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CATALOGUE
ADDITIONS
TO THE
MANUSCRIPTS
BEITISH MUSEUM
IK THE YEARS
MDCCOLIV.— MDCCCLX.
ADDITIONAL, MSS. 19,730-34,036.
PRINTED BY ORDER OF THE TRUSTEES.
1875.
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NOTICE.
In the Notice prefixed to the Catalogue of Additions for the
years 1848-1853, published in 1868, it was stated that the further
continuation of the Catalogue of Additions would be suspended,
in order to allow of the compilation of a general Class-Catalogue
of all the collections of manuscripts in the Museum. What was then
contemplated has been accomplished. Partly by using existing
catalogues of the different collections, and partly by re-descriptions
of manuscripts, the titles of the various works have been brought
together, and arranged under heads of subjects, in a series of
108 volumes; so that not only are all the copies of the same
work shown in one view, but the works themselves are grouped
in classes, according to their principal subject, and historical
papers are described chronologically under the countries with
which they are connected.
This Class-Catalogue can now be consulted in the rooms of the
Department of MSS. ; but it is intended that the publication of
full catalogues of the more important divisions shall be commenced
very shortly, some of these works being already in an advanced
state of preparation.
In the meantime, it has been judged advisable to take up the
printing of the Catalogue of Additions from the year at which it
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was suspended, and to proceed with it continuously to the acqui-
sitions of the present time, adding one Index for the whole period.
The present volume deals with the Additional Manuscripts only,
for the years 1854-1860 ; and a second will, it is believed, suflSce to
complete the period to 1875. A third volume will, in that case,
comprise the Egerton MSS., Papyri, and Charters for the whole
twenty-two years; and the Index to the three volumes will be
printed separately.
The present Catalogue gives, in a condensed form, the sub-
stance of the descriptions contained in the more detailed yearly
Catalogues in MS. The writers of original letters, as well as
authors of works, have been carefully identified ; and in the present
volume, all the writers of letters, with the exception of those in
the Lauderdale papers (Nos. 23,113-23,138), and the Eobinson
correspondence (Nos. 23,780-23,878), have been individually
noted. But henceforward, in the case of a large correspondence,
a general description of the papers with an enumeration of the
principal writers will be thought suflScient, and the omitted names
will appear only in the Index.
In the temporary absence of an Index, it may be of service to
point out some of the more important manuscripts described in the
present volume.
Among collections of official correspondence and state-papers,
are : —
Nos. 23,108-23,138, and 23,240-23,251. Papers and corre-
spondence chiefly of John Maitland, 2nd Earl and 1st Duke of
Lauderdale, who was Secretary of State for Scotland at the
Eestoration, and who held other offices connected with that
country. They principally refer to the period from 1612 to 1682,
but include many valuable papers of earlier date, amongst which
is a volume of original letters of Queen Elizabeth to James V. of
ScoUand (No. 23,240).
Nos. 21,417-21,426. Correspondence of Captain Adam Baynes,
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M.P. for Leeds, Parliamentary Commissioner for the Northern
Army, and holding offices subsequently under the Commonwealth.
They extend from 1641 to 1666.
Nos. 22,842-22,850. Letter-books of Thomas Pitt, Governor of
Fort St George; 1699-1709.
Nos. 22,193-22,267. Private and official papers of Thomas
Wentworth, Lord Raby and Earl of Strafford, Ambassador to
Prussia in 1703, and Ambassador to Holland and Plenipotentiary
for negotiating the Peace of Utrecht in 1711-1714. The papers
extend from 1698 to 1755.
Nos. 22,511-22,545. The official correspondence and papers of
John, 2nd Lord Carteret and Ist Earl of Granville, Ambassador
to Sweden in 1719, 1720, and Secretary of State in 1721-1724
and 1742-1744.
Nos. 23,627-23,642. The correspondence of Field-Marshal James
O'Hara, 2nd Lord Tyrawly, Ambassador to Portugal in 1728-1741,
to Russia in 1742-1745, and to Portugal again in 1752-1757.
Nos. 23,780-23,878. Correspondence of Thomas Robinson, sub-
sequently E.B. and Baron Grantham, as Ambassador to Vienna
and Plenipotentiary at the Congress of Aix-la-Chapelle, 1730-
1750. Presented by Countess Cowper.
Nos. 21,631-21,892. Military and official correspondence and
papers of Colonel and Brigadier-General Henry Bouquet, and
Lieutenant-General Sir Frederick Haldfmand, KB., Governor of
Quebec, relating to the contest with the French in Canada and the
war with the American Colonies ; 1757-1785.
Nos. 20,107-20,133. Correspondence and Journals of Sir Hudson
Lowe, holding various military appointments in Egypt, in the
Ionian Islands, and with General Blucher's army, and eventually
Governor of the island of St. Helena during the captivity of
Napoleon ; from 1799 to 1821.
No. 23,207. Original despatches of British Admirals, reporting
victories in the years 17^^4-1806.
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NOTICE.
Nos. 20,241-20,686. The voluminous correspondence and oflScial
and partly private papers of Cardinal Filippo Antonio Gualterio,
Papal Vice-legate of Avignon in 1696, Nuncio in France in 1700-
1706, Cardinal-Protector of Scotland in 1706, and of England in
1728, containing much relating to the affairs of James II. and
the elder Pretender ; and of his nephew Cardinal Luigi Gualterio,
Vice-legate of Ferrara in 1730-1735, Inquisitor of Malta in
1739-1743, Nuncio in Naples in 1744-1753, and in France in
1754-1759.
Nos. 20,795-21,005. Correspondence of Sebastiao Joseph de
Carvalho e Mello, afterwards Marquis of Pombal, Portuguese
Ambassador to England in 1739-1741 and Plenipotentiary at
Vienna in 1744-1749 ; followed by numerous volumes of histories
and political papers relating principally to Portugal and her Indian
dependencies, and also to Spain, France, and other European
States.
No. 23,004. A thick volume of original letters from the Emperor
Napoleon to Marshal Berthier, in the years 1804, 1805.
Among volumes and collections of special interest and value, in
other classes of manuscripts, are : —
No. 22,506. A copy of the Gospels in Greek, written in the year
Nos. 22,735-22,750. Several copies of Greek Gospels, Lec-
tionaries, and collections of Canons, of the 11th, 12th, and 13th
centuries.
No. 21,164. A Lexicon of Tironian characters, of the 10th
century.
No. 21,926. A Latin Psalter, richly illumiuated ; formerly the
property and having the signature of John Grandison, Bishop of
Exeter, and bequeathed by him to the Princess Isabella, daughter
of Edward III.
No. 22,139. A copy of Gower's " Confessio Amantis," with four
ballads by Chaucer, having the date 1432.
1305.
NOTICE.
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No. 22,283. A large collection of English poetry, transcribed at
the end of the 14 th century.
No. 22,927. A Latin Book of Hours, with borders and miniatures
by Giulio Clovio.
Nos. 23,140-23,142. Autograph letters of Michel Angelo
Buonarroti to his father, brother, and nephew.
No. 23,744. Autograph letters of Sebastiano del Piombo, Rem-
brandt, and Poussin.
Nos. 22,878-23,125. Many volumes of foreign literary corre-
spondence and other valuable manuscripts purchased at the sale
of the late Mr. Dawson Turner's library ; including : — George
Vertue's collections on the history of art in England (Nos. 23,068-
23-097); and illustrations to Blomefield's History of Norfolk,
collected by Dawson Turner (Nos. 23,013-23,067).
No. 22,007. A volume of original letters of Robert Bums.
Presented by Archibald Hastie, Esq.
Nos. 22,625-22,629. Original letters written to Mrs. Howard,
afterwards Countess of Suffolk, in the reigns of George I., II.,
and III. Edited by Rt. Hon. J. W. Croker, and subsequently
presented by him to the Trustees of the Museum.
Nos. 23,693-23,711. Lodge's genealogical collections for Ire-
land, with additions by Sir William Bethara.
The compilation of the Catalogue is the work of the oflficers of
the Department generally ; but the chief labour has fallen upon
two of the Senior Assistants, Mr. Scott (of the Upper Section),
and Mr. Warner.
EDWARD A. BOND.
October, 1875.
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TABLE OF CONTENTS.
Additional MSS. acqui
lED IN THE Tear 1854 ; Nos. 19,720-20,686 1
1855 ; Nos. 20,687-21,209 . 246
1856 ; Nos. 21,210-21,630 . 340
1857; Nos. 21,681-22,267 . 476
1858; Nos. 22,268-22,641 . 621
1859 ; Nos. 22,642-23,211 . 711
1860; Nos. 23,212-24,026 . 849
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ADDITIONAL MANUSCRIPTS
ACX^UIBED IN THE YEAR
1854.
19.720. " Le Liure de Rnstican des prouffiz ruraulx, compile par
Maistre Pierre Croissens, Bourgoiz de Boulongne.'* The treatise of
Piero de' Crescenzi, " de agricultura, sive de commodis ruralibus
translated into FreTieh by command of Charles V. of France ; with
the translator's prologue. The name "Pierre Croissens," etc, in
the colophon, has been altered by a later hand to "Charle de
Montrichard, bourgoiz de Nozeroy, faiseur de boy." Vellum ; end
of the xvtb cent.; with illustrative miniatures, the two first of
which, with corresponding text, are copied by a later hand and have
been transposed in insertion. This and the two following Nos.
formerly belonged to J. J. Bure. Folio.
19.721. **foAT abr^g6 de la Marine Ann6e 1760." Lists of
officers and ships of the French navy. Vellum ; finely written, and
having two tint^ drawings of the ports of Brest and Toulon, by
Nicolas Marie Ozanne, " dessinateur de la Marine.'* In morocco
binding, with the arms and crown of France on the covers-
Octavo.
19.722. Catalogue des oeuvres de [Robert] Nanteuil, dessinateur et
graveur ordinaire du Roy [Louis XIV.] : with index of portraits.
Paper; xvi nth cent. Small Quarto.
19.723. 1.**Qdatuor enangelia a Juuenco presbytero exametris
uersibus composita pene ad uerbum trauBlata :" the author's Harmony
of the Gospels, f. 1.
Dialogus de inventione mensium apud Romanes; e Bedee libello
** Computi Ratio," f. 54 b.
Vellum, xth cent. " Codex S. Alexandri super Small
Quarto.
MSS. — 1854. B
2
ADDITIONAL MSS., 19,724—19,741.
19.724. ** Sermones magistri [Petri] Babionis for Sundays and fes-
tivals, and on special texts. Two leaves are wanting after f. 6.
Compare Royal MSS. 8 A, xi. f. 64, and 8 B. xiii. Vellum ; written
apparently in Germany in the xuth century. Bound in wood
covered with stamped vellum. Small Quarto.
19.725. 1. Martyrologium, ordine calendarii ; extracted from Usuardus.
Imperfect at the beginning, f. 2.
2. " Laterculus siue racio compoti Bedae presbiteri," f. 30.
3. Ordo ad penitentiam dandam," etc.^ f. 33.
4. " Doctrina ecclesiastica scilicet, Liber Gennadi i Massiliensis de
dogmatibus ecclesiasticis, f. 60 b.
5. Exposicio de xv. capitulis de canone de quo sacerdos raciones
reddere debet in sinodo sive regulea et instructiones sacerdotum,
6. Epistola hortatoiia ; incip. In nomine trinitatis," f. 87 b.
7. Liber "de gestis sanctorum patrum miracula" exhibens, parenti
8U0 Johanni ab auctore inscriptus, in 25 chapters. The saints
whose lives are quoted arc Macharius, Sisoius, ApoUonius, Mu-
cins, eic,^ £ 88.
Some medical receipts are entered in the margins of ff. 5, 41,
and 42 b.
Vellum ; xth cent. In old binding. Small Quarto.
19,726. 1. BoETirde consolatione philosophisd libri quinque; cum
glossis, f. 2.
2. Vit8B S. ColumbsB libb. iii. ; auctore S. Adamnano Abb ate, f. 59.
Vellum ; xith cent.; with old binding. Quai-to.
For No8. 19,727-19,735, see the Catalogue of Oriental MSS.
19.736. " Kessouvenir du voiage et de la campagne que j'ai faitte cn
Hongrie, en 1737 by the Chevalier Pierre de Baustremont At
f. 99 is a plan of the battle with the Turks at the river Timok,
Servia, 28 Sept. 1737. Paper ; xviiith cent Octavo.
19.737. EvANGELiARiUM ; sive Lectiones ex Evangeliis pro diebus
Dominiois et festis. Greece, Imperfect after fif. 119, 158, and 233.
Vellum; xithcent. Quarto.
19.738. HoRiE B. Mariaj Virginis, cum litania Sanctorum, officio mor-
tuorum et commendationibus nnimarum; praemisso calendario.
Vellum ; xvth cent. ; with miniatures " en grisaille." At f. 31 b
are the arms of Marguerite Blondel, widow of Francois de Crequjr,
painted over the letters *'F. M.'' Her husband died in 1518. Small
Quarto.
19,739-19,741. " Observatjons sur le Voyage d*Italie, par Housset ;
f. 63 b.
ADDITIONAL MSS., 19.742-19,769.
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dans Tann^ 1752:*' illustrated with ntimeroQS engravings of
buildings, antiquities, etc. Three volumes. Paper; xviiith cent.
Octavo.
19.742. *' HiSTOiRE de la Pairie de Prance ;" by Jean Le Labourour ;
written circa 1666; with a few marginal notes by the Abb6
Fraguier. Paper ; xviiith cent. Folio.
19.743. ** Les noms des freres et seurs de la charite et confrarie du
saint sacrement fondee en la grant eglise de nostre dame de Kouen :
extrais des antiens registres et papiers ;*' 1435 ; containing a chrono-
logical list of the canons of the church, and a general register of the
brethren and sisters of the charity, to the year 1676. Vellum ; xvth,
xvith, and xviith centt. With miniature and illuminated initials.
In the original binding of wooden sides covered with stamped
leather, with brass bosses. Quarto.
19.744. 1. ANDRE.f: Dominici Flocci de magisti-atibus sacerdotiisqne
Eomanorum libellus, f. 4.
2. Platonis Phaedo et Gorgias ; interprete Leonardo de Brunis Aretino,
3. Caii Vettii Aquilini Juvenci historia Evangelica, metricS, f. 151.
4. " Libellus faceti de moribus uite," f. 216.
6. " Carmina S. Bemardi." Beginning " lerusalem ciuis," f. 227.
6. Memoranda relating to the family of Eimbotti of Florence, to the
year 1511. Ital, f. 230.
Paper; written by Jacopo son of Verdiano son of Donati Bimbotti,
in 1467-1468. His arms are painted at the beginning and other
pai-ts of the volume, and his portrait at fif. 4 and 45. Small Quarto.
19,745. LiBRi veteris et novi Testamentorum, a Petro de Rosenheim,
monacho de Medelico [Molk, in Austiia], sub compendio versibus
elegiacis expressi. Liber "fratris Nicolai fabri Mathiani ex done
Laurentii Wuchssulberger." Vellum ; xvth cent. " ex bibliotheca
Billiana." Duodecimo.
19,746-19,767. Catalogue of printed books in the library of Edward
Harley, Earl of Oxford, at Wimpole Park, co. Cambridge ; classed
according to subjects, with alphabetical index. In the handwriting
of Eandal MinshuU. Twelve volumes. Paper; circa 1730. Folio.
19.758. A TREATISE of music, "By Thomas Rauenscroft, Bacheler of
Musick, and one of y* children of Poules." Paper ; xviith cent.
Small Quarto.
19.759. Songs set to music by Purcell, Hart, Banister, Turner, and
other composers of the latter part of the xviith century. Paper;
" Charles Campelman his book, June y* 9, 1681.'' Folio.
B 2
f. 46.
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ADDITIONAL MSS., 19,760-19,770.
19.760. Note-book of accounts of coinage at the Royal Mint ; the pay-
ments of salaries of officers ; of cash in the chest, etc, with personal
memoranda, from 1743 to 1748 ; [by Anthony PoUett, Deputy
Comptroller of the Mint in 1750. See Add. MS. 18,769, f. 184.]
Paper. Small Quarto.
19.761. Genealogical tables of British and Saxon King& Welsh.
Paper ; xviith cent. Folio.
1 9.762. A Dictionary of law terms, with occasional entries of a general
nature. Paper ; xviith cent. Belonged to Watkin Owen in 1681
and to Robert Owen in 1714. Small Quarto.
19,763-19,765. Drawings of Chinese manufactories of tea, china, rice,
silk, and cotton, and of Chinese boats, by a native artist trained in
a European school. ITiree volumes. Paper; xixth cent Oblong
Folio.
For No. 19,766, see the Catalogue of Oriental MSS.
19.767. 1. Alani de Insulis Summa de arte prsBdicandi, f. 1.
2. Ejusdem sermones in diebus festivis, f. 53 b.
3. Ejusdem disputationes contra hasreticos ; praemissa epistola Wil-
lelmo Montispessulani principi, f. 100.
4. " Liber Magistri Petri [Pictaviensis] cantoris parisiensis qvi dicitur
viaticum tendentis iherusalem sive, Verbum abbreviatum de vitiis
et virtu tibus, in libb. x. distinclum, f. 153.
A Latin rhythmical colophon states that the volume was compiled
by command of Abbot Bertholdus [of Ottenburen, in Bavaria,
1229-1248]. Vellum ; xiiith cent. ; with coloured figures of Abbat
Bertholdus, Magister Alanus and Magister Petrus Cantor. Li old
binding. Quarto.
19.768. SEQUENTiiE de tempore et in festis Sanctorum ; neumis sive
accentibus musicis instructae. Imperfect at ihe beginning. St.
Alban occurs among the saints commemorated. The Sequences
partly agree with those ascribed to Notkerus Balbulus, monk of
St. Gall, and printed by Bernard Pez in his Thesaurus Anecdo-
torum, torn, i., col. 17. Vellum ; xith cent. The volume appears to
be made up of two distinct manuscripts, the latter commencing at
f. 59, and exhibiting occasional use of early English characters,
as at flf. 59, 61, and 61 b. Small Quarto.
19.769. " AuGUSTiNiADOs eeii Conuersionis Diui Augusfini Poema."
Paper; xviith cent. Small Quarto. Presented hy Dr. W. H, Scott^
of Torquay.
19.770. Original letters from Charles Longland, British Consul (?) at
Leghorn, to Pobert Blackborne, Secretary to the Commissioners of
the Admiralty ; dat Leghorn, 13 .March, 1653[4}-11 Feb. 1655[6].
Paper. Folio.
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ADDITIONAL MSS., 19,771—19,796.
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19.771. Original letters of [Henry de Ma88u6 de Ruvigny] Earl of
G^alway, Lieutenant-General of the English forces in Savoy, to
William Blathwait, Secretary at War; dat. Turin, etc, V iS 169f -
V o? 1695. Paper. Quarto.
19.772. l.A RENTAL of the priory of Leeds, co. Kent [circa 1330];
with copies of charters to the same monastery. Latiriy f. 1.
2. ** Extracts out of the Augmentation Office, Westminster," of a return
of lands lately belonging to Leeds Priory, 34 Hen. VIII. ; and from
Ministers' Accounts, 3 Edw., VL f. 6.
Vellum and paper ; xmth and xvmth centt. Polio.
19,773-19,775. Law papers of Sir Thomas Pengelley, Serjeant at Law
in 1710, and Chief Baron of the Exchequer in 1726 : consisting of
briefs of cases, with notes, copies of wills, and other papers :
1706-1729. Three volumes.
For other volumes of the same collection, see Add. 6,722-6,727.
The present volumes were lettered on the backs with the numbers
vii., viii., and ix. Paper. Folio. Presented by Bev. JoJm WM.
For Nob. 19,776-19,791, see the Catalogue of Oriental MSS.
19.792. Litania et pieces secundum usum Anglicanaa ecclosiaa, ab Elia
Petilio OrcBce reddit», et Kicardo Neile, Archiepiscopo Eboraoensi
dicatae. The prayer for the royal family fixes the date to the yesa
1632. Paper. Small Quarto. Presented hy William Maskell, Esq.
19.793. "The order of Divine Service in the most holy and most
antient Greek Church, composed by St. Chiysostome an English
translation. Paper; xviith cent. Small Quarto. Presented hy the
same,
19.794. A COLLECTION of prayers and texts for special occasions, with
some public services : composed at the latter part of the reign of
Queen Elizabeth. See f. 86 b. Mr. Deering, "Eeader of the
Lectures of Pawles church," is twice quoted at flf. 83, 85 b ; and in
the latter instance his death is referred to. The initials E. C. are
used in one of the prayers, and as a signature at f. 45. Paper ; end
of the xvith cent. Formerly belonged to James Biss of Wadham
College, Oxon. Octavo. Presented hy the same.
19,796. Petitions and memorials of Andrew Stuart of Craigthoni,
King's Remembrancer in Scotland, to the Barons of the Exchequer
in Scotland, in a dispute with David Stewart Moncrieffe, Deputy
King's Remembrancer, relative to the commission of deputation,
with the answers for D. S. Moncrieffe ; 1770. Paper. Folio.
19,796. Lists of persons engaged in the Rebellion in Scotland in 1745,
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ADDITIONAL MSS., 19,797—19,816.
showing their places of abode, the particular acts of rebellion com*
mitted by them, their present place of residence, etc,^ furnished by the
supervisors of Excise for various districts ; 1746. Paper. Large Folio.
19,797. Various papers and tracts relating to the history of Scotland,
" Copyed from a manuscript which was in the possession of Arch-
bald Duke of Argyll in the year 1756." They consist of relations
of battles and feuds among native chieftains to the year 1612;
historical papers of the xvth century ; foundations of colleges ;
rentals of church benefices ; the king's revenue and expenditure in
1628, 1629 ; taxations and crown rentals ; revocations of grants and
pensions, eU,, to 1634. A table of contents is supplied at the end of
the volume. Paper; xviiith cent. Formerly belonged to John
Maule. Folio.
For No8. 19,798-19,811, see the Catalogue of Oriental MSS.
19.812. "CosTQMi di Madras." Executed for Sir Frederic Adam,
Governor of Madras. Paper ; xixth cent. Atlas Folio.
19.813. 1. HuGONis DE S. ViCTORE Soliloquium de arrha animro ; trans-
lated into Italian by ** Frate Johanni da Sancto Vito da Pisji," at the
request of Sister Bartolomea di Nicholao de Gallicaui da Siena,
monacha . . . . di Sancta Petornella da Siena," f. 1 .
2. Translation by the same of St. Bernard's treatise " de interiori
homine." Ito/., f. 24.
3. Extract from St Gregory ** della virtu della messa," f. 51.
Vellum ; written by the translator in 1420. At the end is the note
** Iste liber est ad vsum venerabilium sororum Johanno Filippi, et
Bartholomee Micholay de Senis, monasterii Sancte Petronille de
Senis, ordinis Sancte Clare.'' Small Quarto.
The foUoioing No8. 19,814-19,826 formerly belonged to George^ Earl
Macartney.
19.814. Arms in trick, with a few in colours, of English families, prin-
cipally of the reigns of Elizabeth and James I.; with index of
names. Paper ; xvnth cent. Folio.
19.815. Copy of the visitation of Herefordshire by Robert Cooke,
Clarenceux, in 1586; with a few continuations. Paper; xviith
cent. Folio.
19.816. 1. Visitation of Norfolk by William Harvey, Clarenceux [15G3] ;
with arms in trick, and index, f. 1.
2. ** The Plesant Vanites, collected per William Dethyk, York,
Garter:" pedigrees of Norfolk families, in his handwriting, 1594,
f. 79.
3. Visitation of Worcestershire [1634?] ; with index, f. 100.
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4. Arms of Worcestershire families; taken from the visitation of 1574,
£ 126 h.
Paper ; xvith and xviith centt. Polio.
19.817. A herald's day-book of orders for coats of arms to be painted
for private persons, 21 Juue, 1749-21 Jnne, 1755; preceded by
descriptions of arms of various English families, arranged under
counties. Paper ; xvuith cent. Oblate Duodecimo.
19.818. Extracts from pedigrees and various sources, relating to
peerage cases ; collected by John Anstis, Qarter King at Arms, and
partly in his handwritiug. Paper ; xviiith cent. Folio.
19.819. Miscellaneous pedigrees, partly in the handwriting of J.
Edmondson, Mowbray Herald ; viz. :
Holgate, f. 28 b.
Keresforth. f. 24 b.
Smith, of COS. Lincoln and Hertf. f. 25.
Dmry, of Overstone, oo. Northt. t 26 b.
Ghicheley, f. 27.
Howard, f. 27 b ; and othcn.
Michel, of Old Windsor, f. 1.
Clinton, of Max took, co. Warwick, f. A.
Bnlkeley, of Ireland, eto., f. 8.
Poyntz, f. 19 b.
Doughty, of Plnmley, f. 22.
Fienes, Lord Say and Sole, f. 23.
Paper ; xvmth cent. Folio.
19.820. Maps and plans principally illustrating military movements
of British troops in Hindostan, 1762-1799. Paper. Atlas Folio.
19.821. Maps and plans of districts and fortresses in the presidency of
Madras; executed for George Lord Macartney, as Governor,
1778-1783. La twelve rolls. Paper.
19.822. Maps, plans, and sketches of places and scenes in China, by
H. W. Parish, of the Royal Artillery. Executed for Lord Macartney
on occasion of his embassy to China, 1792-1794. Paper. Atlas
Folio.
19.823. Dutch chart of the south coast of the Island of Java, with
soundings; accompanied with a copy. Given to Lord Macartney
by Captain Forest in 1783. Two paper rolls.
19.824. " Copies of plans and charts on the East and West coasts of
South Africa, by J[ohn] Barrow " [Secretary to Lord Macartney and
Auditor-General of public accounts at the Cape of Good Hope].
Paper ; xvmth cent. Folio.
19,826. Charts and sketches of the Cape of Good Hope, the Cape
de Verde, Madeira, and other islands, in the South Atlantic, by
John Barrow, Secretary to Lord Macartney, and Capt. G. Bridges,
B.E., 1792-1798. Paper. Atlas Folio.
19,826. 1. Sermon preached at Harrow-on-the-Hill on occasion of
the funeral of Princess Charlotte, 19 Nov. 1817, by George Butler,
D.D., Head Master of the School, f. 1.
Digitized by
8 ADDITIONAL MSg., 19,827—19,831.
2. "The Eiiles of P^rga:" tngwlated into English yevBe from the
French of the Baron d*Ordre, by the Jlev^ Weeden Butler, - Jun.
[drca 1794], f, 21.* . . ' . . .
Paper. Quarto. Presented hy Thos. "Butler^ .-^«4v *
19.827. Memoranda by Adrien Carpentier^of principles to be observed
in the composition of a picture, arrangement of colours, perspective,
cte., in English and Frenth. ilntered in an interleaved printed Al-
manac for 1751. Paper. Duodecimo. Presented hy the same.
The following Jfos. 19,82^19,865 formerly belonged to Sir William
Betham, Ulster ^ing at Arms.
19.828. .Album amicorum of Johann Haan, medical student of Wiirz-
burg. The inscriptions are collected principally in England and
Scotland, in 1596-1608. Amongst the names inscribed are
those of, Sir Robert Cotton ; Conington, 12 Sept. 1603, f. 33 ;—
William Camden, Clarenceux; Conington, 12 Sept. 1603, f. 34; —
Andrew Melvin ; Eirk-Reul [St. Andrew's], 1603, f. 50;--and John
Nepair [Napier], Lord of Merchistoun ; Edinburgh, 6 Oct. 1603,
f. 66. Paper. Octavo.
19.829. Minutes of proceedings of Courts of Assembly of the bur-
gesses^ and freemen, and courts of Common Council, of the borough
of Banagher [King's county, Leinster], 22 Sept. 1693 - 2 Oct.
1749, and of courts of civil pleas, 1694-1698; with numerous sig-
natures of burgesses. At f. 76 b is a declaration against the
doctrine of transubstantiation, subscribed by burgesses at successive
dates from 1736 to 1765. Paper ; xviith and xviiith centt. Folio.
19.830. Abstracts of the Statutes of Ireland, 7 Hen. VI. [1428-9]- '
. 1 Ric. III. [1484]; by Sir William Betham, Ulster King at Arms,
and^n his own handwriting. Prefixed are copies of the charter
10 Edw. II. for holding Parliaments in Ireland ; and of the Irish
Act " de servientibus et operariis," consequent; on the English Act
of 23 Edw. III. Paper ; xvjiith cent. Folio.
19.831. Documents relating to the rebellion in Munster, 1590-1599 ;
viz. :
1. Orders for the liberation of Conoghor o Devana, 16, 17 Kov. 1590.
Signed by Adam [Loftus], Archbishop of Dublin, John [Garvey],
Archbiishop of Armagh, and Thomas [Jonjos], Bishop of Meath, f. J.
2. Considerations respecting the state of Ireland, by John Udall, f. 3.
3. Ordynaunces to be observed dureinge the warrs of Ireland," f. i^,
4. Articles against Eicbard Boyle [afterwards Earl of Coik]; with liis
answers [159f], signed by himself and his examiners ; and with
de|)Obitions of witnesses, f. 7.
Digitized by
ADDITIONAL IfSS., 19,8»I-19,8S6.
9
5. Notes [by the Bishop of Limericjc?] of proceedings against the
rebels, f. 21. . ,
Paper ; xvnth qent . Folia
*. *• . •
19.832. l. Copiss of -the papers contained in the preceding Tolume;
Jby Sir W. Betham, f. J.
2. " A form for y* govemniBnt of y* (first) Earl of Cork's family at
Stalbridge," f. 22.
3. Copy of an autobiographical memoir- of Richard Boyle, fii^t Earl of
Cork, f. 23, - . ^ •
4. Copies of correspondence of the same l^o-l of Cork, 1^33-1644;
with marginal notes by himself. A contemj)orary transcript.
Imperfect, f. 31.
Paper ; xvuth and xixth centt. Folio.
19.833. The Citil List of Ireland, for the year 1654; containing the
names of persons in the employment of the Government, and
ministers of religion, with their salaries, and of persons receiving
pensions ; copied by Sir W. Betham. Paper ; xixth cent. Folio.
19.834. " Certainb Chroniculary Disconrses [of affairs in Ireland] for
the yeares of our Lord God 1612, 1613, 1614, 1615. CoUected and
gathered by William Farmer Chimrgion." Dedicated to Arthur,
Lord Chichester, Lord Deputy of Ireland. Imperfect at the end.
Formerly belonged to Thomas Crofton Croker. Paper ; xvuth cent.
Folio.
19.835. 1. ExcERPTA ex libris Suetonii de vita CsBsamm, f. 1.
2. *• Ex libris Valerii Maximi Memorabilivm," f. 4.
3. QusBstiones theolc^cae, sive Glossed in varies S. Scripturas locos :
with marginal notes, partly in English, f. 13.
4. De valore literarum in alphabeta Grseca, f. 19 b.
5. Quasdam de virtute, f. 20. ^
6. 8. Fulberti Camotensis episcopi epistolse, f. 21.
7. Ejusdem sermones de nativitate et vita et fine Sanct9 Mariae," et
" de pvrificatione Sanct9 Mari9," f. 24.
8. Liturgica quaedam; scilicet "Qvid cantari vel legi debeat toto
anno de officiis ecclesiasticis, de dedicatione ecclesiee, etc,^ f. 26 b.
9. Interrogationes de psalmis, ex Hieronymo depromptas, f. 44 b.
10. Interpretatio mystica nominnm quae in libro generationis Jesu
Christrinveniuntur. Imperfect, f. 46 b.
Vellum ; xiith cent. Quarto.
19.836. 1. " Liber Regalis Visitationis in tribus Provincijs ITibemie,
viz. Lagenia, Momonia, et Conatia ; virtute Commiasionis illnstrissimi
Regis Jacobi," 22 Junii 1615. " In quo seperatim status cuiusqiie
ecclesie, nomen cuiuslibet incumbentis, valor benoficij quod possidet
10
ADDITIONAL MSS., 19,887—19,862.
et qualitas cuiuslibet persone exprimitur." Apparently a contem-
porary copy, f. 3 b.
2. " A Catalogue of all the Rectories and Viccaradges in the diocess
of Meath; with the names of the Patrones and their yearely
value," f. 143.
Paper ; xviith cent. Folio.
19,837-19,842. Entry-book of Recognizances in the Court of Chancery
in Ireland, 1570-1634; with signatures of Lords Lieutenant, Lord
Chancellors, Masters in Chancery and other law officers of Ireland.
Six volumes. Paper ; xvith and xviith centt. Folio.
19,843, 19,844. Register of Statutes-staple of different cities of Ire-
land, kept by the Clerk of the Decrees and Recognizances of the
Court of Chancery in Ireland; from February, 163| to April, 1662,
and from April, 1673 to November, 1678. Latin and English. Two
volumes. Paper ; xviith cent. Folio.
19.845. Register of Orders in Council in Ireland, 3 Sept. 1655-
1 June, 1659 : kept by Colonel Thomas Herbert, Clerk of the Council.
Paper ; xviith cent. Folio.
19.846. Diploma of citizenship of Rome, granted by the Conservators
of the city to Charles Wogan, in the service of the Pretender, and
Richard Gaydon, liucas O'Toole and John Misset, officers of Dillon's
Irii*h Brigade; Ides of June, 1719. Lot. ; with seals and signatures.
Vellum ; xvuith cent. Quarto.
19,847-19,850. Notes of cases in the Court of Chancery of England,
1720-1730, by John Wainwright, Barrister, afterwards a Baron of
the Exchequer in Ireland. Four volumes. Paper; xviiith cent.
Oblate Quarto.
19,851-19,858. Notes of cases in the Irish Court of Exchequer, from
Michaelmas term 1732 to Easter term 1740 ; by Baron Wainwright.
With index of names by another hand. A volume containing the
greater part of the year 1734 is wanting. Eight volumes. Paper;
xviiith cent. Oblate Quarto.
19,859. Acts and orders of the General Assembly and Common Council
of the city of Limerick; 30 Sept. 167^-4 Oct. 1680. Copied by
Sir William Betham, 1818. Paper. Folio.
19,860, 19,861. The printed Irish-English Dictionary of Edward
0*Keilly [4°, Dublin, 1817]; interleaved, with numerous additions
in MS., by Owen Connellan. Two volumes. Paper. Quarto.
19,862. The works of St Patrick, real and supposititious, translated
into English, with notes ; by Sir William Betham. Paper ; xixth
cent. Folio.
ADDITIONAL MSS., 19,863-19,868.
11
19.863. Fancies oocasionly written on seuerall ooourrances, and
reuised heere, vidz from Julij the 22d, 1645, to Jnlij 28th, 1646
with dedication in verse to E P , dated, 17 Feb. 1647[8], and
signed ** P F " [Payne Fisher]. Poems on various occa-
sions, and chiefly in reference to the author's service in the King's
armies in Ireland and the north of England, and his imprisonment
in Newgate; in English and Latin: Autograph Paper; xviith
cent. Belonging in 1683 to Gowen Paige, "ex dono Gulielmi
Killett." Small Quarto.
19.864. " Divine Fancies, Digested into Epigrammes, Meditations and
Observations, by Francis Quarles ;" in three books. The autograph
of the poet [?]. On fly-leaves at the beginning of the volume are
entries of sums received [for tithes ?] from parishioners of Coleraine
in 1690, 1691. And at the en<3t of the volume, and reversing it,
are recipes for pastrj^ in a later hand. Paper; xviith cent.
Belonging to William Godfrey in 1688. Octavo.
19.865. 1. Copy, by Sir William Betham, of a register of papers re-
lating to the family of Sexten, of Limerick ; compiled by Chris-
topher Sexten between 1630-1640: viz,,
a. Memorial of services in Ireland of Edmond Sexten, " Sewer of the
King's chamber," including letters of the King, and of the Deputy
and Council of Ireland ; temp. Henry VIII., f. 1.
h. Names of havens, rivers, lordships, etc, with their landlords and
commodities, from Lupes head," north of the Shannon, and within
the river; by Edmond Sexten, f. 19.
c. Charters of the city of Limerick ; and inquisitions and other docu-
ments relating to property there of the family of Sexten, including
the abbeys of St, Mary and St. Francis; 1197-1628, f. 24.
d. Lists of books and evidences of Christopher Sexten, 1630, f. 74.
e. Charters of Q. Elizabeth and James I. to the city of Limerick,
f. 79 b.
/. Table of the Governors of Ireland, and of mayors, bailiflfe, and
sheriffs of Limerick; with memoranda relating to the family of
Sexten, f. 115.
2. Translations, by Sir William Betham, of royal charters of Cork and
Wexford, 1609-1687, f. 143.
Paper ; xixth century. Folio.
For No8, 19,866, 19,867, see the Catalogue of Oriental MSS.
19,868. A COLLECTION of documents, principally original, relating to
the family of Koche, of the city of Cork ; consisting of grants, wills,
bonds, receipts, and legal memoranda; 1543-1740. Paper; xvith,
xviith, and xviiith centt. Folio.
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ADDITIONAL MSS., 19,869—19,873.
19.869. Obiginal grant by Edmund Spenser, of Kilcolman [co. Cork],
the Poet, of the custody of the woods of Balliganim and a house in
the bawne of Bichardston [oo. Cork] to [James Eoche aUas] McHenry ;
[circa 1597 ?]. With autograph signature. Paper. Folio.
19.870. A REGISTER of assessments for troops, accounts of aids and
subsidies, proclamations, commissions, letters and orders of the
Privy Council, and of the Lord President of Wales, with corre-
spondence of the sheriff and justices of the county of Flint, in
North Wales, 1586-1 637 ; and a few extracts of an earlier date, from
the year 1442. Paper ; xviith cent. Folio.
19.871. Papers bearing the autographs of W[illiam Chaderton, Bishop
of] Chester, 1685, f. 1 ; — Lady Eleanor Butler and Miss Sarah
Ponsonby, of LlangoUen, 1796, f. 2; — Eobert Lacy, Justice of the
Peace for Surrey, [signature to a licence to an infirm person to be
ferried over the Thames on the Sabbath day], 1744, f. 4 ; — [Henry
Scott, 4th Earl of] Deloraine, 1770, f. 5 b. Paper and vellum.
Folio. Presented by 0. Hellier and W. Astdl, Esqrs.
19,872. Original letters to Henry I
and fortifications at Tangier, by ;
[Lord Henry Howard of Castlo Bysing,
afterwards 4th Duke of Norfolk,] Am-
bassador to the Emperor of Morocco,
1669, f. 1 b.
Ct'lonel H. Norwood [Lieut.-Govemor of
Taugierl 1669, f. 4.
[Edward Montagu, Ist Earl of] Sand-
wich, 1671, f. 6.
John Luke [Secretary to the Governor?],
1674-1676, ff. 7-22, 27.
Samuel Pepys, 1675, 1677, ff. 23. 31.
Sir Joseph Williamsoir [Secretary of
State], 1676, f. 25.
Admiral Sir John Narbrough, 1677-1679,
ff. 29, 37, 40, 43.
Sir Palmes Fairbome [late Lieut.-
Govemor of Tangier], 1678, 1679, ff.
42, 45^2.
Paper; 1669-1700. Folio.
Sheers, Surveyor-General of works
[Arthur Annesley, 1st Earl of] Anglesey,
1680, f. 53.
D[aniel] Finch [Lord of the Admiralty],
1680, f. 55.
[Robert Spencer, 2nd Earl of] Sundtr-
land [Sec. of State], 1680, f. 57.
L[awrence] Hyde, [afterwards Earl of
Rochester], 1680, f. 59.
Sir Leoline Jenkins [Sec. of State],
168{-1682, ff. 61-64, 66, 69-72, 79, 80,
83.
[William Viscount] Brouncker, Sir
Humphrey Winch, and Daniel Finch,
Lords of the Admiralty, 1681, f. 67.
Lieut.-Col. E. Sackville, 1681, ff. 73, 75.
0[wen] WjTino, 168^, f. 81.
Ntt : Sanford, 1700, f. 85.
19,873. " Inventaris van alle de Chartros berustende te Vilvoorden
catalogue of charters and state papers of Brabant, deposited in the
castle of Vilwoorden, drawn up by Geraert de Pauw and Philippus
van Berthem, under instructions from the government, 8 August,
1588. At the end of the volume is the copy of an order by the
government of Brabant for a search for charters relating to Luxem-
Digitized by
ADDITIONAL MSS., 19,874-19,884.
13
burg in the archives of Vilwoorden, 19 June, 1681. Paper; xvmth
cent. Folio.
19.874. Journal of the voyage of Daniel de Kuyter from the Hague
to Cadiz, Gibraltar, and places in the Mediterranean, 13 Apr.-8 Nov.
1670. Dutch, Spaces have been left for views and drawings.
Paper; xvnth cent. Octavo.
19.875. Copies of treaties of alliance of England, and France and
England, with the United Provinces, 1585, 1596. French. Paper ;
xviith cent. Folio.
19.876. Copy of treaty of alliance of France and England with the
United Provinces, 31 Oct. 1596. French. Paper ; xviith cent. Folio.
19.877. Copies of treaties of the United Provinces with various
European States, 1596-1641. French, Latin, and Dutch. Paper;
xvuth cent. Folio.
19.878. Grant of arms and nobility by the Emperor Leopold I. to
Johan, Herman, Conrad, Ernst, Mary and Matthew IClenckhe, and
their heirs, 22 Oct. 1668. Signed by the Emperor. Oerman, with
DiUch translation. A fine impression of the Imperial seal is attached.
Vellum and paper. Folio.
19.879. Tables showing the dates of promotion of the several officers of
regiments of German troops employed in the service of the King of
Great Britain; with notices of the first formation of the several
regiments, and names of their colonels ; and with coloured sketches
of uniforms ; Hanover, 17 June, 1750. Paper ; xvmth cent. Octavo.
19.880. A PRINTED book, entitled "Symbola Heroica M. Clavdii
Paradini, . . . et D. Gabrielis Symeonis ;" Antwerp, 1583: inter-
leaved for autograph inscriptions of Professors and others, friends
. of Georgius Schonbom, at Marburg, Heidelberg, Franckfort on the
. Oder, and other places, 1597-1610. Paper; xvith and xvnth centt.
Duodecimo.
19.881. Autograph inscriptions cut from various albums, and chiefly
of Cornells Buis and Johan Wilhelni Wendbeiel, 1593-1679. At
f. 28 is the inscription of Philippe de Mornay, Seigneur du Plesbis
[-Marly], 1605. Paper ; xvith and xviith centt Small Quarto.
19.882. Album Amicorum of Abraham Velthuysen of Cologne ; 1637-
1604. The inscriptions are dated from London, Kingston on Hull,
Amsterdam, and other places. Paper, xviith cent. Oblate Octavo.
19.883. 19,884. Eelations of remarkable Italian criminal cases, with
historical tracts of the 16th and 17th centuries; transcribed from
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ADDITIONAL MSS., 19,886—19,891.
manuscripts in the Vatican Library. Ital. Two volumes. Paper ;
xixtli cent. From the collection of Joseph Gwilt, architect. Quarto.
19.885. 1. HuGONis deS. ViCTORE "de archa Noe, pro archa sapientie,
cum archa ecclesie et archa matris gratie," libri v., f. 1. Some of
the leaves of this treatise are misplaced.
2. S. Augustini Hipponensis Enchiridion de Fide, Spe et Caritate, ad
Lauren tium. Imperfeci at the beginning and end, f. 66.
3. Hugonis de S. Victore expositio super lamentationes Hieremiae
prophetse, f. 81.
Vellum ; xiith and xiiith centt. Small Quarto.
19.886. Francisci PETRARCHiE de remediis utriusque fortunae libri duo.
Paper; xvth cent. Formerly belonging to " Arnoldus de Gheel in
buscho ducis " [Bois le Due]. From the library of the Abbey of the
Park near Louvain. Quarto.
19.887. Cartqlarium abbatias Palatii S. Marise, in dioc. Lemovicensi.
The entries are from the time of the foundation of the abbey to the
abbacy of William, in the middle of the 13th century. Prefixed
are some extracts from the chartulary itself, and notices of the
abbey, by Leonard de laHuguet Damarzit, Abbat, 1753 ; in French,
Vellum ; xiith and xiiith centt. Small Quarto.
19.888. JoHANNis DE TuRRECREMATA, Cardinalis, Summa de ecclesia,
quatuor libris distincta. Paper; written for Henricus Somer,
chamberlain of Pope Sixtus IV., by ITiomas Rodolphi, in 1472.
Folio.
19.889. "The Jewell of Artes," in seven books: describing the
ancient instruments of navigation ; the manner of building ships
by geometrical proportion ; instruments for surveying, taking
observations, etc. ; fortifications, and mining ; various kinds of
ordnance and carriages ; and instruments for training guns : with
numerous pen-and-ink drawings, partly coloured. By George Way-
mouth. Dedicated to King James I. Paper; xvJith cent. The
copy presented to James 1., and in the original binding, with the
King's arms stamped on the covers. Folio.
19.890. " De vita et oonversatione beatissimi Patricii Hyberniensium
Apostoli; et de miracvlis qvae omnipotens Dominus ab infantia
per evm operari dignatvs est auctore, ut putatur, S. Elerano
Sapiente. Printed in the " Trias Thaumaturga " of John Colgan ;
vol. ii. p. 35. Vellum ; xith cent. Quarto.
19.891. M. Annjei Lucani Pharsaliea libri x. ; with interlinear gloss,
and marginal notes by various hands. The latter pai-t of the
work, from the middle of book vii., has been supplied by a hand
of the loth century; and two leaves from a MS. of the 15th
ADDITIONAL MSS., 19,896-19,898.
15
century have been inserted after the first leaf of book i. Vellum ;
xiiith, xivth, and xvth centt. In a binding of the 15th or 16th
century. Two Italian coats of arms are painted at the foot of f. 4.
Oblong Octavo.
For No8. 19,892-19,896, see the Catalogue of Oriental MSS.
19,896. 1. Tinted drawings to illustrate the Apocalj^se ; with texts in
Latin: preceded by four subjects from the life of St. John, f 1.
2. Apocalypsis Johannis ; cum argumento, et S. Jeronymi praefutione,
Vellum; xvth cent; executed in Germany. In wooden covei-s
lined with stamped leather, with brass bosses. A half-length
figure of the Virgin, in Limoges enamel, of the 16th century,
is inserted in the upper cover. Quarto.
19,897. Ordo missalis, secundum consuetudinem romane curie cum
calendario praemisso. Offices of the Holy Cross, the Archangel
Gabriel, St. Sebastian, and St. Anthony have^ been inserted at the
beginning of the volume. Vellum ; middle of the xvth century ;
with a few ornamental borders, and a miniature at the beginning
and at f. 148 b. The following notes occur on the fly-leaf at the end
of the volume ; — " Istud misaalo est mei J. de Arma .... Cast . . s .
[Johannis de Armaniaoo episoopi Castrensis] ; and, in a running
hand, Celebratum est officium sanctum Bamis Falmarum in
oastro de Lonberg [?] anno M^ccoC°.LXIX. et die xxvj marcii." The
name " Jehan," also, is written twice or thrice on the same page.
The arms of Jehan d'Armagnac, brother of Jacques, Due de Nemours,
are painted in the lower margin of f. 155, surmounted with the
hat of an ecclesiastic, and again at f. 12, without the hat, and
with a bishop's crosier. Jean d'Armagnac was bishop of Castres
from about 1460 to 1493. In the centre of the covers are stamped
the arms of France, with the legends, " Liber Sapientiea," ** Nobili-
tatis Origo." In the comers of the covers are stamped the aims of
Rene Fran9oi8 de Beauvau, Archbishop of Narbonne in 1719.
Quarto.
19,898. PoxTiFiCALE Romanum ; soil. " Ordo ad cathecuminum facien-
dum," f. 4; — **Fidei dationes vel fiducialia," f. 19 ;— Canon mi^sae,
f. 34 ; — Benedictiones Episcopales, etc, f. 66 b. Vellum ; xvth cent. ;
flf. 47-49 being recent insertions. At f. 66 b is a shield of aims
with a crozier. The arms are, azure a chevron arg. between three
eagles* heads or, with two eagles as supportei-s. Arms are also
introduced in an initial letter at f. 43 b. On the velvet of the
covers are embroidered the arms of George Spencer Churchill
Marquess of Blandford, afterwards Duke of Marlborough, Pnnce of
the Holy Roman Empire. Small Quarto.
f. 25.
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ADDITIONAL MSS., 19,899—19,905.
19.899. PsALTERiUM, ctuxi caiiticis, symbolo Athanasii et litania ; neonon
cum calendario praBmisso. Yellum ; xuith cent ; with a few minia-
tures in initial letters. The obits of "Robert le fiz Paein" and
"Dame Boberge la Paeine*' are entered in the calendar in the
months of April and July, in a hand of the 14th century. The
name Ralph Eure [Lord Eure, ob. 1698 ?] is inscribed on the two
first leaves of the calendar. Small Quarto.
19.900. " Le LiUREde senecque des quatre vertus, translate de Latin en
Francois par Laurent de Premier fait." French translation, ascribed
by M. Paulin Paris to Jean Courtecuisse, of the supposititious LcUin
tract of Seneca. The translator's prologue, addressed to John,
Duke of Berry, is wanting. See another copy, which has the
prologue, in Harl. MS. 4329. Vellum; xvth cent.; with minia-
tures. At the foot of the first page is a shield of arms, quarterly,
1 and 4, or, a cross moline gu., 2 and 3, chequy arg. and sa., sur-
mounted by a crest, an ox's head gu. homed or. The motto " Dieu
pour guyde " is inscribed at the top of the same page and at the end
of the book. Small Quarto.
19.901. 1. ** )?E MYEROUR of pB blessedc lyfe of Jhesu Crist." Trans-
lated, as conjectured, by John Morton, from the "Speculum vit«
Christi " of Bonaventura. Imperfect, f. 1. See other copies. Royal
18 C. X.; Arundel 112 and 364.
2. " A short tretis of fe hiest and most worthi sacrament of Crist
blessede body, and f e merueiles j?erreof written " to confusion of
al fals lollardes and heretykes," by the same tmnslator, f. 79. See
Arundel 364, f. 205.
Vellum ; earlier part of the xvth cent. Folio. Belonged to Isaac
Armstrong in 1658.
19.903. Lucu JuNii MoDERATi Columella de re rustica libri xiii.
Vellum ; xvth cent. " Marinus Tomacellus [Neapolitanus], dura
Florentiae pro serenissimo Rege Ferdinando legatus ageret, scribi
fecit amicis ©que ao sibi." With the arms of Tomacelli on the
first page. In the original binding of wood covered with stamped
leather. Folio.
19.904. HiSTORiA Augusta: auctoribus M\io Spartiano, Julio Capi-
tolino, -^lio Lampridio, Vulcatio Gallicano, Trebellio PoUione et
Flavio Vopisco. Vellum ; xvth cent. The arms of Acquaviva are
painted on the first page. Folio.
19,906. " Cronica Romana, composita manu magistri Johannis de Deo
Yspani, ex mull is cronicis, et poti«sime de ci onica Romana com-
For No. 19,902, see the Catalogue of Oriental MSS.
ADDITIONAL MSS., 19,906--^19,908.
17
posita ab episoopo Cremonensi " [Sicardo Caflellano] : a chronicle of
the Popes, to Gregory IX. ; with list of provinces and dioceses.
- Vellum ; xivth cent. Folio.
19.906. 1. JusTiNi epitome in Historiarum Philippicarum Pompeii
Trogi libb. xliv., cum prologis et praefatione, f. 1 . ** Explicit deo
iuuante pompei trogi liber xliiij. scribente teugone monaoho
pomposie nepote episcopi teu9onis, die mensis decembris xxiij.
regnante henrico imperatore, pomposiam uero gubemante hieronimo
abbate. Gens [ ] permixta aliis gentibus sarracenos per-
sequitur.
2. '* Liber bede de temporibus," f. 60 b.
3. Epistolae Lupi, sen Lovati [Patavini?], ad Bellinum, et alios;
ma^'cfe, £. 74 b.
4. Formulsd epistolamm. The fii-st of the series refers to proceedings
in Verona in the time of T[imideo] friar minor, Bishop of Verona
[1276-1278]. Some are of a burlesque character, f. 78.
In another hand :
5. Instrumentum publicum de venditione teri*8B in civitate Ferra-
riensi ; 8 Apr. 1290, f. 82.
Vellum ; xivth cent Folio.
19.907. 1. ** QuESTiONUM seu Interrogationum Astronomicarura Ani-
maduersiones. Selecte ex Araboi-um vetustis codicibus a P. P. P.,"
1657. f. 1.
2. Franciscus Marconus de casu quodam puer peril, f. 14.
3. Estratto dei Hegistri del Parlamento " of Paris, relating to
disputes with the court of Eome, f. 17.
4. Copies of two letters of Tomaso Boutelli, on geogmphical and
astronomical subjects. ltd!, f. 32.
6. ** Belisarii de Aquauiua de Aragonia Neritinorum Ducis de Prin-
cipum liberis educandis," f. 56.
6. *' Institutiones geographic* ad vsvm excell"*. Abellinatvm Prin-
cipis " [Prince of Avellino], f. 73.
7. Antonii Tactoni epistola ad Ducem [d*Atri ?] de puerperio
DncLssse ; n.d, f . 92.
8. Garmina Latina diuersorum scilicet, Lazari Bonamici Bas-
sianensis, Marci Antonii Flaminii, Hectoris Palumbi, Balthasari
Ansidei, Octavii Pisani, Pomponii Taurelli et aliorum, f. 96.
Paper ; xvuth cent. Quarto.
19.908. ** Certi capituli in ter9a et in quarta Kima fatti dalo infe-
licissimo lacomo Thalomei da Siena sendo in prigione nel castello
di Sancto Angelo di Roma ad istantia di Paulo Papa Secundo :**
poems addressed to members of the Piccolomini family, and dedi-
cated to Antonio Piccolomini, Duke of Amalfi. Vellum ; xvth
cent. ; with illuminated initials. Folio.
MSS.— 1854. c
18
ADDITIONAL MSS., 19,909—19,926.
19,909. 1. " Sermones discipuli [soil. Johannis Herolt] super epistolas "
Dominicales : written by Johannes Segewynus, 1463, f. 1.
2. Ejusdem promptuarium exemplorum, ordine alphabetico ; indice
rerum subjuncto, f. 163.
3. Ejusdem " promptuarium de miraculis beate uirginis " finitum
et completum anno 1473," f. 239.
4. Queedam de officio missee celebrando, f. 251.
5. "Terribilis reuelacio de malis sacerdotibus an extract, f. 253.
Paper; xvth cent. On f. 1 is written, "Istum librum dedit dns.
Johannes Kale suo dilecto in budeken ad communicandum omnibus
fratribus suis ut fideliter oretur pro eo." In the ancient wooden
binding covered with leather, stamped with a centre pattern and
borders in compartments filled with fleurs-de-lis, roses, li©ns, and
eagles, and the names Jhesus, Maria, Johannes Baptista, and May-
nulfus ; with brass clasps and (originally) bosses. Quarto.
For No8. 19,910-19,914, see the Catalogue of Orienial M8S.
19.915. Sketches of churches in the counties of Nottingham and
Derby; with descriptions of monuments, and arms, and other
topographical notes, by the Rev. David Thomas Powell. See other
volumes of the same collector's topographical notes, in Add. MSS.
17,456-17,463, 17,694, 17,733, 22,605. Paper; xixth cent. Folio.
19.916. Coloured chart of the Mediterranean, the Sea of Marmora and
Black Sea, and of the bordering coasts, Made By John Burston,
Dwelling ouer Againste New Grauell Lane in RadclifF Highway,
neare London, Anno Domini 1640." In two sheets. Vellum.
Atlas Folio.
19.917. Hours of the Virgin Mary, the Holy Cross, the Holy Ghost,
and the Eternal Wisdom, with the seven penitential psalms, the
vigils of the dead, and prayers ; with calendar prefixed. Dutch,
Vellum ; xvth cent. ; with initials and borders. The miniatures
placed before each division of the book have been cut out, with the
exception of the last of the series, at f. 123 b. Small Quarto.
19.918. Letter of Thomas Gray, the poet, to the Eev. James Brown,
of Pembroke College, Cambridge, giving an account of his visit
to Netley Abbey, Winchester, etc,; dat. Southampton [1764?].
Holograph, Paper. Quarto.
19,919-19,924. Heads of lectures delivered by the Rev. John Henley
at his oratory near Lincoln's Inn Fields; 1728-1753. Holograph.
Six Volumes. Paper. Small Quarto.
19,925. "Academical Lectures," by the Rev. J.Henley; 1726-1740.
Holograph. Paper. Small Quarto.
For i^oT 19,926, see the Catalogue of Oriental MSS.
Digitized
byGoogk
ADDITIONAL MSS., 19,927-19,984.
19
19,937. A PORTOLANO : containing eleven ooloured chartn, on the fifth
of which is the inscription, "Baptista Agnesivs lanvensis focit
Venetijs, 1536, die 13 Octobr[i8]." The date 15;J6 occurs also on
a circular table of the signs of the zodiac prefixed to the charts.
Compare Eoyal MS. 14 C. v. Vellum. Folio.
19.928. MoRALiA a Cardinali Mfapheo] Barber ino ex variis avctoribvs
excerpta et eivsdem ivssv, cvm iam Pont. Max. diligenter tran-
scripta. [1623-1644.]" Sentences from the Fathers and classical
writers. Vellum ; xviith cent. With arms of Pope Urban VIII.
Octavo.
19.929. Memoranba by John Bulfinch, printseller, of personal accounts,
and of prices of prints, drawings, and books, either bought or sold
by him, 1701-1728[9] ; with extracts from the works of the Rev.
William Perkins, and the **EnropaB Speculum" of Sir Edwyn
Sandys. Paper. Duodecimo.
19.980. Letter to the Hon. Sir Robert Southwell, Knt., President of
the Royal Society, "in maintenance of the aMjuivocal generation
of plants, insects, and minerals;" dat. Oct. 1692. By Whitelocke
Bulstrode. In a clerk's hand, but with corrections and additions by
the author. Paper. Quarto.
19.981. Entry-book of receipts and disbursements by James Croxton,
Treasurer to the Parliamentary Commissioners (?) for Cheshire,
Nov. 1646-Sept. 1649 ; with an additional entry of a payment by
him as churchwarden of Wybumbury, co. Chester, dat. 22 Jan.
1649 [1650]. Some of the memoranda of disbursements are in the
form of receipts signed by recipients. Paper ; xvuth cent. Oblate
Octavo.
19.982. Album of Johann Jacob, Count Konigsegg, Baron von Aulen-
dorf. Canon of Strasburg and Cologne, containing autograph in-
scriptions, with coloured coats of arms, of his friends; dated at
Ingoldstadt, Augsburg, Rome, Bologna, Perugia, and Florence, 1604-
1619. Paper ; with paintings. Octavo.
19,988. Catalogue of the Pictures in the Store Rooms at Somerset
House, October 28, 1714," the year of the accession of George 1. ;
including pictures " in the Vice- Chamberlain's custody;" and
stating from which of the royal palaces they have been taken.
Paper. Small Quarto.
19,984. ''La Vana Speculazione Disingannata dal Senso. Lettera
Risponsiua di Agostino Scilla Pittore Accademico della Fvcina,
detto Lo Scolorito," etc., " Kapoli, mdclxx. ;" with corrections by the
author as prepared for the press, and with illustrative pen and ink
c 2
20
ADDITIONAL MSS., 19,935—19,948.
drawings at the end, corresponding with the engraved plates.
Paper ; xviith cent. Small Quarto.
19.935. Fabii Marii Victorini, Afri, expositio in libros duos Ciceronis
de Inventione. At the beginning and end of the volume are frag-
ments of the Latin life of St. Maur by St. Faust, and of the history
of the translation of the same saint by Odo, a monk of St. Maur at
Fobsato, of the xith century. Vellum ; xvth cent. Written on skins
formerly covered with notarial instruments. Small Quarto.
19.936. Treatise on the reason of the change of the Sabbath from the
seventh to the first day of the week, with dedication to Charles
[Dormer,] Earl of Carnarvon, by [John Brudenell], who signs his
name with the anagram *' Lihonel Du Bren." ** Finished the first df
November, 1680." Paper. Folio.
19.937. Schedule of lands in Ireland belonging to the Earl of Kildare,
or to Lettice, granddaughter of Gerald Fitzgerald, Earl of Kildare,
and widow of Sir Eobert Digby ; but partly out of their possession
and in other hands : temp. Jac. I. Paper ; xviith cent. Belonging
in 174^ to Dr. Jeremiah Milles. Folio.
19.938. Account of payments to law officers, officers of State, pen-
sioners, etCf in Ireland, 1616-1617. Paper. Folio.
19.939. Oriqinal letters of Dr. Richard Pococke [Bishop successively
of OsBory and Meath] to his mother, written during his travels in
Italy, Germany, etc, ; ^tZ: 1733-Aug. 1737 ; and containing minute
accounts of the places visited by him. Paper. Folio.
19.940. An account by Dr. Richard Pococke of his travels in Styria,
Carintliijt, and Italy [May- June, 1737]. In the handwriting of Dr.
Pocooke*s father, Richard, headmaster of the free school at South-
ampton, who has written at the top of the first page, " Part of my
sons travels copyed for Mr. Jer. Milles, because I would not part
with 'em without order." The account differs from the printed
travels. Paper ; xvi nth cent. Folio.
19.941. Original letters of Dr. Edward Thomas to Dr. Jeremiah
Milles, Dean of Exeter, giving an account of his travels in Italy
and Germany ; 11 June, 1750-4 Aug. 1751. Paper. Large
Folio.
19.942. Sketfches in pen and ink of packsaddles and panniers fitted to
the horse ; by Dr. Jeremiah Milles [drca 1765]. Paper; xviiith cent.
Small Quarto.
For No8. 19,943-19,948, see the Catalogue of Oriental MSS.
Digitized by
ADDITIONAL MSS., 19,949—19,964.
21
19.949. ** CojJFiRMATio conBtitutionum Venerabilium Soromm monas-
ter Li Sancti Lauren tii de bononia . . . ratificata per . . . dominum
Nicolavm de Albergatis . . . Cardinalem . . . episcopum Bononie,"
1 Aug. 1427. Ital, Copied by Rolando Catellano, public notary
of Bologna. At the beginning and end of the volume are fragments
of a Latin commentary on the parable of Dives and Lazarus, Luke
XVI. 19-31; of the xiith century. Vellum; xvth cent. In the
ancient binding. Small Quarto.
19.950. "Tractatus vulgariter dictus La Gerretiere^ alias speculum
Anglorum, editum per fratrem Mondonum Belualeti . . . Archi-
diaconum Cluniacensem, ... In Cluniaoo, 1463.*' A description
of the Order of the Garter ; followed by an Epitome of the same
also in Latin, [See Heame*8 " Duo rerum Anglicarum Scriptores
viz. T. Otterboume et J. Whethamstede," 2 vols. 8vo., 1732. Ap-
pendix to Preface.] Paper ; xvith cent. Small Quarto.
19.951. '* Annau di San Felice," in the duchy of Modena, 337-1775 ;
with appendix of lists of officers, and other documents, to 1785.
Compiled, in prosecution of a dasign of the Arciprete Orazio
Gaviochioni (ob. 1765), and from additional collections, by Gian
Battista de' Campi Lanzi, Commissary of War. Paper ; xvuith cent.
Folio.
19.952. 1. " Domini marchi pauli de veneciis de condicionibus et con-
suetudinibus orientalium regionum'* libri tres, Latine redditi per
Franciscum Pipinum de Bononia, ordinis Praddicatorum. " Finitum
per me Johannem de Ousera, anno 1445, ipso die Siluestri que est
vltima decembris hora vesperarum vrbe Confluentia,'* f. 2.
2. Noticia de Machometo et de libro legis SaiTacenorum qui dicitur
Alcoran, et de continencia eius, et quid dicat de fide domini nostri
Jesu Christi;" inscripta domino Leodicensis eccle&ise archidiacono
a fratre G. Anconitani conventus, f. 85.
3. Tractatus de Talmut Judsdorum. In fine, Explicit Talmut 6iue
heresis iudeorum," f. 99.
** Iste liber est domini Nicolai de Cusis dyoceseos treuerensis qui
postea factus est cardinalis tituli sancti petri ad vincula rome.*'
"Liber Magistri Theoderici de Xanctis Cancellarii Leodiensis."
Paper ; partly written in 1472. Small Quarto.
19.953. Sketches of scenery, portraits of natives, with representations
of ceremonies, costume, etc,, in New Zealand, done in sepia, colours,
or pencil, by Alexander] Sinclair, [M.D.], Cuthbert Clarke, and
J. Merrett, 1842-1853. Paper. Atlas Folio. Presented by Sir
George Grey, K.C.B,, late Governor of New Zealand,
19.954. Water-colour drawings, lithographs, and pencil sketches, illus-
trating scenery, manners, costume, and features of the natives, etc..
22
ADDITIONAL MSS., 19,966—10,962.
in New Zealand, by Charles Heapby, Cnthbert Clarke, George F.
Swainson, and other draughtsmen, 1848-1853. At f. 83 is a story
entitled " The Legend of Hine Moa." Paper. Atlas Folio. Pre-
sented by the same.
19,956. Diary of Cuthbeii; C. Clarke, artist, of a journey in the suite
of Sir George Grey, Governor of New Zealand, from Auckland to
Taranaki, 6 Dec. 1849-19 Feb. 1850. With sketches of scenery,
drawings of natives, etc, in pencil. Paper. Quarto. Presented by
the same.
For Nos. 19,966, 19,967, see the Catalogue of Orienia! MSS.
19,968. 1. " Liber de doctiina dicendi vel faciendi vel tacendi ab
Albertano Causitico Brixiensi de bora Sancte Agathe compositus
et compilatus. Sub anno domini millesimo ducentesimo tricesimo
octauo." The colophon gives the year 1240. f. 1.
2. Ejusdem liber consolationis et consilii compositus anno mccxl.
3. Ejusdem libii iv. " de Amore et dilectione dei et proximi et aliarum
Eerum, et de foi-ma vite compositi anno mccxxxviii. f. 39.
Vellum ; written by Angelus de Marsanis, rector of St. Marc of
Pontecorvo, for Benedictus Vindictis de Signia (written over an
erasure), A.D. 1464. Quarto. '
19,969. Petri Albiniani Tretii, Jur. utriusque doctoris Veneti, trac-
tatus ad versus Lutherum, PapsB dementi VII. inscripti, anno 1524;
soil.
1. " Ad fratrem Martinum Lutenim .... Petri Albiniani Tretii . . .
Pia, Charitatiua, Saluberrima Epistola," f. 4 b.
2. ** De Pontifitia potestate consvltatio," f. 10 b.
3. " De thaesavro ecolesiae," f. 82 b.
Vellum. Apparently the author's autograph, and in the original
binding. Quarto.
19.960. " Capitagia hominum capituli Laudunensis," etc. Lists of
persons paying annual tribute or assessment to the Chapter of
Laon, received at different places in 1286. Some of the lists are
headed " Nomina foraneorum." Vellum. Folio.
19.961. Magni Aurelii Cassiodori Senatoris Ecclesiasticas Historise
libri xii. ab Epiphanio scholastico translati. Imperfect at the begin-
ning and end. Vellum ; ixth or xth cent. Quarto.
19.962. Hours of the Virgin, etc., apparently of the Nantes use ; with
calendar prefixed. Latin, The offices are in the following order : —
1. Sequences of the four Gospels, f. 13.
2. Lessons for the office of the Virgin Mary for every day of the week
Secundum usum ecclesie bcate Marie Nannetensis" [Nantes], f. 17 b.
f. 9 b.
ADDITIONAL MSS., 18,963— 19,»67.
23
3. Honrs of the Virgin in Advent and at Christmas, f. 42.
4. " Vespere " and " Matutine " Mortnomm, flf. 61, 66.
5. " Hore de Cmce," £ 91.
6. Hone ** de sancto spirita," f. 97 b.
7. " Hore gloriosissime trinitatis," f. 99 b.
8. Septem psalmi poenitentiales ; with office for the sick, litany and
prayers, f. 118.
9. Prayers to the Virgin, with hymns, f. 150.
10. Memoriao Sanctorum, f. 160 b.
Vellum ; written by B^n^ Jehan Baptiste Qirault, 1451 ; with
miniatures before the offices, and a series of Bible illustrations at
the banning of the volume. Small Quarto.
19.963. A DETAILED statement of the lands, rents, rights, liberties, etc.,
belonging to the estate of Joigny; dat. Paris, 1688. French, Signed
** Paule Francoise Marguerite de Gondy Duchesse de Lesdiguieres,"
and countersigned by her secretary, Perrot, and having her seal
affixed. Vellum; xviith cent. The arms of Bonne-Lesdigui^res
impaling Gondy are stamped on the covers. From the library of
Baron fitienne F61ix d'Henin de Cuvillar in 1810. Folio.
19.964. 1. Stephani LA^'GT0N, Archiepiscopi Cantuariensis, commen-
tarius in Isaiam. Imperfect^ f. 1.
2. NotulsB in Osee et Joel, f. 56.
Vellum ; beginning of the xivth cent. '* Ex Bibliotheca PP. Car-
melitarum Diuionensium " [Dijon]. Small Quarto.
19.965. 1. Treatise in support of the claims of Mary, daughter of
Charles the Bold, Duke of Burgundy, to the possessions of ber late
&ther, against the pretensions of Louis XI. of France ; by [Jean
d'AufG»y]. In two parta Fr. f. 1.
2. " Des quatre Marguerites enumeration of four princesses of the
name, £ 98 b.
3. Labregia des histoires des troyans in ver$e^ f. 100.
Paper ; xvth cent. Small Quarto.
19.966. ** Officium a domino cantore in ecclesia Nouiomensi [Noyon]
per totum annum cantaudum with musical notation. At f. 136 are
instructions for chanting. Vellum ; xvth cent. Small Quarto.
19.967. 1. HiSTORiiB BomanaB libri xxvi., soil, ad tempera Imperatoris
Leonis V., Armenii, A.D. 813 ; auctoribus Eutropio, Paulo War-
nefrido diacono Cardinali, et Landulfo Sagaci. The first leaf has
been supplied, f. 1.
2. Series Imperatorum, a Julio CaDsare ad Basilium et Constanti-
num Vn. [A.D. 978], f. 148.
3. Epistolte tres Papee Inuocentii II. ad A[lberonem,] Archiepiscopum
24
ADDITIONAL MSS., 19,968-19,974.
Trevirensem, et Gerardum, Abbatem S. Maximini, de dissipatU
monasterii bonifl [A.D. 1134], f. 149.
4. Epistola Almerici diaconi Cai'dinalis, eidem Alberoni, f. 1 49 b.
5. " Priuilegium domini Henrici Secundi Regie [Romanorum] de
resignacioue [ab abbatia S. Maximini in Treveris] vi. milium dclvi.
mansorum, id est clippei regalis." Imperf. f. 149 b.
6. Expositio canonis missed, f. 150. '
7. Cassiodori Senatoris Historia Ecqjesiastica, " cvm opere svo ab
Epiphanio Scolastico translata," libris xii. distincta, f. 152.
8. *' Sermo de vincvlis S. Petn Apostolorvm principis." Imperf,
f. 267 b.
Vellum; xiith cent. Bound in boards, covered with stamped
pig-skin, " anno 1749." Formerly belonging to the Abbey of
St. Maximin of Treves. Folio. .
19.968. 1. Pla i onis Timadus, cum commentario Chalcidii; f. 2.
2. Commentai-ius in Boethii de Consolatione Philosophise libros v. ;
f. 113.
Vellum ; xith and xiiith centt. In a xvth cent, binding of wooden
boards covered with stained skin, and with brass bosses. Quarto.
19.969. 1. ** Pieces Touchant les Traictez faictz en Angle terre touchant
la deliurance De Franquendael entre les mains de son Alteze la
Ser^ Infante, et Suspension des armes en AUemaigne," Feb.-Apnl^
1623. Collected by Ferdinand de Boisschot, Baron de Saventhem,
one of the commissioners for the treaty on the part of the Infante
Isabella Clara Eugenia, Archduchess of Austria, Governess of the
Low Countxies. Fr., LaU and iSpan., f. 2.
2. Copies of royal commissions and other documents relating to the
public services and family connections of Ferdinand de Boisschot,
Baron de Saventhem, Chancellor of Brabant, 1543-1645. fV., Duteh^
and Span, ; with coloured coats of arms. f. 11.
3. Two original letters of Anne, Queen of James I. of England, to the
same Ferdinand de Boisschot and to his wife; the latter urging
the punishment of [Henri] Du Puy, Professor at Lou vain, for a
calumnious writing against the Ring her husband ; dat. Greenwich
and Whitehall ; 25 Nov. 1615, and 29 March, 1616. Fr. Signed, and
with seals, f. 54. Vellum and paper ; xvnth cent. Folio.
For Nos, 19,970-19,973, see the Catalogue of Oriental MSS.
19,974. " The English silver coins in two divisions, viz,, " from the
earliest period to the Eestoration, 1660," and " from the Eestoration
to the present time, 1820 by George Gibsoue, of Newcastle-on-
Tyne : containing, in the first divibion, a history of the coinage
under successive sovereigns, with drawings of the coins ; and, in the
becond divibion, drawings only. A series of Colonial coins is added
at the end. Paper; xixth cent. Octavo.
Digitized by
ADDITIONAL MSS., 19,976—19,991.
25
19.975. Arbitratio Bartholomei de Boscho et aliorum, de partitione
hereditatis Jacobi de Campofrego80 de Janaa inter filios ejus,
Dominicum, Leonardnm, et Nicolaum ; Janase, 80 Mail, 1421. Ex-
tracted from the original document in 1629. Vellum ; with the
arms of the family, and initials I. B. C. F. at flf. 2, 7. Small
Qnarto.
19.976. A PORTOLANO, containing two charts of the Mediterranean;
executed by GioTanni Battista Cavallini, in Leghorn, 1650. Vellum.
Atlas Folio.
19.977. 1. " Traotatus de Guelfis et Gebel[lini8] d[omini] Bartholi de
saxoferato perusini," f. 1.
2. Ejusdem " de Insigniis et Armis," f. 6 b.
Vellum; written in Clusone, territory of Bergamo, by Johannes
Petms de Bonicellis de Lavite, 1476. At f. 1 are the arms of Zorzi
of Venice, with others at fP. 6 b and 14. In the ancient binding.
Small Quarto.
For No. 19,978, see the Catalogue of Oriental MSS.
19,979-19,984. History of the reign of Henry V. of England, com-
posed from printed works and manuscript authorities, and divided
into books corresponding with the regnal years ; by [Bobert San-
derson, the co-editor and continuator of Rymer's " Foedera."] In
the handwriting of an amanuensis, with corrections by the author.
The first three books are wanting. Imperfect at the end. Six
Tolumes. Paper ; xvinth cent. Folio.
19,986-19,989. Collections for a history of the County of Essex com-
piled from various official sources, by Thomas Jekyll, Secondary of
the King's Bench and Clerk of the Papers, temp. Car. L, with
alphabetical indices of names, estates, tenements, summonses io
Parliament, etc. ; and containing in the last volume refei-ences to the
manors, etc,^ described in the previous volumes alphabetically
arranged. In five volumes. [See other volumes of the collections
of Thomas Jekyll in the Harley MSS. 6,190, 6,195, 6,677, 6,678, etc.]
Paper ; xvuth cent. Folio.
19.990. *'A BREiFE collection of the Antiquities of the castell and
towne of Dover and places thereaboutes, with an Exposicion of and
vpon the Charter of the Portes and theiie liberties and privi-
ledges. Moreouer a Discourse of the old Castels and Seates in
Kent." Compiled temp. Jac. I., and " copied out of an old booke
sometimes belonging to Mr. Marsh, late clerke of Dovor Castle;"
1668. Paper. Folio.
19.991. 1. " Passio Sancti Albani Marty ris gloriosi :" auctore Gossuino
[canonloo Moguntino], f. 1.
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ADDITIONAL MSS., 19,992^19,996.
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1812, f. 6.
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Yq^ I. :
John Adamson, Feb. 16, 1808, f. 1. t James Bargeman, July 20, 1809, f. 15.
John Adolpbus, June 23, 25, 1805, f. 8.
T. T. Alllngham, flf. 7. 10.
Thomas Attwood, Mar. 29, 1823, f. 9.
Z. A., Oct. 5, 1825, f. 11.
Joanna Baillie, Deo. 81, 1804, f. 12.
J. Barnes, f. 13.
Mad«« A. Bells . . ., Mar. 12, 1822. f. 17.
James Bindley, July 20, 1797, f. 19 and
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Rohert Bloomfield, f. 33.
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Thomaa Blore, July 2, 1808, enclosing
prospectus of the History ond Anti-
quities of Rutlandshire, f. 34.
John Blunt, July 30, 1822, f. 36.
W. Boscawen, July 16. 1802, f. 37.
John Boydell, Dec. 31, 1796, f. 39.
John Britton, Apr. 5, 1825, f. 41.
J. Brownley, f. 42.
J. A. Busfield, Apr. 10, f. 44.
T[homas] C[ampbell], ff. 46, 48.
Sir John Carr, Sept. 11, 1805, f. 50.;
Mar. 18, 1807, f. 52.
And. Gassel, f. 55.
J. T. Cawthorne, May 4, 1807, f. 57.
J. CJobb, Feb. 14, 1803. f. 59.
H. ColUns.ff. 64, 66.
J. P. CJollier, Dec. 27, 1827, f. 68.
Jos. Const, f. 70.
John Ckwke. 1799, f. 72. #
Mr. Cooper, Mar. 18, 1797, f. 74.
Peter L. Courtier, author of the Plea-
sures of Solitude,*' Mar. 20, 1802, f. 75.
T. Crofton Croker, Sept. 2, f. 76.
Eyre Evans Crowe, f. 79.
Ja. Currie. Feb. 5, 1799, f. 80.
Wm. Dalmeida, Jan. 18, 1803, f. 82.
T. Elde Darby, f. 83.
Mr. Dermody, f. 85.
William Dimond, Nov. 8, 1805. f. 86.
Charles Palmer Dimond, f. 88.
Dr. Nathan Drake, June 29, 1800, f. 90;
Mar. 3, 1803, f. 91.
ITrancis Douce, f. 93.
J. Feuwick, Apr. 19, 1805, f. 05.
William Fillingham, May 18, 1801. ff.
97-103.
Miss Fillingham, f. 107.
C. Florio, Apr. 14. 1808, f. 109; Aug. 8,
1800, f. 111.
W. H. Forbes, Sept. 13. 1825. f. 117.
Sir Philip Francis, Jan. 80, 1806. f. 118.
OctaviuB Gilchrist, Jan. 24, 1806. f. 120 ;
June 18, 1807, f. 122.
Mr. Gilliard, Feb. 20, 1806, f. 123.
George Ginger, May 12, 1814, f. 125.
W. Godwin, Feb. 6, 1813, f. 127.
20,082. Vol. II. :
Charles Macfarlane, f. 1.
Edmoud Malone, Jan. 23, 1799, f. 3.
W. :Matthew8, Jan. 3. 1800, ff. 5, 6.
J. C. Michell, July 3, 1827, f. 8.
P. Moore, Apr. 7, 1820. f. 10.
Hannah More, Jan. 23. 1798, f. 12.
R. Gooch. f. 129.
James Gooden, f. 130.
James Hamilton, f. 132.
A. Hamper, Sept. 7, 1825, f. 133.
WiUiam Neville Hart, Mar. 8, 1798, f.
135.
Rev. Ch. Henry Hartshorue. July 16,
f. 137.
Jas. Haslewood, Feb. 7, 1818, fL 139,
140.
T. Hayley. f. 142.
Wm. HazUtt, 1 144. .
J. Heath. Apr. 18, 1800, f. 145.
J. A.flessel. 1823, f. 147.
Edwd. Hickey. Dec. 12, 1800, f. 148.
P[rinoe] Hoare, Jan. 30, 1796. and un-
dated, ff. 150-234.
Richard Hodgson, f. 236.
Wm. Holloway, Sept. 29, 1801, f. 237.
Mr. Heron, f. 239.
Theodore Hook. Aug. 9. 1809, f. 241.
G. Howard, f. 243.
M. Hull, f. 245.
Joseph Hume, June 7, 1826, f. 246.
Leigh Hunt. Jan. 4. 1812, f. 247.
T. H., Nov. 20. 1799. f. 249.
W. H. H., f. 250.
W. Jerdan, f. 252.
William JeweU, Dec. 7, 1815, f. 254.
C. Johnstone, f. 257.
Thomas Lacey, Sept. 24, 1801, f. 258.
Charles Lamb, f. 261.
L. E. Landon, f. 262.
Edward H. Lee, Aug. 1, 1822, f. 265.
Eliza Lee. Mar. 23, 1824, f. 267.
Harriet Lee, f. 269.
Lord William Lennox, f. 271.
John Litchfield, Dec. 24, 1795, f.
273.
J. Lockhart, ff. 279-282.
Capel Lofft, May 6. 1799, Nov. 10. 1800,
ff. 284-299.
. . . Lushingtou, f. 301.
C. L., Verses on Mrs. Siddons, May 25,
28, 1798. f. 302.
J. L., ff. 304, 306.
. . . Mortimer, Dec. 7, 1803,/. 14.
W. Mudford. f. 16.
T. M. Musgrave, f. 17.
A. M.,ff. 19, 20.
J. M., May 29, 1809, f. 22.
Geo. Nayler, Mar. 26, 1805, f, 23.
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Bey. Mark Noble, May 25, 1809, ff. 25,
27.
Rev. Dr. Nott, Apr. 30, 1811, f. 28.
Amelia Opie, Nov. 28, 1827. f. 30.
H. Parael, Mar. 21, 1823, f. 32.
J. A. Paiia, Mar. 8, 1828, f. 33.
W. Parker, Feb. 11, 1818, f. 35.
''A Patriot," Mar. 16, 1819, f. 37.
R. B. Peake, Mar. 10, 1819, f. 39.
J. A. Perry, f. 40.
H. W. Pickersgill, Dec 30, 1829, f. 42.
T. Plnmptre, Apr. 14. 1800, f. 43.
B. PolhUI, f. 45.
8. J. Pratt, f. 47.
Edward Quin, ff. 49, 51, 53.
Isaac Reed, JaD. 7, 1799, f. 54 ; Jan. 6.
1801, f. 56.
A. Bich, f. 67.
Thomas Richards, Sept 30, 1825, f. 59.
William Talbot Bicbards, Jau. 2, 1810,
f.61.
John Richardson, Oct 1799, f. 63.
J. Ritch, fL 65, 66.
J. RitsoD, Feb. 17, 1803, f. 67.
Hugh J. Rose, Sept 23, 1799, f. 69 ; May
3, 1800, f. 71.
Thomas Rowcroft, f. 73.
James Sayers, Feb. 4, 1807, f. 74.
John Scott, ff. 76-83.
W. Shaken, ff. 86, 96.
B. 8. Sharpe, f. 97.
W. Sharpe, ft 99-104.
Mr. Shield, f. 106.
S. W. Singer, ff. 108, 109. 110.
[Lnmley] SkeflSngton. June 5. 1806. ff.
112, 114.
Horatio Smith, Aug. 1, 1824, f. 115.
J. P. Smith, f. 117.
Leonard Smith, f. 119.
R. Spaokie, ff. 120, 122.
George Steevens, Sept. 27, 1797, f. 124 :
a copy of his will, Apr. 18. 1788, f.
126.
J. Sugden, 1832, f. 128.
John Taylor, 1801-1818. ff. 131-151.
Henry J. Todd, ft 152. 154. 155.
Dr. Horace Twiss, ff. 156, 158, 160.
Anne Twiss. Jan. 9, 1828, f. 161.
W. Upton, May 21, 1799, ft 163-169.
Yemor, Hood, and Sharpe, Dec. 16,
1806, ff. 171, 173.
Rev. Dr. Vincent, Jan. 22, 1799. f. 179.
GUbert Wakefield, Aug. 14. 1799, f. 177.
.... Ward, Jan. 23. 1823, ff. 178, 179.
S. Wanier, Joly 11. 1807, f. 181.
Walter Henry Watts, Sept 13, 1824, f.
183.
H. Walker, f. 185.
J. White, ff. 186-224.
Miss White, f. 226.
Rev. Henry White, encloeing verses of
Anna Seward, Jan. 30. 1802, f. 228.
Henry Whitfield, Jan. 30, 1800, f. 230.
Dr. A. F. WUlich. Apr. 14, 1800, f. 232.
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Dorothy Dyves [sister to the same, and
Maid of Honour? to the Princess
Boyal] ; dated from Holland, 1734,
1735, flf. 88-98.
80,104. Vol. III. :
£[lizabcth, 1st wife of Sir John] Guise,
Bart., of Elmore, f. 1.
3I[ary] Herbert [Bedchamber Woman to
Gilbert Burnet, D.D. [second son of the
Bishop] ; n.d., f. 20.
William Burnet [eldest son of the Bishop,
Governor of Massachusetts] ; Boston,
7 July, 1729. f. 22.
F[rances, daughter of Sir Robert Worsley,
Bart, and 1st wife of John, 2nd Lord
Carteret afterwards 1st Earl of Gran-
ville] ; Dublin, 19 Deo. 1724, f. 24.
John Clarke [Prebendary of Norwich,
afterwards Dean of Salisbury] ; Nor-
wich, 12 Feb. 173|, f. 26.
Alured Clarke [Prebendary of Winches-
ter, afterwards Dean of Exeter]; 31
March, 1730-6 Jan. 173j, flf. 28-132.
Robert Clayton, Bishop successively of
KUlala and Cork; 22 April, 1729-
19 Dec. 1736, fL 133-209.
D[orothy] Dive [niece to Lady Sundon];
1725, flf. 99-104.
Frances Dy ve [attendant on the Princess
Amelia?]; n.d., flf. 105, 106.
Henry Dyve [nephew to Lady Sundon ?] ;
Rupert, Port Royal, 13 Aug. , f.
107.
Jeflfreys Dyve [nephew to Lady Sundon] ;
3 Aug. 1722-18 Jan. 1728, flf. 108-126.
John Dive [brother to the same]; 1716,
1735. flf. 127, 129, 130.
Lewis Dyve [brother ? to Lady Sundon] ;
Dunkerk, ete., 1731-1734, flf. 132-149.
P Dyve; f. 150.
James Erskine [of Grange, son of Charles,
10th Earl of Marr ?] ; 19 Oct 1728, f.
151.
John Freind, of Christ Church, Oxford ;
lud., flf. 153. 155.
J Freind [wife of Dr. Robert Freind] ;
n.d., flf. 157. 159, 161.
Mad. Gemmingen. 1717-1719. Fr.
flf. 163-179.
the Princess of Wales]; Hartsbourne,
2 Oct [1723], f. 3.
[John, Lord] Hoivey, [Vice-Chamber-
Digitized by
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ADDITIONAL MSS., 20,106, 20,106.
lain to Gteorge I.]; 14, 31 July, 11
Sept 1733, ff. 4. 6, 8.
M[ary, daughter of- General Nicholas
Lepell, and wife of John Lord] Hervey ;
2 June, 1734, flf. 10, 12.
S[usannah, wife of Thomas] Strangways
Homer, flf. 14-19.
J[emima, daughter of Thomas Lord
Crewe, and wife of Henry Grey, Duke
of] Kent; eirca 1723-1727, ff. 21-54.
[Thomas Oshorne, 4th Duke of] Leeds ;
28 June. 19 Sept. 1733, ff. 55, 57.
Dr. H[ugh] Lewis, D.D. ; 21 April, 1732,
8 Nov. 1733, ff. 59, 61.
Peirson Lloyd 9 July , f. 63.
[John Wallop, Viscount] Lymington; 21
Oct. 1732, 29 Sept. 1733. ff. 65, 67.
[Henrietta, daughter of the 1st Duke of
Marlborough, and wife of Francis, Earl
of Godolphin] as Duchess of Marl-
borough, f. 68.
£[dmund] Marten, of Hammersmith ;
, ff. 70, 72. 74, 76.
Mary and Robert Morris ; n.d., ff. 78, 80.
Harriett [daughter of Francis Earl of
20,106. Vol. IV. :
A[nne ?] Powlett [daughter of Randolf
Egerton, and wife of Lord William
Powlett, 2nd son of Charles, 1st Duke
of Bolton ?], f. 1.
Dr. Thomas Bundle [afterwards Bishop
of Derry], f. 2.
M[ary ?] Russell [Lady of the Bedcham-
ber to the Princess Amelia ?]; 1729-
1731, ff. 4-18.
E[li£abeth, daughter of John Wilmot,
Earl of Rochester, and wife of Edward,
3rd Earl of] Sandwich, ff. 20-29.
[Lady ?] A Sandys, f. 31.
William Somerville [author of *'The
Chace"]; 30 Sept. 1734, f. 32.
Sir Richard Steele, Knt ; 27 May. 1724,
f. 34.
[Talbot Yelverton, Earl of] Sussex ; 12
8q>t. [1728], f. 36.
William [Talbot], Bishop successively of
Oxford, Salisbury, and Durham ; 1714-
1711), ff. 37-43.
[Charles, Lord] Talbot [Lord Chancellor] :
28 May, 1734, f. 45.
Godolphin, and wife of Thomas Pel-
ham Holies, 1st Duke of] Newcastle,
f. 82.
[Edward Harley, 2nd Earl of] Oxford.
14 June. 1731-31 July, 1735, ff. 83-89.
H[enrietta] Cavendishe Holies [daughter
of John Holies, Duke of Newcastle,
and wife of Edward Harley, 2nd Earl
of] Oxford; 7 Nov. 1731-27 April,
1735, ff. 90-98.
M[ary, daughter of Scrope Howe, 1st
Viscount Howe, and 3rd wife of Thomas
Herbert, 8th Earl of] Pembroke [Maid
of Honour to Queen Caroline] ; 1729,
ff. 100-119.
M Percival [wife of the 3rd son of
Sir John Percival, Bart., of Kanturk] ;
7 Aug. 1733, f. 120.
[Thomas Fermor, Ist Earl of] Pomfret;
5 Aug. 1729, 14 June, 1731, ff. 122, 124.
H[enriotta Louisa, daughter of John,
Lord Jeffreys, and wife of Thomas, 1st
Earl of] Pomfret; 1725-1735, ff. 126-
179.
Hen[rietta ?] Townshend [daughter of
Lord William Powlett, and wife of the
Hon. William Townshend, 3rd son of
Charles, 2nd Viscount Townshend?],
f.46.
Honble. T[homas] Townshend ; 22 Oct.
1733, f. 47.
[Marie Fran9ois Arouet de] Voltoire;
18 April, 1729, f. 48.
J[ohn] Wainwright, a Baron of the Ex-
chequer in Ireland, 1781-1736, ff. 50-
165.
William [Wake] Archbishop of Canter-
bury ; 14 April, 1718, f. 166.
R[obert] Whatley [Prebendary of York],
f. 168.
[Spencer Complon, Earl of] Wilmington ;
21 Feb. 173j, f. 170.
J[ohu] Woodward, M.D. [of Gresham
College] ; 30 July, 1719, 20 Sept 1720,
ff. 171,173.
Sir William Yonge, K.B. ; 16 Sept. 1738,
f. 175.
20,106. Copy of indenture investing the University College, London,
with a sum of money raised by the working classes for a memorial
Digitized by
ADDITIONAL MSS., 80,107-20,112.
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to Sir Robert Peel, on the repeal of the Com Laws, in trust for
purposes declared in the deed; and of a schedule of regulations
accompanying it; dat. 10 May, 1854. Vellum. Folio. PretefUed
by the Council of Univer$Uy College^ London.
20,107-20,133. Copies of correspondence and papers, principally of an
official character, of Sir Hudson Lowe, from the year 1794 to the
year 1822 : made apparently under his own instructions. In twenty-
seven volumes. Paper. Folio. They have been used by Mr. Forsyth
for his " History of the Captivity of Napoleon at St. Helena,"
3 vols., 1853, and had been previously in the hands of Sir Harris
Nicolas for a similar work; and they have a few notes in the hand-
writing of the latter.
20,107. Vol. I. Copy of Journal of operations before Calvi, in Corsica,
13 June-10 July, 1794; and of correspondence and official papers,
when serving as Commander of the Corsican Bangers, in Egypt,
Sicily and the island of Capri, 1799-1807.
20A08. Vol. II. Copy of correspondence and papers relating to service
in the island of Capri, Jan.-Dec. 1808.
20,109, 20,110. Vols. III. and IV. Copy of correspondence with
Brigadier-General Oswald and others, as commanding in the expe-
dition against the Ionian Islands, and as administrator of the
government in Sta. Mauitt, Cephalonia, and Ithaca; Jan. 1809-
Oct. 1812.
20,11L Vol. V. Copy of official corr spondenoe, principally as In-
spector of the Eussian German Legion, of the Hanoverian levies and
troops subsidized by Great Britain, and as British Commissioner
with the army of General Bliicher; Jan.-Dec. 1813.
210,112. Vol. VI. 1. Copy of correspondence of Field-Marshal Bliicher
with [Charles Philip] Prince Schwarzenberg, and Charles John,
Prince Koyal of Sweden ; Aug.-Dec. 1813 ; French, f. 2.
2. " Journal de la guerre Allemande en 1813 ;'* 15 Aug.-30 Sept.
f. 92.
3. The several dispositions of General Blucher's army, from May to
November, 1813; French, f. 114.
4. " Journal detaill^ des operations du Corps d'Arm6e Kusse sous les
ordres du General d'Jnfanterie [ Andrault] Comte de Langeron
en Silesie et en Lusace dans Tann^e 1813, adress6 a son Excellencie
M. le General Bliicher;" 7 Aug.-30 Sept French, f. 188.
5. Account of the Central Administration foimed in Germany during
the campaign of 1813. French, f. 277.
6. Copy of correspondence of Field-Marshal Bliicher with Prince
Schwarzenberg, the Prince Royal of Sweden, the King of Prussia,
and the Emperor Alexander, Jan.-Mar. 1814, f. 305.
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ADDITIONAL MSS., 20,118-20,146.
20.113. Vol. VII. Copy of correspondence of General Lowe, as Com-
missioner with Bluoher's army, and as Quartermaster-General in the
Low Countries, with Lieut.-General Sir Charles Stewart, and others;
Jan.-Dec. 1814.
20.114. Vol. VIII. 1. Copy of correspondence of the same as Quarter-
master-General to the British army in the Low Countries, and in
separate command at Genoa and Marseilles, with General Muffling,
Earl Bathurst, Secretary for War, Sir Henry Bunbury, Under-
Secretary, and others; Jan.-July, ISl^ f. 1.
2. Copies of correspondence of the same, and of other papers, chiefly
letters and instructions of Admiral Sir George Cockbum, relating to
the custody of the Emperor Napoleon; Aug.-Dec. 1815, f. 231.
20,115-20,133. Vols. IX.-XXVII. Copy of correspondence of Lieut.-
Gen. Sir Hudson Lowe, Governor of the island of St. Helena, with
the British Government, and with officers and others in the island,
of notes of conversations with the Emperor Napoleon and his attend-
ants, and of various other papers, relating to the custody of Napoleon ;
Jan. 1816-May, 1821. In nineteen volumes.
20,134. Contemporary register of letters of Sir Hudson Lowe to the
Secretary for War, to Admiral Lord Exmouth, and to various mili-
tary officers and others, when in separate command of British troops
at Genoa and Marseilles, in June and July, 1815 ; and of his letters
to members of the Government, and others, subsequent to his return
to England; 19 August, 1815-16 January, 1816. Paper. Folio.
20,136-20,140. Similar register of letters of the same, as Governor of
St. Helena, to the Secretary for War and other official personages
in England; July, 1816-July, 1821; with copies of a few of later
date, written after his retirement from the island; 1822-1826. In
five volumes, with a supplementary volume of letters omitted in the
previous series. Paper. Folio.
20,141. Register of correspondence of the same with the Counts Las
Cases and Bertrand, and General Gourgaud, attached to Napoleon's
household at Longwood, July, 1816-June, 1818. Paper. Folio.
20,142-20,144. Eniry books of notes of conversations of Sir Hudson
Lowe, the orderly officer, and others, with Napoleon and members
of his suite, with other memoranda ; endorsed, " Private Memoranda,
Notes, Confidential Communications, etc, April, l&16-May, 1821.
Three volumes. Paper. Folio.
20,145. Copy of Correspondence of Barry Edward O'Meara, surgeon
attending upon Napoleon, with Sir H. Lowe, his military secretary,
and others; Apiil, 1816-July, 1818. Paper. Folio.
ADDITIONAL MS8.. 20446—20,156.
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20446. 1. Copres of notes of con venation between Sir Hudson Lowe
and Mr. O'Meara, drawn np by Major G. (Jorreqner, military secre-
tary; July, 1817-July, 1818, f. 2.
2. Copy of correspondence of Mr. O'Meara with Mr. Finlaison and
Mr. Oroker, of the Admiralty, relative to his attendance on Napo-
leon; Augnst, 1815-Nov. 1818, f. 49.
3. Copy of a letter of complaint from Mr. O'Meara to Sir H. Lowe ;
23 Dec 1817, and of the reply, f. 152.
4. Copy of Dr. Alexander Baxter's " Observations on the Notes which
appeared in the Morning Chronicle" of 17 March, 1823, f. 162.
Paper. Folio.
20,147-20,150. Entry-books of letters of Sir Hudson Lowe, principally
to officers and others in St. Helena ; endorsed, " Copies of Letters
written by Lieut.-Gen. Sir Hudson Lowe or by his orders, addressed
to Foreign Stations and to persons on the Island of St. Helena ;"
April, 1816-July, 1821. Four volumes. Paper. Folio.
20.151. 1. Copy of coiTCspondence of Sir H. Lowe with Baron Sturmer,
the Austrian Commissioner at St. Helena; July, 1816-May, 1821, f. 1.
2. Copy of correspondence of the same with Count Balmain, the
Russian Commissioner; July, 1816-April, 1820, f. 62 b.
3. Copy of correspondence of the same with the Marquis de Mont-
chenu; July, 1816-Mar. 1819, f. 143.
Paper. Folio.
20.152. Continuation of copy of correspondence of Sir H. Lowe with
the Marquis de Montchenu, May, 1819-May, 1820. Paper. Folio.
20.153. Copies of " Proclamations and Public Notices, Orders to Guards,
Posts, and Piquets, issued at St. Helena ; Instructions to the Orderly
Officer at Longwood ; Begulations respecting Gen. Bonaparte and
his followers," etc., 1815-1820. Preceded by extracts from Public
Treaties, Acts of Parliament, Warrants, etc,, relating to the custody
of Napoleon. Paper. Folio.
20.154. Copies of Returns relating to the pay of officers and men sta-
tioned in St. Helena, of abstracts of warrants for payments for the
establishment of Napoleon, and similar documents; March, 1816-
June, 1821. Paper. Folio.
20.155. Copies of examinations, depositions, etc,, respecting pei-sons
suspected to be in clandestine correspondence with Napoleon,
relating to accusations of Mr. O'Meara against Sir H. Lowe, etc, ;
Dec. 1816-Feb. 1819. Paper. Folio.
20.156. Copies of " Reports or Bulletins of Gen. Bonaparte's health,
October, 1816-lOth July, 1818 ;" by Barry E. O'Meara and Dr. Alex-
ander Baxter. Paper. Folio.
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ADDITIONAL MSS., 20,167—20,166.
20,157. " Substance of information obtained respecting General Bona-
pai-te's indisponition since the day on which an English Medical
officer [Dr. Arnott] was called upon to visit him," 1 April-5 May,
1821 ; with copies of the " Eeport of appearances on dissection of the
body, and of Dr. Archibald Amott's Reports." Paper. Folio.
20.168. Copies of " Miscellaneous and detached Letters ; also Extracts
of Letters to and from the persons of the Longwood Establishment
Nov. 18i5-May, 1821. Paper. Folio.
20.169. Copies of instructions for the Officer in command of the
Engineers at St. Helena, of amended regulations relative to pre-
cautionary measures for the custody of Napoleon, orders for the
guard, and papers relating to them, 1815-1820; with extract of
the report of the Commission of the Congress of Vienna relative to
Napoleon's return to Paris, 12 May, 1815; and .copies of protocols,
etc., relating to the security of the person of Napoleon, March-Nov.
1815. Paper. Folio.
20.160. Copy of correspondence with Eear- Admiral Sir Pulteney Mal-
colm, Naval Commander at St. Helena, and Joseph Luson, Agent
for the East India Company at the Cape, respecting supplies for the
Island ; Sept. 1816-Aug. 1817. Paper. Folio.
20.161. List of Ships and Vessels that have arrived at and sailed
from the Island of Saint Helena between the 14th day of April,
1816, " and the 4th of June, 1821 ; with names of passengers, etc.
Paper. Folio.
20.162. Letter Book of Major and Lieut.-Colonel Hudson Lowe, con-
taining entries of his letters when on special service in Portugal,
and as Commander of the Royal Cor«jican Rangers, to Colonel
Clinton, Lord Hobart, General Moore, and official persons in Eng-
land; July, 1803-May, 1806. Paper. Folio.
20.163. Letter Book of the same, when Commandant of the Island of
Capri, containing copies of his letters to various officers and others,
and principally to Sir John Stuart, Sir John Moore, General Fox,
Sir Sidney Smith, Major-General Sherbrooke, and Colonel Bunbury ;
June, 1806-Sept. 1808. Paper. Folio.
• 20,164. Letter Book of the same, when serving in the expedition
against the Ionian Islands, and as Governor of Cephalonia and
Ithaca; Nov. 1808 -March, 1810. Paper. Folio.
20.165. Letter Book of the same, as Commander of the Royal Cor-
sican Rangers ; July, 1803-March, 1807. Paper. Folio.
20.166. Letter Book of the same, as Commander of the garrison in
Digitized by
ADDITIONAL MSS., 20,167-20,176.
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the island of Capri; April, 1807- April, 1808. Drafts in the
handwriting of Col. Lowe occur at ff. 116, 199, 227, and 240. Paper.
Folio.
20.167. Letter Book of the same, as Commandant at Capri, and serving
in. Sicily; April, 1808-Jime, 1809. Drafts of letters in Col. Lowe's
autograph occur at ff. 44, 107, 146, 167, 183, and 213. Paper.
Folio.
20.168. Letter Book of the same, when Ferving in Sicily, and as
Governor of Cephaloni«, Ithaca, and Sta. Maura; June, 1809-July,
1811 ; a few of the letters being corrected drafts. Paper. Folio.
20.169. 20,170. Letter Books of the same, when Governor of Sta.
Maura, containing principally letters addressed to English Officers ;
22 May, 1810-9 Jan. 1812 ; a few being corrected drafts. Two
volumes. Paper. Folio.
20.171. Letter Books of the same, when Commandant at Capri ; March-
Oct. 1808 ; and as Governor of Cephalonia and Sta. Maura, Oct.
1809-July, 1811, f. 1; — Letter Book of the Fame when in London;
28 June-7 Oct. 1812, f. 147. The entries are partly identical with
those in the preceding volumes. Paper. Folio.
20.172. Letter Book of the same, containing copies of letters ad-
dressed by him as Governor of Sta. Maura to the Grand Vizier Ali
Pacha, at Yanina, and other Turkish Officers in Greece and Albania ;
April, 1810-Jan. 1812. Italian. Paper. Folio.
20.173. Entby Book of letters of the same to the local Governments of
Cephalonia, Sta. Maura, and Ithaca; April, 1810-Jan. 1812 ; Italtan ;
and of others, in English, to Major-Gen. Airey, Col. Combe, and
others, written after his resigning his command; 5 Dec. 1811-
12 March, 1812. At f. 129 is an original letter from Gen. Lowe
to Major de Bosset. Paper. Folio.
20.174. Register of Regimental Orders issued by Lieut.-Col. Lowe
for the regiment of Royal Corsican Rangers; 31 Aug. 1805-28 Oct.
1807. Italian. Imperfect at the beginning. Paper. Quarto.
20.175. 1. Copies of General Orders issued by Sir John Stuart, com-
manding the Expedition to Naples and Sicily ; July, 1806-Oct.
1809, f. 1.
2. Copies of Division Orders of the same for the troops under the
command of Brigadier-General Oswald, directed against ihe Ionian
Lilands; Sept. 1809-Dec. 1811, f. 16.
3. Regimental Orders issued by Col. Lowe; July, 1811 -Jan.
1812, f. 35.
USS.—IS54.
X
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ADDITIONAL MSS., 20,176, 20,177.
4. Copies of regulations for tho organization of tbe Albanian and
Greek regiments, f. 44 b.
Paper. Folio.
20.176. Copies of letters of General Sir James Craigs, commanding the
army in the Mediterranean, to Earl Camden and Viscount Castle-
reagh, chiefly relating to the occupation of tho island of Sicily ;
20 March, 1805-25 March, 1806. Paper. Folio.
20.177. Original letters addressed to Col. Lowe, when commanding in
Sicily and in the Ionian Islands, by the Grand Vizir Ali Pacha, and
various Greeks and Sicilians ; chiefly in Bomaic, with Italian transla-
tions ; in the following order :
Francis William Magnon; Cagliari, 6 June, 1805, Ital, f. 1.
Ensign Baimond Corbnra; 26 Oct. 1806, Ital. f. 2.
The Vizir Ali Pacha [of Yanina, and Viceroy of Roumelia] ;
numerous letters in Neo-Greek and Italian ; 7 Nov. 1 809-1 2 Nov.
1811, ff. 5, 10, 12, 19, 21, 22, 23, 85, 89, 106, 111, 123, 136, 176,
177, 182, 183, 184, 196, 197, 211, 216, 217, 226, 228, 229, 230, 234,
245, 250, 255, 256.
Georgio Nicolo ; 10 Apr. 1810. Greeh f. 13.
Suleyman Conizza, Commandant of Plagia; 25 Apr. 1810-22 May,
ISll. Greek, ff. 15, 17, 27, 31, 35, 39, 43, 45, 49, 61, 72, 74, 76, 78,
83, 86, 91, 95, 98. 100, 102, 103, 109, 112, 116, 118, 120, 122, 124,
128, 130, 134, 138, 140, 142, 149, 151, 153, 155, 161, 167, 169, 172,
174, 178, 192, 198, 205, 207.
Giovanni Genorelli ; Prevesa, 5 May, 1810. Greek, f. 25.
Anagnosti Cezoni ; Catuna, 15 May, 1810. Greek, f. 33.
Nicol6 Logoteti; Vonizza, 19 May, 12 Dec. 1810; 31 Mar., 9 Sept.,
15 Oct. 1811. Greeh ff. 37, 157, 194, 235, 253.
Achmet Vrioni, 2, 22, 25 June, 1810. Greek, ff. 47, 56, 58, 64, 68.
Attanalio Buruvala; 5 June, 1810. Greek, f. 52.
Agintin Ciarcani, " Procurator del Vesir a Agrafa," n.d. Greek, f. 55.
Dare Armatolo of Vonizza; 25 June, 1810. Greek, f. 66.
The Piince of Canosa ; on board the Tartarus. Ital. f. 8 1 .
Dano Cominioti ; Sta. Maura, 6 Aug. 1810. Greek, f. 88.
Sandichi ; Prevesa, 12 Oct. 1810. Greek, f. 114.
Cazzonizerbesi ; Salona, 3 Nov. 1810. Greeh f. 126.
Sitacmeti; Salona, 14 Nov. 1810. Greeh f. 132.
Suleiman Vrioni Carleli Musselimi ; Vracori, 27 Nov., 23 Dec. 1810.
Greek, ff. 144, 163.
Gianni Nicolo; Xeromero, 28 Nov. 1810. Greeh f. 147.
Draco Griva; Prevesa, 2 Jan., 16 Feb., 23 June, 1811. Greek, ff. 165,
180, 222.
Tachir Papuli ; Plagia, 23 May-8 Oct. 1811. Greek, ff. 209, 214, 218,
220, 233, 237, 239, 241, 243, 246, 2-18, 251.
ADDITIONAL MSS., 20,178-20,182.
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Smeri, the Vizir's treasarer; Vracori, 3 June, 1811. OreeJc. f. 212.
Attanasio Psalida; Yanina, 27 Jane, 1811. Greek, f. 224.
Spiridion Coloro ; Yanina, 30 Dea 1811. Ital. f. 257.
Paper. Folio.
20.178. 1* AcoouNTs of contingent and extraordinai'y expenses ; gra-
tuities to inhabitants for damages in establishing batteries, etc.;
and returns of ammunition and stores, in the island of Capri ; June,
1806-Aug. 1807, f. 1.
2. " Copy of a paper found among those of General Moraud after bis
death at Lauenburg, supposed to have been addressed originally to
General Paoli being the copy of a letter of Napoleon Bonapai*te
to General Paoli, communicating his intention to write a work on
the oppressive government of Corsica ; dat. Auxerre en Bourgoyne,
12 June, 1789, f. 12.
3. Orders, returns, letters, and other papers, partly original, relating
to the expulsion of the British troops, under Colonel Lowe, from the
island of Capri ; 3 Oct. 1808-18 Feb. 1809, f. 19. The original letters
are from C. Bancks, surgeon, f. 32;— Major J. Hamill, f 34;— General
Maximilien Lamarque, ff. 35, 36, 62, 63, 75, 85 Captain R[ichard]
Church, f. 39;— Colonel H[enry] E[dward] Bunbiiry, ff. 41, 110,
121, 123;— Capt W. Durban, ff. 54, 56, 58, 60, 119 ;— Don Ignazio
Cafiero— his journal, f. 77 ;— Capt. H. Duncan, f. 95;— Major-General
H. Cakes, f. 112 ;— Major-General J. Campbell, f. 131 ;— A. F. Cleev©
(Paymaster of the Corsican Eangers), f. 134.
Paper. Folio.
20.179. 1. " Attack on the Island of Capri Journal of A. F. Cleeve,
Paymaster; 4-24 Oct. 1808, f. 1.
2. " Journal of Occurrences during the enemy's attack on the Island
of Capri" [by Lieut.-Col. Hudson Lowe]; 3 Oct.-l Nov. 1808,
f. 13 ; with a second copy of the same, f. 68.
Paper. Folio.
20.180. Letters of news from Rome, respecting the occupation of the
city by the French army; 2 Feb.-29 Sept. 1808. Italian. Paper.
Quarto.
20.181. Original letters of Capt. Charles [afterwards Admiral Sir
Charles, Bart.] Rowley to Lieut.-Col. Lowe, during operations in
the Mediterranean ; dat. H.M. ship Eagle, 16 June, 1806-23 May,
1812. Paper. Quarto.
20.182. Original letters of Antonio Sussarelli to Lieut.-Col. Lowe,
giving information on public affairs; dat. Naples, 8 Aug. 1806-
4 Aug. 1809. French. At f. 26 is an original letter of Marshal
[Jean Baptiste] Jourdan; dat. Naples, 27 Nov. 1806. Fr. Paper.
Folio.
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ADDITIONAL MSS., 20,183-20,186.
20.183. Original letters of George Foresti [British Agent at the resi-
dence of the Vizir Ali Pasha?] to Lieut.-Col. Lowe; dated princi-
pally from Yanina, 26 Nov. 1809-7 Feb. 1812. Letters of Spiridion
Foresti occur at ff. 59, 122, and 154. Paper. Folio.
20.184. Original letters of Brigadier-General John Oswald to Col.
Lowe; dated principally from Zante, 8 Oct. 1809-1 June, 1812.
Included in the series are letters of General Camus [16 Apr.
1810]. Fr. f. 81 ;— C[harles] A[8he] A'Coui t, A.-Qr.-Mr.-Gl. ; 1 May,
1810, f. 90 ;— Major E. Oswald, 28 May, 1810, f. 123 Ensign
Coppon, 11 May, 1810. Itul f. 125;— Capt. P. Thomas Ryves,
12 June, 1810, f. 130. Paper. Folio.
20,186. Original letters of Major de Bosset, Commandant of
Cephalonia, to Col. Lowe ; dat. Argostoli, 28 Apr. 1810-8 Jan. 1812.
At f. 22 is a letter of Brig.-Gen. John Oswald, 3 June, 1810; and
at f. 105 a memorial in Italian, signed by Eiistachio Metaxa and
others, inhabitants of Cephalonia; 17 Jan. 1811. Paper. Folio.
20,186-20,188. Papers and original letters, addressed to SirH. Lowe,
relating to internal affairs of the Ionian Islands ; 1806-1814. Italian,
In three volumes. Paper. Folio.
Vol. T. :
20,186. Memorials, official reports, judicial papers, etc, 1806-1810.
The following are among the principal contents :
1 . Memorial of Giuseppe Pelegrino, f. 2.
2. Memorial of several young men, for the return of Professor Wassan,
3. Memorial from mariners of the Isle of Cephalonia ; with original
signatures, f. 6.
4. Letter of the Marchese di Circello, Minister at Palermo ; 29 June,
1807, f. 8.
5. Copy of articles laying down the authority and duties of the Com-
missary of Police, issued by the French Commissioner in the Ionian
Islands; 1 May, 1808. Fr, f. 9.
6. Letter of ... . Rowen, President of the Commission on the quar-
tering of the troops ; Cephalonia, 31 Aug. 1809, f. 14.
7. ** Eiflessioni Politiche nguavdanti Tlsola di Leucadie," by a citizen of
the island of Santa Maura ; 31 Oct. 1810, f. 17.
8. Plans for the government af the island of Cephalonia, etc,, f. 28.
9. Letter of Kicola Inglessi; Argostoli, 8 Nov. 1809, f. 65.
10. " Piano Provisorio del Governo Civile dell' Isola di Santa Maura,"
f. 69.
11. Letter of ** Joannichio Metropolita,*' Archbishop of Cephalonia;
Argostoli, 5 Nov. 1809, f. 77.
f. 4.
ADDITIONAL MSS., 20,186.
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12. Letter of Niccolo Caruso, Secretary of the Council ; 13 Dec. 1809 ;
with papers relating to the constitution of the Council, minutes of
the first meeting, etc., f. 81.
13. Proclamation of Brigadier-General Oswald; Zante, 13 Jan. 1810.
Ital and Neo-Greeh f. 97 b.
14. Letters signed by Demetrio Vlassopulo, Gerasimo Draculi and Spi-
ridiou Carauia, Members of the Council of the island of Ithaca ;
16 Jan.-21 June, 1810, flf. 101, 105, 108, 111, 157, 180, 200, 201,
257, 294.
15. Minutes of Sittings of the Council of Cephalonia; Febniary, April,
1810, ff. 119-124, 171-177.
16. Papers relating to a criminal charge against Captain Yangelin
Aravandino, f. 127.
17. Letters of Nicolo Anino Anastasio, Member of the Council of
Cephalonia; 18 March-18 June, 1810, ff. 150-154, 162, 164, 167,
183, 188, 194, 196, 213, 249, 292.
18. Drafts of letters of Sir H. Lowe to the Council of Cephalonia
announcing the taking of Santa Maura, etc; 16, 25 Apr. 1810,
ff. 178, 186.
19. Letters of the Council of Cephalonia to Sir H. Lowe; 23 Apr.-
30 Aug. 1810, ff. 185, 198, 232, 239, 254, 305, 307, 338, 367.
20. Letters of Niccolo Caruso to Sir H. Lowe; 14 May-28 June, 1810,
ff. 228, 230, 240, 251, 279, 285, 316.
21. Letters of Brigadier-General John Oswald to Col. Lowe; Zante,
28 May-25 June, 1810, ff. 247, 303.
22. Letters of Major de Bosset, Chief of the Government of Cepha-
lonia, to CoL Lowe ; 29 May-29 Aug. 1810, ff. 252, 273, 348, 361, 364.
23. Letter of Niccolo Caruso to Major de Bosset; 2 June, 1810, f. 255.
24. Letter of M. Metaxa Liseo, Member of the Council of Cephalonia,
to Col. Lowe; 3 June, 1810, f. 261.
25. Keport of Major de Bosset respecting Alvise Loverdo and Gio-
vanni Tipaldo Brouza, f. 263.
26. Letters of Michiell Cristinelli to Col. Lowe; 4, 8 June, 1810,
ff. 267, 283.
27. Letter of Andrea Paria, President of the ** Tribunal di prima
Instanza,'* to Col. Lowe ; 6 June, 1810, f. 274.
28. Letters of Nicolo Chiefala to the same; 8-21 June, 1810, ff. 281,
283, 287, 295.
29. Letter of Capitan Dracco Griva to the same ; 23 June, 1810, f. 297.
30. Copy of correspondence with Suleiman Bey, Commandant of
Plagia ; June, July, 1810, ff. 313, 318, 329, 332, 335, 354, 358.
31. Drafts of letters of Col. Lowe to Major de Bosset; 4-8 July, 1810,
ff. 325, 327, 330.
32. Letters of Capt. [A ] Guitiera to Col. Lowe ; Ithaca, 14-25
July, 1810, ff. 336, 346, 547.
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ADDITIONAL MSS., 20,187.
33. Letter of Manolli Sumilla, f. 359.
34. Italian translation of an address of Lucien Bonaparte to the citizens
of Rome, f. 360.
Vol. II. :
20,187. 1. Letters of Major de Bosset, Commandant of Cephalonia,
to Col. Lowe; 24 Sept. 1810-30 Apr. 1811, ff. 6, 13, 45, 98, 126, 172,
197, 209, 214, 218, 223, 225, 232, 237, 241, 24i, 248, 255, 259, 268, 281.
2. Copies of letters of the same, and other papers relating to the cave
of Michiel Fona, a homicide; Sept. 1810, f. 9.
3. Copies of letters of Col. Lowe to the criminal tribunals of Cepha-
lonia, relating to cases of assassination; Nov. 1809-Mar. 1810, f. 18.
4. Original certificate, signed by Omiraga and Papa Diamantopulo,
custom-house officers of Patrasso ; 30 Sept 1810. Neo-Greeh. f. 27.
5. Correspondence of Col. Lowe with Suleiman Conizza, Commandant
of Plagia, and Sandichi, Commandant of Prevesa ; 29 Sept. 1810-
30 Apr. 1811, ff. 16, 30, 32, 42, 61, 67, 99-121, 134, 162, 178, 182,
185, 200, 202, 224, 233, 245, 251, 268.
6. Papers relating to a memorial of Spiridion Beretta, owner of a
theatre, f. 33.
7. Papers relating to an insurrection at Villa Trojanata; Oct. 1810,
f. 39.
8. Minutes of Proceedings of the Council of Cephalonia ; 8 Oct. 1810,
f- 50.
9. Papers relating to a case of piracy, f. 55.
10. Letters of Nicolo Animo Anastasio to Col. Lowe ; 28 Oct. 1810-
Jan. 1811, ff. 66, 124, 160.
11. Statistical table, showing the numbers employed in different
trades, numbers of buildings, manufactures, cattle, and vaiious
produce, in the island of Cephalonia, 1810, f. 70.
12. Keports relating to a reform of the judicial tribunals, f. 76.
13. Report on statistics of the island of Cephalonia ; 3 Nov. 1810, f. 89.
14. Report on criminal judicature, by Antonio Condaii ; 10 Nov. 1810,
f. 94.
15. Letter of AttootoXtts BopfcXT/s; 2 Dec. 1810. Neo-Cheek, f. 128.
16. Letters of Costantino Metaxa, G[iudioe] U[rbano]; Meganissi,
25, 30 Dec. 1810, ff. 130, 142.
1 7. " Stato della Cassa [Publica] di Santa Maura del mese di Ottobre,
1810 accounts of receipt and expenditure, f. 153.
18. Letters of Appostolo Metaxa, G[iudice] U[rbano] ; Meganissi,
21 Dec. 1810, 8 Jan. 1811, ff. 132, 164.
19. Certificate of the " Primati" of Calamo, 22 March, 1811. Neo-
Greek, f. 239.
20. Memorials of Spiridion Loverdo and Piotro Coidan, f. 261.
21. Papers in a suit relating to the fomily of Focca, ff. 268-280.
Digitized by
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Vol, III.:
20,188. 1. Letfer of Major de Boeset to Col. Sir H. Smith, Com-
mander-in-chief of the Ionian Islands; Government Palace of
Cephalonia, 2 May, 181 1, f. 1.
2. Letters of Major de Bosset to CoL Lowe; 3 May, 1811-9 Jan.
1812, ff. 4, 13, 41, 42, 84, 93, 127, 131, 136, 139, 140, 146, 148,
151, 157, 159, 192, 195, 200, 208, 213, 216, 223, 240, 259, 260, 264,
266, 315.
3. Letters from Col. Lowe to Suleiman [Couizza] Bey, Commandant
of Plagia, 2-5 May, 1811, ffl 3, 6, 7.
4. " Copia di lettera scritta dal Qovemo di Cefalonia al Govemo locale
di Zante," respecting expenses incurred by the latter; 6 May, 1811,
5. Letter of Antonio Tipaldo Bronza in reference to the imprisonment
of his brother Fanajin Bronza, with reply of Dometrio Antonio
Petrippopulo ** Pritano " of Lixuri ; with correspondence of Major
de Bosset, Sir H. Smith, and Niccolo Caruso, Secretary of the
Council; 14 May-24 Aug. 1811, ff. 10, 140.
6. Copies of correspondence of Major de Bosset with Captain Girolamo
Rambaldo, commander of the English privateer the ** Fortune,"
about his prizes; 14 May, 1811, f. 14.
7. Petition of Niccolin Metaxa Zannato to Cul. Lowe in reference to
the as^^assi nation of his brother Gerasimo by Geraslmo Traulo, with
letters, memorials, and extracts of proceedings; May, 1811, ff. 17,
50.
8. Copy of a proclamation of Brigadier-General Oswald, commanding
the British troops, respecting criminals; 15 January and 21 July,
1810, f. 21.
9. Memorial and letters addressed to Col. Lowe relative to the case of
Captain Spiridion Patricchio ; 13-16 May, 1811, f. 44.
10. Proclamation of Major de Bosset, respecting acts of rebellion and
violence ; May, 1811. Italian and Neo-Oreeh, f. 72.
11. Letter from Niccolo Caruso to Col. Lowe about the setting on
fire of the house of Gerasimo Troggiano Spirato, and enclosing
copies of correspondence with the Governor of Zante respecting the
mission of Mr. Fascardi to the Court of London from Messina;
Argostoli, 6 June, 1811, f. 76.
12. " Copy of the sketch of an Avviso regarding the robbers, suggested
by AH Pasha," f. 82.
13. Extracts from journals and copies of correspondence of the French
charge d'affaires at Constantinople and the Duo de Bassano,
Minister of Foreign Affairs at Paris, relative to the views and
proceedings of Ali Pasha; 22 March-20 June, 1811, f. 85.
14. Drafts of letters from Col. Lowe to Dair Papulia, Commandant
of Plagia, Sandichi or Sandiraga, Draco Griva, and Signori
f. 8.
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ADDITIONAL MSS., 20,188.
Alexio and Demetrio; St. Maura, 16 May, 1810-15 Sept. 1811, ff.
3, 7, 38, 98, 99, 100, 101, 165, 166, 167, 174, 175, 185.
16. Letter from Ali Pasha to Col. Lowe ; 23 June, 1811, f. 104.
16. Extracts from the " Libro Daziale** in the office of the Finance
Magistrate at Argostoli, and tenders relative to tobacco; 29 June,
1811, f. 106.
17. Letter of Giovanni Coidan to Col. Lowe; Cephalonia, 26 Aug.
1811, f. 147.
18. Letters of Appostolo Metaxa to Colonel Lowe ; Meganissi, 2 Sept,-
15 Oct. 1811, ff. 160, 164, 184, 186.
19. Proclamations of Colonel Lowe and Major de Bosset respecting
acts of violence committed by Albanian robbers ; 16 Sept., 9 Oct
1811. Italian and Neo-Oreek. ff. 166 b, 201.
20. Memorials of the Members of the Provisional Government of
Cephalonia respecting a proclamation concemiDg grapes and brandy ;
17 Sept. 1811, f. 168.
21. Letter of Cerimo Valsamachi to Col. Lowe; 29 Sept. 1811,
f. 169.
22. Copies of letters of the Criminal Tribunal of Argostoli about the
sentence on Panagin Ferendino di Pandoleo and other malefactors ;
7 Oct. 1811, f. 176.
23. Letters fiom Capitano Guitiera to Col. Lowe; Ithaca, 21 Oct.
1811-30 Jan. 1812, ff. 203, 336.
24. Letter from Agostin Camosfachio to Colonel Lowe ; Sta. Maui-a,
24 Oct. 1811, f. 205.
25. Letter from the Government of Cephalonia, containing vote of the
administrative body on the local expenses; November, 1811,
26. Memorials and petition of Demetrio Anino relative to goods
belonging to the suppressed convent of St. Niccolo di Gruspo;
21 Nov. 1811. Italian and modem Greek, f. 217.
27. Copy of a letter from the Finance Magistrate to Major de Bosset;
with plan of the boxes in the theatre at Argostoli; 29 Nov, 1811,
f. 236.
28. Memorial respecting proceedings in a law-suit between Panagin
Vandoro and Captain Spiridion Patrichio ; Dec. 1811, f. 241.
29. Account of the public revenue and expenditure; 1809-1811,
ff. 268, 311.
30. Lists of Albanian families resident in Sta. Maura ; with observa-
tions, f. 295.
31. Addresses and letters of the governments and council of Cepha-
lonia, Ithaca and Sta. Maura, to Col. Lowe, upon and after his de-
parture to England ; signed by Rocco di Zorzi and Gio. Metaxa and
others ; 22 Jan. 1812-1 Aug. 1814, ff. 327, 332, 334, 338, 339, 340,
347, 357,
f. 209.
ADDITIONAL MSS., 20,189.
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32. Letter of Captain Draco Griva to Col. Lowe ; Jan. 1812, f. 330.
33. Letter of Pandasin Caridi (?) to Col. Lowe; Cephalonia, 30 Jan.
1812, f. 337.
34. E0CCO di Zorzi to Col. Lowe; Sta. Maura, 8, 20 Feb. 1812, flf.
342, 348.
35. Letter from Eustacliio Metaxa to Col. Lowe ; Cephalonia, 10 Feb.
1812, f. 346.
36. Address of the Administrative Council to Col. Lowe, presenting
a sword as a testimonial of esteem; with autograph signatures
of the members and the Greek inhabitants, f. 353.
37. Copy of proclamation of the Provisional Government of Zante
forbidding the enlisting of inhabitants or natives to serve in the
"Eeggimento Greco del Duca d*York;" with observations by
Colonel Lowe. Italian and English, f. 355.
20,189. Original letters addressed to Col. Lowe, during his service in
Egypt and in the Mediterranean, 15 Feb. 1797-23 Deo. 1807 ; with
a few of his own drafta The writers are as follow :
A'Court, Sir William Pierce Ashe, Bart.; Palermo, 28 Aug. 1806,
f. 121.
Airey, Lieut-CoL George, Dep. Adj.-General ; 4, 26 Sept., 2 Oct. 1806,
ff. 125, 131, 136.
Bragge, Charles; War OfBce, 14 Sept, 1803, f. 20.
Brenton, Capt. Jahleel, R.N., f. 187.
Brownrigg, Col. Robert; 13 Nov. 1803, f. 24.
Bunbury, Lieut.-Col. Henry Edward; 3 Feb. 1806-8 Deo. 1807, ff. 46,
57, 59, 62, 64, 66, 68, 70, 72, 82, 84, 86, 90, 108, 135, 207.
Burgh, Lieut-Gen. John Thomas de [afterwards 13th Earl of Clan-
ricarde]; 15 Feb. 1797, f. 1.
Campbell, Major-Gen. J ; 12 Jan. 1805-18 March, 1807, ff. 44,
61, 144, 146, 151, 163.
Canosa, Prince of; 18 Feb., 16 March, 9, 30 April, 1807, ff. 155, 157,
161, 172, 179.
Colbome, Capt. John; 25 Nov. 1806, 19 Jan., 22 Aug. 1807, ff. 148,
154, 193.
Durban, Capt. William [1806], f. 106.
ElUot, Hon. George, Capt. R.N. ; 2 Sept. 1806, f. 122.
Elliot, Hugh, Minister Plenipotentiai-y in Sicily; 1 Feb., 28 May,
13, 14 Oct. 1804, 8 July, 16, 25 Aug. 1806, ff 30, 36, 38, 39, 99,
115, 119.
Fox, Capt. James; 6 July, 1806, f. 98.
Fox, Gen. the Hon. Henry Edward; 1, 6 Aug. 1806, 23 March, 3,
26 April, 1807, ff 112, 113, 165, 171, 173.
Giffard, Capt. John, R.N.; 19 July, 1806, f. 104.
Gordon, Lieut.-Col. John Willoughby; 2 July, 1805, f. 50.
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ADDITIONAL MSS., 20,190.
Haguenau, John; 28 Dec. 1806, 31 March, 1807, ff. 150, 160.
Hamill, Major John; 30 July, 8 Sept., 7 Oct. 18u6, flf. 110, 128, 137.
Hesse, Louis, Frince of; 5 July, 1806, f. 95.
Lefebure, Capt. Charles, K.E.; 11 Oct. 1806, f. 139.
Moore, Lieut.-Gen. Sir John, K.B. ; 23 Oct. 1804, 26 April, 7 Nov.
1806, ff. 42, 80, 142, 152.
Oakes, Brigadier-Gen. Hildehrand; 27 Jan. 1803, 20 Dec. 1806, 8 March,
26 April, 1807, ff. 16, 152, 158, 175.
Pasley, Capt. Charles, R.E.; 21 Aug. 1806, f. 117.
Poole, James ; 12 Feb. 1800, 2 May, 1801,' 11 Oct. 1802, 5 Jan. 1804,
ff. 8, 12, 14, 26.
Reade, Capt. Thomas; 12 June, 1806, 19 May [1807], ff. 91, 181.
Kivarola, Capt. Francesco; 4 Sept. 1806, f. 126.
St. Laurent, Comte de ; 17 Oct. 1804, f. 41.
Sherbrooke, Major-Gen. John Cope; 3, 20 Nov., 10, 23 Dec. 1807,
ff. 201, 205, 209, 211.
Smith, Rear- Admiral Sir William Sidney; 28 June, 17 Sept. 1806,
ff. 93, 130.
Stuart, Sir Charles, Commander-in-Chief of the British forces at
Lisbon; 15, 18, 19 Aug. 1797, ff. 3, 4, 6.
Stuart, Major-Gen. Sir John; 20 April, ol May, 10 July, 1806, ff. 76,
88, 102.
Talbot, Capt. the Hon. John, R.N. ; 1, 12 Aug. 1807, ff. 185, 191.
Thornbrough, Vice-Admiial Edward; 11 Sept., 6 Nov. 1807, ff. 197,
203.
Villette^, Lient.-Gen. William Anne, Governor of Malta; 21 Jan.,
-Feb. 1804, ff. 28, 32.
Wodehoiise, Capt. the Hon. Philip, R.N. ; 6, 9 July, 1806, ff. 96, 100.
Wright, Capt John Wesley, R.N., to Lieut. James VVallis; dat.
Temple, Paris, 4 Sept. 1805. Copy. f. 52.
Paper. Folio.
20,190. Original letters addressed to Col. Lowe during his service in
the Ionian Islands, May, 1808-Dec. 1810; with his own drafts. The
writers are as follow :
Arata, Capt. Giovanni, of the Corsican Rangers, ff. 184,. 193, 195.
Baxter, Alexander, Surgeon, f. 276.
Brenton, Capt Jahleel, R.N., f. 241.
Brisbane, Capt. James, R.N., ff. 292, 294,
Bunbury, Lieut-Col. Henry Edward, ff. 4, 6, 11, 13, 18, 22, 31, 43, 48,
58, 62, 74, 85, 94, 98, 102, 109, 115, 118, 131, 139, 160, 164, 168,
170, 172, 180, 191, 198, 207, 209, 211, 216, 218, 222, 268, 322.
Cafiero, Ignazio. Ital. f. 200.
Campbell, Major-Gen. John, ff. 76, 90, 128, 135, 185, 187, 298, 329.
Canosa, Prince of. Ital. ff. 130, 201.
ADDITIONAL MSS., 20,191.
Church, Captain Richard, f. 272.
Cleeve, Alexander Frederick, f. 301.
Donzelot, Gen. Frangois Xavier. French, flf. 162, 226, 227, 296.
Eyre, Capt. George, E.N., fL 234, 274, 312, 338.
Forbes, Lieut.-Gen. Lord James, f. 153.
Griffiths, Capt. Anselm John, R.N., ff. 246, 265, 206, 270.
Hatzenbiihler, Lieut. George A. French, flf. 251, 278, 279.
Hill, Hon. William, Minister at the Court of Sardinia, flF. 70, 196, 203.
Lamarque, Gen. Maximilien. French, f. 159.
Leake, Capt. William, f. 280.
Lumley, Brigadier the Hon. William, f. 149.
M*Farlane, Major-Gen. Eobert, f. 106.
Martin, Eear-Admiral George, flf. 35, 40, 68.
Mowbray, Capt. Richard Hussey, B.N., ff. 316, 341.
Cakes, Bngadier-Gten. Hildebrand, f. 349.
Philips, Lieut-Col. Charles, f. 178.
Reade, Lieut.-Col. Sir Thomas, ff. 50, 78, 137, 166, 223, 243, 331.
Revel, Thaon de. French, f. 230.
Rivarola, Capt. Francesco, 1 303.
St. Laurent, Comte de. French, ff. 205, 224, 232, 284, 336.
Sherbrooke, Major-Gen. Sir John Cope, ff. 1, 8, 10, 14, 16, 20, 24,33,
37, 54, 56, 64.
Spranger, Capt John W., R.N., ff. 45, 245.
Strane, Nicholas, British Conhul at Patras, f. 257.
Stuart, Major-Gen. Sir John, ff. 83, 96, 111, 120, 141, 145, 155,
157, 318.
Thombrongh, Vice- Admiral Edward, f. 25.
Paper. Folio.
20,19L Original letters addressed to Colonel Lowe, serving in the
Ionian Islands, Sweden, and Germany, Jan. ISll-Dec. 1813; with
his own drafts. The writers are :
Airey, Major-Gen. George, ff. 169, 171, 173, 185.
Anino, Nicolo. Ital. f. 2:30.
Barzoni, Vittorio (copy of plan for liberation of Venice), f. 153.
Bathurst, Henry, 3rd Earl of, ff. 332, 334.
Berger, Lieut.-Col. A. von, ff. 204, 296.
Borre, . French, f. S67.
Brisbane, Capt. James, R.N., f. 28.
Bunbury, Lieut.-CoL Henry Edward, ff. 200, 203, 224, 263, 289,
297, 427.
Bnrgmann, George, f. 52.
Cathcai-t, General the Viscount William, ff. 238, 257, 340.
Catinelli, Colonel , f. 245.
Church, Major Richard, f. 177.
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ADDITIONAL MSS., 20,192.
Coffin, Lieut.-Col. John Pine, f. 145.
Cust, Capt. Richard, f. 179.
Eyre, Capt. George, R.N., flF. 19, 30.
Foresti, Spiridion, flF. 97, 120.
Gneisenau, General, see Neidhart.
Griffiths, Capt. Anselm John, R.N., ff. 2, 6.
Hope, Major-Gen. the Hon. Alexander, f. 217.
McAlister, Capt. James, f. 49.
Moore, Admiral Sir Graham, f. 354,
Munster, Ernest Frederic Herbert, Count of, f. 202.
Neidhart de Gneisenau, August, General Count, f. 397.
North, Frederick, Lord, afterwards Earl of Guildford, f. 38.
Olferman, Major E , f. 383.
Phillips, James, f. 228.
Reade, Lieut.-Col. Sir Thomas, flf. 14, 17, 175.
Rivarola, Capt. Francesco, flf. 21, 24, 32, 45.
Rowley, Capt. Charles, R.N., f* 136.
St. Laurent, J., Count, ff. 10, 44, 75, 81, 88, 95, 112, 143, 147, 181,
193, 195, 226.
Schwarzenberg, Charles Philip, Prince, f. 343.
Semple, Robert, f. 231.
Smith, Lieut.-Col. Haviland, ff. 22, 26, 33, 36, 42, 51, 62, 69, 71, 73,
83, 90, 94, 98, 101, 103, 108, 118, 125, 129, 131, 133, 140, 142, 149,
167, 218.
Stein [Henry Frederic Charles], Baron de. French, f. 220.
Stewart, Lieut.-Gen. Charles [afterwards Marquis of Londonderry],
ff. 253, 268, 316, 323, 327, 330, 342, 352, 356, 361, 363, 385, 387,
391, 395, 399, 401, 405, 407, 408.
Stewart, Robert, Viscount Castlereagh, f. 412.
Stuart, Major-Gen. Sir John, f. 60.
Taylor, Brook, f. 47.
Thornton, Edward, Envoy to Denmark, etc, ff. 239, 276, 320.
TorreuH, Lieut.-Col. Henry, Military Secretary to the Duke of York,
ff. 191, 198, 199.
Tritton, Capt. Ewell, R.N., f. 59.
Wallmoden, Lieut.-Gen. Count Ludwig, ff, 336, 369, 377, 379, 381.
Wassan, Professor , f. 183.
Wolkonsky, Prince. German, f. 223.
NV , F. P., f. 304.
Paper. Folio.
20,192. Original correspondence of Gen. Sir Hudson Lowe, official
and private, when Quartermaster-General of the British Army in
the Netherlands, and in independent command at Genoa ; Jan. 1814—
Dec. 1815. The writers are as follow :
ADDITIONAL MSS., 20,192,
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Andi-eis, , Major. French, f. 317.
Bathurst, Heniy, Earl, Secretary for War, f. 325.
Bayley, Bernard, f. 139.
Beatson, Alexander, ff. 363, 367, 371.
Bidwell, J[ohn], ff. 22, 33, 42.
Blucher, Field Marshal [Gebhardt Lebrecht von], ff. 34, 80.
Bmne, Ouillaume Marie Anne, Marshal of France. French, f. 351.
Bubna, Lieut.-Gen. [Ferdinand], Count of. French, f. 341.
Bunbnry, Major-Gen. Sir Henry Edward, ff. 36, 86, 91, 151, 153, 182,
196, 248, 255, 256, 373, 377.
Buonaparte, Napoleon (copy of his last Bulletin in the campaign of
1814). French, f. 63.
Burghersh, John, Lord, f. 49.
Burrows, Colonel Montagu, f. 332.
Church, Colonel Richard, f. 349.
Clinton, Major-Gen. Sir Henry, ff. 101, 105, 114, 116, 239.
Cockbum, Rear- Admiral Sir George, f. 375.
Coffin, Brigadier-Gen. John Pine, f. 344.
D[alrymple], Sir John, Bart., f. 174.
Darby, Edward, f. 17.
Davenport, E. D., f. 137.
Desgcneys, Comte. French, f. 309, 311, 340.
Domberg, Major-Gen. Wilhelm, Baron de. French, ff. 113, 166,
178.
Durepaire (?), Marcel Fran9ois. French, f. 365.
Exmouth, Lord, see Pellew.
Frimont [Johann Philipp, Baron]. French, f. 279.
Gneisenau, Count, see Neidhart.
Gordon, Major-Gen. James Willoughby, ff. 103, 134.
Harris, Capt. Thomas Noel, f. 40.
Hill, Hon. William, Envoy to Turin, ff. 280, 345, 347.
Hiniiber, Major-Gen. , f. 145.1
Jevizck (?), Chevalier M., Interim Minister of Marine at Paris.
French, f. 84.
Johnson, Capt. J. M., R.N., f. 2§3.
Jordan, Major John, ff. 93 b, 123.
Kent, H.R.H. Edward Augustus, Duke of, f. 229.
Kielraansegge, L , f. 157.
Kleist von NoUendorf [Friedrich Heinrich Ferdinand], General,
Count, ff. 108, 189, 198, 208, 212, 235.
Laverde (?), Comte de, Lieut.-General. French, f. 362.
Lyon, Col. James, ff. 117, 159.
McFarlane, Lieut.-General Robert, ff. 285, 293.
Mackenzie, Major-Gen. Kenneth, ff. 155, 164.
Manfredi, Capt. Adriano, f. 353.
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ADDITIONAL MSS., 20,193-20,196.
Mundy, Capt. George, R.N., f. 288.
Miiffling, Fiiediich Knrl Ferdinand, Bciron, f. 171.
Neidhart de Gneisenan, August, Count. French, ff. 44, 231, 232.
Nostitz [August Ferdinand Lndwig], Count, f. 132.
Nngent, Lieut.-General Count [Tiaval]. ff. 289, 337, 342, 352, 356.
Fellow, Sir Edward, let Viscount Exmouth, Admiral, f. 331.
Phillips, Major-Gen. Charles, ff, 312, 315, 328.
Reade, Major Sir Thomas, f. 95.
Riviere, Charles, Marquis de, ff. 242, 333, 335, 354.
Roder, Friedrich Eberhardt von, General. French, ff, 214, 210, 228.
Rosenheim L de, ff. 260, 261.
Rowley, Admiral Sir Charles, f. 258.
St. Laurent, Count. French, ff. 82, 243.
St. Martin, Felix, Major. French, f. 287.
Schornhorst, General W von. German, f. 194.
Seran, Comte de. French, f. 314.
Smith, Major-Gen. Haviland, ff. 97, 185.
Stewart, Lieut.-Gen. Hon. Sir Charles [afterwards Marquis of TiOndon-
derry], ff. 1,31, 61, 76.
Temple, Major Octavius, f. 291.
Torrens, Colonel Henry, f. 99.
Vanderlinden, Emanuel, Baron. French, ff. 141, 143.
Wallmoden, Ludwig, Count of, f. 94.
Wellington, Arthur Wellesley, Duke of. Copy of Instructions for
Generals of Divisions, 13 (?) June, 1815, f. 270.
Willen, . Dutch, f. 165.
Wolkonsky, Prince, f. 88.
Wright, Lieut Amherst, f. 179.
Ziethen, Lieut.-Gen. Hans Joachim. French, f. 193.
At f. 297 is a memoir entitled, " Notes sur Toulun, pour Monsieur le
Vicomte de Bruges."
Paper. Folio.
20.193. Rkturns of enlistments, etc., of the German subsidiary troops
and the Russian German Legion, with notes of inspec tiun by Colonel
Lowe; 1 April-30 Sept. 1813. Paper. Folio.
20.194. Similar returns of the Russian German Legion ; 1 Oct 1813-
20 Feb. 1814. Paper. Folio.
20,105. Similar returns of the Hanoverian and Hanseatic Legions;
8-17 Aug. 1813. Paper. F(.lio.
20,196. CoPiKS of " Military Reports on the Fortresses and defence of
the Low Countries," addressed to Major-Gen. [Sir Heniy Edward]
Bunbury by Major-Gren. Sir Hudson Lowe ; Aug.-Oct. 1814. Paper.
Folio.
ADDITIONAL MSS., 20,197-20,202.
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20.197. Entey-book of letters of 8ir HiidBon Lowe to Sir Henry
Bunbury, Under-Secretary for War, and other officers ; 7 Aug. 1814-
2 April, 1815. At the end of the volume is the beginning of a
sketch of the life of Sir H. Lowe, in the year 1812. Paper. Quarto.
20.198. Entry-book of general and regimental orders issued by Major-
Gen. Sir Hudson Lowe as Commander of the British forces at Genoa
and Marseilles; 19 June-2 6 Aug. 1815. Paper. Oblong Quarto.
20.199. Official letters from Henry, Earl Bathurst, Secretary of
State for War and the Colonies, and Sir Henry Edward Bunbury
and the Rt. Hon. Henry Goulbum, Under-Secretaries for the same,
with enclosures, to Sir Hudson Lowe, relative to the custody of
the Emperor Napoleon in St. Helena; 24 July, 1815-17 Sept. 1822.
In four volumes. Folio.
Interspersed among them are original letters of the following
writers :
V^OL. L R. Chapman, of the Office of Ordnance, f. 19.
Richard Penn, of the War Office, f. 21.
J. C. Herries, of the Commissaiy in Chiefs Office, f. 30.
H.R.H. Frederick, Duke of York, Commander-in-Chief, f. 32.
John Wilson Croker, of the Admiralty, f. 37.
[Sir Samuel Shepherd] Solicitor-General, f. 69.
R. H. Crew, Office of Ordnance, f. 136.
Rt. Hon. Charles Manners Sutton, Judge- Advocate, f. 178.
20.200. Vol. II. Thomas Carthew, of Woodbridge, co. Suffolk, f 42.
[Robert Dundas, Viscount] Melville [First Lord of the Admiralty],
ff. 120, 122.
At folio 154 is a copy of the ** Observations sur le discours de Lord
Bathurst a la Chambre des Pairs, le 18 Mars, 18 J 7," dictated by
Napoleon.
20.201. Vol. III. Mary Hall ; a declaration signed by her as governess
in the family of Count Bertrand, f. 65.
George Harrison, of the Treasury, f. 78.
Etienne Bouges ; declaration signed by him, f. 178.
At the beginning of the volume are copies of correspondence between
the Hon. Charles Bagot and M. Hyde de Keuville, French Minister
in the United States, relative to designs of Joseph Bonaparte against
the Spanish Provinces in South America.
20.202. Vol. IV. Abb^x\ntoineBuonavita, Dr.Fran9ois Antommarchi,
Abbe Ange Paul Vignali, Jacques Coursot, and Jacques Clian-
dellier; declaration signed by them, f. 197.
J. Power, f. 262.
Louis Jean Chandellier and Claude Perrussct ; declarations signed by
them, ff. 279, 280, 282, 283.
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ADDITIONAL MSS., 20,203, 20,204.
Rfobert] Wilmof, Under-Secretary of State for War, ff. 300, 302.
At the beginning of the volume are copies of a letter of Mr. [Bariy E.]
0*Meara to the Admiralty, in justification of his conduct at St.
Helena, 28 Oct. 1818, and of accompanying papers.
20.203. Private and official correspondence of Sir Iludson Lowe and
Major Gorrequer, Military Secretary, with the Foreign Commis-
sioners at St. Helena; July, 1816-Sept. 1822; viz,. Baron Stunner,
for Austria, ff. 1-85;— Count Balmain, for Kussia, ff. 8G-233; — the
Marquis de Montchenu, for France, ff. 236-335.
At ff. 336, 338 are two letters from Sir H. Lowe to the Grand
Mar6chal Count Bertrand and Baron Tuyll [Russian Minister at
Rio de Janeiro] ; dat. 27 May, 1821. Paper. Folio.
20.204. Letters and papers principally relating to Napoleon and his
attendants at Longwood, in the following order :
1. Note of conversations with Napoleon; 7 Jan., 5 May, 1816. J?V. f. 1.
2. Memorandum for Sir Thomas Reade s communication to Napoleon
Bonaparte, of instructions received from the British Government by
Sir H. Lowe ; 6 July, 1816, f. 3.
3. Memorandum in French of Admiral Sir Pulteney Malcolm's pre-
sentation to Napoleon [July (?) 1816], f. 7.
4. Anonymous letter to Napoleon, relating to a project for escape [Aug.
1816], f. 8.
5. Copy of a letter detailing a similar project [Aug. 1816?], f. 9.
6. Copy of Count Montholon's letters complaining of the treatment of
Napoleon [24 Aug. 1816]; in Fren<:h, dictated by Napoleon, with
drafts of answers in English [1816], f. 11.
7. Original letter of M Skelton to Count de Las Cases ; London,
6 Oct. 1816, f. 18.
8. Letter of Capt. Piontkowski to Sir H. Lowe; Longwood,
12 Oct. 1816. Fr, f. 20.
9. Translation of letter of Count de Las Cases to Lady Clavering ;
[18 Nov. 1816], I 22.
10. Original letter of the same to Sir H. Lowe ; 27 [Apr. ?] 1816. Fr.
f. 26.
11. Extract of letter of Napoleon to Count de Las Cases ; 11 Dec. 1816.
Fr. f. 28.
12. Memorandum by Count Bertrand of papers of Napoleon mixed with
those of Count de Las Cases; 12 Dec. 1816; with notes by the
latter. Fr. f. 29 b.
13. Extract of letter of General Gourgaud to his mother; 19 Mar.
1817. Fr. f. 31.
14. Copy of letter of Alexander Pearson to Count Bertrand ; Canton,
22 Mar. 1817, f 1)2.
ADDITIONAL MSS., 20,204.
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15. Letter of Manning to Napoleon ; 4 June, 1817, £1 33.
16. Note of verbal message from Napoleon to Sir H. Lowe, through
Mr. O'Meara; 17 July, 1817. Fr, f. 34.
17. Copy of memorandum by an officer of the 66th Regiment of a con-
versation with Mr. Kobinson [17 July, 1817 ?], f. 35.
18. Extmct of letter of Emanuel de Las Cases to Countess Bertrand ;
Cape of Good Hope, 7 Ang. 1817. Fr. f. 39.
19. Copy of note from Sir H. Lowe to Baron Gourgaud ; 2 Sept. 1817,
f.41.
20. Copy of letter of Colonel C Fagan to Count Bertrand ; London,
11 Oct. 1817. Fr. f. 43.
21. Copy of a note written by Napoleon on a letter of Sir H. Lowe, of
the date 18 Nov. 1817 ; 23 Nov. 1817. Fr. f. 45.
22. Liformation from Mr. Bobinson of money given by Napoleon to
slaves and others, f. 46.
23. Extract of letter from General Gourgaud to his mother ; 25 Jan.
1818. Fr. f. 47.
24. Original receipt of the same for £100 from Sir H. Lowe ; 14 Mar.
1818. Fr. f. 49.
25. Copy of letter from Count Montholon to Sir H. Lowe ; 22 Mar. 1818.
Fr. f. 50.
26. Original letter of General Gourgaud to Sir H. Lowe; London,
20 June, 1818. Fr. f. 52.
27. Copy of letter from Count de Las Cases to Count Bertrand ; Baden,
15 June, 1818. Fr. f. 54.
28. Original letter of W Eraser to Count Bertrand, oflfering pre-
sents to Napoleon; Delhi, 17 Aug. 1818, f. 56.
29. Original letter of Capt. de Gors to Major Gorrequer; James
Town, 20 Aug. 1818. Fr. f. 58.
30. Copy of letter of Count de Las Cases to Count Bertrand ; Manheim,
15 Nov. 1818. Fr. f. 60.
31. Copy of letter from Count Montholon to Sir H. Lowe ; 17 Dec. 1818.
Fr. f. 62.
32. Draft of reply of Sir H. Lowe to the foregoing; 17 Dec. 1818,
f. 64.
33. Copy of letter of Count Montholon to Sir H. Lowe; 18 Dec. 1818.
Fr. f. 66.
34. Copies of letters of Count Bertrand to Dr. Stokoe ; 17 and 19 Jan.
1819. Fr. flf. 69, 73.
35. Extract of letter of Count de Las Cases to Count Bertrand ; 19 Jan.
1819. Fr. f. 71.
36. Original letter of J La Roche to Sir H. Lowe ; Longwood,
3 Mar. 1819, f. 74.
37. Copy of letter of Count Bertrand to Mr. Ricketts; 31 Mar. 1819.
Fr. f. 76.
MSS. — 1854. V
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Digitized by
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ADDITIONAL MSS., 20,204.
38. R W RickettB to Count Bertrand ; 1 Apr. 1819. Fr. f. 78.
39. Copy of memorandxim of complaints and requirements drawn up by
Napoleon and given by him to Mr. Ricketts [2 Apr. 1819]. Fr, f. 80.
40. Original letter of Guillaume Graff to Sir Hudson Lowe ; Longwood,
5 Apr. 1819. Fr, f. 83.
41. Original letter of Dr. Viella to M. de Beauregard ; New York,
12 May, 1819. Fr, f. 85.
42. Copy of letter of Lady Lowe to the Countess Montholon ; 28 June,
1819, f. 87.
43. Copy of letter of Alexandre Pierron to his father; 80 June, 1819.
Fr, f. 89.
44. Copy of letter of the Marquis de Montchenu to Sir H. Lowe ; 8 Aug.
1819. Fr, f. 91.
46. Copy of letter of Count Berti*and to the same ; 11 Aug. 1819. Fr.
f. 93.
46. Copy of a requisition by Napoleon for a medical attendant ; 18 Aug.
1819. Fr. f. 95.
47. Copy of letter of Count Bertrand to Sir H. Lowe ; 5 Sept. 1819.
Fr, f. 97.
48. Letter of the same to Dr. Stokoe; 9 Sept. 1819. Fr. f. 100.
49. Copy of short note from the same to Sir H. Lowe, " Received,
18 Sept. 1819." JFV. f. 101.
50. Copy of letter of Count Montholon to the Countess; 5 Nov. 1819.
Fr. f. 103.
61, Copies of letters of William Holmes to Messrs. Bonavita, Antom-
marchi, and Yignali, with list of books; London, 7 Jan., 21 Mar.,
16 June, 1820, ff. 105, 113, 129.
52. Original letter of Hoya (?) to Baron Paul de Hahn ; Rome,
13 Jan. 1820. Fr. f. 109.
53. Original letter of Noverraz to Sir H. Lowe ; 3 Feb. 1820. Fr.
f. 111.
54. Copy of letter of Henry Goulburn, Under-Secretary for War, to
W. Holmes; 12 Jan. 1820, f. 114.
55. Copy of letter of Don Vicente Ferrada to Napoleon ; Malaga, 23 Apr.
1820. Spanish, f. 115.
56. Original letter of the Abbe Antonio Buonavita to Sir H. Lowe ;
24 Apr. 1820. ltd, f, 117.
57. Extract of letter of Marchand to Feine ; St. Helena,
20 Mar. 1820. Fr. f. 119.
58. Copy of letter of Messrs. Baring Brothers and Co. to Count Ber-
trand; 2 June, 1820, with account. Fr. f. 121.
59. Copy of letter of Mr. Maitland to Count Bertrand ; 5 June, 1820;
f. 127.
60. Copy of letter of the Abbe Antonio Buonavita to Giuseppe Perez ;
15 July, 1820. Ital, f. 131.
ADDITIONAL MSS., 20,205, 20,206.
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61. Copy of letter of Count Bertrand to Messrs. Baring and Co. ; 10 Oct.
1820. Fr. f. 134.
62. Copy of letter of Count Montholon to the Marquis de Montchenu ;
3 Nov. 1820. Fr, f. 136.
63. Draft of a letter, dictated by Sir H. Lowe, to Count Montholon,
respecting the iron railing at Longwood ; 1820, f. 138.
64. Copy of memorandum of Mr. Cole respecting his visit to Count
Bertrand, f. 140.
65. Copy of letter of Count Montholon to Sir H. Lowe; 9 Jan. 1821.
Fr. f. 141.
66. Copy of notes, signed by the same, respecting Napoleon's want of
additional medical attendance, etc.; 30 Jan. 1821. Fr. f. 143.
67. Note by the same of medical persons to be selected from ; Feb. 1821.
Fr. f. 145.
68. Copy of letter of Count Bertrand to Prince Eugene Beauhamois ;
12 Feb. 1821. Fr. f. 147.
69. Copy of letter of the same to Messrs. Baring, Brothers; 12 Feb.
1821. Fr. f. 149.
70. Copy of promissory note of the same to Mr. Ibbetson ; 24 May, 1821.
Fr. f. 151.
71. Copy of letter of the same to Cardinal Fesch; 6 May, 1821. Fr.
f. 153.
72. Copy of letter of the same to his brother; 6 May, 1821. Fr.
f. 155.
73. " Telegraphic denominations of the persons at Longwood," f. 157.
Paper. Folio.
20.205. 1. Original letters of Rear-Admiral Sir Pulteney Malcolm,
Commander-in-Chief at the Cape of Good Hope, to Sir Hudson
Lowe; with drafts of letters of the latter ; 30 Aug. 181G-19 Oct.
1817, f. 1.
2. Copy of correspondence between Sir Hudson Lowe and Sir Pul-
teney Malcolm, referred to in Sir Hudson's despatch to Earl Bathurst,
marked * Separate,' No. 69 23 March-14 Apr. 1817, f. 55.
3. Original letters of Kear-Admiral Eobert Plampin, successor to Sir
P. Malcolm, to Sir H. Lowe, with enclosures ; 29 Aug. 1817-17 June,
1820, 14 Oct. 1823, f. 77. At f. 142 is a letter of Capt G. Nicholls
to Major Gorrequer, 30 Nov. 1819.
4. Original letters of Rear-Admiral Robert Lambert, successor to
Admiral Plampin, to Sir H. Lowe; 27 July, 1820-25 July, 1821,
f. 174.
Paper. Folio.
20.206. 1. Original letters of Brigadier-General Sir George Richard
Bingham, on the Governor's staff, at St. Helena, to Sir H. Lowe ;
F 2
Digitized by
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ADDITIONAL MSS., 20.207— 20,2U.
22 Dec. 1816-22 Sept. 1823; inclosing a letter of Lieut-CoL John
Mansel, 22 Dec. 1816, f. 1.
2. Original letters of Brigadier-General John Pine Coffin, successor to
Sir G. Bingham, to the same; 13 Mar. 1820-18 Oct. 1823, f. 22.
Inclosed are letters and papers of Lieut. H. Edmonds, f. 30 ; — Major
Edward Jackson, flf. 48, 57, 82, 85, 98, 100 ;— Lieut-Col. C
Nicol, flf. 62-07 ;— Major John Hogg, f. 80 ;— A A Scale,
f. 119 ; with copy of correspondence with the council at St. Helena,
f. 149.
Paper. Folio.
20.207. Original letters of Lieut.-Col. Sir Thomas Reade, Deputy
Adjutant-General at St. Helena, to Sir H. Lowe; 4 May, 1816-
24 Jan. 1825. Amongst them are also letters of Thomas Eainsford,
Inspector of Police, f. 36; — Comet W. J. Hoath, f. 84; — Major
W. B. Cole, ff. 108, 208; — Lieut. Charles Comwallis Chesney,
f. 113; — Capt. A Richards, f. 115; — Papers relating to Lieut.
Reardon, 1818, f. 138; and letters of Major Gorrequer, Military
Secretary to Sir H. Lowe, f. 152;— Lieut. G. Mathias, f. 206;—
Thomas Penfold, f. 252 ;— W. (?) G. Hodson, f. 293. Paper. Folio.
20.208. Original letters of orderly officers at Longwood to Sir Hudson
Lowe and Major Gon*equer, Military Secretary, reporting events, etc.,
viz,, CapUin Thomas Poppleton, 4 May, 1816-14 July, 1817, f. 1 ;—
Captain H[enry Pearse] Blakeney, 9 Aug. 1817-6 Sept. 1818,
f. 102 ;— Lieut.-Col. Thomas Lyster, Inspector of Militia, •20-24
July, 1818, f. 308. At f. 300 are papers relating to a charge brought
against Captain Blakeney by Count Berti*and, with original letter
of Lieut.-Col. [Daniel] Dodgin, and a declaration signed by the^
officers of the 66th Regiment, March, 1819. Paper. Folio.
20.209. 1. Original letters of Capt. George NichoUs, orderly officer at
Longwood, to Major Gorrequer, 19 Sept. 1818-2 Aug. 1820, f. 1.
2. Letters of Lieut. F[rederick] S Croad to the same ; Longwood,
9 April, 1819-25 May, 1821, f. 471.
Paper. Folio.
20.210. Copy of a journal kept by Capt. George Nicholls, when
orderly officer at Longwood, 5 Sept. 1818-9 Feb. 1820. At the end
of the volume is a memorandum by Sir II. Lowe relative to his
pecuniary claims on the Government. Paper. Folio.
20.211. Original letters, in the character of reports, of Captain
Engelbert Lutyens, orderly officer at Longwood, to Major Gorre-
quer, Military Secretary to Sir H. Lowe; 10 Feb. 1820-24 June,
1823. Intermixed with them are letters of Lieut. F. S. Croad,
ADDITIONAL MSS., 20,212-20,214.
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ff. 124, 215, 286, 321 ;— Major Anthony Emmett, ff. 473, 493;--Lieut.
A. G. Wortham, f. 474;— Major Edward Jackson, ff. 479, 481, 485,
489, 505 Brigadier-General John Pine Coffin, f. 507 Sir Herbert
Taylor, f. 555 Lieut.- Gen. [Sir] W[illiam] Houston, f. 557 ;— and
copy of correspondence of Lieut. Lutyens with Major Gorrequer and
Major Jackson, 15 Apr.-5 June, 1821 ; with abstract of his case pre-
sented to the Commander-in-Chief, ff. 513-554. Paper. Folio.
20.212. Weekly reports of Captains George NiohoUs and Engelbort
Lutyens, orderly officers, of the visitors at Longwood, and of the
security of Napoleon*s person ; 14 Sept. 1818-2 April, 1821. Paper.
Folio.
20.213. 1. Original letters of the Rev. R[ichard] Boys, Master of the
Head School and Senior Chaplain to the Forces at St. Helena, to
Sir H. Lowe, Major Gorrequer, and Sir Thos. Reade, principally
relating to circumstances connected with the receipt of a snuffbox
from Napoleon, through Mr. O'Meara; 23 May, 1816-25 July, 1821 ;
with copies, f. 1 .
2. Original letters of the Rev. Bowater James Vernon to Sir H. Lowe
and Major Gorrequer, chiefly on the same subject; 23 Feb. 1818-23
July, 1821, f. 53.
Paper. Folio.
20.214. 1. Original letters of Dr. Alexander Baxter, Deputy Inspector
of Hospitals at St. Helena, to Sir H. Lowe and Major Gorreciuer;
20 April, 1816-26 Aug. 1819, f. 1. At f. 49 is a letter of James \V.
Simpson, Apothecary to the Forces, to Dr. Baxter, 4 Nov. 1818.
2. Letter of J Dart, Secretary to the East India Company, to Sir
H. Lowe, respecting Dr. Baxter; 12 Apr. 1823, f. 70.
3. Letters, partly original and partly copies, of Barry Edward O'Meara,
Surgeon, R.N., in attendance on Napoleon, to Sir H. Lowe and
Dr. Baxter; 31 Oct. 1816-23 Mar. 1818, f. 72.
4. Original letters of Dr. J. Verling, Assistant Surgeon, R.H.A., to
Sir H. Lowe and Major Gorrequer ; 31 Oct 1818-15 Nov. 1824, f. 96.
At f. 146 is the draft of a letter of Sir H. Lowe to Dr. Verling ;
17 Nov. 1824.
5. Original letter of Dr. Francesco Antommarohi to Andrea Caduani,
at Leghorn ; with copies and extracts of letters of the same to
various persons; 24 Sept. 1819-15 Nov. 1820. Ital. f. 149.
6. Original letters, with some copies, of Dr. Archibald Amott to Sir
H. Lowe, Major Gorrequer, and Sir Thos. Reade, reporting on
the health of Napoleon; 31 March-24 May, 1821, 11 Apr. 1822,
f. 159.
7. Report of appearances on dissection of the body of Napoleon
Bonaparte, 0 May, 1821 signed by Thomas Shortt, M.D., Archi-
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ADDITIONAL MSS., 20,216-20,218.
bald Arnott, M.D., Charles Mitchell, M.D., Francis Burton, M.D., and
Matthew Livingstone, Surgeon. Duplicate copies, f. 195.
8. " Appearances on the examination of the body of Napoleon Bona-
parte, 6th May, 1821. From notes taken by Mr. Henry, C)6th
Regiment." Addressed by Mr. Henry to Sir H. Lowe, 12 Sept. 1823,
f. 200.
9. Copy of letter of Dr. Francis Burton to Mr. Goulbum, explaining
the omission of Dr. Antommarchi's signature to the dissection
report on Napoleon's body ; 13 Aug. 1821, f. 202.
10. Two letters of Dr. Robert Gooch to Sir H. Lowe respecting Bona-
parte's disease, and Sir H. Lowe's Memorial of Services; n.d.
11. Notes on Dr. Antommarchi's work, "Last Days of Napoleon,"
f. 208.
Paper. Folio.
20.215. Extracts from the manuscript journal of Count Las Cases of
I)assage8 omitted or altered in the printed edition ; 30 Nov. 1815-
30 Dec. 1816. French. Paper. Folio.
20.216. Copies of letters of Barry E. O'Meara, Surgeon, R.N., and
medical attendant on Napoleon, to John Finlaison, of the Admi-
ralty, 22 Oct., 1816-10 Aug. 1818. Paper. Quarto.
20.217. 1. Copies and extracts of letters of B. E. O'Meara to J. Fin-
laison ; 1815-1818 ; with remarks by Sir Hudson Lowe, f. 1.
2. Notes of conversations of O'Meara with Sir Hudson Lowe ; 12 Sept.
1816-12 June, 1818, in the handwriting of the latter, f. 85.
Paper. Folio.
20.218. Papers relating to Barry E. 0'Moai*a*s charges against Sir
Hudson Lowe ; 1816, 1822 : including, — Notes of Sir H. Lowe on
0'Meara*s letters, in 1816, 1817, f. 1 Copy of O'Meara's letter to
J. W. Croker, 28 Oct. 1818 ; with marginal pencil notes by Sir H.
Lowe, and the same copied and extended, f. 55 ; — Notes of Dr. Alex.
Baxter and Rear- Admiral Plampin on the same, f. 184; — State-
ments of Brigadier Sir Geo. Bingham and Lieut. M*Carthy, f 191 ; —
Letter of Major Daniel Dodgin, with statement of the oflBcers of the
66th Regiment, in reference to O'Meara's letter to the Admiralty ;
27 March, 1819: -with signatures, f. 197; — Statements signed
by Capt. Wauchope, and Robt. Malcolm, surgeon; 6 Jan. 1819,
f. 202 ;— Remarks by Lieut-Col. E. Wynyard on O'Meara's " Expo-
sition ;" 1819, f. 218;— Notes by Sir H. Lowe on O'Meara's " Voice
from St. Helena;" 1819, f. 235 :— " Thoughts on Sir Walter Sootfs
ixth volume of the Life of Napoleon," in defence of Sir H. Lowe ;
signed W. G., f. 268 ;— Notes by Sir H. Lowe on Sir Walter Scott's
statements, f. 298. Pnper. Folio.
f. 204.
ADDmONAL MSS., 80,219—80,225.
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20.219. Copies of Napoleon's observations on the speech of Earl
Bathurst in the Hoose of Lords [18 March, 1817], respecting his
treatment at St Helena, and of notes upon them by Sir Hudson
Lowe; 1817-1819. FreneJ^ and English. Partly jprtiUed. Paper.
Folio.
20.220. Original letters of Denzil Ibbetson, Assistant Commissar}'-
(xeneral at St Helena, to Major Gorrequer, Military Secretary to the
Grovemor, with accounts and papers ; 1816-1821. Paper. Folio.
20,22L 1. Letters of Messrs. William Balcombe, Joseph Cole, and
William Fowler, purveyors for Longwood, to Sir H. Lowe and
Major (Jorrequer, with accounts ; 1815-1821, f. 1.
2. Letters of Joseph Cole, Deputy Postmaster-General, respecting the
transmission of mails ; 2 May, 1817-23 Murch, 1819, f. 167.
3. Letters of A. Darling, upholsterer, relating to furniture supplied
for Longwood; 7 Sept 1819-15 Aug. 1820, f. 180.
Paper. Folio.
20.222. 1. Copies of receipts and other papers connected with Messrs.
Balcombe, Cole, and Fowler's accounts with the establishment at
Longwood ; 1816-1819. French, f. 1.
2. Lists of persons on the establishment at Longwood, and employed
there, with estimates of costs of provisions supplied for them, etc. ;
1816-1821, f. 126 b.
3. Plans for the several rooms for the house at Longwood ; Nov. 1815,
f. 211 b.
Paper. Folio.
20.223. Original letters of Major Anthony Emmett, commanding the
Boyal Engineers, to Sir H. Lowe and Major Gorrequer, relating to
construction of buildings, etc.; 1816-1821 ; with the military report
of the same on the Island of St. Helena, 16 May, 1816, f. 4. Paper.
FoHo.
20.224. Papers relating to the Commissariat at St. Helena, and to the
pay of the troops; 1815-1820. Paper. Folio.
20.225. Original letters of military oflBicers in St Helena to Sir H.
Lowe, Sir Thos. Keade, and Major Gorrequer ; viz. Major C[harle8]
R[obert] G[eorge] Hodson; 12 Jan. 1820, 23 July, 1821, ff. 1, 25;
—Lieut. W. Doveton; 10 Jan. 1820, f. 4 ;— Captain Charles Harri-
son, relating to incidents at Longwood; 20 Sept. 1816-11 Sept.
1822, ff. 8-24;— Lieut. B[asil] Jackson; 7 March, 8 Aug. 1818,
ff. 27, 32 ; — Major E. Jackson, 20th Regiment ; with copies of corre-
spondence with Sir William Houstoun, of the Horse Guards ; 17 Oct.
1822, f. 34;— John Maclean, Paymaster of the 53rd Regiment;
72
ADDITIONAL MSS., 20,226—20,232.
3 Oct.-3l Dec. 1816, f. 38 ;— J. Maclean, 73rd Eegiment; 10 Sept.
1819, f. 62 Lieut.-Col. John Mansel; 23 Sept. 1816-1 Sept..
1823 ; with copy of a paper signed by oflBcers of the 53rd Eegiment,
f. 64 ; — Lieutenants W[illiam] Harrison and E[obert] Macalpine,
53rd Regiment; 28 June, 1823, f. 78 ;— Capt. H[enry] H[uflr|
Pritchard [Superintendent of Telegraphs]; 2 June, 1816-20 June,
1822, f. 81. Paper. Folio.
20.226. Private and official letters of Lieut.-General Lord Charles
Henry Somerset and . Major-Gen. Sir Rufane Shaw Donkin, Go-
vernors of the Cape of Good Hope, to Rear- Admiral Sir George
Cockburn and Sir Hudson Lowe; 1815-1821; with list of arrivals
and departures of vessels at the Cape ; 9 Nov. 1816-29 May, 1817.
Paper. Folio.
20.227. Letters of Joj^eph Luson, agent for the East India Company
at the Cape of Good Hope, to Sir H. Lowe ; 17 June, 1816-10 April,
1821. Paper. Folio.
20.228. Letters of J. W. Stott to Sir H. Lowe ; Cape Town, 13 Nov.
1816-27 June, 1820, f. 1 ;— Letters of T. T. Harrington to T. H.
Brooke, Secretary to Government at St. Helena, and others ; Cape
Town, 29 April, 1817-11 Sept. 1819, f. 21 ;— Letters of James B.
Urmston to Sir H. Lowe; Macao and Canton, 4 Dec. 1817-20 Nov.
1821, f. 53. Paper. Folio.
20.229. Papers relating to the disposal of the furniture and effects
at Longwood, after the death of Napoleon ; including, — Printed
catalogue of sale of household furniture ; 1 April, 1822 ; with prices,
f. 1 ; — Corrected copy of Sir H. Lowe's statement relative to articles
of the furniture appropriated by him, f. 20 ; — Copy of correspondence
of Sir H. Lowe with the Government and others relative to his
appropriation of articles of the furniture ; 8 Aug. 1822-17 March,
1825, f. 50 ; — Copies of Minutes of Brigadier-Gen. A. Walker on the
claim made by Sir H. Lowe to certain articles of furniture; and
Sir H. Lowe's observations on them; 1823, 1824, f. 71 ; — Catalogue
of books separated from the private collection of the Emperor ; May,
1821. French, f. 153. Paper. Folio.
20,230-20,232. Copies of Affidavits, Depositions, and other papers in
the case of Sir Hudson Lowe verstis Barry Edward O'Meara, in 1822
and 1823; and of correspondence between members of the Govern-
ment and official persons at St. Helena in 1815-1819, relating
to circumstances in the case. Counsel's Opinions by K[ichola8]
C[onyngham] Tindal [afterwards Chief Justice of the Common
Pleas] and Sir John Singleton Copley [afterwards Lord Lynd-
hurst] occur in Vol. I., ff. 1 , 4, 235, 239, 279. Three volumes. Paper.
Folio.
ADDITIONAL MSS.. 20.288.
73
20,283. Miscellaneous original letters, addressed to Sir Hudson
Lowe, 17 Jan. 1816-24 March, 1829, with a few of his own drafts,
chronologically arranged. The writers are :
Bear- Admiral Sir Charles Ro wley,K.O.B.,
f. 1.
A. McKenroe [to Capt. StanfellJ f. 3.
Alexander Beatson, ff. 4, 25.
Capt. Sir Jahleel Brenton. Bart., K.C.B.,
R.N., f. 6.
Robert T. Farquhar [Governor of the
Mauritius], ff. 8, 42.
William Seale, pensioned Major of the
St. Helena Regiment, f. 9.
H. Chamberlain, ff. 11, 77, 81, 101.
Lieut-Col. John Skelton, f. 13.
Capt J. Wallis, R.N., f. 14.
Thomas Rainsford [Inspector of Police
at St. Helena], f. 16.
Major O. G. Fehrzsen, f. 18.
Arthur Eden [of the Army Pay Office],
f. 22.
Marquis de Montgrand, Maire of Mar-
seilles. Fr, ff. 23,156.
[Le Marquis d'] Osmond [French Am-
bassador in London]. Fr. f. 27.
Col. Henry S. Keating, ff. 28, 30.
Samuel Rethewick, ff. 32, 34.
Capt. A[lexandcr] R[enton] Sharpe,C.B.,
f.36.
Capt. John Fernandez, ff. 38, 240, 242,
244.
Sir H. Lowe, ff. 40. 54, 69, 125. 127. 139,
162, 163, 198, 203.
Major G[ideon] Gorrequer, f. 44.
Comte de Gneisenau, f. 46.
G. Jno. Hall [Governor of the Mauritius],
f. 48.
H. E. Head [Deputy Assistant - Com-
missary-General, Cape of Good Hope],
f. 52.
Major Octavius Temple [Chief of the
Local Government in the Ionian
Islands], f. 58.
liieut J. Clarke, f. 60.
Bemardus Marraback, ff. 62, 63.
Major Charles Stuart, f. 65.
Eliza Plowden, f. 67.
Lieut. -Col. E[dward] Wynyard, ff. 73,
124, 200.
Lieut.-Col. Daniel Dodgin, ff. 87, 194.
James Molony, f. 89.
Henry Scale, f. 91.
Major-Generul Sir E[dwstfd] Barnes,
[K.C.B.l f. 93.
Lieut H[amilton] Edmonds, f. 95.
RicharA Cross and Thomas Lane, f. 97.
Jan Aruoldt, f. 99.
Rt Hon. H[ugh] Elliot [Governor of
Madras], ff, 103, 107, 211, 216.
Flag-Lieut A. S. Pearsrjn, f. 105.
[Sir] W[illiam] W. Doveton, f. 109.
R[obert] Seale [Clerk of the Peace at St.
Helena], f. 111.
John Singleton, f. 113.
Thomas Oliver, f. 115.
Admiral Sir Edward Thornton, ff. 117,
143.
D. Hamilton, f. 121.
B. Mareschal. Fr. f. 141.
Thomas Shortt [M.D.], f. 149.
S. Solomon, f. 151.
Major-General Sir William Grant Keir,
f. 153.
G. Blenkins, f. 154.
Sir B[enjamin, afterwards Lord] Bloom-
field, f. 155.
Lieut. R. H. Reardon, f. 158.
William Holmes, f. 160.
Count Pozzo di Borgo [Russian Envoy
Extraordinary at Paris]. Fr, f. 165.
[Lieut.-Gen. Sir] W. Houston [K.C.B.],
f. 167.
Joseph Cole [Secretary to the Mess Com-
mittee, St Helena], f. 169.
George [Robert] Dawson [Under-Sec. of
State, Home Department], f. 171.
Elizabeth, Lady Yassatl-Holland, f. 172.
Lieut.-Col. J. A. Wright, ff. 174, 176. •
W. Janiseh, ff. 178, 196. 207.
William Balcombe, f. 180.
Earl Bathurstff. 182,218.
Major-Gen. Sir Herbert Taylor, ff. 184,
214, 261.
Robert Wilmot Horton [Under-Secretary
of State for War and the Colonics],
ff. 186, 190, 212, 226, 233.
Lord Fitzroy Somerset [afterwards Lord
Raglan], f. 187.
Major Edward Jackson, f. 188.
Capt. Thomas Havisidc, f. 192.
Capt. Francis Stanfell, ff. 201, 205, 220.
Digitized by
74
ADDITIONAL MSS.. 20.234—20,240.
Lieut John Clarke, f. 203.
General Sir 6. B. Bingham, ff. 222, 234,
246, 263.
Capt. G. A. Dentaaffe. f. 224.
[Commissary-General] Thomas Dunmore,
ff. 227, 229.
Major- G^eneral Sir H[enry] E. Bunbury,
f. 231.
Bichard Torbett, f. 238.
John Macdonald [Deputy Adjutant-
General], f. 248.
Paper. Folio.
[Assistant Surveyor] George U. But-
ledge, f. 250.
[Fre'deric] Gentz [Secretary to Prince
Mettemioh and Aulic Councillor at
Vienna]. Fr. f. 256.
M. de Tatishcheff [Bussian Ambassador
at Vienna]. Fr, ff. 257, 258.
Major George Nicholls [formerly orderly
officer at Lougwood], f. 266.
20,234, 20,235. Original letters from Thomas Henry Brooke, Secretary
to the Government at St. Helena, to Lieut.-General Sir Hudson
Lowe, Governor, upon oflScial matters; 1816-1821. Two volnmes.
Paper. Folio.
20,236, 20,237. Official correspondence of the Hon. East India Com-
pany with the Governor and Council of St Helena; 1816-1821.
Two volumes. Paper. Folio.
20.238. Copies and drafts of Eeports and Minutes of the Governor
and Council ; with extracts from official correspondence, relating to
the East India Company's lands in St. Helena ; 1813-1820. Paper.
Folio.
20.239. Copies of correspondence of Sir H. Lowe, as Governor of St.
Helena, with the Court of Directors of the East India Company, and
of minutes and memorials relating to the abolition of slavery in
the Island; 1818-1820; with extracts from conespondence of the
Governor of the Island with the Directors from the year 1800.
Paper. Folio.
20.240. Miscellaneous papers relating to the Island of St. Helena; viz,:
1. Extracts from letters of the Court of Directors of the East India
Company to the Governor of the Island; 1687-1816, f. 1.
2. Extracts from Consultations of the Governor and Council of St.
Helena; 1810-1816, f. 27.
3. Corrected draft of a Minute of Sir H. Lowe respecting the estimated
value of the dollar in the pay of the troops, f. 48.
4. " Memoranda regarding the Civil Establishment," f. 74.
5. List of civilians entitled to invitations to the Government House, f. 76.
6. " Memorandum [of the retiring Governor of the Island] for Sir
Hudson Lowe," respecting supply of food, agriculture, schools, etc,;
April, 1816, f. 78.
7. Copies of letters of T. H. Burke to Joseph Luson, at the Cape of Good
Hope; 10 Feb.-7 March, 1818, f. 89.
8. Papers relating to works and improvements done on the Island
during the period of Sir H. Lowe's Governorship, f. 107.
Digitized by
ADDITIONAL MSS., 20,341-20,243.
75
9. Address of Inhabitants of the Island of St. Helena to Sir H. Lowe,
on his retirement, July, 1821 ; with signatnres, f. 133.
10. Proclamations, general orders for gnanls and sentinels, port regula-
tions, etc,; 1815-1820, f. 139.
Paper. Folio.
The following No9.^ 20,241-20,583 B, comjprise ike correspondence and
papers of Filippo Antonio Qualterio^ Vice-Legate at Avignon in 1696,
Papal Nuncio in France 1700-1706, Cardinal in 1706, Cardinal Pro-
tector of Scotland in the same year, and Cardinal Protector of England in
1717 ; died 21«/ April, 1728.
20.241. Correspondence of Cardinal Gualterio with Giovanni Francesco,
Cardinal Albani, Pope under the name of Clement XL [1700-1721] ;
in the following order :
1. Letters from Card. Albani to Gualterio; 10 Nov. 1697-16 July,
1705. Ital. Holograph, with the exception of the first, which is a
copy. At f. 32 is a petition from the canons of Pioquigny to the
Pope, 25 Oct 1701 ; signed " Desparra, Primicerius etCapituli admi-
nistrator." Lat, f. 1.
2. Letter from the same to Louis XIV.; 30 Jan. 1706. Itcd. EoUh
graph, f. 111.
3. Three letters from the same to Card. Gualterio; 20 July, 1706,
7 Jan. 1708, and 21 Sept. 1714 ; the latter relating to English affairs.
Ital Holograph, f. 113.
4. Correspondence between the Pope and Card. Gualterio, chiefly on
English affairs ; 2 June, 1716-6 May, 1719 ; consisting of letters from
Gualterio to the Pope, returned to him, with a short reply written
on them by the Pope ; and of four holograph letters of the Pope to
Gualterio, dat. 16 Dec. 1716, 21 Feb. and 29 Sept. 1717, and 6 May,
1719, at ff. 125, 129, 133, 140. Ital f. 119.
Paper. Folio.
20.242. 1. " Registro di lettere segrete a N. S. corrected drafts by
Msgr. Gualterio of his secret letters to Pope Clement XL; 13 Dec.
1700-7 May, 1705 ; but chiefly in 1700, 1701. Ital f. 1.
2. Registers of letters from the same to the same ; being copies in a
secretary's handwriting, corrected by the Cardinal, mixed with cor-
rected drafts entirely in his own hand ; 6 June, 1701-15 Jan. 1718 ;
but chiefly in 1701-1706, 1716, and 1717. Ital, A few letters at
the end of the series are undated, f. 45.
Paper. Folio.
20.243. 1. Official copies of briefe of Pope Clement XI. [Giovanni
Francesco Albani] to James Edward, the Pretender, son of James II.
of England; 23 April, 1712-16 Sept. 1719. Lat. f. 1. Amongst
them is the copy of a letter from [Count ?] Castelblanco to the
Pretender; Rome, 11 July, 1717. Fr. f. 16.
76
ADDITIONAL MSS., 20,243.
2. Brief of the same to Clementina Sobieski, wife of the Pretender ;
16 Sept. 1719. Lat. f. 24.
3. Official copy of brief of Pope Innocent XIII. [Michel Angelo de'
Conti] to James, the Pretender ; 18 Sept. 1722. Lat. f. 26.
4. Official copies of two briefs of Pope Clement XI. to Mary Beatrice
widow of James II. of England ; 23 April, 1712, and 16 May, 1714.
Lat. Together with the copy of a letter from C[ornelio] B[entivo-
glio], Bishop of Carthage, Nnncio in France, to Card. Paulucci;
Paris, 11 June, 1714. Ital, f. 28.
5. Two original briefs of tlie same to Louis XIV.; 28 Dec. 1700, and
6 Nov. 1702. Lat. Signed by Ulisse Giuseppe Gozzadini, Arch-
bishop of Theodosia. On vellum, with seals, f. 33.
6. Copies of briefs of the Fame to the same [1703 ?]-8 May, 1714. Lai.
f. 35.
7. The same to the Emperor Leopold I. ; 7 March, 1701. Ital. f. 43.
8. The same to the Emperor Joseph I. ; 12 Aug. 1708. Lat. f. 44.
9. The same to [Philip V.] King of Spain ; 25 Aug. 1717. Lat. f. 48.
10. The same to Leopold Duke of Lorraine ; two briefs ; 26 Sept. 1703,
and 26 April, 1715. Lat. f. 50 b.
1 1. The same to the Doge of Venice ; 8 Dec. 1714. Lat. f. 54.
1 2. The same to Edmund Byrne, Archbishop Elect of Dublin ; 31 March,
1707. Lat. f. 56.
13. Two original briefs of Pope Clement XI. to Daniel [Cosnac], Arch-
bishop of Aix ; 14 June, 1701, and 13 Feb. 1703. Lat. Signed by
the Archbishop of Theodosia. On vellum, f. 58.
14. Three copies of briefs, and one original, of the same to the College
of Douai; 2 April and 23 July, 1712, 16 Oct. 1714, and 20 April,
1717. Lat. The original is on vellum, f. 60.
15. Copy of brief from the same to Prince Eugene of Savoy; 14 Aug.
1706. Lat. With the Prince's answer ; 20 Aug. 1706. Ital. f. 69.
. 16. The same to Vicenzio Grimani, Cardinal of S. Eustace; 1 Sept.
1708. Lat. f. 71.
17. Four original briefe of the same to Cardinal Gualterio ; dat.
26 June, 1706, 5 Jan. 1707, 15 Sept. 1709, and 6 July, 1717. Lat.
On vellum. Subscribed by Cardinals Gozzadini and Oliverio. The
last of these briefs confers upon him the office of Cardinal Protector
of the English at Home. f. 74.
18. Copy of brief from the same to Raymondo de Perellos, Grand
Master of the Hospital of St. John of Jerusalem ; 25 July, 1705.
Lat. f. 79.
19. The same to Melchior de Polignac, Auditor of Causes of the Apos-
tolic Palace, afterwards Cardinal ; 15 Aug. 1711. Lat. f. 80.
20. ** Oratio habita a Sanctissimo domino nostro Papa Clemente XL,
die 3 Decembris, 1701, in consistorio publico, sujier Catholica reli-
gione in regno Sinarum, et mittcndo illuc cum potestato Logati a
ADDITIONAL MSS., 20,244, 20,246.
77
Latere reverendum dom. Thomam Maillard de T[o]umony eleoto
Fatriai-cha Antiocheno," («tc), f. 81.
21. Clementis XI. Papas **Declaratio nullitatis cujnsdam edioti a Bad-
culari potestate in civitate Coloniae Agrippinaa promulgati, per quod
Magitjtratui ac Universitati dictae civitatis praecipitur ut Gasparem.
Huygea ejusdem Universitatis Professorem rite et recte excommuni-
catum," ad svi muneris functiones, ut prius, admittant, etc, Romae,
1713," f. 83.
22. Clementis Papae XT. Damnatio quamplurimarum propositionum in
libro intitulato " Le Nouueau Testament en Fran9oi8 auec des re-
flexions morales, etc. Paris, 1699 Rome, 1713. Lat. Printed, f. 87.
23. " Ejusdem ordinationes ad uindicandam dignitatem ac jurisdictionem
Isldori Bertran, Archiepiscopi Tanaconensis 17 March, 1714, f. 93.
24. Ejusdem oratio in Consistorio secreto, de renuntiatione Lutheranao
bereseos ab Antonio Ulrico Duce Brun8¥ricensi ; 7 Maii, 1714. Lat,
f. 100.
Paper and vellum. Quarto.
20,244-20,266. Official despatches from the Papal Secretary of State,
and other Ministers of the Court, to Monsgr. Gualterio; 1697-1709.
lial. Twenty- two volumes. Paper. Quarto.
20.244. Vol. I. 1. Despatches to M, Gualterio, as Vice-legate of Avig-
non ; 12 Jan. 1697-31 July, 1700. Ital. f. 1. The greater number
are signed by Fabrizio Card. Spada, as Secretary of State ; the re-
6, 46 ; — Gasparo Card. Carpegna, Prefect of the same Council, fif. 18,
mainder by Giuseppe Card. Sacripante, Prefect of the Council,
flF. 1, 9; — Alderano Card. Cybo, of the Council of Bishops, c/c, ff. 3, 5,
62 ; — Francesco Card. Barberini, Prefect of the Council " del Sacra-
mento," ff. 55, 102.
2. Despatches to the same, as Nuncio in France; 17 Aug.-28 Dec.
1700. Signed by Card. Spada and [Fabrizio] Paulucci, successive
Secretaires of State, f. 117. Amongst them are letters signed by the
following Ministers of the Papal Court : — ^Francesco, Card. Barberini,
Prefect of the College of Bishops and holy rites, ff. 117, 160, 163 ;—
Carlo Agosto Fabroni, Secretary to the same (afterwards Cardinal),
ff. 136, 164 ; — Guide Passionei, Secretary of the College of Cardinals
duiing the interregnum on the death of Innocent XII., ff. 156, 165-
218, 238;— Ulisse [Gozzadini] Abp. of Theodosia, Secretary of
Briefs, ff. 221-237. Ciphers, with decipherings, occur at ff. 177, 215,
251, 260, and 276. Papers relating to an insult offered to the Prince
of Monaco, the French Ambassador at E'^me, occur at ff. 181-202,
278-289, and elsewhere. Many copies of Papal briefs to Louis XIV.
and others, and other miscellaneous papers are included.
20.245. Vol. II. Despatches to the same; 1 Jan.-28 April, 1701.
Signed by Fabrizio Card. Paulucci, Papal Secretary of State : some
78
ADDITIONAL MSS., 20,246—20,260.
hdographj and others in cipher^ with decipherings, occur. Copies
of papers, such as Papal briefs, accompany the despatches as
enclosures.
20.246. Vol. III. Continuation of the same ; 3 Maj-26 July, 1701.
Signed^ holograph, or in cipher, with decipherings.
20.247. Vol. IV. Continuation of the same; 2 Aug.-27 Dec. 1701.
Among the enclosures are papers relating to the kingdom of Naples,
including a printed copy of the Investiture of Ferdinand, the Ca-
tholic, by Pope Julius II. with that kingdom ; 3 July, 1510, f. 274.
20.248. Vol. V. Continuation of the same; 3 Jan.-26 April, 1702.
Among the enclosures are copies of Papal briefs; of papers re-
lating to Fra Gabrielle di Chiusa, Confessor of the Queen Dowager
of Spain, ff. 7, 83, 125, etc; of proceedings against D. Cesar de
Avalos, Marques de Pescara, ff. 42, 141, 159, 192, etc.; and of
correspondence with Prince Eugene of Savoy, ff. 65, 72-81 :
together with a few original papers, viz. :
1 . A petition of the Abbey of Wormsel, in the diocese of Ypres. ltd, f. 36.
2. Letter from Gabrielle de Eipert, ''Superieure du Monastere de
S. Barthelemy, de la ville d'Aix 20 Feb. 1702. Fr. f. 216.
3. Petition from the Abate Tomaso Carrocio, of Turin. Ital, f. 219.
4. Letter of Felice Penna, ** Rettore dell' luaccari " [in Piacenza],
complaining of acts of violence committed by the French troops;
3 April, 1702. ItoZ. f. 255.
5. Letter of Remigio Campagnoli, ** Preuosto di Mucinazzo 3 April,
1702. Ital f. 257.
6. Letter of Giorgio [Barni] Bishop of Piacenza; 3 April, 1702. Ital.
f. 259.
20.249. Vol. VI. Continuation of the same; 2 May-29 Aug. 1702.
Among the enclosures, besides copies of Papal briefis and other
papers, is an original petition of the Generals of the Mendicant
Orders to the Pope, against encroachments on their privileges by
the Archbishop of Aix; signed by "F. Antoninus Cloche, Magister
ordinis Pi rodicatorum ;" " F. Nicola Serano, Generale dell' ordine
eremites di S. Agostino ;" " F. Carlo Filiberto Barberi, Generale de'
Carmeliti;" "F. Giovanni Francesco Maria Poggi, Generale de'
Servi di Maiia Virgine ;" " Fr, Joannes Garcia Feyjoo, Procurator
Generalis ordinis S. Francisci ;" " Fr. Zacharias Roslet, Procurator
Generalis ordinis Minimoixim," f. 15. Copies of papers on this
subject are in various parts of the volume.
20.250. Vol. VII. Continuation of the same; 5 Sept.-26 Dec. 1702.
Among the enclosures, besides copies of Papal briefs, are —
1. liCtter from the Venetian Aml:iassador in London, to the Senate;
IS Aug. 1702, f. 77.
ADDITIONAL MSS.. 20,261-20,266.
79
2. Papers relating to a fracas between Card. Grimani and the Spanish
Ambassador at Rome, f. 149.
3. Plan of the immediate neighbourhood of the palace of the Spanish
Ambassador in Home, f. 191.
4. Extracts of letters, etc., relating to a right claimed by the Neapo-
litan Government to enter the territory of the Papal States in
order to apprehend malefactors, f. 225.
20,251. Vol. VIII. Continuation of the same; 2 Jan.-24 April, 1703. .
Among the enclosures are copies of Papal briefis to Louis XIV. and
20,262. Vol. IX. Continuation of the same; 1 May-28 Aug. 1703.
Among the enclosures are —
1. Proposals for an association to celebrate the mystery of the Trinity.
French, f. 76.
2. Papers relative to the entry of IVench troops into the Pope's ter-
ritory; and to a demand of the French Government for the
surrender of French deserters found amongst the Papal troops.
Ital. ff. 115, 251.
3. Petition of Sir John " Chierichelli " [Churchill, afterwards Duke of
Marlborough] to the Pope, as executor to Monsignore Waldegrave,
Prior of the monastery of S. Maria in Via Lata, in Borne; with
papers. Ital. f. 200.
.20,263. Vol. X. Continuation of the same; 4 Sept.-25 Dec, 1703.
Among the enclosures, besides copies of Papal briefs, are —
1. Letter of the Abbate Honorio Salomonij ; 81 Aug. 1703. f. 13.
2. Copies of papers relating to the Abbey of Murbach, in Alsatia, f. 25.
3. Copy of correspondence with the Nuncio in Vienna relative to the
Pope's recognition of the Archduke Charles as King of Spain, f. 50.
20,264. Vol. XI. Continuation of the same; 1 Jan.-30 April, 1704.
Among the enclosures, besides copies of Papal briefs, are —
1. Letter from Louis Joseph, Due de Vendome, to the Pope ; 24 March,
1704. Fr. Signed, f. 132.
2. Letter of Carlos Henrique de Lorrena [Charles Henry de Lorraine,
Prince de Vaudemont, natural son of Charles, Duke of Lorraine] to
the Pope ; Milan, 26 March, 1704. Spanish. Signed, f. 142.
20,266. Vol. XII. Continuation of the same ; 6 May-26 Aug. 1704.
Among the enclosures, besides copies of Papal briefis, are —
1. Letter from M. de St. Fremont to the Duo de Vendome ; 12 May,
1704. Fr. Signed, f. 35.
2. Letter from M. Chibert Dubignon to the same; 14 May, 1704. Fr.
Signed, f. 37.
3. Homily of Pope Innocent XI. on the Festival of St. Peter and
others.
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ADDITIONAL MSS., 20,266-20,262.
St. Paul. Latin. Printed. Florence, 1704; with censures on the
same in Fr.y a defence in Latin; and other papers, f. 160,
20.256. Vol. XIII. Continuation of the same; 2 Sept.-30 Dec. 1704.
Among the enclosures is a letter of L[orenzo Fieschi], Archbishop
of Avignon [afterwards Cardinal] ; 11 Oct. 1704. Ital. f. 83.
22.257. Vol. XIV. Continuation of the same ; 6 Jan.-28 April, 1705.
Among the enclosures, besides copies of Papal briefs, are —
1. Eemarks by M. Picon D*Andrezel, respecting sums due to the Duke
of Modena on the sale of salt ; Valaise, 31 Jan. 1705. Fr. f. 21.
2. Copy of the prayer to be used on occasion of blessing the clothes
of the infant Duke of Brittany [grandson of the Dauphin].
Lot. f. 151.
20.258. Vol. XV. Continuation of the same ; 5 May-25 Aug. 1705.
Among the enclosures are copies of Papal briefs.
20.259. Vol. XVI. Continuation of the same ; 1 Sept.-29 Dec. 1705.
Among the enclosures, besides copies of Papal briefs, is a letter of
Ferdinaudo Cardinal d' Adda; Bologna, 19 Aug. 1705. Ital. HoL f. 17.
20.260. Vol. XVII. Continuation of the same; 5 Jan.-27 April, 1706.
Among the enclosures are —
1. A printed copy of a circular of the Confrateniity of St John the
Baptist, relative to the execution of Count Galleazzo Boselli; 22 Dec.
1705. Ital. f. 17.
2. Beport on the state of the controversy with the Neapolitan Govern-
ment respecting infringements of Papal privileges and immunities.
Ital. f. 55.
3. Printed official paper, entitled " Ordini et Istruzzione per Tadempi-
mento degl' oblighi delle Messe ;" 10 Oct. 1704, f. 144 b.
4. Original deposition of Charles Capriny, respecting an assault by
Alexandre Maze; 13 March, 1706 ; with a certificate by Fra For-
tunate Barbieri da Carpi, Priore del Monasterio di S. Agostino,
20,261. Vol. XVIII. Coutinuation of the same; 4 May-31 Aug. 1706.
Among the enclosures are —
1. Copies of Papal briefs.
2. Letter from Joseph de St. Antoine, Canon of Lyons, to Pope Cle-
ment XL ; 5 June, 1706. Latin, f. 118.
3. Report on the subject of the Primarice preceSy or grants of eccle-
biabtical benefices by the German Emperors ; w^ith copies of Papal
indulgences connected with the Imperial power so exercised. Lat.
20,262. Vol. XIX. Despitdies of Card. Paulucci, Papal Secretary
f. 185.
f. 6.
ADDITIONAL MSS., 20,268—20,266.
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of State, to Card. Gaalterio, as Legate of the Bomagna ; 8 Jan.-Sv
Dec. 1707. Ital. Among the enclosures are letters of —
1. Annibale Carrera to Abb. Guerra ; Fauo, 3 July, 1702, £ 8.
2. G[iovanni Battista Pati izi], Archbishop of Seleucia, Nuncio in
Naples, to Card. Gualterio ; 24 June, 1707. Signed, f. 83.
3. The Marchesa Yiolante Albizi Calcagnini ; Cesena, 31 July, 1707,
f. 101.
4. S[eba8tiano] A[ntonio] Cardinal Tanara to the Marchesa ; Pesaro,
24 July, 1707. Signed, f. 103.
5. Abbate Filippo Rondinini to Cardinal Ferrari; Roma, 31 Aug.
1707, f. 146.
6. Fr^ Tommaso Maria [Ferrari], Cardinal of 8. Clement, to Card.
Gualterio; Roma, 27 Aug. 1707. Signed, f. 148.
7. Petition of Giulio Cinti to the Pope, f. 168.
8. Petition of Francesco Rossetti, of Forli, to Card. Gualterio, f. 184.
20.263. Vol. XX. Continuation of the same; 2 Jan.-29 Aug. 1708.
Among the enclosures are —
1. Letter of the "Communita di Tossignano" to Card. Paulucci;
25 May, 1708. Ital. Signed by Sisto Antonio Nardi, Priore, and
Panfilo Spannochia, Vice- Priore, f. 106.
2. Letter of Matteo Salvioni to the same ; Faenza, 11 July, 1708. lial,
f. 140.
20.264. Vol. XXI. Continuation of the same ; 1 Sept.-22 Dec. 1708.
Among the enclosures are —
1. Memorial of Giulio Battistini to Card. Gualterio ; n.d. Ital. f. 84.
2. Letter of Bartolomeo degl' Oddi to [Card. Paulucci] ; n.d. Ital. f. 96.
3. Petition of Giussonel de Roux, Lieut-Col. of the Regiment Ruspoli,
to the Pope; n.d. Ital. f. 102.
4. Memorial of Biagio Lutarini da Cesena to the " Sagra Consulta ;"
n.d. Ital. f. 190.
5. Letter of Giovanni Battista Amoti, "Priore della Communita" [di
S. Maura] ; dat. 5 Dec. 1708. Ital. f. 194.
20.265. Vol. XXII. Continuation of the same; 5 Jan.-9 Nov. 1709.
Among the enclosures are —
1. Original petition from the city of Rimini to the Pope; n.d.
Ital f. 68.
2. Memorial of Count Guido Martinelli ; n.d. Ital. f. 88.
3. Copy of letter from G[uillaume] H[enri] de Nassau, Prince of
Orange, to Card. Gualterio ; desiring his interest with Louis XIV.
to procure for him possession of the principality of Orange; dat.
Ratisbon, April, 1709. Fr. With draft of answer from the Cardinal ;
dat. 1 July, 1709. Fr. f. 121.
29,266-20,274. REOiSTEa of Despatches of Filippo Antonio Gualterio
MSS. — 1854. o
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ADDITIONAL MSS., 20,266—20,283.
partly as Papal Vice-Legate of Avignon, and partly as Nuncio in
France, to the Papal Secretary of State; Jan. 1700-Dec. 1707. Ital.
Written by his Secretary, Domenico Lucci. Copies of letters to
other Ministers of the Papal Court, to French Ministers of State
and others, are included. Nine yolnmes. Paper. Folio.
20,266. Vol. I. ** Dispacci in Segretaria di State di Monsignore 111"*
et Ecc™*^ Gualterio Vice-Legato di Avignone, nel terminare il
Gouemo di quelle State si gloriosamente e premiato della Nunzia-
tura di Francia dalla Santita di N. S. Papa Innocenzio XIP* I'anno
1700. Diretti all' E"^ Signer Card. Spada. Domenico Lucci, Segre-
tario." Despatches of F. A. Gualterio, as Vice-Legate of Avignon ;
with letters of intelligence, general and particular; 13 Jan.-
26 July, 1700.
20,267-20,274. Voll. II.-IX. "Dispacci in Segretaria di State di
Monsig* [Filippo Antonio] Gualterio, Nunzio Apostolico appresso il
Christianissimo Ludovico XIV." ** Diretti all' E~*" S' Cardinale
Spada ; agl' E"^- Signori Cardinali Capi d*Ordine ; e per Teleuazione
deir E^- Sig'"- Cardinale Albani in Sommo Pontefioe sotto nome di
Clemente Undecimo a Monsignor Arciuescouo Gozzadini [e a Cardi-
nale Paulucci]. Domenico Lucci, Segretario." Despatches of F. A.
Gualterio, as Nuncio in France; 30 July, 1700-30 Deo. 1707.
20,275, 20,276. Drafts of despatches of Filippo Antonio Cardinal
Gualterio, Nuncio in France, to the Papal Secretary of State;
23 Nov. 1705-22 Deo. 1707. Written by Domenico Lucci, or other
secretaries, and corrected by the Cardinal. Itcd. Two volumes.
Paper. Folio.
20,277-20,281. Eboister of papers of intelligence, general and parti-
cular, addressed by the same to the same; 16 Aug. 1700-28 Dec.
1705. Written by Domenico Lucci and other secretaries. Ital.
Five volumes. Paper. Folio.
20.282. Drafts of letters of intelligence from the same to the same ;
14 July-15 Sept. 1704. In a secretary's hand ; with corrections. Ilal.
Paper. Folio.
20.283. 1. Correspondence of Card. F. A. Gualterio with the Secretary
of the " Congregatiune della Propaganda " at Eome ; 11 Feb. 1714-
4 Oct. 1726. Itul f. 1. The secretary, during the greater part of
the period, was Silvio Cavalieri, and many of the letters are in his
handwriting.
2. Correspondence of Card. Gualterio with the Secretary of the " Con-
gregatione de' Vescoui e Regolari/' and other Papal officers; 18 Oct.
1720-24 Mirch, 1725. Ital, f. 47.
Paper. Quarto.
ADDITIONAL MSS^ 204»4, 20,285.
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20,284. Lktters relating to military affairs in the Romagna, vis. :
1. Letters of Antonio Maria Kasponi to Card. Gualterio ; Home, 15 Aug.
-21 Dec. 1708. Ilal. f. 1.
2. Jjetters of Col. Oratio Rasponi to the same; 18 Aug.-ll Nov. 1708.
Ital, L 9. Among the enclosures are letters from Pietro Franoeaco
Poggi, (Jovemor of Comacchio ; 28 and 30 Sept 1708, ff. 67. 58 ; —
Capt. Giovanni Maria Guarini ; Oct. 1708, f. 59;— Lorenzo Card.
Casoni ; 22 Oct. 1708. Signed, f. 81 ;— and General Luigi Ferdi-
nando Marsilli; 23 Oct. 1708. Signed, f. 82.
3. Drafte of letters from Card. Gualterio to Col. Oratio Basponi ; 20
Sept, 2 Oct. 1708. Ital. f. 94.
4. Letters of Silvestro Rasponi, ** Govematore dell' Armi," in the
Romagna, to Card. Gualterio; 18 Jan.^21 Aug. 1708. Ital. f. 98.
Among the enclosures are letters from the following writers, viz,:
GioTanni BattiBta Fattorini, a soldier,
f. 235.
Oioyanni Veraesoo, a soldier, t 287.
Giulio Gesare Tibbia; 14 Oct 1708,
f. 253.
Gapt GatUno Valletta; 13 Oct. 1706,
f.255.
Ga[.t. Agostino Lunardi ; 13, 14, and 22
Oct. 1708, ff. 257, 258, 260.
Francesco Maria di Monte Vecchio ; 13
Oct. 1708, f. 262.
Rt munldo Ciari ; 13 Oct. 1708. f. 263.
Vinoenza Terdotii ; 12 Oct. 1708, f. 26*.
[Col. Oratio Rasponi]; 24 Oct. 1708,
f. 290.
Capt. Christoforo Antonio Bologlicri,
f. 308.
GiaciDto Beszi ; 3 July, 1708, f. 138.
Stefano Benati ; 4 July, 1708, f. 139.
Capt. Nicole Boaaoooni; 5 July, 1708,
t 140.
Angelina Montemarte Borbona di Pe-
trella; 3 July, 1708, f. 146.
Lieut Giovanni Battista Chiaravalle,
f. 147.
F[laviu] RaTi'zza, Governor [of Ancona] ;
25 Ang. 1708. Signed, f. 187.
Lnigi Rasponi ; 22 8ept. 1708. with a
roagh drawing of the position of
Saaoma, f. 192.
F[ilippo] Onofrii, Governor of Forli;
18 Sept. 1708. f. 199.
Guido Belli, M.D. ; 26 Sept. 1708. f. gOO.
[Col. Oratio Basponi]; 28 Sept. 1708,
f. 212.
5. Drafts of letters from Card. Gualterio, Legate of Bomagna, to Sil-
vestro Basponi, "Govematore 3oir armi;" 17 July-15 Oct. 1708.
Ital. f. 324.
Paper. Folio
20,286-20,287. Papers relating to military affairs in the Romagna,
during the Legation of Card. Gualterio; 1707-1709. Ital. and
Fr, In three volumes. Paper. Folio.
20,285. Vol. I. Proclamations, correspondence, accounts, muster-i oUs,
etc., relating to the victualling of garrisons, and the quartering and
supporting of Papal troops, and to regulations and provisions for the
passage of Lnperial troops through the Papal territories ; May, 1707
-Sept. 1708. Included are original letters from :
Giovanni Mazzi, ** ConmiiBario delle Giovanni Bichardo Pachneringai, " Com-
ProTiando de* Truppe di S. M. Ce- misario Maggiore di guerra di 8. M
Bologna, 18 June. 1707, f. 14. Ce:iarea;"Modena,12MHrch, 1707.t.i;.
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Gioseppo Isold ; 8. Nioolo, 26 Oct. 1707,
f. 18.
Sigismondo Ruggi ; Roma, 15 Feb. 1708,
f. 29.
Giacomo Aldrouandini ; Binigaglia, 18
April, 1708. f. 37.
The Commonalty of Forli ; 19 Aug. 1708,
f. 80.
Pietro Francesco Masini, Governor of
Bertinoro; 2 Sept. 1708, f. 147.
Giovanni Bernardino Yendemini, Go-
vernor of Mercato Seraoino ; 2 Sept.
1708, f. 150.
Carlo Paulucci, Governor of Lugo; 7
Sept. 1708, f. 165. .
Francesco Maria de' Pazzi, Podesta, and
the Magistrates of Santo Giusto ; 11
Sept. 1708, f. 171.
M Albergotti, Governor of Mace-
rate?; 19 Sept. 1708, f. 184.
Jaoomo Oddi, Grovemor of Bimini ; 19
Sept. 1708, f. 185.
20,286. YoL. II. Similar papers ;
original letters from :
V
Giovanni Battiste Glanderini, Governor
ofCiola; 4 Oct. 1708, f. 4.
Hercole Antonio Gabrielli, Podesta, and
the Magistrates of Monte Cassiano;
5 Oct. 1708, f. 6.
Oratio Garulli, Podeeta, and the Magis-
trates of Montefano; 6 Oct 1708,
f. 9.
Luigi della Yolpe ; Roma, 6 Oct. 1708,
f. 11.
Filippo Lutii, Governor of Britighelia;
7 Oct. 1708. f. 20.
Giovanni Gioseppe Baviera, Governor of
Montalto ; 9 Oct. 1708, f. 25.
CoL Oratio Landini; Ferrara, 10 Oct.
1708, f. 29.
Col. Komolo Fasanini; Imola, 16 Oct.
1708, f. 35.
Count Francesco Maria Monte Yecchio ;
S. Adalbert©, 10 Oct. 1708, f. 36.
Chevalier Dosobirats; Argente, 21
Oct. 1708. Fr. f. 46.
Col. Romolo Fasanini ; S. Adalberlo, 21-
26 Oct. 1708, ff. 4S-57, 61.
Antonio Giorgi, Governor, and the Magia-
trates of Tolentino; Sept. 1708, f. 189.
Bernardino Luciani, and others, Prioro
and Anziani of Comacchio ; 20 Sept.
1708, f. 192.
Nicolo Roggieri. Adjutent ; 21-26 Sept.
1708, flf. 195-202.
Nicolo Negrone, Governor of Aaooli;
25 Sept. 1708, f. 204.
Ippolito Amioi, Podesta, and Magistrates
of Morro di Yalle ; 28 Sept. 1708,
f. 212.
Domenico Antonio Mandni, Podesta, and
the Gonfaloniere of PennaS. Giovanni ;
28 Sept. 1708, f. 215.
The Podeste and Magistrates of Monte
Lupone; 29 Sept. 1708, f. 218.
Bruto Gasparini, Podeste, and Magis-
trates of Monte Filottrano; 29 Sept.
1708, f. 221.
Pietro Paolo Teste, Governor of Jesi ;
30 Sept. 1708, f. 226.
Oct. 1708-Feb. 1709. Included are
Count Rene de Fasanini ; n. d, Fr. f. 58.
Capt. Gregorio Guidi ; 8. Adalberlo, 28
Oct. 1708, f. 66.
Col. Yincenzo Origo; Faenza, 29 Oct.
1708, f. 68.
Col. Romolo Fasanini ; Argenta, 2, 4, 7
Nov. 1708, ff. 77. 82, 84.
Lorenzo Cardinal Casoni; Ferrara, 2
Nov. 1708. f. 81.
Count Luigi Ferdiaando Marsillij; Imola,
6 Nov. 1708. f. 87.
Malateste Abbati Olivieri; Sinigaglia,
9 Nov. 1708, f. 93.
Col. Delamotte; Ferrara, 11 Nov.
' 1708. Fr. f. 96.
Col. Yincenzo Origo; Pesaro, 11 Nov.
1708, f. 98.
Col. Romolo Fasanini ; Rome, 22 Dec.
1708, 23 Feb. 1709, ff. 100. 106.
Gen. d'Aultanne ; Rome. 26 Deo.
1708. Fr. f. 102.
Col. Oratio Landini ; Temi, 29 Dec. 1708,
f. 104.
20,287. Vol. III. Petitions of military officers, etc, viz,:
1. M^-moraiida of services of officers l ecommonded for promotion. IlaL
f. 1.
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2. " Nota de' nomi d^l* official! alii qnali si sono {i»tte le spoditioni
per la loro partenza in Eomagna," f. 10.
3. Petitions of Capt. Pier Francesco Albonetti, f. 14; — "II Caporale
Giulio d'Andrea di Bettona e suoi soldati," f. 18 ; — **Li Bombardieri
et scolari d'Ancona," f. 20 ; — Alessandro e Francesco Angelini da
Cesena, f. 23.
4. Certificate signed by Giovanni Battista Angellini, t 24.
5. Petitions of Lieut D*Anzon. Fr, f. 27 ; — Lieut. Dominique
de Belm^. Fr, f. 29 -Carlo Scandoli Beni and Donienioo Dionisi,
Bombardieri d'Ancona. Itai, f. 31 ; — Giovanni Antonio Benedetti,
f. 33 ; de Berne. Fr, f, 35 ; — Giacinto Bezzi, of Havenna,
f. 37 ; — ^Michele Angelo Biagi, f. 39 ;~Tomas80 BitoUi, of Monte
Milone, f. 41 ; — Capt. Giovanni Antonio Bolis, of Cottignola, f. 44 ;
— Domenico Bonelli del Castello di Eussi, f. 46 ; — Giovanni Battista
Borghesi da Imola, f. 50.
6. Certificate relating to the family of Francesco de* Bncoioli ; ngned
by Orazio Marcianesi, Secretary to the Conservator i del la liberta
Ecclesiastica della citta di Forli 21 Aug. 1708, f. 52.
7. Order signed by Luigi Paulucci ; Ferrara, 8 Aug. 1703, f. 53.
8. Letter of Francesco AuoUi to the Mnrchesa Teresa Millini;
Ferrara, 21 Sept. 1703. Signed, f. 54.
9. Petitions of Francesco Brighi di Monte Novo, f. 55 ; — Capt.
de la Tour. Fr. f. 57;— Giovanni Battista Cantoni, f. 58; —
Alberto Capucci and Alessandro Macolini, f. 60 ; — Antonio Cariari
da Faenza, f. 62 FUippo Caruasali di Imola, £ 64, 66 Ales-
sandro Caualca, f. 70 ; — ^Francesco Coradino, f. 74 ; — Domenico Costa,
Curato di Galistema, £ 76 Tarquinio Curico of Eimini, f. 78.
10. Certificate of the Consuls of Eimini; 14 Aug. 1708. Signed by
Filippo Marchiselli, and others, f. 80.
1 1. Letter of Ignatio Euflfo ; Eimini, 13 Aug. 1708, f. 81.
12. Petitions of Le Sieur d*Antrechauz. Fr. f. 83; — Lieut Pierre
Darboy, of the Venaissin. Fr. f. 84 ; — Benoit Daumenge, of Avignon.
jFV. f. 85 ;— Du Savel, of Avignon. Fr. f. 87 ;— le Sieur Jean de
Fabris d'Anbenas, of the Venaissin. Fr. f. 88 ;— the Prior of the
convent of S. Andrea di Faenza. f. 90.
13. Letter of Count Bomolo Fasanini, Colonel ; Bologna, 27 July, 1708.
Signed, f. 92.
14. Petitions of Nicolas de Fleche, of Avignon. Fr. f. 94 ;— Giovanni
Batt. Galloni, of Modena, f. 96 ;— Antonio Gallotti, of Imola, f. 98 ;
— Benedetto Galuani, of Jesi, f. 100; — Fran9oi8 de Gauville and
others, f. 102;— Giovanni Gentili, f. 103 ;— Gabrielle Gozzi, of Ei-
mini, f. 107 ; — Giovanni Battista Gualandi, of Imola, f. 109 ;
Lalande. Fr. f. Ill Andr^ de la Tour, of Villeneuve. Fr. f. 112
— Antoine de la Tour, of Villeneuve, f. 113; — the Chevalier de
Lespinc. Fr. f. 114; Lirac, f. 115.
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ADDITIONAL MSS., 20,287.
15. Letter of Enrico de' Medici, in behalf of Lieut. Ludovico Maletti ;
Bologna, 8 Sept. 1708, f. 117.
16. Letter of Antonio Famese [Prince of Parma] to B. de' Medici ;
Parma, 3 Aug. 1708. Signed, f. 118.
17. Petitions of Urbano Marzari Visentino, f. 120 ;--Amato Masini da
S. Lodechio, f. 122 ; — Benedetto Masini di Saluderrio, f. 124 ; — Gio-
vanni Pietro Mazzarini da Jesi, f. 126 ; — II Conte Cassiano Mazzi,
Capitano, f. 128; — Virgilio Mazzi, f. 130; — Sebastian© Mengozzi,
f. 132; — Qiuseppe Mezamici Imolese, f. 134; — Jacqne de la Motte,
Colonel d'infanterie. Fr. f. 136;— Cap. Tomaso Nasti Komano,
f. 137 ; — Domenico Maria Natali, Arciprete di Briaighella, f. 139.
18. Testimonial of the magistrates of the Terra di Dozza, in favour of
Giuseppe Nuiioletti, of Bologna ; 3 Dec. 1706. Signed by Domenico
Poletti, Consjle, and others. Seal. f. 141.
19. Diploma in surgery of Jacobo Peregrine de Nuuolettis, from the
College of Phybicians of Home ; Imola, 10 Aug. 1702. Printed, with
seal and MS. signatures of Lucas Thomasinus, Protomedicus Gene-
ralis, PauluH Manfredus, Antonius Placentius, Joannes TruUius, and
Antonius Pasqualis Lucianus, f. 142.
20. Certificates of Giuglio Albornozzi, Giuseppe Caluoli, and Paolo
Piella, surgeons, in favour of the same; 27 May, 1702, and 30 Nov.
1701, f. 144.
21. Petition of D Capitano Fllippo Antonio Odducci da Stroncone,
22. Certificate by Joseph Florentius, curate of S. Nicholas of Stroncone,
of the baptism of the preceding, f. 149.
28. Certificate of illness of the same, by Guido Belli, M.D., f. 160.
24. Petitions of Oratio degl* Oratii of Perugia, f. 161 ; and Gioseppe del
Pane, of Faenza, f. 163 ; with Commission of the latter as Captain ;
Rome, 20 Dec. 1673. Signed by General Gasparo Altieri. Seal.
26. Copy of certificate of illness of the same, f. 167.
26. Certificate relating to the same, signed by Domenico Zaballi (?) ;
Ferrara, 30 June, 1688, f. 169.
27. Petitions of Giovanni Battista Pasini, f. 160 ; — Arcangelo Emilio
Pasquetti, of Nami, f. 162 ;— Capt. Jean Pomiet. Fr. f. 164 ; —
Pompeo Petracci, f. 166; — Domenico Maria di Pieno, f. 168; — Cer-
tificate of Capt. Giacomo Mutij, f. 170 ; — Petitions of the Marchese
Antonio Poggiolini, of Imela, f. 171 ; — Gaetano Radicini,of Eavenna,
f. 173 ;— " II Barrone Riccardi," f. 176 ;— Giovanni Battista Ridolfi,
of Spoleto, f. 177;— Jean Antoine Riva, of Paris. Fr. f. 179; —
Joseph Rival, of the Venaissin. Fr. f. 180 ; — Nicola de St. Martin
de Laval, of the Venaissin. Fr. f. 181 ; — Giovanni Savini, of Faenza.
Ital. f. 182;— Valentino 8alvatori,Nobiledi Perugia, f. 184;— Pietro
Savignani, f. 186 ;--Giuliano Francesco Segoni, of Fano, f. 187; —
f. 147.
£ 166.
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Jean Laboiriede Beanlien. Fr, f. 189; — Pierre Servin du Coudraj.
Fr. f. 190.
28. Certificate of Col. Enrico Barone de' Pattey, in £ftvonr of the Conte
Pietro Paolo de' Sette Castelli. Ital, f. 192.
29. Petition of Pietro Paolo Severoli, of Faenza, f. 193.
30. Letter of Capt. Cesare Alessandro Brancaleoni, relating to a peti-
tion of Corporal Signorini ; Forte Urbano, 7 Nov. 1708. Fr. f. 195.
31. Petitions of Angelo Gioseppe Signorini, of Rimini, Corporal. Ital.
32. Certificate of Paolo Tiberio Doria, Curato di S. Innocenza, ' re-
lating to the family of Coi*poral Signorini, f. 199.
33. Petitions of Fabio Strozzi, of Bavenna, f. 200 ; — Alessandro Ton-
dnzzi, of Faenza, f. 202 ; — Antoine Tortel, du Conta [de Venaibsin],
Fr, f. 206 ;~Ottavio Verona, d'Imola, f. 207.
34. Certificates of Emilio Travaglini and Federico Cornaro, relating to
the last-named petitioner; Ferrara, 6 July, 1707, and 31 Mar. 1708,
f. 209.
35. Petition of Riociardo Verona, gentilomo Imolese, f. 212 ; with Cer-
tificates of Emiliano Travaglini, Fra Antonio Domenico Bussi, and
Abondio Bezzonico, Vice-legate of Bologna, f. 214.
36. Letter of Domenico della Volpe ; FeiTara, 14 July, 1708, f. 218.
87. Letter of Lieut-Col. Luigi della Volpe ; Civita Vecchia, 9 Jan.
1709, f. 220.
38. Two letters of M. D*Aultanne, relating to Col. della Volpe ; Rome,
16 March, 27 April, 1709. Fr. f. 222.
39. Petition of the Officers of Umbria. Ital f. 226.
40. Petition of Francesco Antonio Zaffirra, f. 228 ; with passport of
Angelo Carlo Morizio Isnardi de Castello, Marchese di Caraglio,
Governor of Turin; 1 Oct. 1707. Signed; with «eai. f. 230; — and
copies of certificates relating to the same, f. 231.
41. Petitions of Vinoenzo Zanini, of Bologna, f. 233; — Giovanni Bat-
tista Zanobrio Parmegiano, f. 235.
42. Letter of Colonel Carlo Enrico, Count of San Martino, respecting
Gioseppe Zantella, a soldier of his regiment; Ancona, 27 Jan. 1709,
20,288, 20,289. Correspondence of Card. Gualterio, Legate of the
Romagna, with Giaoomo Jacobutii, Auditor of the Criminal Court,
and subsequently Governor, of Ravenna; Jan. 1707-Nov. 1708;
- with petitions and other papers enclosed. Itcd. Two volumes.
Paper. Folio. Among the letters of Jacobutii, which are chiefly
holography are included original letters of —
1. Ercole d'Aragona, Governor of Faenza; 7 June, 1708. Signed.
Vol. L, f. 160.
2. Vincenzo Anastasio Fuschini, Paim-cho di S. Kocco; Kavenua, 2 Au^.
1708, Vol. II., f. 72.
f. 197.
f. 237.
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3. Catenna Sepantonii, ne Jacobutii ; 17 March, 1709, Vol. II., f. 179.
4. Carlo Stefano Bucciarelli ; Kami, U March, 1709, Vol If., f. 181.
Drafts of letters of Qualterio to Jacobutii, Nov. 1706-Nov. 1708, occur
in Vol. IL, f. 184.
20,290, 20,291. Collection of papers relating to the government of the
Eomagna, under Card. Gualterio, Legate, 1706-1709. lUd, Two
volumes. Paper. Folio.
20,290. Vol. I. 1. "Instruzioni ai Prelati ohe sono eletti alia Vice-
Legatione di Ferrara in 29 chapters. In a later hand is added the
note, ** Deve essere di Mr. poi Card. [Fabrizio] Serbelloni, che fu
Vice-Legato nella Sede vacante di Clemente XL, 1721," f. 1.
2. " Memoria sopra Tingresso del Signer Cardinale Legato *' [Ales-
sandro Aldobrandini, Legate of Ferrara], f. 36.
3. Answers to questions relative to the attendance and state belong-
ing to the oflBce of Vice-Legate ; wntten apparently by one who
had held the office, f. 37.
4. Letter of the Canons and Chapter of Imola to M. Gnalterio, as
Bp. of Imola, respecting disturbances in the Chapter ; 28 March,
1705, f. 41.
5. Appointment by M. Gualterio of various " Congregationi " for the
affairs of the diocese of Imola, f. 51.
6. Proceedings in the prosecution of Ettore Buzzi of Cesena, for the
seduction of Lucia Ballani, of the same place; 18 July, 1706-
5 June, 1707, f. 53.
7. Memorial of Count Ballasso Naldi, f. 89.
8. Memoranda of safe-conducts granted to various criminals; Jan.,
Feb. 1707, f. 91.
9. Memoranda of proceedings against various criminals; 11 March,
1707, f. 93.
10. Letter of Giovanni Battista de' Vecchi to Card. Qualterio, con-
cerning Cardinal Bichi ; Faenza, 3 April, 1707, f. 103.
11. Letter of Giovanni Battista [Mi^siroH], Bishop of Bertinoro,
to tbe same; Bertinoro, 27 March, 1707. Signed, f. 104.
12. Memorial of the druggists of Ravenna, on the sale of oil ; with
papers, f. 106.
13. Correspondence of Cardinal Gualterio with Nicola Saverio de'
Pitij, ♦* Auditore Cavalcante;" 14 May-12 July, 1707, f. 116. The
letters of Cardinal Gualterio are drafts written by his secretary ;
those of de' Pitij are partly holograph and partly signed. Included
in the series are letters from the following persons : B[andino] Card.
Panoiatici; Kome, 4 June, 1707. Lat. f. 151 ; — the Magistrates of
Cesena; 4 June, 1707. Signed by Guide Martinelli and others.
I. lf>7;— Antonio Manzoni; Rome, 24 June, 1708, f. 172; — ....
Cerni • Ravenna, 10 July, 1707. Signed, f. 179.
ADDITIONAL MSS., 20,890.
89
14. Letter of Girolamo Marini ; Kaveiina, 11 July, 1707, £ 181.
15. Draft of letter of Cardinal Qualterio to the Anditore Cicchetti ;
13 JtQy, 1707, f. 168.
16. Letters from Girolamo Marini, " Lnogotenente Criminale with
drafts to him from Cardinal Gnalterio ; 13-16 July, 1707, f. 192.
17. Letters from Giix>lamo Cicchetti, Auditore ; Bol(^a, 15-22 July,
1707, f. 206. Amongst the series is a letter of Girolamo Marini,
20 July, 1707, f. 224.
18. Letters of Paolo Paschini, Vice-Governor of Eavenna ; and drafts
of letters to him from Card. Gualterio; 26-28 July, 1707, £ 243;
28 Aug. 1707, £ 273; 25 Sept. 1707, £ 300; 8 Oct. 1707, £ 336.
19. Letter of Fili . . . . ; ForlimpopoH, 27 July, 1707, £ 251.
20. Letters of Violante Albizzi Calcagnini; Cesena, 28 July, 1707,
£ 253; 18 Sept. 1707, £ 286.
21. Letter of Niccolo Cardinal Grimaldi, Legate of Bologna ; 30 July,
1707. Signed. £ 255 ; with draft of letter of Card. Gualterio to the
same; 31 July, 1707, £ 256.
22. Minute of proceedipga in the " Congregatione Criminale,'* in
Imola; 19 Aug. 1707 € 258.
23. Letter of [Niccolo Cardinal Grimaldi] Legate of Bologna ; 20 Aug.
1707. Signed. £ 271.
24. Certificate signed by Paolo Pielli, M.D., and Antonio Maria Val-
calua, M.D.; Bologna, 27 Aug. 1707, £ 275.
25. Proceedings against Mattheo Ceragli, of Foili, 15 Sept. 1707,£ 276.
26. Letters of Giovanni Battista Meazza, Governor of Forli ; 16 Dec.
1707. Signed. £ 279 ;— n.d. £ 358.
27 Auditore Criminale; Faenza, 18 Sept. 1707. Signed, but
signature torn off. £ 284.
28. The Marchese Albizi : Cesena, 18 Sept. 1707, £ 286.
29. Drafts of letters of Card. Gualterio to G. B. Meazza, Governor of
Forii ; 20 Sept. 1707, £ 288.
30. Minutes of criminal proceedings at Forli, 19 July-15 Sept. 1707,
31. Petition of Count Scipione Fantaguzzi, of Cesena, £ 302.
32. •* Nota di quelle che banno pagato di catura quelli sono and** pri-
gione per causa de' Fongetti," f. 304.
33. Letter of Girolamo Cicchetti ; Kavenna, 24 Sept 1707, £ 308.
34. Letter of Cardinal Gualterio to G. Cicchetti; Imola, 1 Oct. 1707.
Signed. £311.
35. Papers relating to inquiries concerning the sanitary condition
of Kavenna; Oct. 1707, £ 313.
86. Letter of Nicola Saverio de' Pitij, "Auditore Criminale;" Cesena,
11 Oct. 1707, £ 338.
37. " Nota de' carcerati criminal! della corte quale di Ravenna, per la
Congregatione deUi 21 Ottobre, 1707," £ 341.
£ 294.
90
ADDITIONAL MSS., 20,291.
38. Papers relating to the supply of com in Forli; 19-21 Nov. 1707,
f. 343 b.
39. Memorial against the Vicars-General in Lngo; 2 Dec. 1707,
40. Drafts of letters of Card. Gualterio to the Governors of Faenza,
Forli, and Imola; 8-13 Dec. [1707], f. 351 and to the Governors
of Faenza and Forli ; n,d. f. 359.
20,291. Vol. II. 1. Letter of the Magistrates of Bavenna, desiring the
suppression of a lottery ; 15 Jan. 1708, f. 1.
2. The Magistrates of Cesena, respecting creditors for expenf^es in the
passage of the Imperial troops ; 6 Feb. 1708, f. 3.
3. Letters of Gaetano Cardinal Stampa, Vice-Legate of Ravenna, to
Card. Gualterio ; with returns of criminals, and other papers ;
11 Feb.-6 May, 1708, f. 5. The majority of the letters are signed
only ; but a few are holograph. Included are original letters fiom
certain citizens of Ravenna, ff. 9, 12; — E[aimondo Ferret ti], Arch-
bishop of Ravenna; 3 and 8 April, 1708, flF. 47, 60; — Giuliano
Antonio Monaldini; Ravenna, 12 April, 1708, f. 63; — Sebastiano
Antonio Cardinal Tanara; Pesaro, 10 April, 1708, f. 68.
4. Drafts of circular letters of Cardinal Gualterio to the Governors of
cities within the Legation; 13 June, 1708, f. 87.
6. Letter of the Gonfalonieii of Cesena to Card. Gualterio; 16 Juno,
1708, Signed by Scipione Maria Chiaramonti and others, f. 91,
6. Minutes of criminal proceedings ; 20 July, 1708, f. 93.
7. Draft of letter of [Cardinal Gualterio] to Giovanni Antonio Popoli ;
Imola, 12 Aug. 1703, f. 98.
8. Petition of the Marchesa Violante Albizzi, ne Cal^agnini, f, 99,
9. Draft of letter of Cardinal Gualterio to the Governor of Faenza ;
16 Aug. 1708, f. 103.
10. Letter of Francesco Talentoni, Vice-Podesta of Gesenatioo ; 19 Aug.
1708, f. 108.
11. Letter of Carlo Gabrielle Gessi (?) of Ravenna; 26 Aug. 1708,
f. 110.
12. Letter of Giovanni Matio Morelli, Vice-Podesta of Longastrino ;
10 Aug. 1708, f. 112.
13. Copy of letter of Baron Martini to the Magistrates of Ravenna ;
Faenza, 19 Dec. 1708, f. 114.
14. Papers relating to the creditors of Domenico Fiorini, of Ravenna,
15. Drafts of letters of Cardinal Gualterio, relating to repairs of forti-
fications at Faenza; 23-26 Aug. 1708, f. 122.
16. Letter of Carlo Antonio Mazzaroni, Auditore Criminale " of
Ferrara, respecting a disturbance at Longastrino ; Argenta, 28 Aug.
1708, f. 124.
f. 349.
f. 116.
ADDITIONAL MSS., 20,292.
91
17. Draft of letter of Cardinal Gualterio to the Govematori della
Marca;" 30 Aug. 1708, f. 126.
18. The Magistrates of Cesena to Card. Gualterio ; 3 Sept. 1708, f. 128.
19. Draft of letter of [Card. Gualterio to the Secretary of State?];
Faenza, 3 Oct. 1708, f. 130.
20. Letter of Ignatio Gorvati, Governor of Meldola; 30 Oct 1708,
f. 132.
21. Letter of Gioeeppe Peregrini, Podesta of Borghi; 7 Nov, 1708,
f. 134.
22. Letter of Giacomo Conti, Auditore; Meldola, 13 Nov. 1708, f. 136.
23. Letter of Antonio Carpana, Ministro della Posta Cesena,
13 Nov. 1708, f. 138.
24. Letter of the Corporation of Ravenna ; 14 Nov. 1708, f. 139.
25. Letter of Paolo Antonio Pignatti, Segretario della Communita "
di Eavenna; 14 Nov. 1708, f. 141.
26. Letter of Giovanni Carlo Pienizzi, on the supply of cannon ;
Ancona, 7 Nov. 1708, f. 142.
27. Letters and accounts relating to the provision of supplies for the
German troops in Ravenna and Rimini; 10 Nov. 1708-27 Mar.
1709, f. 144.
28. Letter of Cardinal Francesco Barherini to the**Signoii Savii di
Ravenna;'* Rome, 17 April, 1709. Signed. £ 181.
29. Letter of Cardinal Gualterio to M. Cicchetti, Luogotenente
Crimiuale;" Imola, 12 July, 1709. Signed, f. 182.
30. Letter of the Gonfalonieri of Macerata; 21 Sept. 1709, f. 184.
31. "I Savii" of Ravenna; address to Card. Gualterio, on his retire-
ment ; 10 Nov. 1709, f. 186.
32. Memorials of Giacomo Coradini da Savignano; the Marchese
Monaldo del Monte; Dr. Baixi; Olivio Alehbi; and Gio-
vanni Montanari Fomaro di Ravenna, f. 188.
33. Drafts of letters, etc., of Cardinal Gualterio, f. 198.
20,292. Lfcters of James Edward, son of King James II., and known
as the Pretender," and " the Chevalier of St. George," with en-
closures; 25 Jan. 1706-23 Jan. 1728. French, Holograph or signed ;
with a few copies. They occur in the following order, viz. :
1. " Copies de deux lettres du Roy [James Edward] et de la Reine
d'Angleterre [Maria Beatrice, widow of James II.] a M. Jean Bap-
tiste Gualtiero, Comte de Dundie " [brother of the Cardinal] ; St.
Germain en Laye, 25 Jan. 1706, f. 1.
2. The Pretender to Card. Sacripanti, on his confirmation by the
Pope as Protector of Scotland at the Court of Rome ; 4 Oct.
1706. A note is subjoined of the confirmation of Card. Imperiali
as Protector of Ireland. Copy, f. 2.
3. Two letters of the same to Card. Gualterio, congratulating him on
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ADDITIONAL MSS., 20,292.
his safe arriTal at Bavenna, and expressing his confidence in his
I friendship; St. Gennain en Laye, 20 and 28 Jan. 1707. The former
signed, and the latter holograph, f. 4.
4. The same to Card, de la Tremouille, on the subject of an attempt
to expose his portrait in the church of the English College; St.
Germain en Laye, 4 April, 1707. Signed, f. 7.
6. Eleven letters of the same to Card. Gualterio ; 6 May, 1708-12 June,
1712. Signed. One, dated 12 May, 1708, is holography and reflects
on the failure of the Pretender's late attempt to raise Scotland.
6/ The same to Card. Caprara, recommending P^re Matthew Pritchard
for the vacant appointment of Vicar Apostolic in England ; St. Ger-
main, 15 June, 1711. Signed, f. 31.
7. The same to Cardinal Sacripanti ; 15 June, 1711. Copy. f. 33.
8. Three letters of the same to Card. Gualterio ; Lyons, 24 July, and
St. Germain, 15 Nov. and 26 Dec. 1711. The second of the three
refers to an objection made by the Pope to accepting his nomination
of Card. Gualterio as Protector [of England] at the Papal Court ;
and the third commits to him the charge of his affairs at the same
Court, ff. 35, 37, 39.
9. The same to the Pope, nominating Card. Gualterio his agent at
Home in place of Card. Caprara; 26 Dec. 1711. LaU Copy, f. 41.
10. The same to Card. Paulucci, Papal Secretary of State, in reference
to the same appointment; 26 Dec. 1711. Fr. Copy, f. 43.
11. The Pope and Card. Paulucci, in answer; 4 Mar. 1712. The
former in Latin ; the latter in Ital, Copies, f. 45.
12. Six letters of the Pretender to Card. Gualterio ; 24 Jan. and 22 Feb.
1712, 4 Jan. 17 Feb. and 22 Nov. 1713, and 31 Jan. 1714. Signed.
The second relates to the objections made by the Pope to confinn-
ing the appointment of Card. Gualterio as Protector of the English
at the Papal Court, ff. 49-63. Among them is the copy of a
letter of the Pretender to the Pope, on the proposed canonisation of
Card. Bellaimine; 26 Jan. 1713. Lot, f. 55; and the copy of a
letter of the same to Alessandro Albani, thanking him for services
rendered to the Abbe [Luigi] Gualterio, 20 July, 1713. Fr, f. 58.
13. " Estratti di varie lettere di pugno del Re d'Inghilterra," dat.
18 March, 23 April, and 23 July, 1714. In the handwriting of
Card. Gualterio. The extracts refer to the rejection by the Pre-
tender of offers of assistance towards gaining the English crown,
on the death of Queen Anne, on condition of his renouncing his
religion ; and he n:iakes mention of a recommendation to him to
make a feigned renunciation, f. 64.
14. The Pretender to [Card. Gualterio], pointing out how the Pope's
influence may be beneficially used in his cause with foreign princes ;
Plombieres, 30 Augusf, 1714. Copy. f. 67.
f. 9.
ADDITIONAL MSS., 80,898.
93
15. The same to Card. Gnalterio, addressed as Protector of England ;
Bar le Due, 4 Jan. 1715. Signed, f. 68.
16. The same to Card. Albani, requesting his influence with the Pope,
in behalf of his application for assistance ; Bar le Due, 14 March,
1715. Copy. f. 70.
17. The same to the Pope, requesting his assistance in his aims on the
English crown, and pleading future servioes to the Church of
Rome; Bar le Due, 14 March, 1715. Copy. f. 71.
18. The same to Cards. Sacripanti, Paulucci, and Imperiali, praying
their influence with the Pope in his favour; 14 March, 1715.
Copies, f. 73.
19. The same to the Pope, nominating [Hugh] MacMahon, Bishop of
Clogher, to the see of Armagh; 24 May, 1715. Lat. Copy. £ 78.
20. The same to Card. Imperiali, Protector of Ireland at the Court
of Borne, forwarding the preceding nomination, and also a nomina-
tion of Edward Murphy, Yicar-Gkneral of Dublin, to the Bishopric
of Kildare, with a letter of thanks to the Pope for his confirmation
of the previous nomination of the Archbishop of Armagh ; 24 May
and — August, 1715. Copies, t 80.
21. Copies of three letters of the Pretender to the Pope ; the first
announciDg his landing in Scotland, and asking for money assist-
ance; the second referring to the failure of his enterprise, and
asking refuge in the Papal States ; and the third thanking him for
the asylum accorded him; dat. Brechin, 31 Dec. 1715; Chalons,
22 Mar. 1716; and Avignon, 4 April, 1716, f. 84.
22. The same to Card. Gnalterio, in behalf of Lord William Drum-
mond, son of the late Duke of Melfort, going to Bome to solicit
ecclesiastical preferment from the Pope ; Avignon, 4 April, 1716.
Signed, f. 88.
23. The same to Card. Imperiali, urging reasons to induce the Pope
to allow him to receive 80,000 crowns, which he had before
destined for the Scotch enterprise ; Avignon, 14 April, 1716. Copy.
f. 90.
24. The same to Card. Gnalterio, recommending le Sieur Conty, As-
sistant-General of the " Congregation de la Mission," commissioned
to solicit at the court of Home the beatification of P^re Vincent de
Paul, founder of the Congregation ; Avignon, 6 June, 1716. Signed^
and with seal. f. 92.
25. Copies of two letters of the same to the Pope ; the former thanking
him for indulgence to eat meat in Lent, and in other periods of
&st ; the latter giving reasons for remaining at Avignon, and pro-
fessing his constant attachment to his religious fjeiith, confirmed by
his observation of the extravagancies of those who have abandoned
its principles; Avignon, 22 June, 1716, f. 96.
26. The same to Card. Gnalterio, in favour of an application at the
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ADDITIONAL MSS., 20,292.
Papal Court for the beatification of Jeanne Fi-an^oise Fremiot de
Chantal, Snperieure of the Order of the Visitation of St. Mary;
Avignon, 28 July, 1716. Signed; with a French translation of a
letter to the Pope. f. 98.
27. The same to the Internuncio of Brussels, and to Cardinal Imperiali,
Cardinal Protector of Ireland, on the subject of a recommendation
by the former of names to fill the vacant bishoprics in Ireland ;
12 and 17 August, 1716. Copies, f. 102.
28. The same to Card. Gualterio, in behalf of the Vice-Legate of
Avignon {Alemanno Salviati], whom he desires to be retained by
the Pope in his present office ; Avignon, 13 Oct. 1716. Signed, f. 106.
29. Power of attorney from the Pretender to Card. Gualterio, to receive
his pension from the Pope; 6 Dec. 1716. Signed and sealed; with
certificate of signature by Alemanno Salviati, Yice^Legate of Avignon.
Ital f. 108.
30. Letter of the same to Card. Gualterio; Avignon, 6 Jan. 1717.
Signedy and with seed, f. 109.
31. The same to the Pope, announcing his being compelled to leave
Avignon, by the terms of the treaty lately concluded between France
and England; Avignon, — Jan., and Bologna, 14 Mai*ch, 1717.
Copies, f. 111.
32. The same to Card. Gualterio; Pesaro, 1 Apr. 1717. Signed, and
Yrithseai. f. 114.
33. " Copie de la lettre de Sa Saintete au Roy d'Angleterre, ecritte de
sa main, le 11 Juillet, 1717 ;" giving his assent to a request of the
Pretender, f. 116.
34. Copies of letters of the Pretender to the Count of Castelblanco, the
Pope, and to Cardinals Albani and Paulucci ; 13 and 15 July, 1717,
35. The same to Card. Alberoni, congratulating him on his f romotion,
and referring to his own exertions in procuring it; 15 July, 1717.
Copy. f. 123.
36. The Duke of Modena to his nephew, the Pretender, referring to a
letter received by Mr. Booth; 6 Aug. 1717; with the Pretender's
answer; 10 Aug. 1717. Copies, f. 124.
37. The Pretender. to the Pope, in support of the application for the
beatification of Cardinal [Giuseppe Maria] Tomasi ; 9 Aug. 1717.
Lot, Copy, f. 126 b.
38. The Duke of Modena to the Pretender, accrediting a messenger ;
30 Aug. 1717 ; with the Pretender's answer ; 12 Sept. 1717. Copies.
f. 128.
39. D. Carlo Albani to the Pretender, announcing the defeat of the
IHirks at Belgrade, and the landing of Spanish troops in Sardinia ;
28 Aug. 1717; with the answer of the Pretender; 1 Sept. 1717.
Ctypies. f. 130.
f. 117.
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40. Tlie Pretender to the Pope, nominating Thomas Flynn to the see
of Ardagh; 17 Sept. 1717. Lai. Copy. f. 132 b.
41. Copies of five letters of the same to Card. Origo, and of one to the
Pope, on the subject of the arrest of the Earl of Peterborough, on
suspicion of a plot to assassinate the Pretender; 29 Aug.-13 Sept.
1717, f. 134.
42. The same to D. Carlo Albani ; 29 Sept 1717. Copy. f. 146.
43. Copies of memorials of the same, and correspondence with the Pope,
with Cardinal Origo, Legate of Bologna, and Mr. Sheldon, relating
to the arrest of the Earl of Peterborough ; Sept.-Dec. 1717, f. 148.
44. The Pretender to Card. Gualterio ; Urbino, 2 Jan. 1718. Signed,
and with seal. f. 174.
45. Copy of a Memoir of the Pretender, communicating to the Court
of Spain a project concerted between England and Austria for sur-
prising the W est Indian colonies of Spain [1718 ?], f. 176.
46. Copie de la lettre du Roy d'Angleterre a M'. le Card. Alberoni ;
Urbino, 7 Janvier, 1718;" alluding to approaching action on the
part of the King of Spain, and accrediting Cardinal Acquaviva,
47. The same to Card. Polignac; 7 Jan. 1718. Copy. f. 180.
48. The same to Card. Albani, justifying his measures of inquiry
relative to Pnncesses proposed to him for marriage; Urbino,
9 Jan. 1718. Copy. f. 182.
49. The same to Card. Acquaviva, enclosing a memoir to be forwarded to
Card. Alberani, Minister of State to the King of Spain, explaining
the state of parties in England as favourable to an enterprise in
his behalf ; communicating a promise of the Courts of .Russia and
Sweden to aid in his restoration, on the condition of a guarantee of
£100,000 ; and proposing that the King of Spain should be security
for the necessary sum ; Urbino, 27 Jan. 1718. Copy. f. 184.
50. The same to Card. Imperiali, urging his claim to assistance from
the Pope in a bum of 300,000 crowns; 6 Feb. 1718. Copy. f. 191.
51. The same to the same, with copy of a nomination of Dr. Carbery
O'Kelly to the see of Elphin ; 17 March, 1718. Copy. f. 193.
52. Copies of two letters of the same to the Pope ; the one asking him
to grant to the fianily of the President Salviati the honours of a
Prince of the first rank at Rome ; the other thanking him for the
loan of his palace at Castel Gandolfo ; Urbino, 1 and 24 July, 1718,
f. 195.
53. The same, under the signature of Robert, to Card. Acquaviva, dis-
cussing projects for action against France and England (?), in con-
junction with the Court of Spain ; 11 Aug. 1718. The names are
disguised. Copy, f. 199.
54. The same to Card. Paulucci ; Urbino, 16 Aug. 1718. Signed.
f. 201.
f. 178.
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ADDITIONAL MSS., 20,292.
55. The same to D. Alessandro Albani, expressing gratitude for assiist-
anoe given by the Pope ; 24 Aug. 1718, f. 203.
56. The same to Card. Acquaviva, urging the importance of an alliance
of Spain with Russia and Sweden ; and asking for £100,000 from the
King of Spain; 25 Sept 1718: accompanied by an extract of a
letter of the Pretender's Minister in Holland, written to the " Duke "
of Mar, 30 Aug. 1718, conveying news from Russia. Copy. f. 206.
57. The same to D. Carlo Albani and the Pope, on the subject of the
arrest of the Princess [Maria Clementina Sobieski], his future wife ;
Bologna, 18, 19 and 25 Oct. 1718. Copies, f. 214.
58. The same to , in reference to a request made to him for his
authority to make the Duke of Ormonde quit Spain ; 28 Nov. 1718.
Copy. f. 219.
59. The same to Card. Gualterio; Rome, 28 Dec. 1718. SignedyBXi^
with seal, f. 220.
60. The same to Cardinal Sacripanti, in favour of the appointment of
John Wallace as coadjutor to the Catholic Bishop, Gordon,
Vicar Apostolic of Scotland ; Rome, 1 April, 1720. Copy. f. 222.
61. The same to the ** Due de S. S." [St. Simon], acknowledging letters
received from him, and expressing his regard for France; Rome,
15 Feb. 1721. Holograph, f. 224. *
62. The same to , on the sufficiency of the security offered by him
for a loan of 100,000 crowns, and urging his claims to the as-
sistance of the Pope ; Albano, 14 July, 1721. Ital. Copy or trcaida-
Hon, In the handwriting of Cardinal Gualterio. f. 226.
63. Cardinal Gualterio to M. le Blanc, asking him in the Pretender's
name to forward a letter from the Pretender to Mr. Dillon; 27
July, 1721. Fr. Holograph draft, f. 229.
64. The Pretender to , stating that he has despatched Mr. Hay to
inform him on the subject of his last letter; representing the
favourableness of the present time for an attempt on England,
and pressing urgently his claims on the Pope for a5sistance ; n,d.
[July, 1721 ?]. Ital. Copy or iransUUion. In Card. Gualteiio's hand-
writing, f. 230.
65. The same to Card. Gualterio; thanking him for his trouble "dans
la grande affaire en question " [procuring money from the Pope?]^
Albano, 13 Aug. 1721. Fr. Holograph, f, 234.
66. The t^ame to the Due de St. Simon, referring to his mission to
fSpain] to conclude a treaty for the marriage of the Infanta with
Louis XV. ; and auguring advantage to himself from the alliance
l)ctween the two crowns; mentions the Duke of Ormonde, then
in Spain, as having his entire confidence; Albano, 14 Oct. 1721.
Holograph ; and with seal. f. 236.
67. The same to the same, pointing out that the disinclination of the
Regent to favour his intere^t« may arise from an unwillingness
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to quarrel with the English GoTemment, and sngge^ting argument
to nse with him in order to oveixx>me the opposition of Cardinal
Dubois; desiring him also to interest P^re D*Anbenton in his
behalf; Albano, 20 Oct. 1721. Signed; and with seal. f. 239.
68. The same to Card. Gualterio, desiring him to support the agent of
the Republic of Lnoca in his mission to the Court of Rome ; Bains
de Lucca, 4 Sept 1722. Signed; and with seal. f. 242.
69. The same to the Dnke of St. Simon, professing his attachment to
France ; Rome, 7 Feb. 1724. Holograph; with seal. f. 244.
70. The same to the Duke of Modena, congratulating him on the
birth of a grandson; Rome, 17 Feb. 1724. Signed; and with seal.
f. 246.
71. The same to [Card. Gualterio], inyiting him to t«ke a box at the
Opera, by the side of his own ; " Mardi au soir." Copy. £ 248.
72. Six letters of the same to the same ; in one of which he congratu-
lates him on the appointment of his nephew [Luigi Gualterio] as
Chamberlain to the Pope ; and in another speaks of his great
need of money in the present favourable state of things in England ;
Albano, 28 Oct 1724; Bologna, 25 Dec. 1726, and 23 Jan. 1728;
6 July [1721 ?], and ** Mercredy," . The first two are signed:
the four last are holograph, f. 250.
Paper. Folia
20,293. 1. Letters of Maria Beatrice, Queen of James 11., written after
the abdication of the King, and addressed to M. Gualterio, when
Papal Nuncio in France, and in subsequent years; dated from
St Germain and Chaillot, 22 Jan. 1701-28 Feb. 1718. Italian and
French. Holograph or signed ; and with seals. The following papers
are among the enclosures :
a. Letter of the Queen to the Pope, in support of an application of the
Jesuits for the Pope's decree for the veneration as martyrs of forty
missionaries of their order, killed in their passage to Brazil ; St. Ger-
main, 4 Dec. 1702. Ital. Signed, f. 5.
6. "Extrait des lettres d'Angletene," 8-18 Jan. [1704], relating to
the suppression of the Jacobite conspiracy in Scotland, f. 16.
c. Copy of letter of the Queen to her uncle, the Duke of Modena, re-
lating to the seizure of his Duchy by the French ; St. Germain,
23 May, 1704. Hal. f. 19.
d. Copy of letter of the same to the Pope, thanking him for the pro-
tection given by him to the Duke of Modena ; St. Geimain, 24 May,
1704. Ital. f. 22.
e. Copy of letter of the same to the same ; accrediting Card. Gualterio ;
St Germain, — Aug. 1706. Ital. f. 52.
/. Copy of letter of James, the Pretender, to the same; accrediting the
same; 27 Aug. 1706. Lot. f. 56.
MSS. — 1854. n
98
ADDITIONAL MSS., 20,294—20,896.
g. Draft of letter of Card. Qualterio to the Queen ; 18 Jan. 1709. Ital,
f. 115.
h. Copy of letter of the Queen to the Countess Qualterio, mother of
the Cardinal, on the birth of a child to the Countess of Dundee, and
the death of the mother; 20 July, 1709, f. 129.
f. Copy of letter of the same to the Pope, touching the beatification
of Card. Bellarmine ; 31 Mar. 1713. Ital. f. 156.
J, Copy of letter of the same to the same, announcing the Pretender's
landing in Scotland ; and thanking him for assistance in money ;
13 Jan. 1716, f. 163.
k. Copy of letter of the same to the same, in faTour of the canonisation
of Jeanne Fran9oi8e Fremiot de Chantal ; 4 Jan. 1716, f. 171.
/. Copy of letter of the same to the same, in favour of the English
educational institution of the Dames de Marie ; 22 Feb. 1717, f. 179.
m. Copies of two letters of the same to the same, in recommendation
of the canonisation of the Jesuit Luigi Gonzaga, and Cardinal
Tomasi; — Sept. 1716 and 4 Dec. 1717, £ 187.
2. Six short letters of the Princess Louisa Maria, daughter of James II.,
to Card. Gualterio; 20 Jan. 1707, 2 March, 1709, 22 Feb., 25 May,
26 Oct. 1711, and 5 Feb. 1712. Fr. Signed; and with seals. Among
them is a petition of Madame Goddard and her daughter, recent
converts, for an augmentation of their pension. Fr. f. 191.
Paper. Folio.
20,294, 20,295. Drafts and copies of lettei*s of Filippo Antonio, Card.
Gualterio, to James Edward, *' the Pretender," and his mother, Mary
of Modena ; 1702-1728 : written partly in his capacity of Nuncio in
France, and partly as Agent for the Pretender and Cardinal Pro-
tector of England at the Court of Rome. Italian and French. Pre-
fixed is a memorial, in the handwriting of M. Gualterio, entitled,
" Kagioni per le quali si crede che la Maesta del Ee d'Inghilterra
debbia scriuere a tutti i principi d'Europa, per dare loro parte della
niorte del fu Re buo Padre e della sua successione '* [1701]. A few
of the letters, between ff. 380 and 406, in Vol. IL, are addressed to
Lord Inverness. Two volumes. Paper. Folio.
20,296. 1. Letters of [James Drummond, 4th Earl, styled] Duke of
Perth [Governor to the Pretender, whilst a minor] to Card. Gual-
terio and his brother, J. B. Gualterio [styled Earl of Dundee]; St
Germain and Rome, 26 May, 1706-28 Dea 1718. French. Holograph
or signed, f. 1.
2. Letters of [Mary, daughter of Louis Gordon, 3rd Marquess of
Huntly, and widow of Adam Urquhart of Meldrum], Duchess of
Perth [3rd wife of James, 4th Earl of Perth] to the same; [Jan.
1706]-20 Jan. 1720. Fr, Holograph, f. 26.
ADDITIONAL MSS., 20,897—20,808.
99
3. Substance of letters of Lord Caryll, Mr. StaflFord, and the Duke of
Perth; 18 May-18 Oct. 1711 : by Card. Gualterio's eecretarj'. Ital.
f. 30.
4. Memorandum of money affairs of the Pretender, and of business to
be transacted for him. Ital, f. 31.
5. Drafts and copies of letters of Card. Gualterio to the Duke of Perth ;
4 Aug. 1711-28 April, 1716. Italian and French, f. 34.
6. Note of contents of a letter of the Duke of Perth, relating to the
progress of the insurrection in Scotland ; with the names of Scottish
noblemen who had declared for the Pretender ; 1716. ItcU. f. 141.
7. Extract of a letter from the Duke of Perth ; [29 June, 1714]. French.
f. 143. [See f. 19 of the present volume.]
Paper. Quarto.
20,297. 1. Drafts of lettei-s of Card. Gualterio to John Caryll, styled
Lord Caryll, Secretary of State to the Pretender; 18 Aug.-6 Oct.
1711. Itai. In a secretary's hand, with corrections by the Cardinal.
2. Letter of [Charles, Earl of] Middleton [Secretary of State to the
Pretender], to Card. Gualterio; Bar le Due, 9 Mar. 1713. Fr.
Signed, f.33.
3. Drafts and copies of letters of Card. Gualterio to the Earl of Mid-
dleton; 19 Dec. 1711-27 Nov. 1714. Ital. In a secretary's hand,
corrected by the Cardinal, f. 35.
Paper. Quarto.
20,298. Letters of [David] Nairne, private secretary to the Pretender,
to Card. Gualterio, relating pai tly to the affairs of the Prince, and
partly to those of his own family; 6 Jan. 1715-30 Jan. 1720. French.
Holograph. Among them are the following letters :
1. P^re [Estienne] SarrufiUe to Mr. Nairne ; Fano, 27 March, 1718. Ital.
f. 24.
2. Edouard Baro k Winquitz to Card. Gualterio, offering his aid to
rescue the Princess Sobieski, the destined bride of the Pretender,
detained in Trent ; Turin, 8 Deo. 1718. Fr, f. 105.
Paper. Quarto.
20,299-20,302. Drafts and copies of letters of Cardinal Gualterio to
[David] Nairne, Private Secretary of the Pretender ; corrected by
the Cardinal; 20 Jan. 1714-4 Nov. 1719. Ital. Four volumes. In
Vol. I. are a few drafts of letters to Mr. Dempster, and one to the
Duke of Perth, at f. 49. Paper. Quarto.
20,303. Letters of the Hon. John Hay, [3rd son of Tliomas, 6th Earl of
Kinnoul, styled] Earl of InvernesH [Secretary of State to the Pj c-
tender],to Card. Gualterio ; 1721-1727 : with many undated. Freiwh.
Paper. Qmrto.
f. 1.
»
2
100 ADDITIONAL MSS., 20,304-20,309.
20.304. Eegistbr of letters of Card. Gnalterio principally to the Hon.
John Hay, styled Earl of Inverness, and also to the Pretender, [the
Hon. James Murray, son. of David, 6th Viscount Stormont], styled
Earl of Dunbar, and some others; 16 Nov. 1726-11 Nov. 1727. Ital.
Paper. Quarto.
20.305. 1. Three letters of J Stafford [Secretary to Mary, widow
of James 11.?] to Card. Gualterio ; St. Germain, 20 Nov. 1712,
6, 12 March, 1713. Fr. Signed, f. 1.
2. Two lettei-s of Dempster [Secretary to the same] to the same ;
30 Sept 1714, 19 Jan. 1716. Fr. The former a copy, the latter
signed, ff. 6, 8.
3. Two letters of Philippa Dempster, daughter of Chappell, and
widow of the foregoing, to the same, asking assistance ; St. Germain,
7 June, 1720. 15 Dec. 1721, ff. 9, 11.
4. Drafts of letters of Card. Gualterio to J. Stafford; 3 Nov. 1711-
2 May, 1713. Itdl. Written by secretaries, and corrected by the
Cardinal, f. 13.
6. Drafts of letters of the same to Dempster [Secretary of Mary of
Modena] ; 2 Jan. 1714-30 Sept 1715. Ital. Corrected by the Car-
dinal, f. 199.
Paper. Quarta
20.306. Continuation of drafts of letters of Card. Gualterio to
Dempster, Secretary to Mary of Modena ; 8 Oct 1715-23 May, 1718.
Ital. Paper. Quarto.
20.307. 1. Letters of the " Chevalier [Tobias?] du Bourk" [Envoy of
the Pretender to the Court of Spain] to Card. Gualterio ; Madrid,
etc,, 3 Nov. [1703?]-19 Aug. 1726. Fr. Holograph. A few in cipher.
2. Letter of Anna Bourke to the same; Borne, 19 Mar. 1712. Ital.
f. 393.
3. Letters of Madame Varennes dn Bourk [wife of Sir Toby
Bourk] to the same; Madrid, 1 Feb. 1712-1715. Fr. f. 395.
Paper. Folio.
20.308. Drafts of letters of Card. Gualterio to the *' Chevalier du
Bourk;" 21 June, 1711-16 Oct 1723. Fr. Corrected by the Car-
dinal, f. 1 ; and to Madame du Bourk ; 24 Sept, 20 Deo, 1712. Fr.
f, 253. Paper. Folio.
20.309. 1. Lepters of D. lliomas Southcott, General of the English
Benedictines, to Card. Gualterio; Paris, 26 June, 1722-15 May,
1725. Fr. f. 1.
2. ** Extrait d'une lettre de . . . . sur raffaire des Catholiques en An-
f. 1.
ADDITIONAL MSS., 80.810.
101
gleterre," relative to the bill for trying Popish Recusants; 1723,
f, 96.
3. Drafts of letters of Card. Qnalterio to Father Southoott ; 15 Sept.
1722-15 Feb. 1724. Fr. f. 100.
Paper. Quarto.
80,810. CoRBESPONDENGE of Cardinal Gualterio with various persons,
chiefly Englishmen ; 1701-1728. The writers are :
George Bagnal; Madrid, 3 Mar. 1721.
Fr. f.287.
John Gary ; Liabon, 20 May, 1726. Fr.
f.376.
James [Cecil, Earl of] Salisbury ; Hat-
field, 20 Feb. 1721. Fr. f. 283.
William Clarke; el Pardo (Madrid),
17 Jan. 1728. lUd. f. 394.
T. Coke; London,12Jnly, 1726. Fr. f.878.
de Colgraye; La Flecbe, 8 Nov.
1724. Fr. f.847.
The Abb^ Deoison ; Paris, 18 Mar.
1720, 6 Feb. 1725, and 12 Feb. 1726.
Fr. ffi 266, 359, 872.
The Abb^ Edward Dioconson; Donay,
14 Nov, 1717, 18 Mar. 1718. Fr. flf.
188. 190, 208.
de Dillon ; St. Germain, 11 Jan.
1723, 13 Jan. 1726. Fr. ff. 322, 870.
CoL W. Dorrington; Paris, 21 May, 1701.
Fr. Copy. f. 4.
Edward Doyle, an Irish officer; Flo-
rence, 13 ©ct. 1716. Fr. f. 163.
The Dnchess of Melfort [Eaphemia,
daughter of Sir Thomas Wallace, of
Craigie, and wife of John Drummond,
Duke of Melfort] ; Bagnols, in Langue-
doo, 25 June, 1 Dec. [1722?]. Fr.
ff. 316, 318.
Philip [Michael Ellis], Bishop of Segni ;
Segni, 16 Mar., 28 Sept., 8 Nov., 10
Dec. 1712, 19 May, 6, 22 June, 3 July,
1716, 16 Apr. 1720. ItaX, ff. 48, 62, 66,
70, 116. 145, 147, 150, 271.
Sir Ellis; Rome, 26 Aug. 1721,
8 Aug. and 5 Oct. 1722. Fr. ff. 291,
312, 321.
John Erskine, Dnke of Mar; Rome,
24 Dec. 1718. Fr. f. 231.
Thomas Eyre, Jesuit (Confessor to the
Pretender); St. Germain, 29 Feb.,
22 May, 1712. Fr. ff. 45, 55.
C F ; Dauphine, 8 Apr. 1723.
Fr. f.323.
i William Pagan; St Germain, 26 May,
1720. Fr. f. 272.
Edmond Fitzgerald, ^ Lieutenant daus
la 7*"* Brigade de Barvick;" 23 Feb.
1711. 1 Jan. 1722. Fr. ff. 32, 304.
William Fitzgerald; 29 Oct 1708-
12 Oct 1719. Fr. ff. 16, 22, 24, 30,
34, 36, 40, 47, 49, 52, 54, 57, 59, 61,
64, 68, 72, 182, 256.
Mary Flint; Paris, 28 May, 1725. Fr.
f. 363.
Bonaventure [Giffard], Bishop of Ma-
daura, Vicar Apostolic in England;
London, 10 May, 1725, 13 Oct 1726.
Lae. and Fr. ff. 361* 383*.
Fr^re George d'Angleterre, '*Religleaz
Capucin ;" n.d. Fr. f. 395.
Col. le Comte de Guiscard ; Paris, 18 Jan.
1702. Fr. Copy, f . 6.
M[ary ?] Hay ; Buins de Luoca, 12 Aug.
1722. Fr. f.313.
Col. le Comte de Herouville; Paris,
23 May, 1701. Fr. Copy. f. 5.
The Abb^ John Ingleton (Almoner to
Queen Mary) ; 15 Dec. 1716-28 Oct
1726. EngL and Fr. ff. 173, 180,
306, 307, 862, 369, 885.
Thomas Innese ; 12 Apr. 1704 [— May],
27 June [1705]. Fr. ff. 8, 9, 11,
13.
Col. John Laules ; " Castellano e Gover-
natore dell' armi di Sinigaglia;"
11 Mar. 1715-3 Nov. 1724. ff. 98,
101, 105, 108, 110, 111, 122, 125. 127,
135, 139, 141, 143. 159. 161, 169, 171.
18i, 186, 198, 202, 210, 212, 216. 219,
221, 223, 225, 233, 240, 301, 342,
350.
de Laules; Paris, 20 Jan. 1721.
Fr. ff. 281, 352.
William Lealand; Madrid, 9 Nov. 1720.
Spanish, f. 276.
Col. A. Lee; 12 April, 1701. St Germain.
Copy. f. B.
Digitized by
102
ADDITIONAL MSS., 20,311.
Lo Chevalier Frezel de Lovat [John
Fraser, brother of 8imoD, Lord Lovat] ;
Saumur, 29 July, 1713. Fr. f. 74.
" My Lord Lovat '* [Simon Fraser, Lord
Lovat]; London, 28 Feb. 1721. Fr,
f. 285.
Maclaine [widow of Sir John
Maclean ?] ; St. Germain, 15 Sept. 1722.
12 Oct. 1726. Fr, ff. 319, 882.
[William Maxwell] Earl of Nithsdale;
Bologna, 14 Dec. 1726. Fr, f. 387.
**La Comtesse de Nithsdaill*' [Wini-
fred, daughter of William, Marquess
of Powis, and wife of the above]. No
dates. Fr. ff. 388, 389, 391.
The Abb^ Guillanme Melfort, Archprlest
of St. Eustace in Rome ; 27 Jan. 1717,
21 Dec 1718, 23 Jan. 1720. Fr, ff.
175, 229. 264.
Monnot to J. Parker ; St. Germain,
17 June, 1719. Fr, f. 252.
Capt. John Moray ; [April, 1701]. Fr.
f.L
Roger O'Connor ; Olvita Veccbia. 3 Dec.
1721. Fr. f. 279.
O'Dell; St Omer, 21 May, 1724.
Fr. f.346.
T Oglethorpe; Paris, 26 July, 1720,
21 June, 8, 16 Sept. 172L Fr. ff.275.
296, 299. 300.
Oglethorpe de Meziferes [widow of
the above]; Paris, 6 May, 1728. Fr.
f. 331.
Major-General J Parker; Paris, 15
July, 1716-16 June. 1719. Fr. ff.
157, 165, 167, 192, 194, 196, 242, 248.
250.
Paper. Folio.
20,311-20,813. Miscellaneous papers relating to England: 1701-1727.
Three volumes. Paper. Folio.
20,311. Vol. I. 1. Letter of Lord Caryll to [Card. Gualfeiio]; St
Germain, 2 Oct. 1701 ; enclosing copies of a Latin letter from James,
the Pretender, to the Pope, dat. St. Germain, 2 Oct. 1701 ; and of
the will of James 11., 8 Sept. 1701. Fr, f. 1.
2. Letter of Gabriel [de Eoquette], Bishop of Autnn, to Mary, widow
of James XL, giving an account of a miraculous cure performed on
him by the intervention of the late king; Paris, 12 Dec. 1701. Fr.
Signed, f. 8.
3. Account of another miraclo attributed to James II. after death ;
25 Nov. 1701. Fr. f. 13.
Bulttlrode Parker [wife of the above] ;
12 AprQ, 1719. Fr. f, 246.
"Le Chevalier Parson;" Rome, 2, 23
Deo. 1713, ff. 78. 80.
Richard [Pierce], R. C. Bishop of Water-
ford and Lismore ; 5 Dec. 1708-
4 April, 1717. Fr. ff. 18, 20, 26. 38,
76, 82, 85, 86, 88, 92, 96, 103, 120,
129, 137, 152. 177, 179.
Francis Plowden; 5 April, 15 Nov., 4
Dec. 1719, 20 Aug. 1721. Fr, ff. 244,
257. 258, 260, 297.
" Le Comte de Rivera ** [John Savage, 6th
Earl] ; LiJige, 6 May, 1723. Fr. f. 329.
John Sheridan : Rome, 28 Nov. 1720.
Fr. ff, 277, 290.
[James Camegy, 5th Earl of] Southesiiue;
Rome, 22 April, 172.S. Fr. f. 327.
Thomas Tinkersun ; Cadiz, 20 Dec 1719.
Span, f. 262.
[Philip] Duke of Wharton; Madrid. 13
and 15 July, 1726. Fr, ff. 380, 381.
Robert Witham, President of the English
College at Douay ; 10 April, 3 July.
1720, 27 Aug. 1722, 23 July, 1725,
7 March, 1726, ff. 267, 274, 314. 332,
335, 374.
Chir. Wogan, chevidier ; 30 April, 1722,
20 April, 12 Aug. 1723, 21 Sept. 12
Dec. 1725, 15 Oct. 1726, 17 Jan. 1727.
Fr. ff. 308, 325. 337, 360, 365, 367,
384, 392.
Daniel Greorge Woyer, Castellan of Pis-
toia; 7 Oct 1719. Ital f. 254.
John Bishop of Theepia, Vicar
Apostolic in England ; 21 Aug. 1717,
30 Sept 1719. Fr, ff. 179*, 253.
Digitized
byGoogk
ADDITIONAL MSS., 80,3U.
103
4. A Latin address to the Pope, presenting an epitome of the life of
James II., f. 17.
5. Letter of James Gordon, proctor of the Bishop of Peristasi, Vicar
Apostolic in Scotland, giving an account of the affairs of the mission ;
Paris, prid. id. Sept. 1702. Lat. f. 20.
6. Le Memoir da Sienr David Lindsay [Secretary to the Earl of
Middleton] an Comte de Notingham; Dec. 8 [and 23], 1703;" with
his examination respecting the conspiracy in Scotland, f. 30.
7. Memoir donn^ anx Seigneurs de la Chambre Haute tonohant la
conspiration d'Escosse," by the Earl of Nottingham (?), f. 38.
8. " Extrait de la lettre de M. le Due de Berwick k la Keine d*Ang1c-
terre [Mary, widow of James II.] ; d* Alcantara, du 3 Avril [1703?]''
commnnicating intelligence from P^re Farrell of the faithlessness of
Lord Lovat, f. 45.
9. '*Memoire tonohant les affaires d* Angleterre instructions from
Mary of Modena to her agent to M. de Torcy, the French Minister
of State [April, 1703], f. 46.
10. News from Leghorn, 10 June, 1704, respecting movements of the
English fleet under Sir G. Eooke, f. 48.
11. Extrait de plusieurs papiers communiquez aux Seigneurs du Par-
lement d'Angleterre par la Princesse de Dannemark, an snjet de la
conspiration d'Eoosse," etc. ; 1703, 1704, f. 49.
12. Abr6g6 de TAct-e da Parlement d'Ecosse, touchant la succession/'
[1701], f. 62.
13. " Traduction d'une lettre d'Ecosse, du 23 Mars V. S. 1705, apport^o
par le nomm6 Caron," f. 66.
14. Memoir on the means of effecting a rising in Ireland for the Pre-
tender [1705?]. Fr. f. 68.
15. Another on the same subject Fr. f. 70.
16. "State presente della chiesa nell* Irlanda," f. 72.
17. " Memoire court touchant les affaires d'Ecosse et d'Irlande," f. 74.
18. Memoire donu6 k M. le Mar^chal de Yilleroy, le 10 Mars, 1705
on measures for concerting a rising in Scotland, f. 75.
19. *• Memoria a Lnigi XIV., con progetto d'invadere llnghilterra, del
Card. F.A. Gualt^rio, 1706;" rough draft in the Cardinal's auto-
graph, f. 77.
20. ** Memoria sopra il giuramento memoir [of Card. Gualterio ?] to
the Pope, urging him to discountenance the submission of Koman
Catholics in England to the imposition of the oath to Queen Anne,
21. Copy of letter of the States-General to the Emperor, relative to the
election of the Bishop of Mtinster, 4 Aug. 1806 ; and of the Emperor's
reply, 16 Aug. 1706. Lat. f. 101.
22. "Attestatio Doctorum, Professorum Superiorum Communitatnin
tarn B8BCularium quam I'egularium oppidi et academiaa Duacensiis, de
f. 85.
104
ADDITIONAL MSS., 20,3U.
moribus et doctrioa Gollegialiam Anglorura ;** Duaoi, 16 Feb. 1708,
f. 105.
23. Copies of other certificates, and papers, on the subject of a charge
against the English college at Douay of Jansenism ; 1708. Lat, f. 109.
24. " Extrait de la lettre du Cardinal Caprara a Milord Car^ ll, du
19 Juin, 1709 : contenant Testat des lieux de mont qui restent a la
Keine [Mary of Modena] ; et le compte de la depense annuelle de
300 esous Homains et les remises faifes depuis a la Keyne," f. 130.
25. Cardinal Giorgio Battista Spinola to Mary of Modena, respecting
papers relating to her inheritance from her mother; 26 Aug. 1711.
Ital. Copy. f. 132.
26. The Vicars Apostolic in England to the College " de Propaganda
Fide," at Eome, on the death of James Smith, Bishop of Calliopolis,
a vicar apostolic, and the choice of a successor ; 5 June, 7 and 25
Oct. 1711. LaL Copy. f. 134.
27. Responsio R. D. Eduardi Hawarden, ex Anglia, ad dubia quaddam
illi per amicum intimata, occasione visitationis CoJlegii Anglorum
Duacensis, ubi ejusdem scripta examini subjecta fuerunt;'' 21 Jan.
1712. f. 141.
28. ** Ragguaglio della processione da scheme in occasione di bniciare
il Papa, e il Chevalier de St. George, che si douea fare li 1 7 Nov.
1711," in England. Ital, and French, f. 161.
29. Harangue faitte par la Reine Anne au Parlement d'Angleterre,
le 18 Decembre, 1711," f. 155.
30. Dilucidazione bopra la protezzione degli affari d'Inghilterra,"
f. 157.
31. Copy of a petition [to the Pretender ?] of Roman Catholics of the
diocese of Ossory, in favour of the appointment of Patrick Shee to
the vacant bishopric; Kilkenny, 14 March, 17|^, f. 160.
32. The Ballad of The King shall enjoy his ovm again ; with a learned
comment thereupon, at the Request of Capt. Silk, dedicated to Jenny
Man. By the anther of Tom Thumb." London, 1711. Printed.
f. 164.
33. '* A new Journey to Paris : together with some Secret Transactions
between the Fr — h K — g and an Eng — Gentleman. By the
Sieur du Baudrier. Translated from the French.*' London, 1711.
Printed, f. 172.
34. '* The Duke of M h's [Marlborough] Vindication : in Answer
to a Pamphlet lately published, call'd [Bouchain, or a Dialogue
between the Medley and the Examiner] ;" London, 1711. Printed.
f. 180.
35. Copia di lettera confidente di un Particolare on the sentiments
of the Pope on the apjxjintment of a Cardinal Protector of the
English, f. 188.
36. *' Card. Filippo Antonio [Gualterio] — Anedoti circa la protettoria
Digitized by
ADDITIONAL MSS., 20,8U.
105
d'Inghilterra aooordatagli e poi riteniitagli, ed alotini altri motivi
di mala sodisfazzione " [1711]; in the autograpli of the Cardinal,
f. 189.
37. Anonymons letters to [the Cardinal] on the subject of his appoint-
ment, 1712, f. 206.
38. Memoire contenant les raisons qne le Boy d'Angleterre a de per-
sister dans la nommination qu'il a faite du Cardinal Gnalterio au
Protectorat d'Angleterre, non'obstant les di£Bcnltez qu'on a object6es
contre la dite nommination," f. 210.
39. Notes of books recently published at Edinburgh and London
[1712?], f. 214.
40. Memorandum of Card. Gualterio respecting a necklace of pearls,
the property of the late Queen Mary of Modena ; 2 May, 1712. Ital.
Copy. f. 218.
41. Extract from a letter of the Pretender's Agent at Madrid, 12 March,
1712, relating to D. Filippo Ramo. Fr. f. 220.
42. ** Extrait des nouvelles de Londres, du [17, 24, et] 31 May," f. 222.
43. The Queen's Speech to the Parliament [6 June, 1712]. Ital. f. 224*
44. "Extrait des nouvelles d'Angleterre, 10 Juin, 1712," f. 225.
45. Draft of petition of Card. Gualterio to the "S. Congregatione del
Santo Offitio," at Home, for the ooncession of power to chaplains, eto.,
to give exemption to members of the Pretender's household from
fasting in Lent; 22 July, 1712. Ital f. 227.
46. Petition of Thomas Hutchinson for power to enter a religious
order ; with letter of the Council of the Propaganda ; 4 June, 1712.
Lot. a,ud Ital. f. 229.
47. " Copie du Traitte de suspension d'armes aveo TAngleterre, signe
k Paris, le 9 Aoust, 1712," f. 234.
48. Cardinal Gualterio to the " Assessore del S. Officio," in Borne,
recommending a memorial of the Abb^ Maes on the subject of the
English college at Douay ; 6 Nov. 1712. Ital Copy. f. 236.
49. " Progetto [sopra la Barriera de' Paesi Bassi] communicato agl'
Olandesi da Milord Strafford ;" Dec. 1712, f. 238.
50. Copies of letter of the States- General to Queen Anne, on the Earl
of Strafford'H proposals; 29 Dec. 1712; and of the reply of the
Queen ; 7 Jan. 17|f . Fr. f. 248.
51. Attestation, by Gaston Jean Baptiste Louis [de Noailles], Bishop
of Ch&lons sur Mame, of James, son of the late King James II.,
being alive; 16 Jan. 1713. Lat. Copy, f 252.
52. " Lettre du Duo de Lorraine [Leopold] k la Reyne d'Angleterre,"
relating to the demand for the banishment of the Chevalier of St.
G^rgo from his territories. Fr. Copy. f. 254.
53. Petition of Jean Leyne, Dean of Clisson, in Brittany, to the Pre-
tender, to procure from Rome an extension of leave of absence from
his benefice. Fr. f. 255.
106
ADDITIONAL MSS., 20,3U.
54. Copies of letters relating to the refusal of Dr. Yerdon to give up
the benefice of Drogheda, on his promotion to the see of Ferns ;
V 1714. Fr, f. 256.
55. ** Memoria al Card. Sacripante Protettore del Collegio Scozzese,
sopra I'affare de' Monti assegnati al detto Collegio dalla Maesta della
Beginadlnghilterra" f. 263.
56. Papers relating to a design, on the part of the Pretender, of pro-
posing marriage with one of the Emperor's nieces; July, 1714.
Fr. f. 268.
57. " Extrait d'one lettre de Mr. Naime, Secretaire d'Etat du Eoi
d'Angleterre, ^crite a Mr. le Cardinal Gualterio, le 26 Sept. 1714
respecting a petition of Frere Bemardin Maccarthy, for a dispensa-
tion to take priest's orders under age, f. 273.
58. Memoir on the present opportunity for an enterprise by the Pre-
tender ; and of the state of preparation for a rising of the clans
of Scotland [1715]. In the handwriting of Cardinal Gualterio.
f. 275.
59. Two memoirs of Card. Gualterio, as instructions for M. Marcolini,
for a negotiation of marriage of the Pretender with a niece of the
Emperor; 16 June, 1715, f. 281.
60. Informazione intorno alia persona del Sigr. Abbate Strickland,
Sacerdote Inglese," f. 291.
61. Estratto di lettera da Parigi in data delli 9 Aprile, 1715,"
respecting a scheme for making the Abb^ Strickland a Vicar Apos-
tolic in England, f. 295.
62. " Declaration du Roy d'Angleterre." The manifesto of the Pre
tender declaring his intention to claim the throne ; dat. Commeroy,
25 Oct., 15 Jao. VUI. [1715], f. 297.
63. " Memoire touohant I'histoire ecclesiastique d'Ecosse proposing
to form a calendar of early documents relating to Scottish eocle-
siastical history, f. 801.
64. Part of a memoir of Card. Gualterio, on the opportunity for
an enterprise for the establishment of the Pretender. Ital.
f. 305.
65. ** Copia epistol© Synodi Kilmorensis Johanni O'coigly 9 Nov.
1715; forwarding a petition to the Pope for the appointment of
Dr. Michael Smith as Bishop of the diocese, f. 307.
66. Account of proceedings of the " Congregatione della Propaganda,"
at Eome, relative to appointments of ecclesiastics in Ireland ; 13 and
19 Sept. 1715. Ital. f. 309.
67. Correspondence of Card. Gualterio with M. Giraud, relative to the
sale of fifty-seven " luoghi di monti " belonging to Mary of Modena ;
15-23 Nov. 1715. lUd. f. 313.
68. A letter to [Cai^. Gualterio] communicating news of the enter-
prise in Scotland ; 17 Feb. 1716. Ital f. 324.
ADDITIONAL MSS., 20,8U, 20,812. 107
69. " Raisonsqui ont oblig^ le Roj [the Pretender] & abandonner Perth,
et ensuite k quitter TEcosse [1716], f. 325.
70. " Copie d'une lettre intercept6e adre886e a Milord Stairs, et Bign^
' La Grange ;* " reporting on a project for assassinating the Pre-
tender; Orange, 24 August, 1716, f. 342.
71. *' Copie d'un billet non 8ign6 6crit k Bertrand Tayleur ; de meme
ecriture que la lettre k Milord Stairs," f. 344.
72. Extract of a letter of Francesco Monthione, ** Depoaitario della
Camera," respecting the amount in Boman money to be received
for Spanish coin paid to the account of the Pretender. Ital, f. 346.
73. Memoranda on the union of the dioceses of Eildare and Leighlin,
Ital. f. 350.
74. Letters of news from London; "J^, H Mar. 171f
Fr. ff. 352, 358.
75. Memorandum of an application of the " Padre Arcangelo Groeme,"
Capucin, for leave to come to Rome ; 9 June, 1716. Ital. f. 355.
76. Cardinal Pabrizio Paulucci, Papal Secretary of State, to Card.
Gualterio, referring to the Pretender's rejection of offers of the
crown of England on condition of changing his religion, and con-
veying the Pope's engagement to allow ten thousand scudi yearly
for his support ; Home, 14 Apr. 1716. Ital, Oopy. f. 356.
77. Letter unsigned to [Card. Gualterio], dat. Arezzo, 22 March, 1716,
Ital., enclosing the narration of a vision referring to the restoration
of the Boman Catholic religion in England, seen by a person un-
named in 1635. Lat f. 362.
78. The Vicars Apostolic in Ireland to the ** Congregatione di Propa-
ganda," in Bome, desiring to be consulted in appointments to
Bishoprics; 18 March, 1716. Lat. Copy, f. 364.
79. Besolutioni della Congregatione di Propaganda inviate alia Corte
di S. Germano, li 31 Marzo, 1716 ;" respecting affairs of the church
in Ireland, f. 365.
80. Anonymous letter to [Card. Gualterio], giving a description of the
Pretender's Protestant followers at Avignon ; Lyons, 16 June, 1716.
Fr. f. 369.
81. The Vicars Apostolic of England to the " Congregatione di Pro-
paganda," remonstrating against the Pope's instructions to English
Boman Catholics to submit to the reigning sovereign ; London,
28 Nov. 1716. Lat, Copy. f. 373.
82. James Gordon, Coadjutor of the Vicar Apostolic, in Scotland, and
William Stuart, ** Procuratore della missione di Scozia," to the same,
on the persecutions of the Catholics in Scotland ; 3 Kal. Dec. 1716.
Lat. and Ital. Copies, f. 377.
20,312. Vol. II. 1. Two copies of a report of ... . [Grand Vicar of
the diocese of Soissons] to Mary of Modena, on hb conduct in
108
ADDITIONAL MSS., 20,312.
respect to the oath of fidelity required of Roman Catholic8 in Eng-
land; Rome, 28 Jan. 1717. Fr, f. 1.
2. " Copie de la lettre de M. Stanhope, Secretaire d'Etat, le premier
Feb. V. s. 1716-17 announcing the arrest of the Swedish Envoy
Count Gyllenborg, f. 6.
3. [The Swedish Government] to a foreign Minister, reflecting on the
measure of arrest; 5 Feb. 1717. Fr.- Copy. f. 7.
4. "Extrait d'une lettre escrite par M. L'Eyeque de Waterford
[Richard Pierce], le 21* de Fevrier dernier, de Sens, a Mr. Connell,
Chapelain du Roy;" remonstrating against the appointment of
Dulany of Kilkenny to the See of Ossory, f. 9.
5. Memoire des commissions dont Mr. le Chevalier de St. George
a charg^ Son Excellence D. Carlo Albani, avant son depart pour
Rome;" Pesaro, 9 May, 1717, f. 10.
6. Copy of correspondence between Card. Imperiali [of the Council
of Propaganda in Rome] and Mr. Naime [Secretary to the Pre-
tender] on the subject of the appointment of Kelly to the
Bishopric of Clonfert ; 21-31 July, 1717. Ital. and French, f. 11.
7. Card. Alberoni to Mr. Naime, expressing the dissatisfaction of the
King of Spain at the favour shown by the Pretender to the Count of
Castelblanco ; dat. Pardo, 3 August, 1717. Ital. Copy. f. 16.
8. Copy of correspondence between Alessandro Albani and the Pre-
tender; 7, 10 August, 1717. Fr. and Ital. f. 18.
9. The Count of Castelblanco to Mr. Nairne; Rome, 14 August, 1717.
Fr. f. 20.
10. Card. Francesco Acquaviva to the Pretender; Rome, 14 August,
1717. Fr. ; enclosing a letter of Card, Alberoni to the same ; Pardo,
12 July, 1717. Fr. Copies, f. 23.
11. Thomas de Mobant to the Pretender, informing him of designs
against him; Valence, 18 August, 1717. Fr. Copy. f. 26.
12. Card. Gianantonio da Via to Mr. Naime; Rimini, 2 Sept. 1717.
JFV. Copy. f. 28.
13. J. de Rangoni to the same; Modena, 27 August, 1717. JFV. ;
enclosing a letter of the Duke of M[odena] to the Pretender;
26 August, 1717. Ital. Copies, f. 30.
14. Copies of letters and papers relating to the apprehension of the
Earl of Peterborough for a supposed design to assassinate the Pre-
tender ; 11 Sept.-18 Nov. 1717. Ital. and Fr. ff. 32-96, 1 10-134.
16. ** Lettera della Contessa Roera de Cauaglia a Mr. Naime ; Turino,
30 Ott. 1717 ;" of her receipt of the Pretender's portrait. Fr.
f. 96.
16. Three letters of Annibale Card. Albani to [Card. Gualterio?] ;
Rome, 27 Oct., 13 Nov. 1717. Ital. f. 98.
17. Card. Gualterio to Card. Albani; 1 Nov. 1717. Ital Draft,
f. 106.
ADDITIONAL MSS., 20,318.
109
18. Mr. Naime to D. Carlo Albani, asking, in the Pretender's name,
for his interest with the Pope to obtain preferment for Card.
Salviati ; 8 Nov. 1717. Fr. Copy, f. 108.
19. [The Pretender?] to Card. Gualterio, desiring his interest with
Card, de Noailles to procure preferment for Thomas Innese [Nov.
1717]. Fr, Copy, f. 136.
20. Memorial in favour of Capt. Bernard Maosihy (mc) to Mr. Naime.
Fr. f. 137.
21. Copies of two petitions of Edward Diooonson; Donay, 21 Sept.
and 14 Nov. 1717, Lot. f. 139.
22. Papers relating to the proposed marriage of the Pretender with a
niece of the Emperor ; including the instructions to the Pretender^s
Commissioner, M. Glermain, and his report on the person and cha-
racter of the lady; Noy. 1717-Jan. 1718. Ikd, and Fr. f. 144.
23. [Giuseppe Renato] Card. Imperiali to Mr. Naime, referring to eccle-
siastica] appointments, chiefly in Ireland; Rome, 26 Jan. 1718. lUd,
Copy. f. 176.
24. Copie de lettre [de M. Naime] a M. le Castellan de Ferrare, du
27 Jan. 1718," respecting Mr. Laules, f. 178.
26. [Cardinal Gualterio ?] to the Archbishop of TJrbino, on the subject
of indulgence to be allowed to the Pretender and his Court in observ-
ing Lent ; Rome, 29 Jan. 1718. lUd. Copy, f. 180.
26. " Relazione della venuta in Fano di Sa Maesta Britannica, e diario
della sua dimora," "nel mese di Febraio, 1718," f. 182.
27. Mr. Nairne to Card. Imperiali ; 3 Feb. 1718. Fr. Copy, f, 192.
28. Card. Albani to Card. Gualterio, asking for a letter of recommenda-
tion to Card. Alberoni, 6 Feb. ; with the answer ; 12 Feb. 1718. Ital.
Copies, f. 194.
29. [Card. Gualterio ?] to Card. Albani, pressing the Pretender's request
to the Pope for a loan of money; 13 Feb. 1718. Ital. Copy.
f. 200.
30. Card. Imperiali to the Pretender,, on the same subject ; 16 Feb.
1718. Ital, Copy. f. 202.
31. Card. Albani to Card. Gualterio, on the subject of the Pretender's
marriage; Rome, 18 Feb. 1718. Ital, f. 204.
32. Mr. Naime, in the name of the Pretender, to Card. Imperiali, on
his hopes of obtaining the Pope's assistance; 20 Feb. 1718. Fr,
Copy, f. 207.
33. Letter of news from London ; 7 March, 1718. Ital. f. 209.
34. [Mr. Naime] to Card. Imperiali, upon ecclesiastical appointments ;
17 March 1718. Fr, Copy. f. 212.
36. •* Harangue de Mr. Jaques Shepheard, mis k mort k Tibume, le
17 de Mars, 17||/' f. 214.
36. [Card. Gualterio] to the Pretender, respecting a memoir received
from Card. Acquaviva ; n.d. Ital. Copy. f. 216.
Digitized by
110
ADDITIONAL M8S., 20,312, 20,818.
37. Draft of a memorial by the same on the importance of the Pre-
tender's obtaining a loan from the Pope. Ital, f. 217.
38. Cardinal Albani to the Pretender; 19 March, 1718. Ital. Copy.
f. 223.
39. D. Carlo Albani to Mr. Naime, on the receipt of a portrait of the
Pretender; Home, 23 March, 1718. Fr. Copy. f. 224.
40. Card. Imperiali to the same, respecting ecclesiastical preferments ;
Bome, 23 March, 1718. Ital. With the reply ; Urbino, 27 March.
Fr. Copies, f. 226.
41. Mons. Bianchini to Mr. Naime ; 19 March, 1718 ; with the reply ;
26 March. Ital. and Fr. Copies, f. 228.
42. The Marquis de Grimaldi to Card. Acquaviva, enclosing a letter
from the King of Spain to the Pretender ; Madrid, 31 March, 1718.
Span. Copy. f. 230.
43. The Count of Castelblanco to the Abbe Argelati ; Urbino, Jan.
1718. ^n. f. 232.
44. Card. Gualterio, in the name of the Pretender, to the Pope, on the
subject of his approaching marriage. Ital. Draft, f. 234.
45. ** Copie du discours de M. TAbbS Ingleton en presentant le corps
et le coeur de la Reine k Challiot," f. 237.
46. ** Copie de ma r^ponse [M. Naime] a M** Marliani," f. 239.
47. Mr. Naime to Count Gazola, respecting formalities used by the
Pretender in addressing [the Duke of Parma?] ; 12 June, 1718. Fr.
Copy, f.^ 241.
48. Card. Sacripanti to Mr. Naime, respecting ecclesiastical prefer-
ments; Bome, 8 June, 1718. ItaJ. Copy. f. 242.
49. Memorandum of a petition of Madame Butler, a relative of the
Duke of Ormonde, and Abbess of the Irish Benedictines at Ypres, to
the Pope for relics and indulgences ; forwarded to Card, Gualterio
by Mr. Naime; 9 June, 1718. Fr. f. 244.
50. ** Baggui^lio circa lo state de* Cattolici Inglesi," — ** mandtita
copia a Urbino li 23 Luglio, 1718," f. 245.
51. "Copia d'articolo di lettera della Corte di Francia al S'- Card, de la
Trimoille, et inuiato a Urbino li 9 Luglio, 1718," promising favour
to the Pretender. Fr. f. 251.
52. Card. Imperiali to Mr. Naime, respecting ecclesiastical appoint-
ments ; 27 Aug. 1718. Ital. With the reply ; 1 Sept. 1718. Fr.
Copies, f. 252.
53. Copy of letter of the Pretender to Card. Albani ; with other papers
relating to his approaching marriage with the Princess Clementina
Sobieski, and her arrest; 4 Sept. 1718-13 Jan. 1719. Ital. and Fr.
f. 255.
20,818. Vol. III. 1. " Memoire pour circonstancier les evenements
remarquables qui sont arrivez an sujet do Tevazion de son Altessc
ADDITIONAL MSS., 20,313.
Ill
Hoyalle la Prinoesse Clementine Sobieski, party dlnsprnk le 28*
Avril k deux henres apres minnit. Escrit a Bologna le 9* May,
1719, par Mons". Gaydon, major dn regiment Irlandois de Dillon an
aoconnt of the escape of the Princess Clementina Sobieski, who had
been arrested at Innsbruck, when on her way to meet her betrothed
husband, the Pretender, f. 1.
2. Deciphering of a letter in cipher from to [Card. Gnalterio], on
Lord Cadogan's appointment as Ambassador Plenipotentiary from
England to treat with Holland ; 1718 (?). Fr. f. 39.
3. Card. Gnalterio to the Pretender, respecting statements of M. Dave-
nant on the subject of a project for the assassination of the Pre-
tender ; n.(?. Fr. Draft, f. 40.
4. The same, in the name of the Pretender, to the Duke of Modena,
praying him to use his influence with the Queen of Spain for the
favourable reception of Lord Andrew Drummond, son of the late
Duke of Melfort ; n.d. Fr. Draft, f 42.
5. Draft of instructions from the Pretender to Archbishop Massei,
Papal Nuncio to France, for treating his a&irs at that Court;
[1718 ?]. In the handwriting of Card. Gnalterio. Ztol. f. 43.
6. Card. Gnalterio to [the Duke of Orleans ?], asking for a pension for
the Pretender; nuJ. Itai. Draft, f. 48.
7. [The same?] to the " S"^ Virginia Pinelli Ferrera ;" Rome, 29 April,
1719. Copy. f. 52.
8. Copies of papers relating to the Pretender's marriage with the Prin-
cess Clementina Sobieski; 9-14 May, 1719. itoZ., Fr. and Lat.
f. 64.
9. "Memoria di Mr. Nairne a Sa Saintet^;'* drawn up in the
name of the Pretender, on occasion of his leaving Home ; n.d. Fr.
10. A memorial of the same to Card. Gnalterio, stating measures to be
suggested to the Pope fur raising the funds promised for the Pre-
tender's assistance ; n.d. Fr. f. 78.
11. Copies of papers relating to an order of the Pope restricting
students of the Engli&h College of Douay from finishing their
education in any other seminary ; 16-19 Aug. 1719. Ital. and Lat.
12. Draft of letter of Card. Gnalterio to [Card. Albani?], asking the
assistance of the Pope in obtaining payment of the dowry of Prin-
cess Clementina from a fund in Paris belonging to Prince James
Sobieski ; Roma, 11 Nov. 1719. Ital. f. 94.
13. *^Frater Seraphinus Castilioneus Sacerdos Capucinus" to [Card.
Gnalterio?], praying him to obtain the Pretender's recommenda-
tion for the institution of a service to the honour of S. Peregrinus ;
Bologna, prid. kal. Jan. 1719. Lat. f. 97.
14. [Card. Gnalterio?] to Mr. Nairne, on a request of the Duke
f. 70.
f. 82.
112
ADDITIONAL M8S., 20,818.
of Parma to be addresi^ed as Serene Highness, in the Pretender's
letters to him ; 2lJune [1719?]. ItoZ. Copy. f. 99.
16. Drafts of two letters of the same to [the same ?], pointing out the
risk of drawing attention to the Pretender's proceedings by the
despatch of a special courier to Rome, etc, ; n.d. Ft, f. 105.
16. " Epistola Reverendissimi domini [Johannis ], Episcopi Thes-
piensis, Vicarii Apostolioi in Anglia, ad suum Frocuratorem in
Urbe; Latine reddita. Londini ; 1720," f. 108.
17. James , Bishop of Nicopolis, Vicar Apostolic in Scotland, to
Card. Sacripanti ; Edinburgh, id. Jan. 1720. Lai. Copy. f. 110.
18. Letter unsigned to [Card. Gualterio ?], on the affairs of the
Catholics ^in England, and meeusures pursued by the Abbe Strick-
land; 2 Feb. 1720. Fr. f. 112.
19. Bona Ventura [Giffard] Bishop of Madaura, Vicar Apostolic in
England, to the Pope, asking that Lord Henry Howard might be
appointed his coadjutor ; London, 22 April, 1720. Lat, Copy,
f. 116.
20. Letters relating to a dispute between the English Benedictines
and their Superior, Laurence Fen wick; May-Sept. 1720. Lai.
f. 116.
21. Thomas Eberson [Rector of the English College at Rome?] to
, respecting admissions of scholars ; Rome, 27 Nov. 1720. Lai.
f. 131.
22. Bonaventura [Giffard], Bishop of Madaura, to the Pope, recom-
mending Benjamin Petre for his coadjutor ; London, 5 Dec. 1720.
Lat. Copy. f. 133.
23. Thomas Eberson to , complaining of the conduct of two of
the students of the English College; Rome, 23 March, 1721. Lat.
t. 134.
24. Letter of news from London ; May, 1721. Fr. f. 136.
25. Giacomo Quirici to [Card. Gualterio?]; London, 6 June, 1721.
Ital. f. 140.
26. Extrait de la lettre de Madame la Duchesse de Radziville a la
Reine [the Princess Clementina] du 19 Aoust, 1721," respecting a
suit concerning the marriage of her daughter, f. 142.
27. Notes of petitions to the Papal Court of the Duchess of Radzivill,
the Princess Sobieski, mother of the Princess Clementina, etc, Ital.
f. 143.
28. " Traduction de la lettre Angloise du Rev. Pere [Francis] Plowden
au Roy ; ^crite de Paris le 20 Aoust, 1721," of his impribonment in
England. Fr. f, 146.
29. Letter unsigned, containing information of intrigues of the Abb^
Strickland; 19 Oct. 1721. Ital. f. 149.
30. Jjorenzo Mayes to Card. Gualterio, in favour of a petition of Bishop
Giffard; 28 Nov. 1721. Ital. f. 151.
Digitized by
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113
31. Two petitions on the part of the English Brigittine Nuos in Lisbon
[1722 ?J. Lat. f. 152.
32. Extracts relating to bequests to Enrico Delatil. lUd. f. 156.
33. The Secretary of the College of the l*ropaganda, in Rome, to Card.
Gualterio, on the subject of training missionaries for Wales ; 17 July,
17?2. Ital. f. 157.
34. Mark Forstall to Cardinal Gualterio; Cadiz, 23 Nov. 1722 ; with
petition to the Pretender. ^V. f. 159.
35. James , BiKhop of Nicopolis, and his coadjutor, Vicars Apos-
tolic in Scotland, to [the College of the Propaganda?], on the perbo-
cutioiis of the Catholics; 7 id. Jun. 1723. Lat. Copy, f. 162.
36. " Copia di lettera scritta da Monsignore GiflFord, Vicario Apostolico
nel distretto di Londra, al suo Agente k Eoma, in data del 1 Agosto,
1723;" on the insubordination of the regular clergy, f. 164.
37. Two copies of a letter of G[eorgel \V[itham] to , of his having
sanctioned the admission of Kokeby to the power of absolu-
tion, etc.; ClifFe, 18 Aug. 1723. Lat. f 166.
88. Thomas Eberson [Rector of the English College at Eome] to
[Card. Gualterio], on the conduct of one of the students; Borne,
;il Aug. 1723. Lat f. 170.
39. Creagb, in the name of the Queen [Princess Clementina], to
[the secretary of Card. Gualterio?]; 16 Sept. 1723. Fr. f. 172.
40. Copy of a letter unsigned ; relating to the character of the Abbe
Dioconson; 28 Sept. 1723. Ital. f. 173.
41. George [Witham], Bishop of Marcopolis, Vicar Apostolic in Eng-
land, to [Card. Gualterio ?], respecting a recent tax on Catholics in
England; 25 Nov. 1723. Ital Copy. f. 174.
42. The Abbe [Lawrence] Mayes to Card. Gualterio, recommending
Abb^ Dicconson as coadjutor of Bishop Witham ; 16 Jan. 1724. ItaL
Copy. f. 175.
43. Card, Gualterio to [the Pretender's Secretary?], respecting an
appointment for an interview ; 4 Jan. 1724 ; with the reply, signed
" Tbo. Forster." Ital f. 177.
44. George [\yiiham]. Bishop of Marcopolis, Yicar Apostolic, to [Card.
Gualterio]; 27 Feb. 1724. Lai Signed, f. 178.
45. Copy of Addiess of Bt»naventure [Giflfard], Bishop of Madaura, to
the Pope [Benedict XI II.], on his election ; London, 12 June, 1724.
Lai f. 180.
46. John , Bishop of lliespia, Vicar Apostolic, to [the College of
Cardinals?], respecting the validity of ordinations in England ;
Oxford, 13 July, 1724. Lai Copy. f. 182.
47. Papers relating to a dispute respecting the office of President of
the English Benedictines, viz. : (a) An injunction of ** F. Anselmus
Crathom, Cougregationis Anglicanse Presses Generalis," against the
visitation of the order by William Banester, Provincial of Canter-
MSS.— 185*. I
114
ADDITIONAL MSS., 20,813.
bury ; 17 July, 1724. Lat. f. 184 ; — (6) Address of the same to the
Fathers of the Assembly ; same date. LaU f. 185 ; — (c) Letter of
William Banester, Proyincial, and the Definitores " of the pro-
vince of Canterbury, to Thomas Southcott, (General President of the
English Benedictines ; 22 July, 1724. Signed by William Banester,
Robert Hardcastle, and Gregory Greenwood. Lat. f. 189.
48. Petition of the Provincial and ** Diffinitores " of the Friars Minor
Beoollect of England ito Pope [Innocent XIIL] for a renewal of their
powers ; n.d. Signed by ** Fr. Antonius Parkinson, Provincialis
"Fr. Bemardus Baskerville, Ex-provincialis "Fr. Bemardinus
Smith, ProvinciBB Pater " Fr. Martinus Grimston, Provinciae
Pater;'* " Fr. Bemardinus Clifton, Custos Custodum;" "Fr. Phi-
lippus Sadler, Provinciea Definitor " Fr. Joannes Rookwood,
ProvincisB Diffinitor " Fr. Andreas JoUey, Provincial Definitor
Fr. Thomas Holmes, Provinoise Diffinitor, et Diffinitomm Secre-
tarius " [1721-1 724]. With seal f. 191.
49. Petition of the " Fratres minores Recollecti oonventus Anglo-
Duaoeni '* to the same ; signed by " Fr. Antonius Parkinson,
Minister Provincialis," " Fr. Josephus Pulton, Guardianus ** Fr.
Bemardinus Clifton, Provinciee Custos ;" " Fr. Brano Cantrill S. T.
Lector " Fr. Paulus S. T. Lector " Fr. Petras Gordon Vicarius
" Fr. Antonius Codrington Philosophiae Lector," f. 194.
50. Printed tract, entitled ''Theses Doctrinales de Yirtutibus Theo-
logiois," etc,; "in conventu collegiato S. Bonaventum;" Dnaci,
1716. Enclosed in the preceding paper, f. 196.
61. Draft of proposals relative to the realisation of a sum of 1,073,000
livres belonging to the Pretender, ** plac^ sur Thdtel de ville de
Paris 12 Deo. 1724. Fr, f. 202.^
52. Drafts of two notes of Card. Gualterio, in the Pretender's name,
to the Portuguese Ambassador, on the state of his health ; nJL lUd.
53. Draft of letter of the same to , announcing the birth of a second
son to the Pretender [March, 1725]. Fr. f. 206.
64. Certificate of Peter Joseph [Franken Siers Toi-pef], Bishop of
Antwerp, in favour of the following petition ; 4 Dec. 1724. Signed^
and with seal. Lat. f. 207.
65. Petition of the Mother and Religious of the English Convent of
the rule of St. Theresia of Mount Carmel, in Antwerp, to Pope
Benedict XIII. ; with signatures and seal, Lai. f. 208.
56. George [Witham], Bishop of Marcopolis, Vicar Apostolic, to [Card.
Gualterio?], desiring the appointment of a coadjutor; 20 April,
1725. Signed. Lat. f. 209.
57. Copies of three letters of the same, and of the Abb6 Ingleton, to the
Pretender ; on the same subject ; and on the appointment of a successor
to Bishop Witham ; 20 April, 14 May, and 4 June, 1725. Fr. f. 211.
f. 204.
ADDITIONAL MSS., S0,S13.
115
68. The Abb6 Lawrence Mayes to Card. Gualterio, forwarding a
paper headed Alcnne notizie spettanti alia missione d'Inghilterra
21 August, 1726. Ital. f. 213.
59. ^* Copie de la lettre de Milord Townshend, 6critte au Gomte de
Staremberg ; le 24 Oct. 1726 justifying the English alliance with
France, f. 223.
60. r[abrizio] Card. Paulucci [Papal Secretary of State] to Card.
Oualterio, directing him to prevent the performance of religious
services by the Protestant followers of the Pretender, within his
palace ; 24 Jan. 1726. Ital. Holograph, f. 226.
61. Copy of order for the dismissal of a student from the English
College at Rome ; 15 Jan. 1726, £ 227.
62. Bichard Pierce, Bishop of Waterford, to [Card. Gualterio?], recom-
mending Dr. Robert Fitzmaurice for the Bishopric of Cork ; Sens,
1 May, 1726. Fr. Holograph, f. 228.
63. Copy of a certificate of Irihh Catholic bibbops in favour of the
Capuchin missionaries in Ireland; 'SO March, 1726, with attesta-
tion of the copy by **Fr. Martinianus Fngiensis Provinctalis ;**
" Fr. Antonins M^ria Luc[emensis] Cap[ucinorum] Custos Helv[eti-
corum] " Fr. Nazarius Rhoetus Cap[ucinorum] Custos Helv[eti-
corum];" "Fr. Bonaventura Donnelly Capucinorum Hibemi»
Custos et Prsefectus Apostolicus." Lat. f. 229.
64. Another certificate of the Archbishop of Armagh ; 17 April, 1726 ;
similarly attested, f. 231.
65. Letter of news ; London, 1726. Fr. f. 233.
66. " Fra Serafino da Castiglione, Capuccino," to the Pretender, de-
siring his interest with the Pope to procure his approval of a
special office and mass for St. Pelegrinus, King of Scotland, Pro-
tector of the Apennines; Parma, 21 May, 1726. Ital.; with copies
of the proposed services ; in Latin ; and a chalk drawing of the
Saint prefixed, f. 236.
67. Petition of Father Bonaventura Donnelly, Custos of the Capuchins in
Ireland, to the Pope, for the elevation of his custodia to a province ;
Rome, 30 June, 1726. Lat. f. 262.
68. Authenticated copy of a petition of the clergy of Down and
Connor to the Pope, for the appointment of John Armstrong to
the Bishopric ; 17 Nov. 1726. Lat. f. 263 b.
69. James , Bishop of Nicopolis, Vicar Apostolic in Scotland, and
his coadjutor, John , Bishop of Cyrene, to [the College of the
Propaganda ?], setting forth the persecutions of Catholics in their
province, and recommending the appointment of an additional
Bishop; **ad ostia Speee fluminis," id. August. 1726. Lat. Co})y,
f. 266.
70. Arthur de Magenis to [Card. Gualterio], recommending John
Armstrong for Bishop of Down ; Ilesdin, 14 Feb. 1727. Fr. f. 257.
1 2
r
116
ADDITIONAL MSS., 20,818.
71. "Le Recteur du College des Irlandois " to [Card. Qualterio] ; in
reference to the pursuit of some object for the Pretender at the
Court of Rome; 17 March, 1727. Fr. f. 269.
72. Copy of an order from the Papal government to the Treasurer for
the payment of a pension to the Pretender; 8 April, 1727. JtoZ.
73. Copy of a letter unsigned respecting the Pretender's affairs ; n,d.
Hal f. 262.
74. Petition of Thomas Eberson, Rector of tlie English College in Rome,
to Card. Gualterio, for the presentation of a memorial for his stipend ;
n.d. Ital f. 264.
75. List of persons, adherents of the Pretender, f. 266.
76. " EpitaflBo fatto in Inghelterja al Duca di Marleboroug." Lai,
f. 268.
77. Liste des personnes pour qui le Roy a command^ des copies do
son portrait k Rome," f. 269.
78. Letter unsigned to [Card. Gualterio ?], enclosing a paper from
Card. Alberoni? n.d, Ital f. 270.
79. " Riflessioni sopra le emergenze nate in ordine alia provista della
Protettione d'Inghel terra," f. 272.
80. Report on the question of appointing Card. Marini Papal L^ate
of Urbino, in deference to the Pretender's wishes. Ital, f. 273.
81. Copy of a letter unsigned to [Card. Gualterio?], on a proposed
alliance of Spain with France against the English Government, and
in support of the Pretender. Ital, f. 278.
82. Copy of petition of Jean Henry Rochette, Chevalier de Chateau-
doux, to the Pretender. Fr. f. 279.
83. Petition of " Jeanne Drey t de Feraty, dame Angloise," to Card.
Gualterio. Fr. f. 280.
84. Petition of Capt. Walter Jeffery to the same. Ital. f. 282.
85. Petitions of Henrietta, widow of Captain Browne, Scotchman, to
the same, and to the Pope. Fr. and Ital, f. 284.
86. Petition of Elizabeth, widow of Christopher Aberl6, a Pole, in the
service of Princess Clementina. Fr. f. 288.
87. Draft of petition of M. de Cartigni to the Pretender. Ital.
f. 289.
88. Copy of letter of Card. Gualterio to the Pretender, pointing out the
difficulties in the way of procuring from the Pope an order against
the admission of [the Princess Clementina?] into any convent.
^ Ital. f. 290.
89. Draft of letter of Card. Gualterio to Duke Cesarini, instructing
him to elicit from the Impeiial Ambassador his opinion on the
prospects of the Pretender. Ital. f. 292.
90. Copy of preamble of a patent of peerage gi anted by the Pretender
to Giovanni Battista Gualterio, brother of the Cardinal. Lat.{. 295.
f. 261.
ADDITIONAL MSS., 20,314—20,316.
117
20,314. 1. Nineteen letters of Louis XIV. to Card. Gualterio, with
passport, etc, ; 4 Apr. 1696-8 Jan. 1715. Fr, Holograph or signed;
the latter with countersignature of the Minister Colbert ; with
seals. The first three letters are accompanied by Ikdtan transla-
tions, ff. 1-8, 11-36.
2. Letter of the same to Card. Paulucci ; — Sept. 1706. Fr, Signed ;
and with countersignature of Colbert, f. 9.
3. Eleven letters of Louis XV. to Card. Gualteiio ; 30 Jan. 1716-15
Jan. 1726. Fr, Signed^ and countersigned, and with seals, Fr,
4. Two letters of Marie [daughter of Stanislaus Leczinski, King of
Poland, and wife of Louis XV.] to the same ; 21 March and 29 Deo.
1726. Fr. Signed, and with seals, f. 54.
5. Drafts of letters of Card. Gualterio to Louis XIV. and Louis XV. ;
1708-1726. Fr, and Ital, f. 58.
6. Draft of letter of the same to the Queen of France ; 10 Apr. 1726.
Ital f. 96.
I^aper. Folio.
20,316. 1. Letter of Philip I., Duke of Orleans, to M. Oualterio, Papal
Nuncio ; Paris, 20 Apr. 1700. Fr, Signed, f. 1.
2. Nine letters of Elisabeth Charlotte [daughter of Charles Lewis,
Elector Palatine, and wife of Philip, Duke of Orleans] to the same ;
1 Feb. 1707-25 Nov. 1721. Fr. Signed, f. 4.
3. Sixteen letters of Philip IL, Duke of Orleans, Regent of France,
to the same ; 11 Apr. 1700-5 Oct. 1723. Fr, Signed, One of the
series, dat. 7 Aug. 1721, is a copy. f. 24.
4. Twenty-five letters of Marie Frangoise de Bourbon [natural
daughter of Louis XIV., and wife of the preceding Duke of
Orleans]; 20 May, 1700-29 Sept. 1726. The last is holograph;
the rest are signed, f. 52.
5. Fourteen letters of Louis d'Orleans, Duke of Orleans; 20 April,
1722-24 Dec. 1726. Fr, Holography with the exception of two of
the number, f. 95.
6. Letter of Auguste, Duchesse d'Orleans [daughter of Lewis William,
Margrave of Baden, and wife of Louis, Duke of Orleans]; Palais
Koyal, 23 August, 1725. Fr. Signed, f. 111.
7. Copies of letters of Card. Gualterio to the Regent Duke of Orleans
and his Duchess ; with a few to the succeeding Duke Louis, and
his wife; 31 March, 1715-31 March, 1728. JV. andJtoZ. ff. 112-196.
Paper. Folio.
20,316. 1. Twelve letters of Louis, the Dauphin, son of Louis XIV.,
to Card. Gualterio; 20 April, 1696-31 Jan. 1711. Fr, Signed;
with seals, f. 1,
f. 37.
118
ADDITIONAL M3S., 20,316.
2. Eight lettei-s of Louis [Duke of Burgundy, son of tho preceding]
to the same; 17 Apr. 1700-1 Feb. 1711. Fr. Signed, f. 24.
3. Six letters of M[arie] Adelaide [daughter of Victor Amadeus IF.,
Duke of Savoy, and wife of the preceding Louis, Duke of Bur-
gundy] to the same ; 18 August, 1706-20 April, 1710. Fr, Signed.
f. 33.
4. Eleven letters of Charles [Duke of Berry, son of the Dauphin
Louis] to the same; 11 April, 1700-18 Feb. 1714. Fr, Signed,
and with seals, f. 39.
5. Ten letters of Marie Louise Elisabeth [daughter of Philip IL,
Duke of Orleans, and wife of the preceding Charles, Duke of
BeiTy] to the same; 18 August, 1710-20 Jan. 1719. Fr. Signed,
and with seals, f. 55.
6. Nine letters of Louis Auguste de Bourbon [Duke of Maine, natural
son of Louis XIV.] to the same ; 7 April 1700-14 Jan. 1726. Fr.
Signed, and with seal to one of the number, f. 74,
7. Letter of Louise Benedicte de Bourbon [daughter of Henri Jules,
Prince of Cond6, and wife of the preceding Louis, Duke of Maine] ;
Versailles, 7 April, 1700. Fr. Signed, f. 91.
8. Thirteen letters of Louis Alexandre de Bourbon [Count of Toulouse,
and Admiral of Fmnce, natural son of Louis XIV.] to the same;
12 April, 1700-10 June, 1727. Fr. Signed, f. 93.
9. Copy of passport granted by the Count of Toulouse to Capt.
Jaques Deguigues ; 9 Nov. 1701 ; with papers relating to it. Fr.
and Ital. f. 113.
10. Three letters of [Marie Victoire Sophie de] Noaillea, Comtesse de
Toulouse [daughter of Anne Jules, Mar6chal Due de Noaill«s, and
wife of L. A. de Bourbon, Count of Toulouse], to the same ; 20 Jan.
1726, 30 Jan. 1728. Fr. Signed, f. 116.
11. Copy or translation of letter of Maria Teresa di Borbone [daughter
of Henri Jules, Prince of Cond6, and wife of Frangois Louis, Prince
of Conti] to the same ; Paris, 9 April, 1700. Ital. f. 120.
12. Letter of Anne Louise de Bourbon [daughter of H. J., Prince
of Cond6] to the same ; Paris, 10 April, 1700. Fr. Signed.
f. 121.
13. Letter of Marie Anne de Bourbon [daughter of the Prince of
Conde, afterwards wife of Louis Joseph, Duke of Vendome] to the
same ; Paris, 10 April, 1700. Fr. Signed, f. 123.
14. Seventeen letters of Louis de Bourbon [the great Conde], to
the same ; Chantilly, 16 August, 1682-20 Feb. 1684. Fr. Signed.
f. 125.
15. Letter of Louis de Bourbon [Duke of Bourbon, son of Henri Jules,
Prince of Conde] to the same; Versailles, 18 Apr. 1700. Fr.
Signed, f. 147.
16. Two letters of Henii Jules de Bourbon [Prince of Cond^}tothe
ADDITIONAL MSS., 20,317— 20.319.
119
same; Boncqnenon, 30 June, 1683, and Paris, 4 Jan. 1684. Fr.
Signed, ff. 149, 150.
17. Twenty-nine letters of L[ouis] H[enri] de Bourbon [Duke of
Bourbon, Prince of Conde] to the same; 20 April, 1717-29 Dec.
1726. Fr. Signed, f. J61.
IS. Fiye letters of Charles de Bourbon [Comte de Charolois, son of
Louis, Duke of Bourbon-Cond^] to the same ; Versailles, 12 Jan.,
11 May, 29 Nov. 1723, and without date. Fr. Signed, f. 190.
19. Letter of Louis Armand de Bourbon [Prince of Conti] to the same ;
Paris, 20 April, 1726. Fr. Signed, f. 196.
20. Six letters of [Fran^oise d'Aubign^, Marquise de] Maintenon to
the same; St Cir, 2 Feb., 1712-5 July, 1714. Fr. Holograph. A seal
is affixed to the last of the series, f. 197.
21. Drafts or copies of letters of Card. Gnalterio to the preceding
members of the royal family of France; 1715-1726. Fr. and
Italian, f. 207.
22. Drafts of letters of the same to Madame de Maintenon ; 12 March,
1712-11 Dec. 1714. Fr. f. 260.
P^r. Folio.
20.317. Correspondence of Card. Gualterio with French Ministers of
State; 1700-1727, wz. ;
1. Letters of [Michel de] Chamillart, Controller of Finance, and Minister
of War; with enclosed papers; 4 June, 1701-20 Jan. 1720. Fr.
Signed; with a few holograph, f. 1. Among the enclosures are
letters of [Nicolas] Marechal de Catinat ; Durago, 1 Nov. 1701. Fr.
Signed, f. 24; Picon d'Andrezel; Mantua, 22 Mar. 1705. Fr.
Signed, with autograph marginal notes, f. 104 ; Desgrigny ;
Camp devant Turin, 11 August, 1706. Copy; with pipers relating
to disputes with the Vicar Apostolic in Masserano, Fr. f. 145.
2. Letters of [Isabelle Th^r^se] le Bebours de Chamillart [wife of the
preceding] ; 17 Jan. 1707-20 Jan. 1723. Fr. Partly holograph and
partly signed, f. 204.
3. Letters of [Louis Ph^lypeaux, Comte de] Pontchartrain [Chancellor
of France, etc.] and [his son, Jerome Phelypeaux de] Pontchartrain
[Secretary of State] ; 9 Nov. 1700-10 Jan. 1727. Fr. Signed, and
the last three holograph, f. 222.
4. Drafts of letters of Card. Oualterio to MM. de Pontchartrain; 18
Oct. 1710-18 Feb. 1713. Fr. f. 291.
5. Letters of [Nicolas] Desmaretz [Controller-General of Finance] ;
the first addressed to the Prinoesse de Carpegne, the I'emainder to
Card. Gualterio ; 14 May, 1708-1 Sept. 1713. Fr. Signed. I 295.
Paper. Folio.
20.318, 20,319. Letters of [Jean Baptiste Colbert, Marquis de] Torcy
120 ADDITIONAL MSS., 20,318-20,321.
[French Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs] to Card. Gnalterio ;
19 July, 1700-17 Dec. 1726. Fr. Signed, or holograph. Many in
cipher, with deciphering. Two volumes. Paper. Folio.
20.318. Vol. I. Letters of M. de Torcy ; 19 July, 1700-13 Dec,
1708. Amongst them are the following papers :
1. " Copie de la lettre du Roy [Louis XIV.] au Pape, du 3* Fevrier,
1701,'' f. 9.
2. Copy of letter from Spain ; 30 June, 1701. ItcU, f. 25.
3. Copy of letter of the Marquis de Torcy to the Earl of Middleton
[Secretary of State to the Pretender] ; 13 June, 1704. Fr. f. 112.
4. Copy of a certificate of the Consul of France at Leghorn in favour
of P^i-e Bemardin Clery, of Ireland ; 30 Deo. 1707 ; with the au-
thentication of the copy by de Rosieres, Vice-Cunsul, and Benoit
de Maillot, Seigneur de Mezeray, Consul; 22 Sept. 1714. Fr.
Signed, with seal, I 203.
5. Articles proposed by Card. Gualterio to the Marquis de Torcy,
to be treated of by him at the Court of Rome, and on which he
desires instructions. Ital, ; with the answers of the Marquis in the
margins. Fr. Signed by de Torcy. ff. 209-238.
6. " Article d'une lettre de Monseigneur le Cardinal de la Tr^moille
a Madame la Princesse des Ursina," with a copy of a letter of the
Piincesse -des Ursins to M. de Torcy, in reference to it; 10 Sept.
[1708], f. 295.
20.319. Vol. II. 1. Letters of the same; 24 Jan. 1709-17 Dec. 1726,
f. 1. The official letters cease with the year 1716.
2. Letters of [Catherine, daughter of Simon Arnaud, Marquis de
Pomponne, and wife of the Marquis] do Torcy to Card. Gualterio ;
19 Jan. 1708-13 Jan. 1727. Fr, f. 354.
20.320. Draffs and copies of letters of Card. Gualterio to the Marquis
de Torcy; with memoranda of affairs to be transacted with him,
etc.) 1708-1719. ltd, ; a few in Fr. Chiefly autograph. At f 8
is a long report on the characters of the several members of the
College of Cardinals ; dat. 8 March, 1710 : with papers on the same
subject. Paper. Folio.
20.321. 1. Letters of Card. [Guillaume] Dubois [Archbishop of Cam-
bray, Prime Minister of France] to Card. Gualterio; Versailles,
23, 30 March, 1723. Fr. Signed, f. 1.
2. Drafts of letters of Card. Gualterio to the Abbe [afterwards Car-
dinal] Dubois; 12 Nov. 1718-28 May, 1723. Ital.: a few in Fr.
Chiefly autograph, f. 5. The most interesting of the letters
are:— A report on the prospects of France in a future election
of a Pope, and the combinations which it will be mostly to her
ADDITIONAL MSS., 20,332-30,324.
121
interest to form with foreign Couiia; 6 Aug. 1719. Itdl, ff. 20-
63; — A report on the subject of the appointment of a Kuncio
to France ; [Aug. 1719 ?]. Ital. flf. 60-72 Letter on the subject
of his connection with the Pretender, in relation to his position
towards the Court of France; 26 Sept. 1719. Itai. ff. 87-94;—
Letter on the prospect of the promotion of M. Dubois to the
Cardinalate; 7 May [1720]. Marked "Lettei-a Segreta." Itah
ff. J 62-173.
The following letters are included in the series : — ** Copie d'une
lettre de M. TAbb^ Dubois a M. le Marquis Scotti; de Paris,
le 19 Janvier, 1720 on the possibility of a good understanding
between the Courts of France and Spain. Fr. f. 97 ; — Letter
of James Stuart, the Pretender, to [Card. Gualterio], promising his
interest at Rome in favour of [M. Dubois?]; dat. le jeudy aprcs
midy [Apiil, 1720?]. Fr. Holograph, f. 152.
Paper. Folio.
20.322. 1. Seventeen letters of A[ndr6] H[ercule]de Fleury, Bishop of
Frejus, and Cardinal [Preceptor to Louis XV., and Prime Minister
of France], to Card. Gualterio; 14 March, 1717-20 Aug. 1727.
Fr. Holograph, or signed, f. 1.
2. Drafts of letters of Card. Gualterio to Card. Fleuiy ; 15 Aug. 1725-
2 July, 1727. French; with a few in Ital. ff. 25-224.
Paper. Folio.
20.323. 1. Seven letters of [Charles Jean Baptiste Fleuriau, Comte]
de Morville [French Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs] to
Card. Gualterio; 17 Aug. 1722-18 Feb. 1727. Fr. Signed; two,
at ff. 3, 13, holograph, f. 1.
2. Drafts of letters of Card. Gualterio to the Comte de Morville;
14 Sept. 1723-10 Sept. 1727. Ital. f. 15.
3. Drafts of letters of the same to [Germain Louis de] Chauvelin
[Keeper of the Seals, and Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs] ;
10 Sept. 1727-14 April, 1728. Ital. ff. 166-223.
Paper. Folio.
20.324. 1. Letters of Jean Michel de Pressiat [Banker, Expediter of
Bulls at the Court of Rome] to Card. Gualterio ; Home, 1 June,
1707-6 Dec. 1725 ; with many undated. Ital. and Fr. Holograph, f. 1.
Among them is a copy of a letter from Thomas de Mobant to
M. de Pressiat, foi-warding a packet for the Pretender ; Valencia,
18 Aug. 1717. Fr. f. 95.
2. Letter of Antoine de Pressiat to the same ; Vendredi an soir, .
Fr. f. 154.
3. Drafts of letters of Card. Gualterio to M. de Pressiat ; 9 Aug. 1710
122 ADDITIONAL MSS., 80,32S— 20,327.
-3 Jan. 1712: with a memoir; dat. 6 Jan. 1720. JPr. f. 155. At
f. 167 is an acoount of cbargoH for expedition and signature of bulls
for the grant of the Abbej of St. Bemy in Reims to Card. Gual-
terio. LcU,
Paper. Quarto.
20,325, 20,326. Correspondence of Card. Gualterio with the Chevalier
[Michel Ange] de la Chausse [French Consul at Rome] ; 9 Nov.
1709-26 June, 1723. Fr. Holograph. Two volumes. Card. Gual-
terio*s letters are at the end of Vol. II. Paper. Quarto.
20,327, 20,328. Letters of J[oseph Emmanuel] Cardinal de la Tre-
moille [Auditor of the Rota, and Agent of France at the Court of
Rome] to Card. Gualterio ; 15 Oct. 1706-28 Dec. 1718 : with many
undated. JtoZ. and Fr, Chiefly holograph. Two volumes. Paper.
Quarto.
20,327. Vol. 1. 15 Oct. 1706-24 Dec. 1712. Among the enclosures are— •
1. Petition of Taddeo Schiauina, gentilhuomo di Cesena," to Card.
Gualterio ; n.d. Ital. f. 98.
2. Copie d*une lettre ecrite a Tudela, par un officier de Tarm^e
d'Espagne, le 29 Aoust, 1710," f. 147.
3. Letter in the name ' of Card, de la Tr6moille, signed by
Hugonis; 22 Oct. 1710. Fr, f. 157.
4. Copy of a letter of Louis XIV. to the Pope, approving of the letter
of the assembly of bishops, in reference to the constitution of
the Pope received by them in the year 1705 ; 29 June, 1711. Fr.
5. " Copie d'une lettre de M. TAbb^ Bochart, Tresorier de la S**
Chapelle de Vincennes, a M. TEveque de Clermont, son oncle;"
15 July, 1711 : with form of a letter to be addressed by him to the
King relative to the proceedings of Cardinal de Noailles against
the Bishops of Lu9on and La Rochelle, f. 214.
6. Article de la lettre du Roy k Monseigneur le Cardinal de la
Tremoille, du 6 Juillet, 1711 directing him to use his influence
to procure the appointment of Protector to the English at Rome for
Card. Gualterio. Fr. f. 216.
7. Copy of letter of the Pretender to Card, de la Tremoille, directing
him, as Executor of the late Card. Caprara, to deliver up such
of his papers as relate to his office of Protector of the English at
Rome to Card. Gualterio ; 24 July, 1711. Fr. f. 218.
8. Copy of letter of the same to the Pope, desiring his confirmation of
the nomination of Card. Gualterio as Protector of the English ;
24 July, 1711. Lat. f. 221.
9. Copy of a Papal brief to Louis XIV. in answer to his letter on the
subject of the letter of the Bishops ; 9 Aug. 1711. Lot. f. 226.
f. 210.
ADDITIONAL MSS., 80,828— 20,882- 123
10. Copy of a letter of Mary [of Modena, wife of James II.] to Card,
de la Tremoille, on the stibjeot of the Pope's refusal to appoint
Card. Gualterio Protector of the English; Chaillot, 2 Aug. 1711.
Fr. With other papers, ff. 238, 256, 269, 293.
11. Copies of papers relating to the suspension of Joseph Molines from
the exercise of his several offices ; Sept. 1711, f. 267.
12. Copy of letter of Abb6 Polignac on the subject of a proposed ap-
pointment of the Abb6 Passionei as Nuncio in Spain; 3 Dec.
1712. Fr. f. 331.
20,328. Vol. II. 4 Jan. 1713-28 Dec. 1718. Amongst the enclosures
is a petition of the Abbate Portunato Gisberti, of Todi, to Card.
Gualterio ; with copy of the process against him. Ital. f. 48.
20.829. Drafts and copies of letters of Card. Gualterio to Card, de
la Tremoille; 26 Dec. 1706-3 Dec. 1716. French; a few in Italian.
Included are a few letters in cipher, deciphered, without sig-
nature, addressed to the Card, de la Tremoille; 14 July, 1708-25
Jan. 1709. Fr, and Ital. They have been endorsed by a secretary of
Card. Gualterio, ^^Plusieurs lettres en chiffres et dechiffr^s ano-
nimes. Elles peuvent etre de M. de Cauaillon [Joseph de la Tour
Guyon, Bishop of Cavaillon ?] ou lui auoir et^ Sorites but they
have no resemblance to M. de Cavaillon^s letters, ff. 24-41. Paper.
Quarto.
20.830. 1. Letters of [Melchior] Card, de Polignac [Auditor of the
Beta, 1706-1710, French Plenipotentiary at the conferences at
Gertruydenberg, 1710, and Charge d'affaires at the Court of Rome,
1724] to Card. Gualterio ; dat. 12 Feb. 1707-20 Sept. 1727. French ;
with a few in Italian : many partly in cipher. Holograph or tigned.
Included are several letters written by the Abb6 le Blond, Secretary
of Card. Polignac. f. 1.
2. Drafts and copies of letters of Card. Gualterio to Card. Polignac ;
25 Aug. 1707-17 Nov. 1724. French; with a few in Italian, ff.
327-613.
Paper. Folio.
20,881, 20,882. Correspondence of P[ierre] F[ran9ois'| Lafitau, Jesuit,
Bishop of Sisteron, French Agent at Bome» with Card. Gualterio.
Two volumes. Paper. Quarto.
20.881. Vol. L Letters of the Bishop of Sisteron to Card. Gualterio ;
21 Aug. 1719-1 May, 1721. Fr. Holograph: some in cipher, f. 1.
20.882. Vol. 11. 1. Letters of the same; [1722?1-19 Jan. 1726. Fr.
Holograph. Mostly unsigned, and without dates, f. 1.
Digitized by
124 ADDITIONAL MSS., 20,838-20,840.
2. Drafts of letters of Card. Gualterio to the Bishop of Sisteron ;
30 July, 1720-17 April, 1721. Ital. and French, f. 175.
3. Letters of P^re J[oseph] F[ian9ois] Lafitau to Card. Gualterio;
17 Oct. 1719-11 Oct. 1724. Fr. Holograph, f. 200.
20,888. Lettkrs of [Fran9oi8 de Vintimille] Comte du Luc [French
Ambassador to Switzerland and Vienna] to Card. Gualterio;
Soleure, Vienna, Paris, etc. ; 8 Feb. 1711-18 Sept. 1726. Fr. Signed.
Partly in cipher^ a key to which is prefixed. Paper. Folio.
20,884. Drafts of letters of Card. Gualterio to the Cumte du Luc ;
19 Mar. 1712-13 Mar. 1717. Fr. Paper. Quarto.
20,886. 1.Letti£RS of du Bourg [Charge d'Affaires at the Court
of Vienna] to Card. Gualterio; 28 Nov. 1716-7 Oct. 1719. Fr.
Portions of some of the letters in cipher. Signed, f. 1.
2. Drafts of letters of Card. Gualterio to M. du Bourg ; 10 Apr. 1717-
24 Oct. 1719. Fr. &. 207-224.
Paper. Folio.
20.886. 1. Lffters of [Claude Th^ophile de Besiade] Marquis d'Avaray
[French Ambassador in Switzerland] ; dated partly from Paris, and
principally from Soleure, 25 August, 1715-2 Dec. 1726. Fr. Por-
tions of some of the letters are in cipher. The first letter is holo-
graph ; the rest are signed, f. 1.
2. Drafts of letters from Card. Gualterio to the Marquis d'Avai ay ;
1 Jan. 1718-23 Feb. 1726. Fr. ff. 248-280.
Paper. Folio.
20.887. LLetiers of de la Martini^re [French Charg^ d'Affaires
in Switzerland, in the absence of the Maiquis d'Avaraj] to Card.
Gualterio; Soleure, 26 June, 1715-4 Dec. 1726. Fr. Signed, f. 1.
2. Drafts of letters of Card. Gualterio to M. de la Martiniere ; 21 Sept.
1716-3 June, 1719. Fr. ff. 199-208.
Paper. Folio.
20.888. 20,889. Letters of [Henri Charles Amaud], AhU de Pom-
ponne [French Ambassador at Venice], to Card. Gualterio; dat.
Venice, to the end of 1709, and subsequently at" Paris, Ver-
sailles, etc., 10 Dec. 1706-5 Jan. 1730. Fr. Holograph, or signed.
Many partially in cipher, with decipherings. Two volumes. Paper.
20,840. Drafts of letters of Card. Gualterio to the Abb6 de Pomponne
14 Dec. 1706-5 March, 1727. iV. Paper. Folio.
Folio.
ADDITIONAL MSS., 20.341-20,846. 126
20,341, 20,342. Letters of
de Fremont [French Minister at
Venice] to Card. Gualterio ; Venice, 16 August, 1710-4 March,
1724. JPr. Chiefly ngned, but a few holograph. Two volumes.
Vol. II. contains also drafts of letters from Card. Gualterio to
M. de Fremont; 21 March, 1711-25 May, 1723. Fr. f. 567. Paper.
Folio.
20.343. 1. Letiters of Du Pr^ [French Envoy at the Court of the
Grand Duke of IHiscany] to Card. Gualterio; Florence, 3 Deo.
1706-27 April, 1709. jFV. Chiefly signed, but a few holograph. £ 1.
2. Letters of Le Bailly Lorenzi [son-in-law of M. du Pr6] to the
same ; Florence, 4 May-17 Sept. 1709: written after M. Da Pr6*B
death. Fr. Signed: one, at f. 153, holograph, ff. 143-150, 153-190.
3. Letter of the Abb6 Du Pr^ [son of M. Du Pr6] to the same ;
Florence, 23 May, 1709. Fr. Holograph, f. 151.
Paper. Small Quarto.
20,344-20,346. Corri-ispondence of Card. Gualterio with [Jaques Vin-
cent Languet] Comte de G^ergy [French Envoy Extraordinary to
Florence, Minister Plenipotentiary at Eatisbon, and Ambassador
at Venice] ; 1709-1727. Three volumes. Paper. Folio.
20.344. Vol.. I. Letters of Comte de Gergy, as Envoy at Florence ;
15 Oct. 1709-4 July, 1713. Fr. Holograph or signed.
20.345. Vol. II. Letters of the same, as Envoy at Florence ; 5 Dec.
1713-14 July, 1716; as Plenipotentiary at Eatisbon, 25 August,
1716-6 August, 1720 ; at Paris, etc., 31 March, 1721-8 Sept. 1723 ;
and as Ambassador at Venice, 11 Dec. 1723-30 Dec. 1724. Fr.
Holograph or signed.
Included are three letters written by M. Claville in Count de
Gergy *s tcmporaiy absence from Ratisbon, and in his name, ff. 187-
193. Among the enclosures are the following papers :
1. "Copie de la lettre de M. le Baron de Malkenecht, Ministre et
Secretaire d'Etat de S. A. Electorale de Baviere 6critte k M. le
Comte de Gergy, a Munich, le 1* de Feurier, 1715," f. 156.
2. ** Copie d'une lettre ecritte de Londres le 14 Dec. 1717," respecting
the quarrel between the King and the Prince of Wales, f. 237.
3. Letter of [Anne ?] Countess of Gergy to Card. Gualteiio ; Venice,
25 Dec. 1723. Fr. Holograph, f. 268.
20.346. Voi^ nr. 1. Letters of the same, as Ambassador at Venice;
6 Jan. 1725-13 Dec. 1727. Fr. Two only are holograph, at
ff. 14, 66 ; the rest are signed, f. 1.
Included aie two letters from the Countess of Gergy, the one
126
ApDITIONAL MSS., 20,847—20,360.
dat Venice, 29 Dec. 1725; holograph; the other dat. 21 Dec. 1726.
Signed, ff. 96, 187. Among the enclosures is a paper headed
^'Belatione della solene fontione fatta da B. E. Ambasciatore di
Francia, in occasione del maritaggio di S. M. Cristianissima, li
12 Sept. 1725," f. 71.
2. Letter of the same to Luigi Gualterio ; Venice, 31 Dec. 1729.
Holograph. Fr. f. 217.
3. Copies of letters of Card. Onalterio to Count de Gergy ; 26 August,
1710-8 Mar. 1727. Fr. f. 218.
20.347. Letters of [Claude] de Bully [formerly Secretary to the Comte
de Gergy] to Card. Gualterio; Leghorn and Florence, 1 Apr. 1716-
31 Mar. 1716. Fr, Holograph. At £ 197 is a draft of a letter
from Card. Gualterio to M. de Bully; 4 May, 1715. fV. Paper.
Folio.
20.348. Letters of [Pierre Balthasar de Fougasse], Marquis de la
Bastie, to Card. Gualterio; Avignon, 25 Feb, 1709-5 Dec. 1723;
Paris, etc., 6 June, 1724-6 Aug. 1725, and Florence (where he was
the resident French Minister), 26 August, 1725-21 Nov. 1727. Fr.
Holograph or signed. At f. 48 is a letter from [Louis] Marquis de
Brancas ; Paris, 3 Sept, 1714. Fr. Signed. Included are also, "Me-
moire pour le Chevalier Lily," Lieutenant of Cavalry at Avignon,
f. 448 ; and a draft of a letter of Card. Gualterio to the Marquis de
la Bastie; 3 Sept. 1725. f. 452. Paper. Folio.
20.349. Letters of Clairambault [French Consul at Leghorn]
to Card. Gualteno; Leghorn, 28 June, 1717-9 Oct 1719. Fr. Holo-
graph. At f. 92 is a letter of Joly, written in the name of
M. de Clairambault; 28 Nov. 1718. Fr. Paper. Folio.
20,360. Letters of [Benoit] de Maillet [French Consul-General at
Leghoni] to Card. Gualterio; Leghorn, Marseilles, etc., 30 Aug.
1713-29 Sept. 1726. Fr. Chie^j signed, hut a, few holograph. Among
the enclosures are —
1. Letter of [Joseph Emmanuel] Card, de la Tremoille to M. de
Maillet; dat. Rome, 26 Aug. 1713. Fr. Signed, f. 3.
2. Letter of news from the Camp before Barcelona; 14 Aug. 1714.
Fr. f. 45.
3. Thirteen letters of D*Audiffret to M. de Maillet, reporting
political intelligence; dat. Nancy, 25 Aug. 1714-30 Aug. 1715.
Fr. Signed, flf. 53, 75, 92, 102, 132, 146, 153, 184, 190, 194, 202,
216, 222.
4. "Fait sommaire du proces d*entre les Sieurs de Lisle, Marchands
Fran9ois de la provice de Rouergue, et les Sieurs Maurin et Mulchy
de Marseille," f. 115.
Digitized by
ADDITIONAL MSS., 20,361-20,368.
127
5. de Montreuil, Vioe-ConBul at Alexandria, to M. de MaiUet;
3 May, 1715. Fr. Holograph; with a paper respeoting the removal
of some mummies, f. 167.
6. Pierre Michel to the same; Cairo, 31 March, 1715. Fr. Hoi.
f. 172.
7. J le B^ae, a relative of M. de Maillet, describing the reception
of Queen Mary of Modena and the Pretender by the Duchess of
Lorraine; dat. Nancy, 20 July, 1715. Fr, Holograph, t 198.
8. Sirop loetificatif du Marquis de Montauban," f. 435.
Paper. Folio.
20.351. 1. Letters of d'lberville [French Minister (?) at Genoa]
to Card. Gualterio; 23 Dec. 1706-2 Jan. 1712. Fr. Holograph or
signed. A few, from 9 Oct. 1709, are dated from Paris, f. 1. In-
cluded is a letter of , Baron de Weesenberg, on the subject of
the seizure of the principality of Neufchatel by the King of Prussia:
Arlesheim, near Basle, 13 March, 1708. Fr. f. 92.
2. Drafts and copies of letters of Card. Oualterio to M. d'Iberville ;
8 Feb. 1707-3 May, 1710. Fr. f. 150.
Paper. Folio.
20.352. 1. Letters of d'Anneville [Charg^ d'affaires at Genoa]
to Card. Gualterio ; dat. Rome [1707 ?"|, and Genoa, 30 March, 1709-
13 April, 1715. Fr. Holograph or signed, f. 1. At f. 114 is a copy of
the letter of Card, de Bouillon to Louis XIV., resigning the office
of Grand Almoner and of Prelate-Commander of the Order of
St. Esprit; dat. Arras, 22 May, 1710 ; and at f. 331 is an original
letter of M. le Yasseur, Intendant de la Marine ; dat Toulon, 3 May,
1712. Fr. Holograph.
2. Drafts and copies of letters of Card. Gualterio to M. d'Anneville ;
15 Feb. 1710-4 May, 1715. f. 455.
Paper. Folio.
20.353. 1. Letters of [Theodore de] Chavigny [French Envoy to
Genoa and other parts of Italy, 1720, 1721 ; to Spain, 1722; Han-
over, 1723; London, 1724; and Minister Plenipotentiary at the
Diet of Eatisbon, 1726] to Card. Gualterio; Genoa, etc., 20 April,
1720-4 Dec. 1727. Fr. Chiefly signed, but a few holograph; some
partially in cipher, with decipherings, f. 1.
2. Three letters of the same to [Luigi Gualterio, the Cardinal's
nephew]; Eatisbon, 15 Jan., 13 May, 8 July, 1728. Fr. Holograph.
f. 233.
3. Drafts and copies of letters of Card. Gualterio to M. de Chavigny ;
2 Nov. 1720-9 Mar. 1727. Fr. f. 237.
Paper. Folio.
128
ADDITIONAL MSS., 20,354, 20,865.
20,354. 1. Letters of Le Maire [French Consul at Cairo] to Card.
Gualterio, respecting his researches for mummies; Cairo, 3 July,
1715-31 Aug. 1716 ; and Alessandria, 22 Oct. 1718. Fr. Signed, f. 1.
2. Letters of [Koland Puchot] Marquis des Alleurs [French minister
at Constantinople] to Card. Gualterio ; dat. Constantinople, 3 March,
1711-15 May. 1715, and Paris, 20 Jan. 1718-14 Jan. 1725. Fr.
Two, at ff. 84, 85, are holograph, the rest are signed, f. 1 4.
3. Letters of [Jean Louis] d'Usson, Marquis de Bonnao [French Am-
bassador to the Porte], to the same, containing information on the
religious disturbances in Syria; dat. Paris, 16 Jan. and 23 May,
1716 ; Adrianople, 6 March and 24 April, 1717 ; and Constantinople,
25 Dec. 1717-15 July, 1724. Fr. Signed, f. 94.
Amongst the enclosures are the following: — " Extrait d'une lettre
^critte par le Sieur Ferrand, Medecin du Kaiu des Tartares de
Bachseray, le 30 Dec. 1718," f. 108 ; — " Copie d*une lettre du Sieur
Kebutfat ^ M. le Marquis de Bonnac ; a Chamake, le 26 Aoust, 1719,"
f. 126;— "Copie d'une lettre de Kunahi Ahmed Effendi, Cadi de
Damas, ecrite de Jerusalem h M. le Marquis de Bonnac; receue
le 17 Auril, 1720," f. 136 ;— " Copie de la lettre de M. le Marquis de
Bonnac a M. le Cardinal Saoripante, le 4* Aoust, 1720,*' on the want
of French clergy at Constant inople and the right of exemption of the
French parish of Smyrna from the vi>itation of the Vicar Apostolic,
4. Five letters of [Picon] d'Andrezel to Card. Gualterio ; l\inis,
25 May, 1724; and Constantinople, 30 March, 20 Nov., and 21 Dec.
1725 ; and 3 Sept. 1726. Fr. Signed, f, 181.
5. Draft of letter of Card. Gualterio to M. lo Maire; 10 Dec. 1718.
Fr. f.l91.
6. Drafts of letters of the same to the Marquis des Alleurs; 10 June,
1711-13 July, 1715. Fr. f. 195.
7. Drafts of letters of the same to the Marquis de Bonnac ; 27 May,
1718-2 Oct. 1727. Fr. ; with four letters of the Secretary of the
Propaganda at Kome to Card. Gualterio, in reference to communica-
tions received fi-om the Marquis de Bonnac ; 2 March, 1720-18 July,
1722. Ital. f. 209.
Paper. Folio.
20,865. Letters of [Emmanuel Th^odose de la Tour] Cardinal de Bouil-
lon to Card. Gualterio; Rome, etc., 4 Jan. 1700-28 May, 1708. Fr., with
one in Itcd. Chiefly signed, but a few holograph, f. 1. Interspersed are —
1. Notes of conversations of Card. d'Estr^es, extracts of letters,
relating to Card, de Bouillon. Fr. f. 9.
2. " Copi^ du billet escrit par M. le Card, de Bouillon ^ M. le Card.
d'Estr^es," 13 Dec. 1700, f 24.
3. Copy of a letter of Card, de Bouillon to the Pope, demanding per-
mission to leave Komo; 16 Feb. 1701. Fr. f. 34.
f. 139.
ADDITIONAL MSS., 20,866, 20.867.
129
4. Cop7 of letter of the same to Louis XIV., reporting his approaching
departure from Rome ; dat. Rome, 19 Feb. 1701. Fr., with original
ngnature, f. 41.
5. " Memoire de la conduitte que Monsieur le Cardinal de Bouillon a
tenu an Chapitre G^n^ral de Cluny do la presente annee 1701, an
mois d'Auril," f. 45.
6. Letter of "Frater Joannes Mouraillon," in the name of the monks
of the order of Cluny, of the stricter observance, in France, to the
Pope, complaining of Cardinal de Bouillon; Paris, St. Martin aux
Champs, 4 April, 1701. Lot. f. 49.
7. Letter of Antonio Vaillant (?) to [Card. Gnalterio], forwarding a
letter to Card, de Bouillon, informing him of the restitution of his
property ; Paris, 6 June, 1701. ItaL f. 54.
8. ** Copie de la lettre de M. le Cardinal de Bouillon k M. le Cardinal
d'Etr^es," excusing his stay in Rome ; 1 Jan. 1702, f. 66.
9. "Copie d'une lettre de M. le Cardinal de Bouillon k M. I'Abb^
Sardini," justifying himself from accusations of disobedience to the
King; auny, 3 June, 1714, f. 61.
10. Copy of letter of M. Gualterio to Card, de Bouillon; 3 Jan, 1701.
Ital f. 92.
. Paper. Folio.
20,366. 1. Letters of Card. Toussaint de Forbin do Janson [French
Minister at the Court of Rome] to Card. Gualterio ; Rome, 10 May,
1701-17 May, 1706; Paris, eU., 18 August, 1706-13 Feb. 1713.
French, with a few in Italian, Partly in cipher, with decipherings,
and a key to the cipher. Signed, f. 1.
2. Extracts of letters of Card. Jandon and others, relating to the (^ase
of the flEunily of Monier, exiled from Avignon by the Vice-Leg*ite
Gualterio. Ital and Fr. f. 113.
3. Sixteen letters of Jacques de Forbin de Janson, Archbishop of
Aries, to Card. Gualterio; Paris, 4 May, 1711 ; Ailes, 21 Mar. 1712-
15 Jan. 1726. Fr. Holograph, f. 118.
4. "Bulle de N. S. P. le Pape Clement XI. addressee a Monseigneur
rArchev^que d* Aries. Portant concession d'uue Indulgence pleniere
aux Pestifer^s et aux Fideles de Tun et de Tautie sexe, qni dans
la ville d'Arles et le reste du diocese so devoueront a leur service,
. . . . ; traduite du Latin en Fran9ois;" 18 Jan. 1721 ; with the
** mandemcnt " of the Archbishop in reference to it ; 7 Mar. 1721.
Fr. Frintek. f. 142.
Paper. Folio.
20,357. 1. Letters of [Victor Marie] Due d'Estr^es, Marquis de
Coeuvres, Marechal de France, and Vice-Admiral, to Card. Gual-
Mss.— 1854. ^
130
ADDITIONAL MSS., 20,368—20,864.
torio; Naples and Totilon, 29 May, 1702-5 Oct. 1706; Versailles,
Paris, etc., 10 June, 1707-20 May, 1721. Fr, Chiefly holograph, f. 1.
2. Letter of [Lucie Felicite] de Noailles, Marechale d'Estrfos [daughter
of Anne Jules, Due de Noailles, and wife of the Due d'Estr^], to
the same ; n.d. Fr, Holograph, f. 183.
3. Drafts of letters of Card. Gualterio to the Mar6chal de Coeuvr^s ;
31 May, 1703-22 July, 1721. Fr. f. 184.
Paper. Folio.
20,858. 1. Letfers of [C^sar] Card. d'Estr6es to Card. Gualterio ;
Venice, 3 August, 1701-30 Sept. 1702; Madrid, 23 Jan. 1703-
14 Sept. 1703; Bayonne, Paris, etc., 3 Nov. 1703-10 Dec. 1714.
Fr., with a few in Italian, Chiefly holograph, f. 1. At f. 191
is a postscript by [Lucie F61icite de Noailles] Duchesse d'Esti^es
to a letter of the Card. dEstrees, her uncle; Paris, 11 Aug. 1710.
Ital.
2. Copies of letters of Card. Gualterio to Card. d'Estr^s; 13 Jan.
1702-2 July, 1712. Ital. f. 408.
Paper. Quarto.
20,859-20,361. Letters of the Abb6 Jean d'Eatrees [nephew of
Card. d'Estrees, and French Ambassador in Spain] to Card.
Gualterio; Madrid, Paris, etc., 21 Jan. 1703-28 Feb. 1718. Fr.
Partly holograph, but mostly in cipher. Three volumes. At. f. 229,
Vol. 1., is a copy of a letter from the Eogent-Duke of Orleans to
M. Ravechet, Syndic of the Sorbonne, prohibiting the printing of
any obsei-vations on the subject of the Constitution [** Unigenitus "] ;
7 Jan. 1716. Fr. Paper. Quarto.
20,362, 20,868. Draffs and copies of letters of Card. Gualterio to the
Abbe d'Estrecs; 10 Dec. 1702-22 March, 1718. Italian and French.
Chiefly in a secretary's hand, with corrections by the Cardinal ; but
a few holograph. Two volumes. Paper. Quarto.
20,864. 1. Letters of [Anne Jules], Mar^chal Due de Noailles, to
Monsigr. Gualterio; Marly and Versailles, 9 Nov. 1703-5 April,
1705. Fr, Holograph, f. 1.
2. Letters of [Marie Fran9oise, daughter of Ambroise, Due de Bour-
nonville, and wife of the preceding], to the same ; Paris, Versailles,
etc, 31 Jan. 1704-25 Nov. 1726. Fr. Holograph, f. 8.
3. Letters of [Adrien Maurice] Due de Noailles to the same ; Colli-
oure, Figuera, Gerona, Saragossa, 18 Jan. 1706-19 July, 1711, and
Versailles, Paris, St. Germain en Laye, etc, 15 Jan. 1714-5 Feb.
1724. Fr. Signed, f. 124.
4. Letters of [Fran9 >ise Charlotte, daughter of Charles, Comte d'Au-
ADDITIONAL MSS., 20,866-20,871. 131
bigne, and wife of the preceding], to the same ; PariB, etc., 1 Feb.
1713-24 Jan. 1724. Fr. Holograph, f. 175.
5. Drafts of letters of Card. Gnalterio to the Due de Noailles ; 30 Oct.
1707- 6 Sept 1711. Fr. f. 184.
Paper. Folio.
20,865, 20,866. LirrTERS of [Michel] Amelot [afterwards Marquis de
Goumay] to Card. Gualterio ; dated from Madrid, 22 Sept, 1 705-
7 March, 1709, while he was French Ambassador in Spain ; from
Borne, 2 March-dl July, 1715 ; and from Paris, Issy, Versailles, etc.,
30 Sept. 1715-8 May, 1724. Fr. Partly holograph. Two volumes.
Many of the letters in Vol. I. contain portions in cipher^ with de-
cipherings, and are unsigned. At f. 104 of Vol. II. is an unsigned
letter to Card. Gualterio, dat. Paris, 24 March, 1721, forwarded
by M. Amelot ; and at f. 308 are drafts of a few letters of Card.
Gualterio to M. Amelot, 24 Deo. 1715-8 Mai\ [1716 ?]. Fr. Paper.
Quarto.
20.367. Letters of [Henri Thiard], Card, de Bissy, Bishop of Meaux,
to Card. Gualterio; Meaux, Paris, etc.^ 11 July, 1706-1 Dec. 1726.
French and Italian. Signed. At f. 38 is a copy of the ^'Lettre
Circulaire" of Card, de Bissy, on the subject of proceedings
relative to the Bull " Unigenitus;" dat. Paris — July, 1717. Paper.
Folio.
20.368. 1. Letters of [Fran9ois] de Calli^res, Cabinet Secretary of the
King, to Card. Gualterio; Paris, 1 Aug. 1706-13 April, 1716. Fr.
Holograph or signed, f. 1.
2. Drafts of letters of Card. Gualterio to M. de Calli^res; 8 Feb. 1707-
11 Feb. 1718. Fr. f. 107.
Paper. Quarto.
20,869, 20,870. Letters of [Joseph] de la Tour Guion, Bishop of
Cavaillon [afterwards Archbishop of Avignon], to Cai-d. Gualterio ;
Bome, 5 Jan, 1707-4 Dec. 1725. Fr. Holograph, Partly in cipher,
with decipherings. IVo volumes. At f. 260, Vol. IT., are drafts
of letters of Card. Gualterio to the Bishop of Cavaillon ; 17 May,
1708- 22 July, 1719. Fr. Paper. Folio.
20,871-20,880. Letteks of Alessandro Abbate Tamisier, to Card.
Gualterio, on political and personal matters ; Bavenna, Paris, etc.,
23 June, 1706-30 Aug. 1728.. Fr. and Ital. Holograph, or in a
secretary's hand. Some in cipher, with decipherings. Ten volumes.
Paper. Folio.
20,871. Vol. I. Letters of Abbate Tamisier to Card. Gualterio ; dat.
K 2
132
ADDITIONAL MSS., 20,872—20,876.
Avignon, 23 June, 1706 ; Eavenna, 6 Nov.-28 Dec. 1707 ; Imola,
17 Ang.-S Oct. 1708; Forli, Florence, etc., 4 Nov. 1708-23 Nov.
1709; Paris, Versailles, etc, 27 Nov. 1709-28 June, 1711. Among
the enclosures are original letters from —
1. C Dumas; Avignon, 25 June, 1706. Fr. f. 2.
2. J Tamisier, uncle of the Abbate Alessandro ; Rome, 29 Oct.
1707. Fr. f. 108.
3. Abb^ Leblond [Secretary of Cai d. Polignac] ; Versailles, 11 Feb.
1710. Fr, f. 244
4. The Marquis de Torcy; Versailles, 21 April, 1710. Fr. f. 333.
5. Pecquet [of the French Foreign Office, under M. de Torcy] ;
21 April, 23 Oct., 1710. Fr. ff. 334, 417.
6. La Chapelle, in the name of the Comte de Pontchartrain ; Ver-
sailles, 17 Sept. 17 la Fr. f. 394.
7. Dorzon [Secretary to Cardinal de Noailles] ; 25 March, 1711.
Fr. f. 510.
20,872. Vol. II. Letters of the same; dat. Paris, etc., 6 July, 1711-
25 June, 1714. Among the enclosures are original letters from —
1. Dorzon [Secretary to Card, de Noailles] ; Conflans, 2 June, 1711,
7 May, 1714. Fr. ff. 62, 65, 382.
2. The Comte de Mouroux; Hesdin, 15 May, 1712. Fr. Signed, f. 161.
3. Pecquet; Versailles, 25 May, 1714. Fr. f. 400.
4. [Francois de VintimilleJ Comte du Luc; Baden, 1 June, 1714. Fr.
Signed, f. 421.
20.373. Vol. III. Letters of the same; dat. Paris, etc., 2 July, 1714-
30 Dec. 1715. Among the enclosures are original letters from —
1. M. Pecquet; Marly, 29 July, 1714, 30 June, 3 July, 1715. Fr.
ff. 36, 232, 238.
2. Count Molza; 26 April, 1715. Ital f. 211.
3. Claude Gasse, French publisher; n.d. Fr. f. 310.
20.374. Vol. IV. Letters of the same ; dat. Paris, 6 Jan.-28 Dec.
1716. An original letter of Landais, without date, Fr., occuis
at f. 59 ; and at f. 69 is a paper of news of the failure of the Pre-
tender's expedition in Scotland, received through Pdre Gambarini
[Feb. 1716]. Fr.
20.375. Vol. V. Letters of the same ; dat. Paris, 3 Jan. 1717-27 June,
1718. Among the enclosures are original letters from —
1. The Marquis de la Bastie ; 28 Jan. 1717. Fr. Signed, f. 28.
2. The Abb^ [Jean] d'Estrees ; 31 May, [1717]. Fr. Holograph, f. 167.
3. The Countef?s Molza ; Chaillot, 20 Aug. 1717. ItaL Holograph, f. 224.
X
Digitized by
ADDITIONAL MSS., 20.878-20,880.
133
20,376. Vol. VI. Letters of the same; dat. Paris, 4 July, 1718-
24 June, 1 720. Among the enclosures are —
1. Copy of the address of the Deputation of the Parliament of Paris to
the King, asking the liberation of three Membei s anested by his
orders ; with the King's answer ; 29 Aug. 1718. Fr, f. 48.
2. ** Copie do la lettre ^crite par Monseigneur le Kegent k les
Premiers Pr^idents et Procureurs Gen6raux des Parlements et
Conseils Superieurs d'Alsaee ec de Eoussillon, du 25* Octobre,
1718," f. 112.
3. " Lettre de Monseigneur le Eegent anx Eveques ; le 25 Oct. 1718,"
f. 116.
4. Copy of an agreement for the surrender by the Abbess of Avenay
of certain rights in lands in Chaigny and Tilly to the Abbat of
S. Remi of Reims; 20 March, 1719. Fr. f. 164.
5. Memoranda relating to the priory of Rethel, as a member of the
abbey of S. Remi of Reims. jFV. f. 312.
20.877. Vol. VIL Letters of the same ; dat. Paris, 1 July, 1720-29 Dec.
1721. At f. 197 is a report of discussions of the King's Council on
the subject of the affairs of the East India Company; 24 Jan. 1721.
20.878. Vol, VllL Letters of the same; dat. Paris, 5 Jan. 1722-
27 Dec. 1723. At f. 130 is an original letter of Chevallier
[father of the Abb6 Chevallier]; 18 Jan. 1722. Fr, ; and at f. 394
a copy of letters of naturalisation of Jacques and Louis Gualterio ;
— Nov. 1723. Fr.
20,379. Vol. IX. Letters of the same; dat. Paris, 3 Jan. 1724-31 Deo.
1725. Among the enclosures are —
1. Copy of petition of Card. Gualterio to Louis XV. for the exercise
of his influence with the King of Spain to obtain for Jean Baptiste
Gualterio, Duke of Cumia, a ducal fief in Spain, in place of that of
Cumia, seized by the Imperialists ; n.d, f. 35.
2. Original letter of Du Theil ; Versailles, 10 Aug. 1725. Fr,
3. Original letter of Bemage [Secretary of the Comte de Mor-
ville(?)]; Fontainebleau, 20 Oct. 1725. Fr. f. 363.
4. Copy of "Lettre de TAssembl^e G^nerale du Clerg6 au Roy;"
27 Oct. 1725. Fr. f. 381.
20,380. Vol. X. 1. Letters of the same; dat. Paris, 7 Jan. 1726-
30 Aug. 1728, f. 1. Among the enclosures is a paper headed,
"Discours du Roy k Son Conseil," on assuming the government
[June, 1726], f. 84.
2. Letters of J. Tamisier, brother of the Abbe Tamisier, to Card. Gual-
terio; dat. Constantinople, 28 Oct. 1715, and Avignon, c/c, — Sept.
1718-19 Dec. 1725. Fr. The first is a copy. f. 437.
f. 328.
134
ADDITIONAL MSS., 20,881—20,388.
3. Letter of Tamisier "Substitut au Farlement d'Aix;" 19 Dea
1724. Fr. Holograph. I 451.
20,381-20,385. Copies of letters of Card. Gualterio to the AbM
Alessandro Tamisier; 30 Sept. 1709-7 April, 1728. Ital A few
only are in the handwriting of Card. Gualterio. Five volumes.
Paper. Quai-to.
20,386, 20,387. Corbespondencb ot Card. Gualterio with Jean Joseph
Carichon, Advocate, of Avignon [apparently an agent of the Car-
dinal at Kome]; 1706-1719. Two volumes. Paper. Quarto.
20.386. Vol. T. Letters of M. Carichon; Rome, 6 July, 1706-27 Dec.
1710. Fr, Chiefly holograph, but a few signed. Many partly in
cipher with decipherings. Included are — original letters to J. J. Cari-
chon from Carichon, his brother ; Toulon, 29 May, 1707, and
Lisle, 7 Dec. 1707. Fr. ff. 54, 106;— Copy of a petition of M. Cari-
chon to the Pope, for reward for services at Avignon [July, 1709].
Ital, f. 198; — and Petition of Piero Caiacciolo, M.D., of Naples, to
the Magistrates of Orvieto. Ital. f. 296.
20.387. Vol. II. 1. Letters of the same; Rome, 3 Jan. 1711-11 June,
1712; Avignon, 19 Oct. 1712-22 Dec. 1717; Rome, 15 June, 1718;
Avignon, 26 Dec. 1718-15 Feb. 1719. Fr, Holograph, Partly in
cipher, with decipherings, f. 1. At f. 12 is a petition of Barto-
lomeo Salveni to Card. Gualterio, as Bishop of Todi. Ital. ; and at
f. 172 is an original letter of Madame Pourcelets de Guinson
to M. Carichon ; Avignon, 21 Jan. Fr. Many letters at the end are
undated.
2. Drafts of letters of Card. Gualterio to M. Carichon ; 26 May, 1707-
9 Feb. 1715. Fr, f. 177. At f. 216 b is the copy of a letter of
Card. Gualterio to the Duke of Berwick; 25 Oct. 1710. Fr. At
f. 220 is an original letter of the Abbate Francesco Angelo Casarotti;
dat. Rome, 15 Nov. 1710. Ital, ; and at f. 304 is a petition of Captain
John Dove, an Englishman, to Card. Gualterio. lUd.
20.388. 1. Letters of Lieut.-General [Jacques] Julien to Card. Gual-
terio ; dat. Puy en Velay and Bourg St. And^ol, 16 March, 1707-19
Jan. 1708; Orange, Paris, Avignon, etc,, 28 July, 1708-9 Sept. 1711.
Fr. Chiefly holograph, f. 1. Among the enclosures are copies
of letters of— M. de Chamillart, Secretary of State ; 19 Oct. and
19 Nov. 1707, f. 11 ;— [Louis Auguste] Due du Maine [natural son
of Louis XIV.] ; 24 Nov. and 4 Deo. 1707, f. 12 ;— [Fran9oi8 d*Aix]
Pdre de la Chaise ; 17 Oct. 1708, f. 48 ; — and of correspondence of
M. Julien with the Papal Nuncio in France, respecting his rank on
taking service in the Pope's army, f. 49.
2. Three letters of Julien [brother of the preceding] to the same,
ADDITIONAL MSS., 20.389—20,892. 135
dat Orange, 20 AprU, 5 Sept 1712, 26 Nov. 1713. Fr, Holograph.
f. 106.
3. Drafts of letters of Card. Gualterio to M. de Julien; 20 Juue-
28 Sept. 1711. Fr. f. 112.
Paper. Quarto.
20,889. Letters of [Fran9ois] de Camps, Abbe de Signy, to Card. Gual-
terio; Paris, 14 Feb. 1717-26 July, 1723. Fr. Si^. Paper. Folio.
20.390. 1. Letters of [.Joseph AntoineJ Crozat [Agent for the Duke
of Orleans?] to Card. Gualterio, relating principally to negotiations
for the purchase of the collection of paintings, e<c., of Qneen Chris-
tina of Sweden from the family of Odescalchi, and of a painting by
Correggio in the church of the Abbey of S. Antonio of Parma, for
the Duke of Orleans ; Paris, 5 Aug. 1715-28 March, 1722. Fr.
Holograph, f. 1.
2. Drafts of letters of Card. Gualterio to M. Crozat; 4 May, 1715-
1 Sept. 1722, f. 104. Fr. With enclosures of copies of letters of
Card, and Duke Odescalchi, etc. : in Italian. At f. 166 is an origi-
nal letter of Pietro Giraud to the Cavalier Lucci [Secretary to
Card. Gualterio]; 8 May, 1717. Ital.
3. Original contract between Card. Gualterio, on the part of the Duke
of Orleans, and Baldasare Odescalco, Duke of Bracciano, for the
sale of the pictures of Christina, late Queen uf Sweden, with inven-
tory; Eome, 14 Jan. 1721. Ital, Sealed and signed by both parties,
f. 225.
Paper. Quarto.
20.391. Letters of [Comte] de Lannoy to Card. Gualterio;
Valencia, 19 Feb. 1716-3 Aug. 1718 ; Reggio, Tivoli, Rome, etc.,
5 March, 1719-21 May, 1722; Madrid, 12 July-lS Aug. 1722;
Lisbon, 15 Sept.-l Dec. 1722, Fr. Holograph. Paper. Fulio.
20.392. 1. Letters of Jonqueretes, of Avignon, to Card. Gual-
terio; Avignon, 7 Deo. 1707-12 Feb. 1710. Fr. Holograph, f. 3.
2. Letters of Jonqueretes, son of the preceding, to the same ;
Avignon, 29 March, 1707-18 Nov. 1727. Holograph. Fr. ff. 1,17-50.
8. Letters of the Comtesse de Berton Crillon [Th^r^se de Fauris
de St. Clement, wife of Dominique Laurent de Balbe Berton, Comte
de Crillon (?)] partly to Card. Gualterio, and partly to a lady, under
cover to the Cardinal ; Avignon, 17 Feb. 1716-11 Dec. 1728. Fr.
The letters addressed to Card. Gualterio are autograph ; those to the
lady are in a secretaryjs hand. A few only have the writer's
signature, f. 51.
Paper. Quarto.
136
ADDITIONAL MSS., 20,893—20,400.
20.893. 1. Letter of Card. A[rmand Gaston] de Eohan to Card.
Gualterio; Paris, 11 Dec. 1719. Ital. Signed, f. 1.
2. Drafts and copies of letters of Card. Gualteno to Card, de Boban ;
5 July, 1718-21 April, 1728. Ital f. 2.
3. Twenty- two letters of [Armand Jules] Abbe de Hoban, Arcbbisbop
of lieim«, to Card. Gualterio; Paris, Reims, etc.; 1 Feb. 1722-
15 Jan. 1726. Fr. Holograph, or signed, f. 36.
4. Seven letters of P[ieiTe Guerin de Tencin], Arcbbisbop of Embnm,
to the same ; Paris and Embrun, 14 Jan. 1726-14 Dec. 1727. Tbe
first in Italian ; tbe rest in French. Two signed ; tbe otbers holo-
graph, f. 68.
5. Hegister of letters of Card. Gualterio to tbe Arcbbisbop of Embrun ;
19 Dec. 1726-6 Aug. 1727. Ital. f. 78.
Paper. Quarto.
20.894. 1. Letters of L[ouisJ A[ntoine] de Noailles, Cardinal
Arcbbisbop of Paris, to Card. Gualterio : Paris and Conflans,
10 April, 1713-8 Feb. 1728. French, with a few in Italian. Chiefly
holograph, f. 1.
2. Copies of letters of Card. Gualterio to Card, de Noailles; 11 April,
1713-24 Jan. 1722. Ital. and Fr. f. 122.
Paper. Folio.
20,396. 1. Letters of [Jean Bapfiste Henri du Trousset] de Valincour
to Card. Gualterio; Paris, St. Cloud, e/c, 30 Sept. 1714-13 Dec.
1727. Fr. Holograph, f. 1.
2. Drafts of two letters of Card. Gualterio to M. de Valincour ; 8 Jan.,
26 March, 1727. Fr. f. 324 b.
Paper. Folio.
20,896. Letters of J[ean] F[ran9oi8] Foucquet, Jesuit, titular Bishop
of Eleutheropolis, to Card. Gualterio ; Rome, 8 Feb. 1723-15 April,
1727. Fr, Holograph. Paper. Quarto.
20,897-20,400. Correspondence of Card. Gualterio with various
natives of France; 1698-1727; in chronological order. Four
volumes. Paper. Folio. The names of the writers of letters to
Card. Gualterio are —
[Antoino] d'Aboyllle; Fribourg, etc.^ [Ennemond Alemans de Montmartin]
1713-1726. Vol. II. ff. 281, 235; III. | Bishop of Grenoble; 29 Oct. 1712, 11
34, 412; IV. 180, 182, 232, 237, 301, | May, 1716; VoL II. 121 ; IIL 56.
361, 369. Amelot de Chaillou; 13 Jan. 1716,
Albanelly, "Vicaire de Nice;*' 26 7 Mar. 1717. Vol. lU. ff. 12, 107.
June, 1717. Vol. III. f. 144. ' [Jacqilfes Louis d'Ancezune - Cadart]
Le Marquis d'Alencourt; 10 May, 1719. Duo de Caderousse; 1722. Vol. IV. ff.
Vol. III. f. 285. . 18.26.
ADDITIONAL MSS., 20,397—20,400.
137
B Anselme; AvigDOD, 1723. Vol.
IV. ff. 66, 95, 108.
Antibon, Ghonoine; Sisteron, 18
Apr. 1720. Vol. III. f. 413.
Des Armands; 23 Aug. 1710. Vol.
I. f. 402.
F. Joannes Baptista Aubert, of Avignon ;
MareeiUea, 20 Jan. 1723. Vol. IV. f. 54.
[Louis d'Aubusaon] Due de la Feuillade ;
Paris, 1 Jan. 1723. Vol. IV. /. 39.
The Consuls of Avignon; 1713-1725.
Vol. 11. ff. 274, 423; III. 87, 140, 142,
152, 159, 241, 265, 298; IV. Ill, 247,
248, 272, 287. 295, 315, 316.
The nuns of the monastery of St. Mary
in Avignon ; [1725J. Vol. IV. f. 318.
Francois Balourdin ; Marseilles, 30 Sept.
1725. Vol. IV. f. 297.
Charles Balu; Lyons, 24 Sept. 1718.
Vol. ni. f. 257.
Barbier; Versailles, 8 Apr. 1726.
Vol. IV. f. 358.
L'AbW de la Bastie ; Chartres, etc^
1703-1713. Vol. L ff. 11. 12, 14. 16,
17, 18, 19, 20, 23. 30, 41. 81, 99, 361 ;
II. 153, 292.
Beaulieu ; Ravenna, 1708. Vol. I.
ff. 262, 265, 270-276. 282.
Beaumont, Chancel ier ; Leghorn. 27
Mar. 1724. Vol. IV. f. 179.
[Foucault Beaupofl] "de St. Aulaire,
Marechal de Tordre " [de Malte] ; 1715.
Vol. II. ff. 409, 413.
[Rene Fran9oi8 Beauvau de Rivau] .Abp.
of Toulouse and Narbonne ; 1719-1726.
Vol. m. f. 340 ; IV. 143. 154, 255, 342.
Francois Honorat [de Beauvilliers de St.
Aignan] Bishop of Beauvais; 1719-
1726, Vol III. ff. 318, 366, 468; IV.
15,. 36, 138,340.
[Henrietta Louise Colbert^ wife of Paul,
Due de] Beauvilliers ; 1711. Vol. II.
ff. 10, 11, 19, 23.
[Paul Hyppolite de Beauvilliers] Due de
St. Aignan ; n.d. Vol. 11. f. 489.
[Paul] Due de Beauvilliers; 1702-1713.
VoLLff. 8, 10. 28, 42, 55, 68, 78, 22 J,
828, 344, 363, 426 ; IL 78, 137, 171, 180.
[Henri Xavier de Belzunce] Bishop of
Marseille ; 12 June, 1713. Vol. U.
f. 190.
[Jean de B^rard de Montalet] Marquis de
Villebreuil; Paris, 4 Jan. 1720. Vol.
III. f. 348.
L'Abb^ Bernard; Marseille. 20
Mar. 1720. Vol. IIL f. 407.
P^re — Bertold du S. Sacrement;
[1714]. Vol. n.f. 348.
[Francois de Borton de] Crillon, Bishop
of Vence, afterwards Abp. of Vienne ;
1707-1719. Vol. I. ff. 122, 174. 217.
386 ; II. 6. 248, 326, 830, 339 ; III. 14,
50, 64. 311, 337.
[Pierre de] Be'ruUe, Premier Prudent de
Grenoble; 1718, 1723. Vol. IIL f. 248 ;
IV. 103.
[Marie du Hargouet. widow of Maximilien
Pierre Francois Nicolas de Bethune,
Due] de Sully; Versailles. 18 Feb.
1714. Vol. ILf. 323.
[Armand de Bezons] Archbishop of Bor-
deaux ; Paris, 16 May, 1719. Vol. IIL
f. 287.
Bion; Paris, 10 Jan. 1716. Vol.
m. f. 1.
[Claude] Le Blanc, Minister of War;
Par. 22 Nov. 1720. Vol. lU. f. 447.
Blocard de Rochegude ; Orange
15 May, 1710. Vol. L f. 369. '
Blondel ; n.d. [1714]. Vol. IL f. 314.
Bloiidel Sonnancourt ; Marseille,
4 Feb. 1714. Vol, IL f. 312.
[Francjois Blouet de Camilly] Bishop of
Toul and Abp. of Tours ; 1720-1722.
Vol. IIL ff. 378, 514; IV. 8, 12, 20.
de Bonrepaus. See de Riquet
[Antoine Marie] Borrelly ; Marseille, 21
June, 1718. Vol, III. f. 239.
[Jacques B^nigne Bossuet] Bishop of
Troyes; 1716-1724. Vol. IIL ff. 38;
IV. 174, 220.
de Boullicr; 1707. 1712. VoL I.
f. 177 ; IL 80.
Madame Loriu de Boulliers ; Avig-
non, 5 Oct. 1719, 15 Feb. 1720. Vol.
HI. 307, 382.
L'Abb^ Boutard ; 1715-1720. Vol.
H. f. 485 ; IIL 52, 271, 433. 444, 446.
Denis Fran9ois le Bouthillier de Cha-
vigny, Bi^op of Troyes and Abp. of
Sens ; 1716. Vol. IIL ff. 8, 24. 62.
[Louis de Brancas] Due de Brancas.
1720-1723. Vol. IIL ff. 355, 384*;
IV. 44.
Bredune; Carpentras, 1712, 1713.
Vol. H. ff. 125, 270.
[Frangois] de Bron. Chevalier [de Malte] ;
17 Jan. 1720. Vol. HI. f. 360.
Digitized by
138
ADDITIONAL MSS., 20,897— 20,«)0.
[Roger BnUart, Marquis de] Puysieulx ;
Sillery, etc., 1708-1718. Vol. I. ff.
179, 377; H. 14; III. 98, 118, 130,
134, 146, 170, 190, 207, 233, 287.
[Fablus de Brulart] Bishop of Sois-
Bons; Sillery, 24 July, 1710. Vol. I.
f. 375.
Jean le Brun ; n,d. Vol. IV. f. 461.
UAbW [Michel Celae] Bussy Rabutin;
7 Nov. 1723. Vol. IV. f. 129.
L'Abb^ de Cabane; Marseille, 27
Nov. 171.S. Vol. n. f.268.
[Charles Louis Fr^eric Cadot] Marquis
de Sebeville; Borne, 10 May, 1726.
Vol. IV. f. 366.
[Louis Dominique] Comte de Cambis;
Turin. 1725, 1726. Vol. IV. ff. 273,
415, 418.
[Henri Charles du Camboust de Coislin],
Bishop of Metz; 1706-1711. Vol. L
ff. 117, 129, 141, 160, 175, 212, 213,
264; n.74.
Cany ; Vertailles, 1708, 1709. Vol.
Lff.206, 31L
L Carichon, Chunoine d'Aix ; 3 Nov.
1713. VoLIL f. 257.
L'Abbe Carly ; [1720?]. Vol. lU.
f. 457.
Jacques Carton, Prestre de Lisle; [1727].
VoL IV. f. 434.
Chevalier de Castellane ; Frascati,
25 Oct. 1725. Vol. IV. f. 303.
— de Castellane ; Avignon, 80 July,
1710. Vol. Lf. 383.
[Pauline Adh^ar de Monteil do Grig-
nan, wife of Louis Castellane, Marquis
de] Simiane; 1718-1726. Vol. III.
ff. 221, 851 ; IV. 341, 383.
Castellar; Flassan, 1727. Vol. IV.
f.423.
[Jean Fran9oiB de Chamillard] Bishop of
Senlis; 1712. VoLIL ff. 82, 84, 86,
88, 90.
Cbamillart, I'aisne, Jesuit ; 6 Sept.
1707. Vol. Lf. 162.
Chappe ; Borne, 1706-1710. Vol. I.
ff. 118, 322, 326, 336, 379, 404.
[Louis Jacques de Chapt de Rastignac],
Bishop of Tulles and Abp. of Tours ;
1724. Vol. IV. ff. 209, 222, 234.
[Charles Fran9ois de Ch&teauneuf de]
Rochebonne, Bishop Count of Noyou ;
1718, 1720. Vol. m. ff. 231, 316.
[Louis Joseph de Cb&teauneuf de] Roche-
bonne, Bishop of Coroassone; 171S-
1725. Vol. in. ff. 235, 344; IV. 309.
de Chausuet, Treasurer of the
church of St Pierre, in Lille ; 29 Mar.
1716. Vol. IILf. 46.
L'Abb^ Chevalier; 1715-1724. Vol.
IL ff. 3G7-373; UL 184; IV. 151,
427-430.
Cheverny; Paris, 1716. Vol.^I.
ff. 91,93.
[Gabriel Florent de Choiseul Beaupr^
Bishop of S. Papoul and of Meude ;
10 Dec. 1723. Vol. IV. f. 131.
de Chub^re ; 1713-1719. Vol. IL
ff: 183, 300, 363; UL 40, 273.
L'Abb^ de Oiceri; 20 Feb. 1724.
Vol. IV. f. 167.
Clignet, Bailly de St. Remy ; Reims,
1 Jan. 1723. Vol. IV. f. 38.
Charles Joachim [Colbert de Oroissy],
Bishop of Montpellier; 1707-1714.
Vol. 1. ff. 132. 157, 158, 163-173, 181.
190, 308, 349, 368; U. 24, 34, 104,
106. 361.
[Louis Francois Henri Colbert] Comte
de Croissy; Versailles, 10 Jan. 1713.
Vol. U. f. 161.
** Beraud de Croissy " [Frau9oi8e, daugh-
ter of Joachim Beraud, and widow of
Charles Colbert. Marquis de Croissy] ;
[1713]. Vol. IL f. 162.
Combes, ; Paris, 17 Mar. 1721.
Vol. HI. f. 475.
[Charles Timoleon Louis de Cosse, Duo
de] Brissac; Avignon, 5 Dec. 1723.
Vol. IV. f. 130.
C A Costa; 12 Mar. 1720. VoL
ni. f. 400.
[Jean Baptisle] Costa, President ; Cham-
berry, 29 Dec. 1717. VoL III. f. 188.
Capt. de Cotton ; St. Esprit, 25 Jan.
1718. Vol. IIL f. 198.
Perette la Cour; Reims, 28 Jan. 1722.
Vol. IV. f. 3.
Sophie, Comtesse de Leuenstein [widow
of Philippe de Courcillon, Marqu's do]
Dangeau; 13 Jan. 1721. VoL IIL
f. 461.
Coutlet [de St. Fremout?]; Genoa,
9 June 1714. Vol. U. f.336.
de Craon; Turin, 8 Dec. 1719.
Vol. IIL f. 330.
Cxochans, Provost of Orange ; 1700,
1712. Vol. Lf. 3; IL 133.
Digitized by
ADDITIONAL MSS., 20,897-20,400.
139
[Armand Pierre de la Croix de Oabtriee]
Abp. of T0UI8 and of Alby; 1717-
1726. Vol. UI. ff. 102, 113, 120, 136,
138, 180, 309. 333, 375. 405, 417, 509,
510; IV. 58, 153, 211, 352.
De Castries de Croix" [Marie Fran-
9oise, daughter of Charles Eugene,
Marquis de Levis, and wife of Joseph
Fran9oi8 de la Croix, Marquis de Cas-
tries?]; 1722, 1724. VoL IV. ff, 27,
241.
** D'Aumale, Marquise de Crussol "
[Judith d'Aumale, widow of Louis,
Marquis de Crussol d^Uses] ; 1720-
1726. Vol. IIL ff. 368, 393, 431, 435,
439; IV. 91, 99, 112, 250*, 367, 387,
392.
De Bethune, Duchesse du Lude "
[Marguerite Louise Susanne. daughter
of Maximilien Francis de Bethune,
Due de Sully, and wife of Henri de
Daillon Due du Lude] ; 12 Jan. 1723.
VoL IV. f. 45.
Deleuy de ChaDg^e? [Gfenoese
Minister?]; Genoa, 11 May. 1721.
VoL m. f. 493.
— Demoy; Leghorn, 27 Jan. 1721.
VoL in. f. 462.
Derante, " Lieutenant de la Com-
pagnie franche de Laborie ;" 11 Nov.
1713. VoLn. f. 260.
Desplaces; Paris, 26 Dec. 1713.
VoL n. f. 288.
Deuualti ; Par. 1 June, 1726. Vol.
IV. f. 376.
DezaUier; Paris, 1718. VoL IL
ff 192, 195, 197, 203, 209, 228, 230.
J B Dilbert ; Marseille, 13 Mar.
1723. VoL IV. f. 63.
[Ifadame] Le Douset Poullard. See
PouUaid.
Drfoneouri, " fratrum minorum
magni oonyentus Parisiensis guard-
ianus;" 28 Jan. 1711. VoL IL f. 16.
Dubroca; Leghorn, 1 Dec, 1721.
VoL m. f. 504.
Lieut-CoL Duclos ; Bavenna, 1708.
VoL I. ff. 297, 299, 801, 303.
Dumas; Orauge, 1712, 1713. VoL
n. ff. 135, 185.
Dumay ; Lyon, 25 Dec. 1713. Vol.
n. f. 286.
Dunant de Secheron; Venice, 17
April, 1717. VoL III. f. 122.
E Duplesais le Picart, Abbess of St.
Jean de Bonneval lea Thouars ; 26 Feb.
1720. VoLin. f. 891.
Count Durazzo; Paris, 29 July,
1713. VoLU. f. 199.
Baltazar EUer; Paris, 2 May, 1723.
VoL rv. f. 85.
[Philippe Charles de la Fare] Marquis
de la Fare, Corote de Lnugerre ; Ver-
sailles, 12 April, 1723. Vol. IV. f. 74.
[Etienne Joseph] de la Fare, Bishop elect
ofViviers; 12 April, 1723. VoL IV.
f.76.
[Charles de] Ferriol, [Ambassador at
Constantinople]; Pera, 6 July, 1706.
Vol L f. 111.
[Jean Paul Francois le Fe'yre de] Cau-
martin. Bishop of Vannes and of Blois ;
1718-1721. VoL III. ff. 215, 332, 476 ;
IV. 436.
James Fitz-James, Marshal Duo de
Berwick; St Germain and Paris,
1710, 1727. VoL I. f. 417 ; IV. 420.
[Joseph J. B. Fleuriau d*]ArmenonviUe ;
Versailles, 1724. VoL IV. ff. 176, 431.
Forbin. See Opp^de.
Joseph Ignace [de Foresta] Bishop of
Apt ; 1722, 1723. VoL IV. ff 24, 72.
L'Abb^ le Fort, Prevot de St. Mar-
tin de MarseUle; 1713. Vol. IL ff.
250, 276.
Fortia ; Avignon, 17 Jan. 1720.
VoL III. f. 362.
[Hardonin Fortin de la Hoguette] Abp.
of Sens; 28 Sept. 1714. Vol. IL
f. 357.
[Jean Pierre de] Foucaud, Prudent au
Parlemeiit de Toulouse ; 25 Apr. 1725.
VoL IV. f. 266.
[Nicolas Foy. Seigneur de] St. Maurice ;
1720, 1724. Vol. IIL f.427; IV. 146.
Fr^reFr Franooeur; 1714. VoL II.
ff 296, 332, 341.
[R^n6 de Froalay] Marechal, Comte de
Tess^; 1718, 1723. VoL IIL f. 194;
rv. 57.
Gall^an Gadayne ; Avignon, 6 Dec.
1719. VoL IIL f. 329.
Gallean des Yssarts ; Avignon, 1719,
1722. VoL IIL f. 323; IV. 5.
[Charles? Marquis de] Gamaches; 19
Jan. 1723. VoL IV. f. 53.
Chevalier Garvan; 80 Oct. 1725.
VoL rv. f. 307.
Digitized by
140 ADDITIONAL MSS., 20,897-20,400.
Francois Gaatier ; Borne, etc., 1716-1724.
Vol. IILff. 71, 74, 80, 96 ; IV. f. 188.
Gaye ; Paris. 1 Jan. 1714. Vol. II.
f. 294.
Gevigny? de Pointe; 1725, 1726.
Vol. IV. ff. 280, 344.
[Fran9oiji Maurice Gontier] Abp. of
Avignon; 1705-1717. Vol. I. flf. 90,
95, 97, 101, 102-107, 219; II. 396;
III. 148.
[Charles le Qoux de la Bercli^re] Abp.
of Narbonne; 1711-1715. Vol. II. ff.
28, 359, 365, 38G.
[Jaqnes Gtoyon de] Matignon, "Ancien
Kvlque de Ck)ndom;" Paris, 3 Mar.
1715. Vol. II. f. 398.
Antoine, Due do Gramont; Paris, 16
Jan. 1723. Vol. IV. f. 48.
F. G. de Gramont, Bishop of Arethusa;
1713. 1714. Vol. II. ff. 220. 266, 346.
Francois Joseph de Gramont, Abp. of
Besan^on ; 1712, 1713. Vol. II. ff. 128,
201.
Grandma ison ; Marseille, 27 Sept.
1719. Vol. III. f. 296.
Grelles; Paris, 12 Dec. 1713.
Vol. II. f. 272.
Comte de Grignan ; Orange, 1706,
1710. Vol. I. ff. 116,419.
Comte de Gros; Genoa. Milan,
1725,1726. Vol. IV. ff. 321. 416.
F Guerdan, Pr^vot de St. Didier ;
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[Anne Gilles Gudrin] Chevalier [Mar-
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[Madame Gu^rin] de Tencin ; Paris,
17 Jan. 1723. Vol. IV. f. 49.
Vincent Guillo, Curd de Jonvelle; 25
Dec. 1725. Vol. IV. f. 329. With
letter enclosed of P. Hugon, Vicar-
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Louis Nicolas Guillot. Chanoinc ; Soissons,
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Mathias Guillou; Lanpaul en Basse
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363.
[Matthieu Isord d'Hairvault], Archbitihop
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Simon de Halotte Monjentain ; Faenza.
1708. Vol. I. ff. 35, 280, 289, 291,
295.
Leon Hardi ; Todi, 30 June, 1711. Vol.
IL f. 37.
[Louis Francois Gabriel de Hennin-
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19 Jan. 1716. Vol. IIL f. 20.
d'Hdricourt ; Paris, 20 Feb. 1720.
Vol. III. f. 386.
[Camille d'Hostun], Marechal Due de
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279 : IV. 60.
d'Hugues ; Naples, 20 Dec. 1725.
Vol. IV. f. 826.
Hyffeman; 29 June. 1715. Vol.
n. f. 425.
[Lieut-Gen. Jacques] Julien ; Puy. 8
Apr. 1707. Vol. L f. 143. See other
letters of the same writer in No. 20,388.
Lafont. Chanoine de St. Sebastien ;
Narbonne, 1715-1725. Vol. U. f. 487;
m. 263; IV. 238, 259, 310.
Lafont, brother of the preceding ;
Narbonne, 30 Sept. 1726. Vol. IV.
f. 396.
[Nicolas] de Lamoignon de Basville;
Montpellior, etc., 1706-1723. Vol. I.
ff. 113, 125, 137, 139; H. 378,394,417.
448; IIL 357, 367; IV. 51.
Lamoignon ; Paris, 18 Jan. 1713.
Vol. II, f. 166.
de la Lance, " Ingcnieur Ordinaire
du Roy;" Cambray, 1 Jan. 1724. Vol.
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LangloU; 1725, 1726. VoL IV.
ff. 263. 288, 393.
Madame and Mademoiselle Langlois;
1725, 1726. Vol. IV. ff. 302, 357, 400.
[Jean Baptiiite Joseph] Languet de
Gergy, Cure' de St Sulpice; 1713-
1715. Vol. IL ff: 193, 205, 207, 278,
298, 354, 376, 388, 390, 392, 411, 421.
[Jean Joseph Languet de Gergy], Bishop
" of Soissons; 8 Aug. 1718. Vol. III. f. 250.
de Lanuoy, ** Lieutenant de la gou-
vemance du souverain bailUage do
Lille;*' Lille, 1724. Vol. IV. ft 194,
201. 203.
Louis Philippe Alexandre do Lannoy.
" Chanoine de St. Gery, It Cambrai ;**
15 Apr. 1724. Vol. IV. f. 186.
Lnssay ; Paris, 1710. Vol. I. ff.
367, 413.
Jean de Laules, Irlandois, " Chatelaine
deSinigagUa;" 8 0ctl716. Vol. IIL
f. 81.
Lebret; Aix, 1726. Vol, IV. ff.
363*^, 398.
Digitized by
ADDITIONAL MSS., 20,397—20,400. 141
Leelerc ; n.d. Vol. IV. f. 449.
Lemandot; Dijon, 26 Nov. 1715.
Vol. II. f. 477.
L^taiid, •* Chanoine de St. Re'my
en Provence;" 2 Mar, 1710. Vol. I.
f. 357.
Charles Maurice Letellier, Archbp. Dno
de Reims; 1707. 1710. Vol. I.ff. 130,
353.
<*I>ache88e de Ventadour" [Charlotte
El^nore Madeline, daughter of Phi-
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Louia Charles de Levia, due de Ventri-
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Lezineau ; Paris, 1703. Vol. I. f.
44; IV. f. 438.
de Lingeret; Paris, 1724, 1726.
Vol. IV. ff. 156, 333.
Marquis do Lod^ve; 1719. Vol.
IIL flf. 305, 322.
Count Lorenzi ; Florence, 19 Feb.
1724. Vol. IV. f. 159.
Lubiere; Berlin, 24 Nov. 1702.
Vol. I. f. 6.
Artbus de Magenis; 1724, 1725. Vol.
IV. ff. 207. 267. 293.
Charles Malgrot tlveqne de Conon ;
1710-1721. Vol. I. f . 391 ; U. 184*
279* ; in. 517, 518.
[Francois de] Mailly. Cardinal. Abp. of
Aries and of Rvims; 1708-1721. Vol.
I. ff. 184. 199. 215, 277, 278, 317, 319,
321. 330. 332. 338. 340. 394, 424 ; II.
138, 315. 384, 407; III. 18, 82. 294,
313 315. 338, 409, 421, 450, 482,
495.
Malijuc; Avignon, 1716, 1718. Vol.
in. ff. 89. 259.
Malijac, fils ; Consul of Avignon ;
Avignon, 1720-1725 ; Vol. III. f. 423 ;
IV. 282,285.
Madame Jauon Malijac ; n.d. Vol.
IV. ff. 284, 324.
[Jacques Hippolite Mancini], Marquis de
Mandni ; Paris, 29 July. 1726. Vol.
IV. f. 382.
Manne ; Avignon, 12 Mar. 1725.
Vol. IV. f. 264.
Chevalier de Marquesi ; Marseille.
1713-1722. Vol. II. ff. 215. 446;
IV. 30.
Massilien; Avignon, 6 Dec. 1724.
Vol. IV. f. 243.
Claude Maur, Bishop of Noyon, and
Archbp. of Rouen ; 1708. Vol. I. ff.
192, 194.
Maurice ; St. Germain en Laye, 20
Feb. 1725. Vol. IV. f. 261.
L'Abbe de Mazan ; Mazan, Avig-
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487; IV. 240.
de Lorraine, Prinoesse d'Espinoy"
[Elisabeth, daughter of Fran<;ois Marie
de Lorraine, Prince of Lillobonne, and
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d'Epinoy]; Paris, 27 Jan. 1723. Vol.
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Mercceur ; 10 Feb. 1716 ; Vol. III.
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** Le Bailly [Jean Jacques] de Mcsmes "
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Paris, 1717-1724. Vol. III. ff. 186,
217, 255, 385. IV. 148.
de Mesmoa; Paris, 1707, 1723. Vol.
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Michel, Consul at Tunis ; 22 July,
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Chevr. de Misset; Madrid, 14 Aug.
1723. Vol. IV. f. 123.
[J Mistrail, Marquis] de Mont-
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J de Moli^res; Paris, 6 Sept. 1724.
Vol. IV, f. 219.
Moutesan, " Premier President du
Parlement de Doubes;" Tre'voux, 9
May, 1718. Vol. lU. f. 223.
Fran9oi8 de Montigny; Paris, 30 Deo.
1721. Vol. in. f. 510.
Simon Comte de Montjnye, en Alle-
mand le Comte de Froberg; n,d.
Vol. IV. f. 440.
Mental; Avignon, 25 June, 1723.
Vol IV. f. 110.
[Flodoard Moret de Bourchenu], Bi.shop
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133, 338.
Lonis Fran9oi8 de Momay, Bishop Co-
adjutor of Quebec ; Paris, 9 July, 1719.
Vol. ni. f. 290.
[Fran9oi8 de Neufville, Duo de] Ville-
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65, 385.
[Francois Paul de Neufville], Abp. of
Lyon ; 1715-1724. Vol. II. ff. 400,
404; m. 16, 54, 109, 111, 154, 161,
166, 168, 177. 192, 203, 230, 243. S.Vi,
Digitized by
142 ADDITIONAL MSS., 20,397—20,400.
261, 289, 443, 452, 454. 492, 499 ; IV.
1. 35. 84, 150.
de la Neaville? ; Be8an9on, 16 Apr.
1724. Vol. IV. f. 190.
Nivelle ; Paris, 1721, 1723. Vol.
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Gaston Baptiste [de Noatlles] Bishop of
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I. f.85; IL 133, 174, 176, 218, 222,
280, 324, 380, 469; lU. 2, 4, 36.
L'Abb^ de Nobile; n.<f. Vol. IV.
f.442.
[Jean le Normand] Bishop of Bvreux ;
1710. Vol. I. ff. 396, 406.
[Olivier Gabriel de Nubi^res dn Bouchet]
Bishop of Cominges; Montpellier, 20
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" La Marquise d'O.** [Anne Louise
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284.
Olieu; Avignon, 1713-1716. Vol.
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L'Abb^ [Forbin d'] Opp^de; 1713, 1726.
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The Provost and Canons of Orange ; 22
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L»Abb^ de la Palun, Pr^v6t of
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322.
la Palun; Paris. 5 Sept. 1724.
Vol. IV. f. 217.
[Louis Antoine Pardaillan de Gondriii]
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f. 164; m. 48, 219, 327.
"Crussol Duchesse d'Antin" [Julie
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44.
[Pierre Pardaillan de Gondriu] Abb4
d'Antin, afterwards Bishop of Laiigres ;
1715-1720. Vol. II. ff. 428. 430, 431 ;
m. 390.
Pays; Avignon, 1719-1725. Vol.
in. f. 277; IV. 244, 274,305.
Pecquet, Sec. to M. de Torcy ;
VersaiUes, 21 Mar. 1712. Vol. II.
f. 101.
F. Pierre Benoit de la Penne, Capucin ;
Macerata, 23 Sept. 1715. Vol. II. f.
441.
Pertnys, Vicar-Gen. of Avignon;
14 Sept. 1705. VoLLf.92.
[Jean Fr^^ric Ph6Iypeaux] Comte de
Maurepas; 1724, 1726. Vol. IV. ff:
144, 199, 348.
[Louis Ph^lypeaux, Marquis de] la Vril-
U^, Secretary of State; 1713-1724.
Vol.n. ff. 165, 309 ; IV. 145.
[Ijouid Ph^lypeauz, Comte de] St Flo-
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Vol. IV. f. 339.
Philopald, •* Pretre de la Congre-
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ff. 452, 460, 471, 473, 481, 483.
L Pichon; 1720. Vol. UL ff. 455,
456, 458, 459.
Piedfauoon ; Carpentras, 3 Sept.
1715. Vol. ILf. 437.
de Pointe, See Gevigny.
Abb^ de Pontac; 17 Dec. 1703.
Vol. I. f. 56.
L^n Potior de G^svres, Cardinal, Abp.
of Bourges; 1710-1724. Vol. I. ff.
365, 373, 390, 408, 410; U. 68, 123.
328 ; III. 325, 334, 359. 377, 506 ; IV.
2, 43,139, 149, 177, 250.
PouUard; Seyde, 1716-1720. VoL
III. ff. 60. 128, 387.
Madame lo Douset Poullard; Paris, 23
Jan. 1724. Vol. IL f. 302.
le Preste; 5 July, 1715. VoL U.
f. 433.
Joseph Preti " de la doctrine Chretienne;"
Menton, 4 Sept. 1719. VoL III. f. 292.
Proibsy; Brest, 1713, 1720. Vol.
n. f. 223; m. 353.
[Marie Thdr^, daughter of Pierre de]
Bocquemont, [and widow of David de]
Proisy ; 1719, 1723. Vol. IH. ff. 269.
345 ; IV. 40.
J Ranuzzi, to M. Nettanoour ; 5 July,
1722. Vol.IV. f.l4.
Ravat ; Lyons, 26 June, 1725. Vol.
IV. f. 251.
ReauvUle ; Aix, 1 May, 1708. Vol.
I. f. 202.
Joseph Bebuffat, Missionary ; Chamake,
22 Dec. 1719 ; Ispahan, 22 Oct. 1720.
Vol. IIL ff. 335, 441.
Regis. **Ecrivain General des
Galores ;" 1713-1720. VoL U. ff. 187.
237-245; IIL 398.
L'Abbe [Eusdbe] Renaudot; IVris, 19
Jan. 1716. Vol. IIL f. 10.
Digitized by
ADDITIONAL MS
<'Lee Offiders de I'Abb^ de St Remy k
Beims 1 Jan. 1714. Vol. II. f. 317.
Rigand, "Marchand en taille
douce;" Lyons. 21 Sept. 1717. Vol.
III. f. 165.
[Jean Gabriel Amable Alexandre de
Riquet, Seigneur de] Bonrepaus ; Paria,
1715- 1718. Vol II. f. 479 ; III. 6, 196.
F.J. M. de Bochefort, Proeureur O^n^
des Chartreux ; 1710-1712. Vol. I. f.
415 ; II. 8, 17. 26, 82, 54, 56, 58^ 60,
62,64, 72, 76,92, 108. 110.
[Alexandre Rochefoucaud] Due de la
Rocheofuyon ; Vensailles, 16 Feb. — ;
Vol. IV. f. 443.
de Roclier; 1712-1716. VoL II.
ff. 119, 224; in. 76.
[Hercule Meriadeo] de Rohan, Prince
[de Soubise]; 1712, 1720. Vol. II.
f. 107 ; III. 372, 373.
Armand Gaston de Rohan de Sonbiae,
Biflhop of Straadburg; 1708. Vol. I.
ff; 196. 200, 201.
Pere F. L. ? Boslet ; 1706-1712. Vol. I.
ff. 109, 305. 313, 315, 342, 345. 366,
388, 412 ; II. 1, 30, 35, 46, 50, 116. 117,
130, 140, 142, 143, 145, 146.
la Roug^re, Archdeacon ; Carpen-
traa, 80 Oct. 1713. VoL n. f. 246.
[Louia de Rouvroy] Due de St Simon ;
1724. Vol. IV. ff. 140, 142.
[G ene vi^ ve Fran9oiae, daughter of G uy de
Durfort, Due de Lorgea, Blar^hal, and
wife of Louia de Rouyroy, due de St.
Simon] ; Par. 10 Jan. 1724. Vol. IV.
f 141. I
Colonel de Roux; Rayenna, 1708. |
Vol. I ff. 222-236, 239-261, 268. 269, 1
293. I
Dennis Joseph le Rouzil, ord. Premonst ; i
n.d. VoL IV. f. 463. |
Madame RuflEret ; 21 July, 1710.
VoL L f. 371. I
Ruffy. Chantre de Tr^guier ; 20
Jan. 1716. Vol. III. f. 22. I
[Pierre de Sabatier] Bishop of Amiens ;
Paris, 25 Nov. 1713. VoL IL f. 264.
Sabran ; Paris, 10 Mar. 1721. VoL
in. f. 472. j
Col. de Sabron; Rome, 18 May, j
1718. VoL in. f. 225.
L'Abbd de Sade, Provost of Lille ;
1716- 1726. VoL III. ff. 67. 283, 490 ;
IV. 379.
L, 20,397—20,400. 143
St Eateue; Tarrasoone, 15 Apr.
1724. VoL IV. f. 184.
Claude de St George, Archbishop of
Lyon; 1707-1713. Vol. L f. 152;
U. 20,98,167.
"Andr^ de St. Joseph. Provincial des
Religieux P^nitens de la Province de
St Yves;" ParU, 3 Aug. 1718. VoL
III. f. 245.
St Nerun; Paris, 9 Juno, 1720.
VoL in. f. 418.
de St Olon; 1703-1716. VoL L
ff 22, 25, 43, 46, 47. 49, 50, 52, 54,
58-66. 69-77, 79; VoL II. 40, 48.
66,112; in. 28.
Marquis de Samoens; Cliambery,
19 ApriL 1723. VoL IV. f 80.
Simon ; Paris, 23 Mar, 1721. VoL
III. f. 478.
TobieSollicoflfre; Marseilles, 1719. Vol. *
in. ff. 281, 283.
Ji'Abb^ deSone; 1714-r/26. VoL
n. ff 304. 443, 464; IIL 342,479 ;
IV. 105, 224. 312. 346, 353, 373.
Sorin, de Tordre des Fr^es Pr^-
dicateurs;" Troyes, 18 Feb. 1721.
VoL III. f. 466.
Soudan, **Com'*- ties Vivres;'*
Boulogne, 5 Jan. 1707. VoL I. f, 120.
Marquis de Suze ; Avignon, 14 Aug.
1714. VoLIL f. 355.
Tache ; Avignon. 1717-1725. VoL
III. ff. 132, 300. 425 ; IV. 34, 19^, 226.
245. 314.
M« Tamisier de Guigneville ; Paris,
1714-1726. VoL II. f. 310; IV. 37.
336.
L*Abb^ de Taulignan ; Rome, 9
Oct 1723. VoL IV. f. 127.
Thierry; Paris, 29 April, 1717.
VoL IIL f. 124.
[Louis de] Thomaasiii. Bi-shop of Sis-
t^ron ; 1708-1714. Vol. I. ff 186, 188 ;
n. 334.
Tilly; Meudon, 20 June, 1723
VoL IV. f. 107.
[Louis Nicolas? le Tonnellier] Baron de
Breteuil; Paris, Preuilly, cfo., 1708-
1722. VoL I. ff 208. 851. 429; IIL
267; IV. 32.
de la Touche ; n,d. Vol. IV. f. 446.
Henri [Oswald de la Tour d'Auvergne],
Abp. of Vienne ; 1722, 1725. Vol. IV*
ff. 10, 320.
Digitized by
144
ADDITIONAL MSS., 20,401.
Jacques de Tournes; Geneva, 28 Sept.
1726. Vol. IV. f. 394.
Guillaume Tourville ; n.d. ' Vol. IV.
f. 444.
[Aotoine Francjois de la Tr^moille] Due
de Noirmontier ; 1720-1723. Vol. Ill,
f. 402; IV. 117, 119.
KAbbe' de Tulle ; Avignou, 6 Dec. 1724.
Vol. IV. f. 246.
Le Chevalier de Tulle; Avignon,
1719-1725. Vol. III. f. 320; IV.
70, 158, 270, 325.
[Jean Dominique de Tulles?] Marquis
de Villefranche; Avignon, 1719-1721.
Vol. m. ff. 324, 380, 415i 474.
Francois [Valbelle de Louvres], Bishop
of St Omer ; 1720. Vol. III. f. 448.
— — Gomte de Valouse [brother of the
Marquis do Vulouse] ; Carpentras, 30
• Oct. 1724. Vol. IV. f. 235.
Valline; Venice, 14 May, 1707.
Vol. I. f. 155.
[liouis de laVergne] de Tressau, Cha-
noine, Gomte de Lyon, eventually Abp.
of Rouen; Paris, 10 Feb. 1716. Vol. III.
f. 30.
Jean Antoine Vidan; Civita Vecchio, 11
Sept. 1726. Vol. IV. f. 390.
[Louis Hector] Mnreclial Ducde Villars ;
1707-1726. Vol. I. ff. 159?, 398 ; FV.
46, 413.
[Charles Gaspard Guillaumo Vintimille
du Luc] Abp. of Aix; 1710-1726.
Vol. I. ff. 381, 400; II. 158 ; III. 100,
115, 275. 347, 470, 513 ; IV. 42. 136.
169, 292, 323, 360, 372, 419.
J Vivan ? [of the Church of St Ger-
main] ; 16 Feb. 1726. Vol. IV. f. 355.
[Marc Ren^ Voyer de Paulray, Marquis]
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1718-1721. Vol. IIL ff. 209. 460.
[Daniel Fran9ois] Voysln [Minister of
War, etc,'} ; 1704-1714. VoL L ff. 83.
88. 89, 324, 334, 355, 359; II. 52,
96, 169, 344.
L'Abbe Xaupi ; Perpignan, 20 May,
1725. VoL IV. f. 268.
The following are unidentified or anonymous ; viz, —
Nicholas [a Bishop?]; 26 Apr.
1705. Vol. Lf. 87.
Timothc'e fiv^qne de Beryte ; 1715-1717.
VoL n. ff. 419, 439; III. 69, 94.
. . . ouuert ; Paris, 21 Feb. 1720. Vol.
IIL f. 889.
Anonymous; Vol. L ff. 110, 124, 134,
154 ; IL 70, 71, 94, 102. 213, 214,
319; IIL 302, 497; IV. 79* 193,
299, 331, 364, 450, 452, 454, 456-
460.
20,401, 20,402. Miscellaneous papers, principally copies, connected
with French affairs. Two volumes. Paper. Folio.
20,401. Vol. I. 1. Lettei* of Pope Clement X. to Card, de Bouillon
granting him indulgence to hold benefices in commendam ; 30 May,
1670. La/, f. 1.
2. " Relation de tout ce qui s'est pass^ durant la demi^re maladie, et h
la mort de defunct Messire Fran9oi8 Estienne de Caulet, Eveque de
Pamiers" [ob. Aug. 1680], f. 3.
3. '* Breue relatione di quanto s'e passato k Pamiersdoppo la morte del
vescouo,** f. 15.
4. Letter of Pope Innocent XI. to Louis XIV., calling for assistance
against the Turks ; 20 Jan. 1683. Lot. : with the substance of the
King's answer, in Itnl, f. 23.
5. Petition of Henri Charles Arnauld de Pomponne to the Pope to be
allowed to hold preferment in commendam ; with the Pope's grant ;
XV. kal. Feb. anno 3 [1079], f. 26.
Digitized by
ADDITIONAL MSS., 20,401.
145
6. Oiiginal commission of lieutenant in the Dauphin's regiment of
dragoons granted by Louis XIY. to M. Bermes; 15 July, 1694,
Signed. On vellum, f. 28.
7. " M^moire concemant les demandes de M. [Luc] d' Aquin, ancien
ev^ue de Freius'' [1680-1697], f 30.
8. " AiTest du Conseil d'Etat Prive du Roy " concerning the registra-
tion of acts relating to Coinmauderies of Malta; 29 Nov. 1700.
Printed, f. 37.
9. *' Nota degli arcivescovi e veseovi del regno ai quali si manda da
Mons'* Vicelegato d'Avignone la lettera encyclica di nostro Signore,"
10. Memorial of the Religieux Angus tins deschaussez de la province
de Dauphine," f. 41.
11. "Frammento che manca nel di8cor80 del Carlo T di Spagna,
raccolto nel giorno 7 di Marzo 1701," f. 43.
12. Oopie de la lettre de Mens. Stepney k Monp. le Comte do
Eaunitz; Vienne, ce 4* de Dec*^ 1701,'*' on the subject of the Pope's
intention to send Nuncios to the Catholic Princes pour pr^cher
la paix with other papers on the same subject, f. 46.
13. "Lettre de * * * ♦ un de ses amis, du 24 Fevrier, 1702 ;" re-
specting the breach of an order of the King by Card, de Bouillon,
14. "Instruttione per Monsig* Nuntio in Parigi [F. A. Gualterio],"
respecting the seizure of the Prince dell a Biccia, f. 57.
15. "Copie d'une lettre ecrite It M. le Marquis de Puyzieux par M.
Beding, Capitaine au Regiment d'Hessy, et communiquee h M. le
Marquis de Torcy, du 6 Sept. 1703;" and of other papers relating
to Camille de Lux, calling himself " le Comte de Tarare," f. 67.
16. " Desseins des Sieurs Fauoriti et Cazoni contre sa Majesty prouuez
par les lettres et papiers des Sieurs Amauld, QucKnel, Duquet, du
Vaucel, Dorat, etc.;* 1704, f. 75.
17. "Processo contro un sbirro per aver tentata una carcerazione nel
Palazzo del Cardinale di Gianson, Ambasciatore di Francia, nel
1705 with plan of the premises, f. 91.
18. Letter of Pope Clement XI. to Card, de NoaiUes ; 20 Oct. 1705.
Lai. f. 130.
19. Letters of Cards. Negroni and Paulucci, of Conte Fedi, Monsig^
Olivieri, Secretary of Briefs, and the Pope, to F. A. Gualterio, on occa-
sion of his promotion from the Nunciate of Paris to the Legation of
the Romagna, and relating to the ceremony of visits on retiring from •
his post at Paris ; with the answers ; 9 March-26 July, 1706 ; and
with other papers on the same subject. Ital. and French, f. 134.
20. Original declaration of Card. Gualterio, before the Apostolic Pro-
thonotary, relating to concessions made by him to the Court of
France, in the reception of visits from members of the Royal Family
MSB.— 1854. L
f. 40.
£ 51.
146
ADDITIONAL MSS., 20,401.
on liis departure from Paris; 11 Aug. 1706. Itcd, Signed and sealed
by Card. Gualterio and Bainiero Simonetd, the Prothonotary, and
witnessed by Domenico Passionei, bearer of the " beretta" to Card.
Gualterio, and others, f. 175.
21, Printed papers relating to a grant from the General Assembly of
the Clergy to Louis XIV. ; Jan.-Sept. 1707, f. 177.
22. Letter of Pope Clement XI. to Louis XIV. accrediting his Nuncio,
Agostino [Cusano] Archbishop of Amasia; 12 April, 1707. LcU.
23. Letters of Card, de Noailles and to the Pope, on the recep-
tion of his bull " Vineam Domini Sabaoth " by the clergy of France ;
1 June, 1708. Lat. f. 182.
24. " Propositioni e preliminari di Pace fatti agl* Alleati dalla Francia
nelli pres*** Congiessi dell' Haya" [1709], f. 187.
26. Memoire sur ce quil conuiendroit faire pour reunir le monas-
t^re du Port Koyal des Champs k celuy de Paris" [1709?], f. 196.
26. Propositions on the part of France for conditions of peace ; 2 Jan.
1710, f. 202.
27. ** Eaisons pour montrer que la proposition de la France de laisser
leEoyaume de Sicile au Due d'Anjou est in juste," etc,, f. 204.
28. Address of [Pope Clement XI. to the Coliege of Cardinals (?)], on
occasion of the death of Card, de Toumon [1710]. Lai, f. 207.
29. ** Lettre du Card, de Noailles [au Pape] sur Tafifaire du clerge
29 June, 1711. LaL f. 212.
30. Two letters of the Pope to Card, de Noailles; 16, 17 Aug. 1711.
LaL f. 214.
31. ** Lettre de M. le Cardinal de Noailles a M. Tev^que d'Agen; k
Paris, 20 Dec. 1711," f. 218.
32. Ad^ess of Pope Clement XI. to the College of Cardinals, an-
nouncing the deaths of the Dauphin and Daupbiness ; 16 March,
1712. Lat, f. 234.
83. Memoir of the Eeligiotis of the Abbey of St. K6my of Reims to
their Abbat, Card. Gualterio ; 29 March, 1712 : with the Cardinars
answer. Fr, f. 236.
34. " Lettre a Monsieur le Marquis de sur un livre intitule Les
Soupirs de VEurope" f. 259.
36. *' Factum pour Fran9ois Rapallo, Genois, Capitaine du Navire,"
eiCf "centre le Capitaine Farrent de MArseille," etc: a privateer-
ing case. Printed, f. 276.
36. ** Lettre du Sieur L .... G ... . substitut de M. le Procureur
General au Baillage de . . . . , au Reverend Pere Dauchet, Pro-
vincial des Jesnites en la province de France, au sujet du livre
du P^re [Joseph] Jouvency," [Histoire de la societe de Jesus] ; 1 Jan.
1713, f. 279.
37. "Memoire k Sa Majeste tr^s Chietienne de la part de S. A. S.
f. 180.
ADDITIONAL MSS., 20,402.
147
Electeur de Cologne," respecting a rumour of power to be given to
the States-General to garrison Lidge; 10 March, 1713, f. 301.
38. Papers relative to proceedings of the French clergy in reference to
the Pope's constitution Unigenitua ; 1714. French and Ital, ff. 305-
334, 338-347, 350-355.
39. Letters of news from Paris; 23, 28 Feb., 5 March, 1714. Fr.
ff. 335-337.
20,402. Vol. II. 1. Papers relating to proceedings of the clergy
in reference to the Papal constitution Unigenitua; 1715. Fr., ItaL
and Lai, f. 1.
2. Memoire sur Tedition des Conciles imprim6e au Louvre en 1715,
par les soins du Pere Hardouin, J6suite,'' f. 42.
3. " Ezamen de oette question, si le Pape pent priver un Cardinal de sa
dignite sans luy faire son procez dans les formes et sans \ rendro
I'avis des Cardinaux," £ 52.
4. Report of to [Card. Gualterio ?] of an interview with Card.
de la Tr^moille ; 6 May, 1716. Ital. f. 65.
6. Papers relating to the reception of the Papal constitution Unigenitus
by the French clergy ; March-Nov. 1716, ff. 72-82,99-105, 110-134,
140-171. '
6. Letters of news from Paris ; 26 Aug. 1716, f. 83 ; 5 May, 1717, f. 135.
7. Memoir of the Duo du Maine relative to an apprehended attempt to
invalidate his right of succession to the throne after the Princes of
the blood, f. 85.
8. Letter of [Card, de Koailles], Archbishop of Paris, prohibiting the
members of the Jesuits* College from preaching or confessing in Ins
diocese ; 12 Nov. 1716, f. 87.
9. Memorial of Louis de Dony, Marquis de Beauchamp, relative to his
separation from his wife ; with other papers, f. 89.
10. Discours que M. le Due de la Feuillade fit au Parlement lo
26 Novembre 1716, jour de sa reception en qualit6 de Pair do
France with the reply of the President, f. 106.
11. Addresses of the Parliament of Paris to Louis XV. and the Aegent ;
9 Sept 1717, 26 Jan., 7 Feb. 1718 ; with their replies ; 21 Feb. 1718,
f. 172.
12. "Lettre circulaire de M. TArcheveque de Reims aux Doyens
Kuraux de son diocese, a Reims, ce 24 Mai-s, 1718," f. 186.
13. Copies of letters of the Prince of Cellamare, Spanish Ambassa-
dor in France, to Card. Alberoni ; Paris, 1 and 2 Dec. 1718, f. 188.
14. " Copie de la lettre de Mons. TAmbassadeur de France k la Porte,
ecritte le 12* Avril, 1719," f. 192.
15. Statement, in the handwriting of Card. Gualterio, respecting an
abuse of a charitable donation to a certain number of the adherents
of James II. in France. Ital f 194.
L 2
148
ADDITIONAL MSS., 20,402.
16. Papers relating to propositions of the Court of Spain for a peace;
19 Jan. 1720, f. 195.
17. Address of remonstrance by the Parliament to Louis XV. "an
Bujet de Tedit portant deflfense de faire des contracts de Constitution
au dessous du denier cinquante" 17 April, 1720, f. 200.
18. " Gazette du 20 Avril, 1720." Printed, f. 207.
19. " Arrest du Conseil d'Estat du Boy, qui revoque celuy du 21 May
concemant les actions de la Compagnie des Indes, et les billets de
Banque, du 27 May, 1720." Printed, f. 213.
20. " Eelation des rejouissances faites au sujet de la prise d'Erivan,"
at Constantinople [1724], f. 215.
21. Letter of Card, de Noailles to the Pope, 26 June, 1724; with the
Popes reply; 21 Aug. 1724. Lat. f. 217.
22. " Arrest du Conseil d'Estat du Boy, portant suppression d'un ecrit
iraprim6 sous le titre d'Explications de N. S. P. le Pape Benoist XIII.
envoy ^es en France au mois de Mars 1725, sur la BuUe Unigenitus ;
du 2'^Juin, 1725." Printed, f. 221.
28. Lettre ^crite par TAssembl^d Gen^rale da Clerg^ de France au
Boy;" 27 Oct. 1726. Printed: f. 223.
24. " Declaration du Boy pour, la lev^e du cinquanti^me du Bevenu
des biens, pendant douze ^nn^es," 5 June, 1725. Printed, f. 227.
26. "Mandement du Cardinal de Noailles, Archevesque de Paris, portant
ordre de faire des processions pour implorer le secours de Ciel sur
les necessitez publiqnes;" etc.^ 1726. Printed, f. 233.
26. ** Arrest de la Cour de Parlement, qui ordonne que la Chasse de
Saiute Genevieve sera descendue, et port^e en Procession solemnelle,
du 27 Juin, 1726." Printed, f. 237.
27. " Belation des ceremonies observ^es a Toccasion du mariage du
Boy," 1725. Printed, f. 241.
28. " Harangue faite au Boy, ^ Fontainebleau, le 10 Sept. 1725, par
Monseigneur I'LVeque de Lu^on," 1725. Printed, f. 254.
29. Considerations justifying the repudiation by Louis XV. of his
betrothed wife, the Infanta of Spain, and his selection of another
consort; [by the Parliament (?) 1725]. Fr. f. 263.
30. Drafts of letters of Cardinal Gualterio to Louis XV. and the prin-
cipal Ministers of State, on occasion of his nephew's mission to
France, as bearer of the herretta to Cardinal Fleury ; 19 Sept. 1726.
Ital. f. 269.
31. Draft of letter of the same to Louis XV., thanking him for per-
mission to settle a pension on his nephew from the revenues of
tlie abbeys of St. B^my and St. Victor; 5 March, 1727. Ital.
f. 271.
32. Papers relating to an act of condemnation by the provincial Council
of Embrun of a pastoral letter of [Jean Soanen], Bishop of Senez ;
1727, 1728. Printed, f. 273.
ADDITIONAL MSS., 20,408.
149
33. Application from the Princess Royal Mother, to the Pope, for the
privilege of celebration of mass in her palace of residence, f. 317.
34. Di-aft8 of proposed letters to the Pope (?) by Card. Gualterio,
35. " Objections sur la memoire presents par le P6re Figary Au-
gostin, homme tr^ experiments k la construction des machines de
guerre/' . . . '*auquel sa Majesty Britannique a accord^" . . . **la
quality de Commissaire General de sa Justice, pour rexercer sur tons
ses sujets rebellos " . . . en se saisissant de leurs vaisseaux," e<c.;
with the answers of P. Figary, f. 821.
36. Deduttioni ooncementi il negotio spettante al M^. R"^. P. Carlo
Antonio Fontana, sacerdote Francezc," etc. f. 324.
20,403. 1. Lefter of Leopold I., Emperor, to Cardinal Carolo Gualterio
[great-uncle to Card. Filippo Antonio Gualterio] ; 4 Jan. 1670. LaL
Signed; and caunteraignedhy Leopoldus Guillielmus, Cumes inKinig-
segg ; with «eaZ. f. 1.
2. Six letters of Eleonora Magdalena Theresia [daughter of Philipp
Wilhelm, Elector Palatine of the Rhine, and widow of Leopold I.,
Emperor] to Card. Filippo Antonio Gualterio; 20 July, 1706-
25 Jan. 1719. LaL Signed^ and with eecUs, f. 3.
3. Letter of Joseph L, Emperor, to the same; 27 June, 1703. Lot.
Signed; and countersigned by Fredericus Carolns, Comes de Sohon-
born ; with seal. f. 15.
4. Declaration of the Emperor Joseph, protesting against a claim to the
duchies of Parma and Piacenza asserted by tlie Court of Rome ;
26 June, 1708. Lat, Printed. Enclosed in an envelope, to which
the Imperial seal is affixed, f. 17.
5. Thirteen letters of Wilhelmina Amalia [daughter of Johann Frie-
drich, Duke of Hanover, and wife of the Emperor Jiisepb] to
Card. Gualterio; 29 Dec. 1706-16 Feb. 1726. Lat. Signed; and
with seals, f. 26.
6. Imperial passport in favour of Card. Gualterio ; 26 July, 1713.
Lat. Signed by the Emperor Charles Y 1. ; and countersigned by
Count Schdnborn ; with Imperial seal. f. 52.
7. Thirteen letters of Charles VI., Emperor, to Card. Gualterio ; 5 Feb.
1716-1 March, 1727. LaL Signed; smd countersigned by Count Schdn-
born ; with seals, f. 53.
8. Drafts of two letters of Card. Gualterio to the Emperor Charles VI. ;
— April, 1721, 6 April, 1724. Ital f. 83.
9. Eight lettei-8 of Elisabetha Christina [daughter of Duke Ludwig
Rudolph of Brunswick, and wife of the Emperor Charles VI.] to
Card. Gualterio ; 25 Jan. 1716-9 April, 1727. LaL Signed; and with
seals, f. 86.
Paper. Folio.
f. 318.
150
ADDITIONAL MSS., 20,404.
20,404. l.Two letters of "II Principe di Baden " [Ferdinand Maxi-
milian, Crown Prince, son of VVilhelm, Margrave of Baden-Baden (?)]
to Cardinal Carolo Gualterio; Baden, 1 Sept. 1664, 22 Dec. 1668.
Ital, Signed, f. 1.
2. Sixteen letters of Maximilian Maria Emanuel, Elector of Bavaria,
to Card. Filippo Antonio Gualterio ; Mons, Compiegne, Namur, and
Munich, 26 June, 1706-17 Aug. 1724. Ital. The first holograph;
the rest signed ; with seals, f. 4.
3. Letter of Charles Albert, Elector of Bavaria, to the same ; Munich,
9 March, 1726. Ital, Signed, and sealed, f. 35.
4. Sixteen letters of Joseph Clement [of Bavaria], Elector [Archbishop
of Colgne], to the same; Namur, Bonn, etc, 12 June, 1703-15 Jan.
1723. Fr. and Ital, The first a copy ; the rest signed, f. 37.
5. Copy of letter of Card. Gualterio to the Elector of Cologne ; 3 Sept.
1712. Ital, f. 56.
6. Four letters of Clement Augustus [of Bavaria] Elector Archbishop
of Cologne, Bishop of Munster, etc,, to Card. Gualterio ; Miinster, 14
Dec. 1721, 20 Nov. 1723; Neuhaus, 16 July, 1724; Bonn, 6 Dec.
1726. Ital, Signed, f. 58.
7. Five letters of Carolus Philippus, Elector Palatine of the Rhine, to
the same ; Heidelberg, 14 Jan. 1719, 2 Jan. 1720 ; Mannheim, 15 Feb*
1721, 16 Dea 1723, 12 Jan. 1727. Ital Signed, f. 63.
8. Copy of letter of Card. Gualterio to the Elector Palatine ; 29 Dec.
1712. Ital, f. 69.
9. Two letters of Johannes Hugo [von Orbeck], Archbishop Elector
of Treves, to Card. Gualteiio; Ehrenbreitstein, 4 July, 1706, 8 Dec.
1709. Ital Signed, f. 70.
10. Letter of Carolus Josephus, Archbishop Elector of Treves [brother
of Leopold, Duke of Lorraine], to the same; Coblentz, 15 Jan. 1712.
Ital Signed, f. 73.
1 1 . Seven letters of Franciscus Ludovicus, Count Palatine, Arch-
bishop Elector of Treves [afterwards Elector of Mayenoe, brother
of Charles, Elector Palatine], to the same ; Wratislaw, etc, 8 Jan.
1713-4 March, 1726. Ital Signed, f. 74.
12. Three letters of Fredericus Augustus, Duke of Saxony [son of
Frederic Augustus, the Elector], to the same ; Florence, 20 June,
1719; Turin, 26 July, 29 Sept. 1719. Frr Holograph, f. 81.
13 Letter of Christian us Augustus of Saxony, Cardinal [Archbishop of
Gran, son of Moritz, Duke of Sachsen-Zeits], to the same ; Eatis-
bun, 2 Dec. 1719. Ital Signed, f. 86.
14. Letter of the Princess Dowager of Nassau [Isabella Clara Eu-
genia de la Serre, widow of Johannes Franciscus, Prince of Nassau-
Siegen(?)] to the same; Brussels, 17 Dec. 1713. Fr. f. 87.
15. Fifteen letters of Alexis [Antonius Christianus], Prince of Nassau,
Canon [and Grand Deacon] of Cologne [son of Johannes Franciscus,
Digitized by
ADDITIONAL MSS., 20,404, 20,406. 151
Prinoe of Nafisan-Siegen], to the same ; Brussels and Cologne,
11 Aug. 1710-20 Deo 1724. Fr. Holograph or signed, f. 89.
16. Fourteen letters of Leopold [Duke of Lorraine] to the same;
Nancy and Luneyille, 10 Jan. 1715-9 Jan. 1728. Fr. Signed.
f. 120.
17. Draft of letter of Card. Gualterio to the Duke of Lorraine ; 28 Oct.
1721. Fr. f. 137.
18. Ten letters of Elisabeth Charlotte [daughter of Philip I.. Duke of
Orleans, and wife of Leopold, Duke of Lorraine] to Card. Gualterio ;
Nancy and Luneville, 10 Jan. 1715-10 Jan. 1727. Fr. Signed, f. 138.
19. Three letters of Charles Henry de Lorraine [Prince of Vau-
demont, son of Charles III., Duke of Lorraine] to the same ; Com-
mercy and Nancy, 6 Oct. 1719, 18 May, 30 Aug. 1722. Fr. Holo-
graph, f. 150.
20. Letter of Beatrix [HieronymaJ de Lorraine, Abbess of Remiremont
[daughter of Franciscus Maria de LoTTaine, Prince of Lillebonne] ;
Marly, 27 Jan. 1713. Fr. Signed, f. 168.
21. Two letters of Francesco Ferdinando, Conte Kinsky, to Card.
Gualterio; Vienna, 6 Sept. 1721, 8 Dec. 1725. Ital. Signed.
ff. 159, 160.
22. Six letters of the Comte de Saaros, or Charooh [Franciscus Leo-
poldus Racoczi, or Ragotsky, Prince of Transylvania], to the
same; Cluny, Marly and Grosbois; 19 Jan. 1714-30 Jan. 1717.
Fr. Holograph, f. 161.
23. Letter of [Franciscus Antonius von Ilurrach], Archbishop of
Salzburg, to the same ; dat. Salzburg,. 5 Oct. 1725. Ital. Signed.
f. 181.
24. Letter of Leopoldo [Antonio Eleutherio de* Firmiani], Archbishop
and Prince Elect of Salzburg, to the same; Salzburg, 4 Oct. 1727.
Ital. Signed, f. 182.
25. Letter of Giovanni Filippo Francesco [Count of Schonborn], Bishop
Elect of Wurzburg, to the same; Wurzburg, 6 Dec. 1719. Ital.
Signed, f. 183.
Paper. Folio.
20,406. 1. Nine letters of Card. [Michael Frederic] d'Althann [Bishop
of Vacia] to Card. Gualterio; Vacia, 18 Dec. 1719; Vienna, 27
Jan. 1720; Naples, 30 June, 1722-13 Jan. 1728. Ital. and l^nish.
Signed, f. 1.
2. Nine letters of Card. Emeric Csaky [Archbishop of Colocza] to the
same ; Colocza, Vienna, Pressburg, 2 Dec. 1719-23 Nov. 1725. Ital.
Signed, f. 12.
3. Frifsch to the same ; Paris, 9 Feb. 1723. Fr. f. 23.
4. Cri6toforo Francesco [von Hutten], Bishop of Wurzburg, to the
same; Wurzburg, 4 Oct. 1724. Ital. Signed, f. 25.
152
ADDITIONAL M8S., 20,406, 20,406.
5. Franceso Carlo di Eaunitz [Auditor of the Rota] to the same ; Eome,
18 July, 1708. Ital. Signed, f. 26.
(i. Card. Gualterio to F. C. di Kaunitz ; 26 July, 1 708. Ital Draft f. 29.
7. Card. [Sigismund] von KoUonitz [Archbishop of Vienna] to Card.
Gualterio; dat. Vienna, 13 Dec. 1727. Ital f. 30.
8. [ Johan Ernest von Lowenstein-Wei-theim], Bishop of Tonmay,
Abbat and Piince of Stavelot, to the Bame ; Tonmay, 1 Dec. 1 725.
JPV. Signed, f. 31.
9. Eleven letters of Card. D[amian] U. [Hugo] von Sch6nbom[-Puch-
heim] to the same; Maestricht, etc., 1 Dec. 1719-23 Deo. 1727.
Hal. Signed, f. 32.
10. Twelve letters of Lotharius Franoiscus [Count of Schonbom], Arch-
bishop of Mayence and Bishop of Bamberg, to the same ; Mayence,
etc., 6 Dec. 1709-7 Dec. 1726. Lat. Signed, f. 43.
11. Thirteen letters of Card. WolfFgang Annibal von Schrattenbacli
[Bishop of Olmutz] to the same; Eome, Naples, Olmlitz, etc., 5 June,
1712^8 Deo. 1725. Ital. Signed, f. 55.
12. Francesco, Conte di Schrattenbach, to the same ; Olmutz, 21 Oct.
1722. Ital f. 73.
13. Card. Gualterio to Marshal Schulemburg; 22 Feb. 1727. Ital
Draft, f. 74.
14. Johannes Franoiscus [Schenke von Stauffenberg], Bishop of Con-
stance, and Coadjutor of Augsburg, to Card. Gualterio ; Marispurg,
21 Dec. 1721. Lat. Signed, f. 77.
15. Two letters of Franz Arnold [von Mettemich], Bishop of Munster
and Paderbom, to the same; Sassenberg, 12 August, 1707, and
undated. Ital. The first holograph, the second signed, f 78.
16. Two letters of Card. [Philipp] von Sinzendorf [Bishop of Wratis-
law] to the same; 15, 17 Jan. 1728. Ital Signed, f. 80.
17. The Landaman and Council of Uri to the same; Altorf, 12 July,
1714. Ital f. 82.
Taper. Folio.
20,406. l.Six letters of "Tommaso Cardinale di Alsazia " [Thomas
Philippe Hennin de Bossut, of Alsatia, Archbishop of Malines] to
Card. F. A. Gualterio; Malines and Vienna, 21 Dec. 1719-30 Nov.
1725. Ital. Signed, f. 1.
2. M[artin de Ratabon], Bishop of Ypres, to the same ; 23 April
[1705?]. Fr. Signed. With two memoirs relating to the Abbey
of Wormezelb, 1704. Fr. f. 7.
3. Two letters of Henry, Comte de Renesse et de Mansny , to the
same; Florence, 21 April, 1723; Li6ge, 30 Dec. 1724. Fr. Holo-
graph, f. 15.
4. Two letters of Albert de Renesse to the same ; Rome, 22 June, 1724,
28 Dec. 1725. Fr. Holograph, f. 18.
ADDITIONAL MSS., 20,407-20,4U.
153
5. diaries de Benesse to the same ; Elderen, 28 Deo. 1725. Fr. Hoh-
graph, f. 20.
6. Two letters of Levinus Vincent to the same ; Amsterdam, 15 Nov.
1714, 31 Oct. 1715. Fr. Holograph, f. 21.
7. Draft of letter of Card. Gnalterio to Levinus Vincent; 15 Dec.
1714. IV. £ 26.
8. [Jean Philippe Engine Merode, Count of Merode and] Marqness of
Westerloo, to Card. Gualterio; Brussels, 6 Dec. 1703. Fr. Edo-
^graph; with a memoir relating to his father-in-law, the Duke of
Monteleone. Spaniah. f. 27.
Paper. Foli^.
30,407. l.Two letters of [Carlo IV., de Oonzaga], Duke of Mantua,
to C^rd. Gualterio; Venice, 29 Sept. 1707, 4 Feb. 1708. Ital.
Signed. The first with seal. f. 1.
2. Drafts of two letters of Card. Gualterio to Madame de Noailles,
relative to the projected marriage of Charles, Duke of Mantua,
with a princess of the house of Lorraine ; 1704. lUU. f. 5.
3. Two letters of Camillo Gonzaga [Count of Novellara] to Card.
Gualterio; Novellara, 18 Dec. 1719, 12 Dea 1720. lUd. Signed.
f. 14.
4. Two letters of Antonio Ferdinando Gonzaga [Duke of Guastalla]
to the same ; Guastalla, 28, 29 Nov. 1726. Ital. Signed, f. 16.
5. Letter of Laura [Martinozzi], Duchess of Modena [wife of Al-
fonso IV.], to Card. Carolo Gualterio ; Modena, 15 Sept. 1663. Ital.
Signed, and with seal, t 18.
6. Letters of Rinaldo D*Este, Duke of Modena, to Ludovico Gualterio
and to Card. F. A. Gualterio; Modena, 24 Mar. 1700-24 Dec.
1727. Ital. Signed, and with eeals. The first only is addressed to
Ludovico Gualterio. f. 20.
7. Letters of Prince Francesco Maria D*Este [afterwards Duke of
Modena] to Card. Gualterio; Bologna, 24 Dec. 1721, and Reggio,
31 Dec. 1721-24 Dec. 1727. Ital. Holograph, or signed. Some
with seals, t 78.
8. Letters of Charlotte Agla6e d'Orleans [daughter of Philip II., Duke
of Orleans, and wife of Francesco Maria, Prince of Modena] to the
same ; Keggio, 2 July, 1720-3 Feb. 1727. Fr. Chiefly holograph,
with a few signed, and with seals, f. 137.
9. Drafts of letters of Card. Gualterio to the Princess of Modena;
23 June, 1720-10 July, 1723. Fr. f. 194.
Paper. Folio.
20,408-20,411. Letters of [Antonio Giimaldi] Prince of Monaco to
Card. Gualterio; Monaco, Mentone, etc., 21 Oct. 1709-29 Dec.
1727. Fr. Signed, but a few holograph. Four volumes. .At the
154
ADDITIONAL MSS., 20,41»— 20,416.
end of Vol. IV., from f. 268, are drafts of letters from Card.
Gualterio to the Prince of Monaco; 26 August, 1710-28 Deo. 1723.
Ft. Paper, Folio.
20.412. 1. Letters of the Princess of Monaco [Marie, daughter of Louis,
Comte d'Harcourt Armagnac, and wife of Antonio, Prince of
Monaco] to Card. Gualterio ; Monaco and Mentone, 15 Feb. 1709-
— Jan. 1723. Fr. Holography with the exception of four, which
are signed, f. 1. .
2. Drafts of three letters of Card. Gualterio to the Princess of Monaco ;
5 Nov. 1712, and undated. Fr. f. 74.
Paper. Quarto.
20.413. 1. Lette:r6 of Francesco Famese, Duke of Pai-ma, his Duchess,
Dorothea Sophia [daughter of Philipp Wilhelm, Elector Palatine, and
widow of Odoardo Famese, Duke of Parma, half brother to Fran-
cesco], and his brother, Antonio Famese, to Card. Gualterio ; Pia-
oenza, Parma, etc., 22 Apr. 1700-26 Dec. 1727. lUd. Signed, f. 1.
At f. 32 are drafts of letters of Card, Gualterio, and copieis of
letters of the Duke of Parma and the Duke of Orleans, relating to
intrigues of the Court of Vienna in Tuscany. Ital.
2. Copies of letters of Card. Gualterio to the Duke of Parma and Prince
Antonio; 1714-1717. Ital f. 142.
Paper. Folio.
20.414. 20,415. Correspondence of the Grand Duke and members of
the ducal family of Tuscany with Card. Gualterio; 1676-1723.
Two volumes.' Paper. Folio.
20.414. Vol. I. Letters of Cosmo IIL de' Medici, Grand Duke of
Tuscany, to Card. Gualterio ; 28 May, 1695-20 Deo. 1718. Ital
Chiefly holograph, A few, not holograph, have seals. At f. 1 is a
letter from the same to [Giannotti Gualterio] Archbishop of Fermo ;
Poggio a Cajano, 2 May, 1676. Ital.
20.415. Vol. IL 1. Letters of Cosmo IIL, Grand Duke of Tuscany,
to Card. Gualterio; 2 Jan. 1719-15 Oct 1721. Ital. Chiefly
holograph, f. 1.
2. Draft of letter of Card. Gualterio to the Grand Duke ; 2 Apr. 1703.
Ital. f. 181.
3. Letters of ** La P[rincipiss]a Ele[onora] Gk>n[zaga] di Toscana "
[Eleonora, daughter of Duke Vincenzo of Guastalla, and widow of
Francesco Maria, brother of Cosmo III., Grand Duke of Tuscany]
to Card. Gualterio ; Florence, 31 Dec. 1722, 16 Nov. 1723. Ital.
Signed, ff. 183, 184.
4. Letters of " Violante, Gran Principissa di Toscana " [daughter of
Ferdinand, Elector of Bavaria, and widow of Ferdinand, Crown
ADDITIONAL MSS., 20,416—20,484.
155
Prince of Tuscany], to the same; Florence, 17 Nov., 31 Dec. 1723,
31 Dea 1724. Ital. Signed, ff. 186, 188, 189.
5. Letter of " Anna Maria Elettrice *' [daughter of C!osmo III., Grand
Duke of Tuscany, and widow of Johann Wilhelm, Elector Palatine]
to the same; Florence, 16 Nov. 1723. Ital. Signed.^ f. 187.
6. ** Gupia di Memoria presentata dal Marohese Corsini al Segretario
di Stato Stanop [James, Earl Stanhope] k Londra, k 27 Marzo, 1719,'*
£ 190.
7. " Investitura fatta da Carlo Y. Imperatore al Alessandro de Medici
dello stato di Firenze, nel 1530 alii 28 Ottobre." Lai, f. 192.
8. Genealogical tables of the family of Medici, f. 200.
20,416-20,420. Letters of Cardinal Francesco Acquaviva [Papal
Nuncio in Spain in 1706, and afterwards Cardinal Protector of Spain
and Minister of the King of Spain at Home] to Card. Gualterio ;
4 July, 1706-12 Deo. 1724. Ital. Chiefly holograph. Some in
cipher^ ¥rith decipherings. In some instances the letters are
written on the margin of others received from Card. Gualterio.
Many, at the end, are undated. Five volumes. At the end of
Vol. v., from f. 273, are drafts and copies of letters of Card. Gual-
terio to Card. Acquaviva; 14 Feb. 1706-12 Nov. 1718. Ital. Paper.
Quarto.
20.421. Letters of F[erdinando] Cardinal d'Adda to Card. Gualterio ;
Osimo, Bome, etc., 27 Dec. 1706-24 Dec. 1718; with a few undated.
Ital. Chiefly holograph. At the end is a notice of the family of
Adda. Paper. Quarto.
20.422. LtTTERS of Don Alessandro Albani [brother of Pope Cle-
ment XL, elected Cardinal in 1721] to Card. Gualterio; 21 Jan.
1712-24 Feb. 1723. Ital. Chiefly holograph. Among the enclo-
sures are original letters of—
1. Carafa ; n.d., f. 23.
2. Bartolomeo Parigi; Genoa, 12 Feb. 1712, f. 24.
3. Card. [Ludovico] Pico [di Mirandola] ; 26 and 26 Feb. 1713, ff. 194,
199.
4. Count [Girolamo] Carminati; 11 March [1713], f. 197.
6. Marc Antonio Venturini; 21 Aug. 1715, f. 222.
Paper. Quarto.
20.423. Drafts and copies of letters from Card. Gualterio to Don Ales-
sandro Albani [afterwards Cardinal]; 8 March, 1710-3 Aug. 1720.
Ital. Paper. Folio.
20.424. 1. Letters of Don Annibale Albani [afterwards Cardinal,
Digitized by
166
ADDITIONAL MSS., 20,426.
nephew of Pope Clement XL] to Card. Gualterio ; Kome, 6 Jan.
1704-10 Nov. 1708. Ital. Partly holograph; many in cipher, with
decipheriDgs. f. 1. At f. 261 is a letter of " Frk Giovanni da Fano,
Capucino, Missionario del Tibet dat. 2 July, 1708. Ital.
2. Drafts of two letters of Card. Gualterio to D. Annibale Albani ;
23 March, 13 May, 1706. Ital f. 266.
3. " Reassunto dell' apprezzo del state di Fondi nella provincia di
Terra di Lauoro, fatto in Giugno 1701," f. 270.
Paper. Folio.
20,425. Lettebs of G[iulio], Card. Alberoni [Prime Minister of the
King of Spain] to Card. Gualterio; Madrid, etc, 30 July, 1717-
1 March, 1721. Ital. and French. Holograph, or signed. The fol-
lowing papers are included —
1. Copy of letter of Card. Alberoni to Card. Pauluoci, the Papal Secre-
tary of State, in justification of his conduct as the King of Spain's
Minister, etc. [March (?) 1720]. Ital. With appendix of letters
referred to. ff. 13-30.
2. " Serie succinta della vita e stupende fortune di Qiulio Alberoni
Piacentino, ora Cardinale di Santa Chiesa," f. 36.-
3. ''Estratto di quanto TAmbasciatore Cesareo e Cattolico ha rappre-
sentato a sua Santit^ nella sua udienza straordinaria 16 March,
1718, etc., f. 43.
4. " Copia di lettera scritta dal Principe di Cellamare, Ambasciatore
di S. M. Cattolica in Parigi, al Signer Card. Acquaviva, li 18 Apr.
1718,'' f. 47.
6. Another letter of the same ; n,d. Printed, f. 67.
6. ** Copia di lettera del S"' Giorgio Flint ; in data de 28 di Mag. 1718,
di Calais; al S"- Card. Sacripanti," f. 61.'
7. Risposta del Signor Cardinale Alberoni al breue della Santita di
N. S. Papa Clemente XI. tradotta dallo Spagnuolo in Italiauo,''
f. 65.
8. " Copia di lettera scritta per ordine publico al Signor Card. Im-
periali dall' Eccmo. Segretario, li 29 Febraro, 1720," f. 68.
9. " Copia di lettera del Segretario di State, Giovanni Vincenzo Ventura,
air E™^ S' Card. Imperiali, in data de 12 Marzo 1720," f. 69.
10. Copy of letter of to , desiring him, on the pai t of the
King of Spain, to use his influence with the Genoese Government to
procure the delivery of Card. Alberoni to the Pope; Madrid,
18 March, 1720. Fr. f. 72.
1 1. Report of the address of the Pope to the Cardinals on the proceed-
ings against Card. Alberoni ; [1720?], f. 74.
12. Copy of the answer of the Genoese Government to the demand of
the Pope for the surrender of Card. Alberoni; 11 March, 1720.
Lat. f. 76.
ADDITIONAL HSS., 20,486—80,436.
157
13. Estratto d'nna lettera soritta dall' Alberoni ad un sno
amico," f. 78.
14. Card. Alberoni's answers to the charges against him ; reported by
" Tamico di Genoua," f. 80.
Paper. Folio.
20,426-80,431. LETTEas of the Abbate Pietro Franoesoo Albicini to
Card. Gualterio ; 1707-1718. Ital, Holograph; a few in cipher , with
decipherings. Six volnmes. Paper. Quarto and Folio.
20.426. Vol. I. 4 Jan.-29 June, 1707. At flf. 7, 38 are original
letters of Gioseppe Pighini to [Card. Gualterio ?] ; Borne, 1 Jan.,
16 Feb, 1707 ; and at f. 271 a letter of . . . ; dat. Naples, 28 May,
1707. Ilal. Holograph.
20.427. Vol. 11. 2 July-31 Dec. 1707. At f. 20 is a letter to the
Abbate Albicini from his brother ; Forli, 3 July, 1 707. Ital.
20.428. Vol. III. 11 Jan, 1708-29 June, 1709. At f. 306 is a letter
of Mando Pellegrini ; dat. Ravenna, 3 March, 1709. Ital.
20.429. Vol. IV. 3 July, 1709-31 Dec. 1710.
20.430. Vol. V. 8 Jan. 1711-20 Aug. 1718. At ff. 29-34 are three
letters of [Henri Charles Amauld] Abb6 de Pomponne to the
Abbate Albicini ; Marly, 7, 14, 29 Jan. 1711. Fr.
20,43L Vol. VI. Undated. At f. 134 is the oopy of a paper headed,
H tribnnale della Camera Apostolica alia Santita di nostro Signore
Papa Clemente XI."
20.432. Drafts and copies of letters of Card. Gualterio to the Abbate
Albicini; 9 June, 1707-9 Jan. 1714. Ital.
Paper. Folio.
20.433. 1. Letters of A[lessandro] Aldobrandini, Archbishop of
Rhodes [Nuncio Apostolic to Venice, and subsequently to Spain ;
afterwards Cardinal], to Card. Gualterio; Piacenza, 20 Jan. 1705-
9 April, 1706; Naples, 11 Aug. 1711 ; Venice, 3 Feb. 1714-17 Sept.
1718; Madrid, 12 July, 1721-13 Dec. 1727. Ital. Holograph; with a
few signed, f. 1.
2. Drafts of two letters of Card. Gualterio to the Archbishop of
Rhodes ; 9 Nov. 1716, and undated, f. 193.
Paper. Folio.
20,434-20,436. Letters of Ercole Michele d'Aragona, Governor of
IB'aenza, Rieti, Orvieto, etc., and Archbishop of Mileto, to Card.
Gualterio. Ital. Holograph; with a few signed. Three volumes.
158
ADDITIONAL MSS,, 20,437—20,440.
Vol. I., 16 May, 1707-30 Dec. 1715 Vol. II., 4 Jan. 1716-27 Dec.
1718 Vol. nr., 14 Jan. 1719-24 March, 1728.
Paper, Folio.
20.437. Drafts and copies of letters of Card. Gualterio to Ercole
d*Aragona, ' Governor of Faenza, Orvieto, etc,^ as well as to others,
Governors of Italian towns, etc.; 17 May, 1707-1 July, 1719. Ital.
Paper. Folio.
20.438. 1. Letters of Card. Fulvio Astalli, Legate of Ferrara, etc., to
Card. Gualterio; Ferrara, Kimini and Rome, 1 June, 1706-14 Dec.
1720. Ital. Holograph or signed. Several in cipher^ with decipherings.
£ 1. At £ 199 is a letter of Sebastiano Pamphilio [Bonaventura],
Bishop of Montefiascone ; 21 Dec. 1707. Itcd. Signed.
2. Drafts of two letters of Card. Gualterio to Card. Astalli; 26 June,
1707, and undated. Ital. £ 480.
Paper. Folio.
20.439. 1. Letters of Vincenzo degli Atti, Bishop of Orvieto, to Card.
Gualterio; Orvieto, Rome, etc.^ 10 Sept. 1706-7 April, 1714. Ital.
Holograph. £ 1. At f. 234 is a letter of Fr^ Giovanni Battista
Dominici; Massa, 23 June, 1712. Ital. Holograph.
2. Drafts and copies of letters of Card. Gualterio to the Bishop of
Orvieto; 11 July, 1709-9 May, 1713. Ital. £ 308.
Paper. Folio.
20.440. 20,441. Correspondknce of Cardinal Gualterio with Comelio
Bentivoglio d'Aragona, Commissario delF Armi [subsequently Papal
Nuncio in France, 1712, Archbishop of Carthage, 1712, and Cardinal,
1719]. Two volumes. Paper. Quarto.
20,440. Vol. I. Letters of C. Bentivoglio to Card. Gualterio ; Rome,
22 July, 1704-16 Dec. 1711. Ital. Holograph, or sigrted. Princi-
pally of an official character, addressed to Card. Gualterio as Legate
of the Romagna, Bishop of Todi, etc. Interspersed in the collection
are —
1. Two letters of Ludovico, Marchese Bentivoglio [brother of the
Cardinal] to Sargente Giacinto Vicoli, at Rimini ; Ferrara, 23 and
27 June, 1708. ltd. Signed, flf. 36, 38.
2. Letter of C *B[arone] de' Ricardi to [Cornelio Bentivoglio (?)] ;
dat 5 Sept. 1708. Signed. £ 161.
3. Petition of Michele and Teodora di Quirini ; with certificates, etc. ;
1708. Ital. flF. 217-224.
4. Printed proclamations, etc., 1708. ff. 246-258.
6. Letter of Eleonora Ranieri Alfani; Perugia, 18 Feb. 1711. Signed.
£ 327.
ADDITIONAL MSS., 20,441-80,446. 159
20.441. Vol. 11. 1. Continuation of letters of the same, as Nuncio in
France and Legate of Bavenna ; Borne, Paris, Eavenna, e^c, 23 Jan.
1712-10 May, 1727. Ital Chiefly holograph, f. 1.
2. Letter of the same to [Lnigi (?)] Gualterio; 26 March, 1729. lial.
f. 269.
3. Drafta and copies of letters of Card. Gualterio to Card. Bentivoglio ;
13 June, 1708-1 March, 1724. f. 271.
20.442. 1. Letters of Alessandro Bonaventnra, Almoner to Pope
Clement XL, to Card. Gualterio; Bome, 29 June, 1706-14 Dec.
1709, and 5 Dec. 1715. Ital Holograph, f. 1. At f. 140 is a letter
of Sebastiano Pamphilio [Bonaventura], Bishop of Montefiascone ;
13 May. 1709. Ital. Signed.
2. Drafts and copies of letters of Card. Gualterio to Alessandro Bona-
ventura ; 12 Deo. 1706-24 Dec. 1709. Ital. f. 204.
3. Letter of Card. Gualterio to Archbp. Corradini ; 24 Deo. 1709, f. 232.
Paper, Quarto.
20.443. 1. Letters of the Abbate Carlo Camillo Botti, and his uncle,
the Abbate Lazaro Botti, to Card. Gualterio ; Ravenna, etc., 19 Jan.
1708-26 Mar. 1713.^ Ital. Chiefly holograph. Many in cipher, with
decipherings, f. 1.
2. Copies of letters of Card. Gualterio to the Abbate Botti ; 12 Aug.
1710-8 March, 1713. Ital. f. 294.
Paper. Quarto.
20,444-20,449. Letters of the Abbate Nunziato Maria Buti [Secre-
tary to Card. Gualterio] to the Cardinal; 1711-1727 ; with many
undated. Ital. Holograph. Six volumes Paper. Quarto.
20.444. Vol. L 22 July, 1711-30 May, 1715. Included are letters
&om the Gonfaloniere and Priori of Loreto; 15 Dec. 1713. Ital.
f. 205;— Pier Gioseppe Alberici; Orvieto, 20 Dec. 1713. Ital.
f. 209;— the Marchese Ottavio (?) B*** del Bufelo da Valle; 27
May, 1714. Ital. 1 217.
20.445. Vol. II. 6 June, 1715-29 Dec. 1723. Included are letters from
Alessandro Bussi; 7 Jan. 1719. Ital. Holograph, f. 128; — Prince
Giustiniani [Nov. 1720]. Ital Holograph, f. 222 ;— the Vice-Com-
missario Generale of Araceli ; 7 Dec. 1720. Ital. Holograph, f. 232.
20.446. Vol. HI. 1 Jan. 1724-22 Aug. 1727. Included are letters
from —
Abbate Torriano Maacara; Milan, 19 BoBohetti; 23 Mar. 1726. Ital
Apr. 1724. Ital Hoi f. 61. Hoi f. 216.
Pietro Buooella ; Givita Yecchia, 2 Oct. Gregorio Quinzani ; 20 Aug. 1727. Ital,
1724. Ital Signed, f. 107. Holt 332.
Guerro ; Alatri, 9 Oct. 1724. Ital
Hoi f.l20.
160 ADDITIONAL MSS., 20,447—80,453.
20,447-20,449. Vols. IV.-VI. Undated.
20,460. 1. A FEW copies of letters of Card. Gualterio to Kunziato
Maria Buti. Mostly undated. ItaL f. 1.
2. Various papers conected with Signor Bnti's correspondence, in-
cluding original letters to him from —
Padre Giuseppe Felice; 7 Aug. 1711.
JtoZ. f.30.
AbbatePaUicappe?; 27 Mar. 1715. Ital.
f. 32.
The Yice-GommiBsario Generale of Ara-
ceU : 29 July, 1716. Itai. t 35.
Cesare Cigala; Messa, 18 Dec. 1716.
Ital f. 42.
Panti; [Deo. 1717?]. Ital f. 44.
Lucci ; 23 June, 1719. Ital, f. 45,
Letters of news from Paris, 8 Aug.,
17 Oct, 3, 17 No?. 1719; and from
London, 16 Oct.-26 Oct. 1719. Fr.
f.47.
Girolamo SeYamelle?; 24 Sept 1720,
f.58.
Biagio Garofalo ; 28 Apr. 1722, f. 60.
B[arone] de Mata; 11 May, 1722, f. 62.
Balsarini; 17 Apr. 1723, f. 64.
Pietro Buccella; Givita Yecchia, 21
Sept 1724, f. 67.
Paper. Tolio.
Pio Antonio Moirani; 25 May, 9 Dec.
1725. ff. 71,76
Cenciolini ; 16 Oct. 1725, f. 73.
Leoni ; 20 Oct. 1725, f. 74.
Chiaverini ; 23 Jan. 1726, f. 78.
Pelucohi ; 30 Jan. 1726, f. 80.
Giovanni Domenico Giorioo?; 5 June,
1726, f. 81.
SantiRandanini; 28 June, 1726, f. 83.
[ Mattel] Duke of Paganica ; n.<i.,
f.84.
Domenico Menghi; 26 Aug. [1726,]
f.87.
M. Banchieri ; n.d., f. 89.
Frk Girolamo Maria AUegri; n.d.
f.95.
Placido Conti ; n.d., f 98.
Francesco Maria Carconij ; n.d., f. 99.
Leopoldo Maschi ; n.d., f. 100.
Priore di S. Agostino; f. 102.
20.461. 1. Letters of Card. Lorenzo Casoni, Archbishop of Gesarea
[Legate of Ferrara and Bologna], to Card. Gualterio ; Borne, Fer-
rara, Bologna, etc, 21 Feb. 1702-24 Dec. 1718. Ital, Holograph, or
signed; some in cipher, with decipherings. The greater part are
written at Ferrara in 1708, 1709. f. 1.
2. Copies of letters of Card. Gualterio to Card. Casoni; 8 June, 1708-
12 July, 1709. Ital f. 302.
Paper. Folio.
20.462. Letters of Card. G[iorgio] Cornaro, Bishop of Padua, to Card.
Gualterio; Padua, 7 Jan. 1707-27 Dec. 1721. Ital, Chiefly holo-
graph. At f. 18 is a priced list of printed books ; and at f. 460 the
draft of a letter of Card. Gualterio to Card. Cornaro ; 22 Feb. 1707.
Ital. Paper. Quarto.
20,453. 1. Letfers of Card. Pietro Marcellino Conadini, Archbishop
of Athens, to Card. Gualteiio; Eome, 23 Jan. 1708-21 May, 1727.
Ital. Chiefly holograph, but some signed, f. 1. At the beginning
is a letter unsigned, addressed to Sig" Conadini. Ital.
Digitized by
ADDITIONAL MSS., 20,454-80,458. 161
2. Drafts and copies of letters of Card. Qualterio to Card. Corradini ;
26 Jan. 1708-24 Aug. 1712. ItaL f. 77.
Paper. Quarto.
20,454. Lktters of Frh Carlo Antonio Donadoni, Bishop of Sebenioo,
to Card. Gualterio; Venice, etc., 6 Aug. 1718-24 Oct. 1722, and
Sebenico,llJan. 1723-9 Oct. 1727. Itdl. CMeHj holograph. Amongst
enclosures are original letters from —
O[iorgio] Cardinal Gornaro; Padua,
30 May, 1719, f. 84.
Fr^ Carlo diaoooo Romilli, Min. Gen. ;
Borne, 10 June, 1719, f. 88.
; Genoa, 25 Nov. 1719, f. 86.
Fr^ Aleesandm Burgos; Padua, 25 July,
1720, t 122.
AQessandro] Cardinal Albani; Rome,
23 Sept 1717. Signed, f. 155.
Doinenioo AntonioBiiigi della MiBsione;
Perugia, 10 Aug. 1720, f. 157.
Carlo Donadoni, nephew of Carlo
Antonio; Venice, 15 Hay, 2 June,
1725, ff. 242, 244.
At f. 286 is a copy of a letter of Card. Gnalterio to Frk Donadoni ;
4 March, 1719. Ital.
Paper. Qnarto.
20.455. LirrrERS of Sinibaldo Doiia [Vice-Legate in Avignon, and
subsequently Cardinal] to Card. Gualterio; Rome, 25 May, 1706;
Avignon, 5 Jan. 1707-26 Aug. 1711 ; Genoa, 3 Oct. 1711 ; Rome,
2 Jan, 1712. Ital, Holography or signed. At f. 251 is a copy of a letter
of Card. Gualterio to S. Doria; 21 Oct. 1710. Ital Paper. Folio.
20.456. Letters of Mnffeo Farsetti [Vice-Legate of Ravenna, and
Governor of Fano] to Card. Gualterio; Rome, Ravenna, etc.^
24 April, 1709-19 Oct. 1710; Fano, 30 Oct. 1710-28 Feb. 1713.
Ital. Chiefly holograph. Paper. Folio.
20.457. 1. Letters of Card. Francesco del Giudice [of the family of
the Dukes of Gioyeuazzo and Princes of Cellamare, Cardinal Pro-
tector of Spain, and Minister of Spanish affairs at Rome, and after-
wards Prime Minister of Spain and Inquisitor-General] to Card.
Gualterio; Rome, Genoa, Madrid, etc., 1 Jan. 1707-23 June, 1725.
Ital. Holography with a few signed. Some in cipher with deci-
pherings, f. 1.
2. Copies of letters of Card. Gualterio to Card. Giudice; 2 June»
1709-23 Sept. 1710. Ital. f. 181.
Paper. Folio.
20.458. 1. Lktters of Niccolo Giudice, Major-domo of the Pope's
household [Cardinal in 1725], to Card. Gualterio ; Rome, 28 Jnly,
1705-13 Oct 1725, Ital. Chiefly holograph, f. 1.
MSS.— 1854. M
Digitized by
162
ADDITIONAL MSS., 20,469-20,464.
2. Di-afts and copies of letters of Card. Gualterio to N. Giudice ;
15 April, 1713-7 Oct. 1716. ltd. f. 241.
Paper. Quarto.
20.459. 1. Letters of Card. Niccolo Grimaldi, Legate of Bologna,
to Card. Gualterio; Bologna, etc., 15 Dec. 1706-12 April, 1714.
Ital. A few holograph; the rest signed, f. 1.
2. Copies of letters of Cai-d. Gualterio to Card. Grimaldi; 13 July,
1707-9 Nov. 1708. Ital f. 175.
Paper. Folio.
20.460. 1. Letters of the Abbate G[iuseppe] Guerra [Vicar-General
of Card. Gualterio as] Bishop of Imola and of Alatri, to Card.
Gualterio; Imola, Alatri, etc., 3 Nov. 1703-18 Dec. 1722. Ital.
Holography or signed, f. 1.
2. Copy of letter of Card. Gualterio to the Abbate G. Guerra ; 6 Sept.
. Ital. f. 114.
Paper. Folio.
20,46L Letters of the Abbate Giulio Imperiali [Vice-Legate of
Ferrara, etc.] to Card. Gualterio; Brussels, Eome, FeiTara, cte.,
16 June, 1704-14 Sept. 1712, Ital. Holograph. At the beginning
is inserted a copy of correspondence between the Abbate Imperiali,
at Paris, and the Marquess d*Oyra [d'Oria ?] ; 18 Mardh-13 May,
1704; and an unsigned letter to [M. Gualterio?]; dat. Brussels,
11 May, 1704. Ital. Paper. Quarto.
20.462. 1. Letters of Bartolomeo Massei, Archbishop of Atbens
[Papal Nuncio in France, etc., afterwards Cardinal], to Card. Gual-
terio; Kome, Monte Cavallo, Paris, etc.; 14 May, 1708-10 May,
1728. Ital. Chiefiy holograph ; ihQ rest signed, f. 1.
2. Drafts and copies of letters of Card. Gualterio to Abp. Massei ;
16 April, 1715-17 Oct. 1722. Ital. f. 329.
Paper. Quarto.
20.463. 1. Letters of Card. Giovanni Francesco Negrone [Bishop of
Faenza] to Card. Gualterio; Rome, 9 March, 1706-26 Jan. 1709.
Ital. A few holograph; the rest signed, f. 1.
2. Two letters of Niccolo Negrone [nephew of the preceding ?] to tlie
same; Ascoli, 6 Sept 1708, 4 Jan. 1713. Hal Signed, f. 160.
3. Copies of letters Of Card. Gualterio to Card. Negrone ; 6 March-
6 July, 1707. Ital. f. 165.
Paper. Quarto.
20.464. 1. Letters of Jacomo Oddi [Governor of Rimini, etc.'] to
Card. Gualterio; Rimini, Perugia, Collevecchio, Fabriano, ete. ;
18 Jan. 1708-10 Aug. 1722. Ital Chiefly holograph; a few
Digitized by
ADDITIONAL M8S., 20,465-2a,471.
163
signed, f. 1. At f. 24 is a letter of the Consuls of Himiui, 22 Oct.
1708 ; signed; with the answer at f. 383 ; and at fl 219 a letter of
Grifone Oddi, brother of Jacomo; Perugia, 17 Deo. 1709. Ital,
2. Copies of two letters of Card. Gualterio to Jaoomo Oddi ; 16 Aug.
1708, 18 Aug. 1709. Ital. f. 386.
Paper. Quarto.
20.465. 1. Letters of Fabio Olivieri [Secretary of Papal Briefs, eU.,
Cardinal in 1715] to Card. Gualterio; Rome, 2 Aug. 1711-24
Dec. 1718. Ital. Chiefly holograph, f. 1.
2. Drafts and copies of letters of Card. Gualterio toF. Olivieri ; 8 Sept.
1707-16 April, 1718. Ital f. 61.
Paper. Quarto.
20.466, 20,467. Letters of Card. Pietro Otthoboni [Bishop of Ostia,
Protector of France at the Court of Rome, etc.'] to Card. Gual-
terio ; Rome, e^c, 15 June, 1706-5 Oct. 1726. Ital. Holograph,
or signed; many in cipher , with decipherings. Two "volumes.
A letter of Giovanni Otthoboni to Card. Gualterio, Rome, 9 July,
1707, occurs at f. 129 of Vol. I. ; and letters of Chappe, Knight
of the Order of St. Lazarus, Secretary to Card. Otthoboni, Rome,
2 March, 1707-24 Jan. 1711, occur at f. 60 of Vol. L, and ff. 153,
179, 197, 207, 213, and 225 of Vol. II. French. Paper. Quarto.
20.468. Drafts and copies of letters of Card. Gualterio to Card.
Otthoboni; 19 Feb. 1709-30 July, 1713. Ital. Paper. Quarto.
20.469. 1. Letters of Card. Ranucci Pallavicini [Governor of Rome,
etc.'] to Card. Gualterio; Rome, 7 March, 1705-9 Jan. 1712. Ital.
A few only are holograph ; the rest are in a secretary's hand and
chiefly unsigned, f. 1.
2. Drafts and copies of letters of Card. Gualterio to Card. Pallavicini ;
26 Feb. 1709-9 Jan. 1712. Ital. f. 327.
Paper. Quarto.
20.470. 1. Letters of Card. Fabrizio Pauluoci [Papal Secretary of
State] to Card. Gualterio ; Rome, 23 Aug. 1710-28 Oct. 1724. ftal.
Holograph, or signed, f. 1.
2. Drafts and copies of letters of Card. Gualterio to Card. Paulucci ;
26 Nov. 1704-4 March, 1726. Ital. f. 68.
Paper. Folio.
20.471. 1. Letters of Card. Giuseppe Sacripante [Prodatario to Pope
. Clement XI., etc.] to Card. Gualterio; Rome, 31 May, 1706-
14 Aug. 1725. Ital. Signed. A few holograph. The first letter is
also signed by Ulysse Giuseppe [Gozzadini], Archbishop of Theo-
dosia. f. 1.
M 2
164
ADDITIONAL MSS., 20,472-20,478.
2. Drafts and copies of letters of Card. Gualterio to Card.. Sacripante ;
21 May, 1711-29 Deo. 1717. JUd. f. 82.
Paper. Quarto.
20.472. 1. Letters of Alamanno Salviati [Papal Nuncio in France,
Vice-Logate of Avignon, subsequently Cardinal] to Card. Gualterio ;
Borne, Paris, Avignon, Urbino, Pesaro, etc.y 13 July, 1707-24 March,
1724. JtoZ. Partly holograph ; many in cipher^ with decipherings.
£ 1. At ff. 228, 230 are two letters of Antonio Maria Salviati
[Duke of Juliano, brotherto Alamanno] ; Yaldimarina and Florence,
— July, 17 Aug. 1717. ItaL. Signed.
2. Drafts and copies of letters of Card. Gualterio to Alamanno Salviati ;
7 Feb. 1709-10 Sept. 1712. Ital. t 266.
Paper. Quarto.
20.473, 20,474. Letters of the Abbate Rainiero Simonetti [Auditor of
the Nunciature of Naples, Governor of Masserano, subsequently
Cardinal] to Card. Gualterio ; Brussels, Naples, Osimo, Masserano,
Borne, etc,^ 24 April, 1706-11 June, 1724. Ital, Holograph. Some in
cipher^ with decipherings. Two volumes. Paper. Quarto.
20,476. Copies of letters of Card. Gualterio to the Abbate Simonetti ;
25 Deo. 1707-28 Deo. 1715. Ital Paper. Quarto.
20,476, 20,477. Letters of Gaetano Stampa [Vice*Legate of Bavenna,
Nuncio at Florence and Venice, Archbishop of Chalcedonia ; sub-
sequently Archbishop of Milan and Cardinal] to Card. Gualterio ;
Bavonna,e<c.; 3 Jan. 1707-26 Feb. 1724. Ital Holograph, or signed.
Two volumes. At the end of Vol. II., from f. 164, are copies of
letters of Card. Gualterio to G. Stampa ; 16 May, 1707-9 Feb. 1709.
Among the enclosures are —
1. Letter of Pietro Francesco Masini, Governor of Forlimpopoli ; 29
Feb. 1708. Ital. Vol. I. f. 114.
2. Petitions of Francesco Galtbssi, of Faenza, Cattarina Squadrani, of
Lonzano, Prince Vincenzo GiuRtiniani, and Anna Bomanzi ne Algeri,
of Bavenna. Vol. L ff. 285, 287, 289, 294.
3. Warrants of Alessandro Conte di Bonneval, General commanding
in the FeiTarese ; 27 June, 16 July, 1708. Signed^ and mth seal.
Vol. L f. 310, Vol. IL f. 13.
4. Letter of Francesco Maria Mazzolani, Governor of Cervia ; 30 July,
1708 ; Vol. n. f. 17.
Paper. Folio.
20,478. Letters of Leone Strozzi to Card. Gualterio, principally on
subjects connected with books, coins, etc.; Bome, 1 Sept. 1705-
17 Dec. 1712. Ital. Holograph; y/\th few signed. Paper. Small
Quarto.
ADDirrONAL MSS, 20,479 20,493.
1G5
20.479. 1. Letfers of Card. Sebastiano Antonio Tcuiari [Bishop of
Ostia, Legate of Urbino] to Card. Gualterio ; Pesaro, Urbino, ete.,
19 Jan. 1707-23 Dec. 1723. Ital Signed, f. 1.
2. Copies of letters of Card. Gualterio to Card. Tanari ; 26 May, 1707-
23 Nov. 1708. Itcd. f. 127.
Paper. Quarto.
20.480. Letters of GioN anni Miobele Teroni, Admin ihtra tor of the
Bishopric of Orvieto, atid Bishop of Venosa, to Card. Gualterio ;
Orvieto, Venosa, etc., 18 [Jan.] 1718-3 Oct. 1724. Ital. Hdograph.
I'aper. Folio.
20,481-20,483. Letters of Card. Giuseppe Vallemani, Archbishop of
Athens, to Card. Gualterio; Eome, 7 June, 1706-7 Oct. 1721. Ital
Holograph. Three volumes. At f. 223 of Vol. HE. is a letter
of Count Einaldo Vallemani, Fabriano, 10 Feb. 1719 ; and at
flf. 225-232 are copies of letters of Card. Gualterio to Card. Valle-
mani, 12 July, 1706-19 Deo. 1715. Ital. Paper. Quarta
20,484-20,489. Lettebs of Giovanni Antonio Cardinal Da Via^ Bishop
of Eimini, and Legate of the Romagna and of Urbino, to Card.
Gualterio; Rimini, Ravenna, Bologna, etc., 16 March, 1707-19 Oct.
1726. Ital. Holograph ; with a few signed. Six volumes. At f. 213
of Vol. L is a letter of Gabriel Soardi ; Rimini, 12 Feb. 1711. Ital.
Paper. Quarto.
20,490, 20,491. Drafts and copies [of letters of Card. Gualterio to
Card. Da Via; 4 Aug. 1707-17 Oct. 1722. Ital. Two volumes.
Paper, Quarto.
20.492. Letters of Antonio Vidman [Governor of P'ermo and Mace-
rata?] to Card. Gualterio; Fermo and Macerata, 17 Aug. 1708-
17 Dec. 1718. Ital. Chiefly holograph. At f. 305 is a copy of a
letter of Card. Gualterio to A. Vidman ; 23 Oct 1715. Ital. Paper.
Quarto.
20.493. 1. Letters of Antonio Felice, Card. Zondadari, Archbishop of
Damabcus [Papal Nuncio in Spain, etc.\ to Card. Gualterio ; Milan,
Madrid, Avignon, Rome, etc., 20 June, 1702-3 June, 1722. Ital.
Holograph or signed, f. 1.
2. Copy of a letter of Card. Gualterio to Card. Zondadari ; 22 Oct. 1715.
Ital. f. 68.
3. Letter of " il Bali Fr. Marc Antonio Zondadari " to [Card. Gual-
terio] ; Rome, 22 April, 1713. Ital. Holograph, f. 70.
4. Two letters of [Marc Antonio] Zondadari, Grand Master of Malta,
to the same; Malta, 4 Nov. 1720, 10 Jan. 1722. Ital. Holograph.
Signed, f. 72.
1G6
ADDITIONAL MSS., 20,494.
5. Five letters of Alessandro [Zondadari], Archbihliop of Siena, to tlie
same; Siena, 4 Dec. 1717-15 June, 1727. Ital. Holograph, f. 74.
6. Coi)y of a letter of Card. Gualtorio to tbe Arcbbishop of Siena ;
30 Nov. 1717. Ital f. 82.
Paper. Quarto.
20,494-20,600. CorrI'Spondknck of Card. Gualteno with Kalian
occlesiastics, 1700-1728; alphabetically arranged under the names
of writers. Seven volumep. Paper. Quarto. The writers are :
20,494. Vol. L :
FmnceFCo Maria [Abbnii], Bishop of
Oarpentras; 14 July, 1711, f. 1.
N[icc )lo] Card. Accinioli ; Rome, 9 Dec.
1713-2* Doc. 1718, f. 3.
[Vincenzo] Alamatini [ArclibiBliop of
Scleucia]; 18 Sept. 1717, f. 6.
Mnrcellino Albergotti, Governor of
Macerata; 6 Mar. 1702-1 Mur. 1710,
f. 10.
Dt»na(o All)ergotti; 4 Sept. 1714, f. 68.
Albergotti ; n.d., f. 70.
G[iovanni] B[atli8ta] Card. Altieri; 25
Oct. 1724, f. 72.
F. Angelij, Governor of Solarolo ; Sola-
rolo, 29 Aug. 1708. f. 73.
Lodovico Aiiguissola; Pesaro, eic.y 27
Nov. 1712-2 April. 1721, f. 79.
G[iu8eppe] Card. Archinto; Milan, 30
Dec. 1711, f. 109.
Girolamo Archinto ; Borne, etc , 23 Mar.
1709-12 Oct. 1712, f. 110.
Francesco Maria [Amglii]. Bishop of
Monte Pulciano; 4 Dec. 1723, f. 118.
M[arcello] Card. d'Aste ; Rome, 20 Nov.
1708, f. 119.
M[arc] An[tonio Attaffi], Bishop of
San 10 [afterwards of Sqnillace] ;
Naples, 28 Oct. 171fi, f. 12L
Gpovanni Alberto] Card. Badoario ;
Brescia, 7, 28 Dec. 1713, f. 122.
Antonio Banchieri [afterwards Cardi-
nal]; Rome, 9 Dec. 1702-29 July,
1712, f. 125.
Giosafut [Baptistelli], Bishop of Foligno ;
21 Fob. 1728, f. 144.
Pietro [Barbarigo], Patriarch of Venice ;
Venice, 26 Nov. 1718, f. 145.
Francesco Maria Barbarigo [Vice-legate
of Urbino]; Urbino, Pesaro, etc., 22
Sept. 1708-4 June, 1712, f. 147.
G[iovanni] F[raucesco] Card. Barba-
rigo; Brescia, Pndua, etc., 10 Oct.
1720-8 Dec. 1724, f. 171.
Card. Frnncesco Barberini; Rome, dc,
24 Oct 1707-11 Feb. 1727, f. 178.
Gaetano Maria [Bargagli], Bishop of
Chiusi ; Ciiiusi, 13 Mar. 1709-13 Mar.
1722, f. 21.5.
Giorgio [Banii], Bishop of Piacenza;
Piacenzu, 1 Dec. 1710-2 Dec. 1721,
f. 224.
Giovanni Battista Barni [Governor of
Jesi] ; Nami, Jesi, etc., 19 Jan. 1710-
2 Dec. 1721, f. 231.
Giovanni Battista [Baesi], Bishop of
Anagni; Anagni, 23 July, 1712-28
Aug. 1723, f. 249.
Marco [Battaglini] Bishop of Nocera;
Nocera, 17 Dec. 1706-9 June, 1716,
f.254.
Antonio Maria Becchetti; Rome, 6 Oct.
1708, 21 Aug. 1709, f. 281.
Giovanni Cres". Bcgni, Archbishop and
Vicar-General ; Mont Alcino. 4 Oct.
1723, f. 285.
Bernardino [Bellucio], Bishop of Camo-
rino; Camerino, 13 May, 1710-23 Nov.
1716. f. 286.
Baldaesare Bichi ; Rome, 28 Dec. 1709,
f. 298.
C[arlo] Card. Bichi; Rome, 19 Dec.
1713. f. 300.
Vincenzo [Bichi], Card. Archbishop of
Laodicea; Lucerne, 4 Aug. 1708-
20 Nov. 1711, f. 302.
Giovanni Francesco [Bisletti], Bishop of
Cagli ; Cagli, 13 Mar. 1722-13 Sept.
1727, f. 308.
Sebastiano Pompilio [Bonaventura], Bi-
shop of Montefiascone and Cometo;
Montefiascone, etc., 24 Dec, 1712-27
Jan. 1725, f. 313.
Digitized by
ADDITIONAL MSS., 20.490. 167
Alessandro [Borgia], Bishop of Nooera,
Archbishop of Fermo; Noccra and
Fermo, 9 Nov. 1717-25 AprU, 1727,
f. 321.
G[iberto] Card. Borromeo ; Novara and
Milan, 3 Jan. 1719-^ Dtx\ 1724, f. 334.
Giovanni Bait Lata Bottini; Rome, 28
July, 1705, f. 341.
GioTanni Battiiita Braschi, Bishop of
Sursina ; 25 Feb., 18 Aug. 1708, f. 343.
y[ital6] G[ia8eppe de* Buoi], Bishop of
Perugia; Perugia^ 29 Sept. 1711-14
Feb. 1713, f. 347.
G[iacopo] Card. Bonoompagno, [Abp. of
Bologna]; Bologna, 26 Oct. 1709-
1 Feb. 1727, f. 359.
B[enedetto Bussi], Bisliopof Kocunatiand
Loreto; Rccanati, 5 Sept. 1727. f. 378.
I [Giovanni Batiista] Cord. Bussi; Anconu,
I die, 8 July, 170^27 Jan. 1726, f. 379.
20,495. Vol. n. :
Muzic [di Gajeta], Patriarch of Jerusa-
lem, Archbishop of Barl; Bari, 10
July, 1723, f. I.
Curio Culcagnini ; Avignon, I Mar. 1719
-3 Oct. 1719, f. 2.
Alcs8[andro de' Calvi], Bishop of San
Severino; S. Severino, 11 June, 1712-
13 Jan. 1713. f. 10.
Vinoenzo [Capycia], Archbp. of Chieti ;
Chieti,25Mar. 1716,f. 32.
I[nnico Caracciolo], Bishop of Averisa,
Cardinal; A versa, 28 May, 1715-23
May, 1727, f. 34.
N[icolo] Card. Caracciolo ; Capua, 20 Dec.
1718-5 Dec. 1721, f. 49.
Pier Luigi Carafa [Governor of Ancona],
Archbishop of [Larissa, afterwards
Cardinal]; Ancona, 29 Jan. 1708,
14 Mar. 1726, ff. 54, 58.
G[a8paro] Card. Carpegna; Rome, 27
Dec. 1723, f. 59.
Abbato Francesco Angelo CaserotU;
Rome, 9 Nov. 1711, 15 Nov. 1720, f. 62.
F[rance80o] M[iiria Casini] Card. Sunta
Prisca; Rome, 13 May, 1713-24 Dec.
1718, f. 68.
Bartolomeo [Castelli], Bishop of Sini-
gaglia ; 10 Nov. 1724, f. 98.
Giovanni Domenico [Cavagnari], Bishop
of Sagona; Calvi, 16 Dec. 1716, 28
June, 1722, f. 99.
Bernardo Cavalicri, Bishop of San Marco;
San Marco, 2 July, 1718, f. 102.
Gaetano de' Cavalieri ; Urbiuo, 14 Aug.,
23 Oct 1711, f. 105.
Silvio de' Cavalieri; Rome, 30 April-
14 Sept 1707. f. 111.
B[althasar] Card. Cenci; Fermo, 28
June, 1706, f. 126.
Scratino Cenci, [afterwards Cardinal];
Rome, 3 Dec. 1712, f. 127.
C[amillo Cibi], Patriarch of Constanti-
nople [afterwards Cardinal]; 14,
16 Sept 1719, f. 129.
Cesare CigaU; Messina, 28 April, 1721,
f. 132.
Nicolo Cigala, Bishop of Tenos and
Micone; Tine, 20 Feb. 1722-29 Aug.
1726, f. 133.
C[arlo] Cord. Colonna; Rome, 9 Dec.
1713, 23 Dec. 1714, f. 137.
B[emardo] M[aria] Card. Conti ; Rome,
Frascati, 9 Jan. 1723-22 Sept. 1725,
f. 139.
M[ichel] A[ngelo] Card. Conti ; Lisbon,
Vitcrbo, etc., 2 Aug. 1706-21 Dec.
1718, f. 145.
Francesco Bernardino [Corradini],
Bishop of Marsi; Fabriano, 25 Dec.
1701, f. 158.
L[orenzo Corsini], Archbishop of Nice-
media, Cardinal [subsequently Pope
Clement XXL] ; Rome, 29 July, 1703-
13 Sept 1724, f. 161.
N[ioolo] Card. Coscia, Abp. of Trajano-
polis; Rome and Monte Cavallo, 14
Oct. 1724-31 May, 1727, f. 174.
Vittor Felice [Conci], Bishop of Fondi ;
Todi, 31 May-24 June, 1710, f. 191.
Giuseppe [Crispino], Bishop of Amelia ;
Amelia, 15 Dec. 1710, 30 Aug. 1711,
f. 201.
A[gostino] Card. Cusano, Archbishop of
Amasia [Papal Legate at Venice];
Venice, Bologna, etc, 26 June, 1706-
6 Jan. 1722. f. 208.
M[arc] Antonio [de' Custachii], Bishop of
Castello; Caatello, 3 July, 1718,
f.241.
Mutio [Dandini], Bishop of SiiiigugUu;
Sinigaglia, 18 Dec. 1706-24 Sept 1711 ,
f. 243.
Digitized by
168
ADDITIONAL MSS., 20,496, 20,497.
Dionisio [Delfini], Patriarch of Aquileia; M[arcelloJ Card. Darazzo; FBenza^ 13
Brescia, Venice, Udine, etc,, 15 Aug. D«ic. 1706-16 May, 1709, f. 325.
1704-lJan. 1721, f. 252. i
Enclosed are letters of Girolamo dalle Vacche; 13 Dec. 1706, f. 330,
and Fabrizio Card. Paulucci ; 15 Dec. 1706, f. 333.
20.496. Vol.111.:
Runieri d*Elci [or Ilcio, Pro-Legate of
Avignon, afterwards Cardinal] ; Avig-
non, 31 Jan. 1720-15 Sept. 1727, f. 1.
Oiiofrio Elisei [de Foligni], Bishop suc-
cessively of Bagnorca and Oi-vieto;
Baguorea, Orvieto, etc., 12 Dec.
1709-21 April, 1727, f. 8.
Fra Giacotuo Maria Erizzo, Bishop of
Concordia; Venice, 11 Dec. 1723-12
Sept 1727, f. 70.
C[arlo] A[go8tino] Card. Fabroni;
Rome, 9 Dec. 1713-23 Oct. 1725,
f.76.
Alessandro Card. Falconieri ; Rome,
23 July, 1712-14 Oct. 1724, f. 82.
Michel Angelo Furolfo, BLihop of Trail ;
Trau, 28 Sept., 27 Nov. 1714, f. 91.
Fik Tommiiso Maria [Ferrari], Card.
8. Clement ; Rome, 9, 20 Dec. 1713,
f. 90.
R[aimondo Ferretti], Archbishop of
Ravennu; Ravenna, 16 March-4 Dec.
1708, f. 98.
L[orenzo] Card. Fiesco [Archbishop of
Genoa]; Rome, Genoa, 29 June, 1706
-4 April, 1722, f. 110.
Domeiiico Filomarini, Bishop of Trevico ;
Castello della Baronia (in Naples),
19 Aug. 1720-22 March, 1726, f. 127.
Stelano [Fogliano], Bishop of Modena ;
ModeuH, 25 Jan. 1727, f. 133.
Antonio [Fonseca], Bishop of Tivoli ;
Tivoli, 14 June, 1720, f. 134.
Giovanni [Fontana], Bishop of Cesena;
Cesena, 19 Jan. 1707-18 Jan. 1710,
f. 135.
20.497. Vol. IV. :
Francesco Oiiofrio [Hoditma], Bishop
of Valva and Sulmona; Sulmona,
30 Nov. 1717, f. h
'Cofiimo Imperiali; Cittk di Castello
and Fermo, 17 Nov. 1718-10 M»r.
1724, f. 3.
G[iuseppe] Bfenato] Card. Imperiali;
Rome, 9 Dec, 1713-17 Aug. 1726.
Pittro [Guddi], Bishop of Spoleto ; Trevi,
6 May, 1710, f. m.
[Giietani], Patriarch of Alexandria ;
Rome, — Feb.-25 Dec. 1703, f. 175.
B:irtolomeo [Gambadosi], Bishop of
Ruvo ; Ruvo, 22 April, 1724, f. 183.
Giovanni Battista [Giberti], Bishop of
Fano; Fauo, 1 April, 1712, f. 185.
Francesco Gambi ; Rome, 2, 26 March,
1707, f. 1«7.
Giovanni Gambi, Bishop of Asooli;
Rome, Ascoli, 19 Feb. 1707-30 Nov.
1724, f. 190.
Antonio Gentili [afterwards Cardinal];
Rome, ete., 7 Jan. 1719-27 Nov.* 1725,
f. 205.
Carlo Gonzaga; S. Severino, 28 Apr.
1727, f. 218.
Ulysse Giuseppe Card. Gozzadini, Arch-
bishop of Theodosia; Rome, Imola,
16 Mar. 1709-26 Jan. 1726, f. 219.
Girolamo Grimaldi, Papal internuncio
at Brussels, Archbishop of Edessa
[afterwards Cardinal]; Brussels, etc.,
22 July, 1704-16 Oct. 1720, f. 244.
Giovanni Battista Grimaldi ; n.d., f. 289.
Onorato Francesco Grimaldi, Archbp.
of Besan^on ; Besan^on, 6 Dec 1726»
f. 290.
Francesco Saverio Guicciardi, Bishop of
Narni; Rome, Narui, 19 Apr. 1709-
9 Nov. 1717, f. 293.
Fausto [Guidotti], Bishop of Cittli della
Pieve;. Citta della Pieve, 23 Mar.
17U-3 Apr. 1712, f. 298.
with copies of correspondence with
the Pretender, f. 7
¥rk Kilippo Iturbide, Archbishop of
" Sida Rome, 31 May, 1727, f. 44.
Prospero Lambertini, Archbishop of
Theodosia, and Bishop of Ancona
[afterwards Pope Benedict XIV.];
6 Mar. 1720-27 Dec. 1727, f. 47.
Digitized by
ADDITIONAL MSS., 20,497, 20,498.
169
Fetlerico Lanty ; 26 Feb. 1720-24 May,
1724, f. 56.
Alexandre de Gordoue Lanti ; Valencia,
21July, 1723. Fr, f. 68.
FA C[orlo] G[iacinto Laaoarib], Bishop
of Spoleto; Spoleto, 21 July, J711-
16 Apr. 1726, f. 70.
Gregorio [Lauri], Bishop of Ripa;
Ripa, 4 Dec. 1721. f. 87.
Niculo Maria Lercari, Aro'.ibishop of
Nazianzum, Ganlinal; Anoona and
Rome, 26 July, 1711-12 July, 1727,
f. 88.
Ale&iaudro [Litta], Bishop of Cresnona ;
Ciemona, 21 July, 1718, f. 93.
D[oiidati] A[lexi8 Malyicini Foutana],.
Bishop of Foligno; Foligno, 1 May,
1715, f. 96.
Fabio [Manciforti], Bishop of Gubbio;
Gubbio, 7 May, 1709-8 Mar. 1720,
f. 97.
Firmilo Marabjtlini ; Rome, Ravenna,
tic, 13 July, 1706-20 Nov. 1712,
f. 109.
Camillo Marazzani, BLahop of Parma;
Tcrui and I'arma, 17 Sept. 1710-10
Dec. 1721, f. 183.
Card. Proepero [Marefoschi], Bishop of
Gyrene, afterwards Arjhbislmp of
Caosarea; Home, 16 Aug. 1711-29
April, 1725 ; with drafts of letters
from Gard. Gualterio, f. 188.
G[aleazzo] Gard. Marescotti; Rome,
10. 28 Dec. 1718, f. 267.
C|[arloJ Gard. de Marini ; Rome, Genoa,
15 gept. 1708-18 Jan. 1727, f. 271.
Enclosed is a letter of Giacomo Jaco-
butij [GK)vernor of Ravenna]; Ra-
venna, 21 Oct. 1708, f. 275.
Leonardo Marsili]. Archbishop of
Siena; Siena, 11 June, 1708-29 June,
1712, f. 285. Enclosed is a letter of
A[ntonio] F[clice] Gard. Zondadari ;
Avignon, 1 June, 1712, f. 293.
F[rancesco] Gard. MartcUi; Rome, 9,
20 Dec. 1713, f. 295.
Giuseppe Maria [Martelli], Archbishop
of Florence; Florence, 5 May, 1722,
f. 297.
Pietro Valorio Mnrtorelli, Bishop of
Monte Feltto; 28 Jan. 1720, 27 Apr.
1724, f. 298.
Abbate Masoata Torriano; Bergamo
and Milan, 21 July, 1716-8 Aug.
1725, f. 302. Enclosed are letters of
JoiiigbTiepolc; Venice, 11 July, 1722,
and Giulio Maria Fosstiti; Milan,
9 July, 1722, ff. 317, 320.
GirolauH) [di Mattel], Archbishop of
Fermo, previously of Nicomedia and
Nazareth, Nuncio in Florence; Flo-
rence, Venice, Fermo, 15 June, 1709-
15 Oct. 1723, f. 348.
Abbate Sebastiano Mattel [Secretary of
thcj Nuuciate nt Venice]; Venice, 22
Jun. 1724-21 July, 1725, f. 363.
Andrea Miccoli, Vicar-General of Ger-
via; Ravenna, 19 M«»r. 1717, f. 401.
Giovanni Battista [MisHiroli], Bishop of
Bertinoro; Bertinoro, 22 Apr. 1709»
f. 402.
Domenico [Morelli], Bishop of Lucera;
Lueera, 6 June, 1711, f. 404.
Agapito Mosca [aftorwordd Cardinal];
Loreto, 19 Apr. 1723, f. 406.
Ferdimmdo Nuzzi, Archbishop of Nicea,
Gardinal; Rome and Orvieto, 19 June,
1700-24 Nov. 1716, f. 407.
At f. 289 i5i a petitioa of Fi& Innocenzo Benelli da Tossignano; [1710].
20,498. Vol. V. :
B[enedetto] Odescalco, Card. Archbishop
of Milan ; Warsaw and Milan, 22 Feb.
1713-1 May, 1726, f. 1.
G[iuseppe Ogliati], Bishop of Como;
Arosio, Gomo and Milan, 29 Aug.
1723-6 Feb. 1726, f. 18.
Cursi Gard. Origo ; Rome, 22 Dec. 1706
-27 June, 1725, f. 24.
Frk Vincenzo Maria Gard. Orsini,
[otherwise Pietro Francesco Orsini,
afterwards Pope Benedict XIIl.];
Gravina and Benevento, 29 May,
1714-30 Dec. 1723, f, 70.
A[8canio Faganelli], Bishop of Mon-
talto; Moiitalto, 7 Oct. 1708, 6 June,
1709, f. 77.
Lnzzaro [Pnllavieini], Archbishop of
Tliebee; Florence, 7 July, 1725, f. 81.
Simone Marco [Palmcrini], Bishop of
Asaisi ; Atsisi, 7 Nov. 1724, f. 82.
Digitized
byGoogk
170
ADDITIONAL IVISS., 20,499.
B[cnedetto] Card. Pamphili; Rome,
13 July. 1706-17 Muy, 1721, f. 83.
B[iindini] Card. Panciatichi; Rome,
13, 23 Dec. 1713, f. 130.
LoJovico Maria [Pandolphini], BUhnp of
Voltcmi; Volterra, 28 Feb. 172iJ, f. 132.
G[ioviinni] D[omenico] Card. Parrac-
ciani; Rome, 16 Dec. 1713-26 Nov.
1719, f. 133.
G[iovaniii Battista] Patrizi, Card. Arch-
bishop of Seleucia [Treasurer-General
to the Pope, and Legate at Ferrara] ;
Rome and Ferrara, 23 June, 1708-16
Aug. 1724, f. 146.
[ Vinccnzo] Petra, [Secretary to the Coun-
cil of Bishops, Card, of St. Onofrio] ;
Rome, 19 Dec 1719-25 Aug. 1727,
f. 178.
Giulio Card. Piazza, Archbishop of Na-
zareth, Bishop of Fiienza [Papal Nun-
cio at Vienna and Ferr.ira] ; Vienna,
FoiTara, and Facnza, 22 Juno, 1709-
20 Jan. 172J, f. 194.
20,499. Vol. VL :
Giovanni [RasponiJ Bishop of Forli;
Forli,22 Mar. 1708-7 July, 1709, f. 1.
Bernardino Egidio [Rccchi], Bishop of
Acquapendentc; Grotto, 24 Sept. 1712,
f. 11.
Giovanni Batlidta Renzoli, Bishop of
Amelia ; Amelia, 11 Dec. 1723, f. 13.
Giovanni Francesco [Riccamonti], Bi»hop
of Cerviu; Ravenna, 19 Mar. 1707,
f. 14.
Abbate Domenico Riviera [afterwards
Cardinal]; Milan, Rome, 29 May,
1707-17 Nov. 1727, f. 16.
A[ndrea do* Robcrti], Archbishop [of Ra-
gusa], Bishop of Policastro; Naples,
12 Nov. 1720, f. 49.
Antonio Rota; Paris, 10 Apr. 1727,
f.50.
Antonio Ruffo; Ravenna, 19 June, 1717,
f.52.
Tommaso Card. Ruflfo, Bishop of Ferrara,
Legate a latere at Bologna, etc, ; Fer-
rara, Bologna, etc., 19 June, 1706-
5 July. 1727, f. 54.
Frii Bartolomeo Ruspoli [afterwards Car-
dinal]; Rome, 17 Dec 1718-11 Dec.
1722, f. 87.
Giovanni Battit»tu Card. Salcrni ; Dres-
den, 3 Jan. 1720, f. 94.
L[odovico] Card. PiooXdellaMirandola],
Patriarch of Constantinople; Rome,
5 April, 1713-28 July, 1723, f. 215.
Francesco Maria Pico; Venice, 5 Dec.
. 1713, f. 270.
F[rmcesco] Card Pignaielli, Arch-
bishop of Naples ; Naples, 2 Dec. 1713
-9 Feb. 1726, f. 271.
Frk A[gostino] Card. Pipia; Osdmo,
30 July, 1725, 25 Jan. 1726, t 284.
Giuseppe [Planetti], Bishop of Todi;
Todi, 8 March, 1708, f. 286.
L[uigi Priuli], Card, of S. Marcel lo
and S. Marco; Rome, 16 Dec. 1713-
31 Dec. 1718, f. 288.
Pietro Card. Priuli ; Bergamo and Venice,
10 Dec. 1713-10 Oct. 1725, f. 292.
Teodoro [Pungelli], Bishop of Terni;
Temi, 10 May, 1722, f. 354.
A[ngelo] M[aria] Card.Qucrini; Brescia,
25 Mar. 1728, f. 355.
Micliele Quirini; Todi, 28 Apr. 1719,
2 June, 1721, f. 356.
Vincenzo Santini, "Abbate di S. Giovanni
Battista;'* Rome, Brussels, 26 Nov.
1712, 20 Nov. 1716, f. 95.
A[ntonio] F[rancesco] Card. Sanvitnli;
Rome. 9, 23 Dec. 1713, f. 99.
Adriano [Sarmattei], Bishop of B )rgo
S. Donniuo and of Yiterho ; Rome,
Viterbo, etc., 23 Nov. 171»-21 Nov.
1725, f. 101.
Antonio Maria Scardoni, Yice-Crovemor
of Solarolo; Solarolo, 12 June, 1708,
f. 108.
B[emardinoJ Card, Scotto; Rome, 12
Dec. 1711-29 Dec, 1719, f 110.
Alessandro [Sfoi za], Archbishop of Jeru-
salem [Papal Nuncio at Turin] ; Turin,
30 Jan., 2 Oct. 1700, f. 114.
Ascunio [Silvesfcri], Bishop of Massa;
Massti, 13 May, 1707, f. 117.
Giacinto Silvestri [afterwards Bishop of
Viterbo?]; Viterbo, 6, 9 Nov. 1718,
f. 118. Enclosed is a letter from
Luzlo Ludj, Vioe-Comissario of Bol-
seno, 3 Nov. 1718, f. 120.
F[abrizio] Card. Spada; Rome, 2, 23
Dec 1713. f. 124.
Filippo [Carlo Spa^la]. Bishop of Pcsaro ;
Loreto. Pcsaro, 26 Nov. 1708-9 Sci»t.
1722, f^ 126.
Digitized
byGoogk
ADDITIONAL MSS., 20,600.
171
Blutio Spacia; Facnza, 3 Jan. 1707,
f. 132.
O[rnzio] F[ilippo Spada], Card, of S.
Onofrio, Bishop of Osimo; Lucca,
Rome and Osimo, 27 Mar. 1712-6 Dec.
1723, f. 13.S.
Emanuele [Spinelli], bishop of Catanzaro ;
Catanziiro 11 Aug. 1716, f. 149.
Giuseppo Spinelli [afterwards Cardinal] ;
Brussels, 29 June. 1725, f. 151.
Ambruzio Spinola, Bishop of Yintimiglia
and Sarzaua; San Bemo, Sarzana, 18
Aug. 1705, 30 Oct. 1712. f. 152.
Giorgio Spinola, Archbishop of Ceaarea,
Inquisitor of Malta, Card, of S. Agnes
[Piipal Nuncio at Vienna]; Malta«
Vienna, Borne, e^e., 9 May, 1705-15
Nov. 1727, f. 155.
G[ioTanni] B[attista] Card. Spinola;
Rome, 2 Dec. 1713-31 Dec. 1718,
f. 201.
Ginn Battisfa Spin«#1a [afterwards Cardi-
nal] ; Rome, 10. 21 May, 1727. f. 208.
N[icolo] Card. Si)inola, Archbishop of
Thebes; Florence, Troppau, Warsaw,
12 Feb. 1707-2 Oct 1723. f. 210.
Camillo Spreti, Bishop of Cervia ; Rome,
Ravenna. 17 Apr., 7 July, 1709,
f. 261.
Abbe' Stephanelli ; Paris, 1 Jan.,
2 July. 1718. Fr. f. 265.
G[iovaijni] B[attista Conventati], Bishop
of Terracina ; 8. Marti no, Terracina^
4 Aug. 1721-15 June. 1723, f. 2G8.
Tommaso Stefanucoi [Canon of Todi ?] ;
To<ii. 14 Mar.-15 July, 1719. f. 274.
Giovanni Francesco [Tenderini], Bishop
of Civita Casfollana; Civita Castel-
lana. 28 M.iy, 1727, f. 280.
G[iovaimi] B[attista] Card. Tolomci ;
Rome. 7 Nov. 1712-3 Feb. 1722,
f. 281.
F[ilippo della Torre], Bishop of Adria ;
Rovigo. 17 June, 1712, f. 287.
A[lc8sandro Varano], Bishop of Macerata
and Tolentino; Maceruta, 11 Apr.
1710, f. 289.
Vincenzo [Vcccharelli], Bishop of Sutri
and Nepi; Rome, 14 Oct. 1711-29
May, 1727, f. 291.
T[addooLuigi] Card, del Verme; Ferrara,
9 Dec. 1713-5 Aug. 1715, f. 305.
Francesco Volante, Bishop of Stagno;
Ragusa, 23 June, 1710, f. 309.
20,500. Vol. VII. The writers of letters in this volume have not,
in all instances, been identified. The subscriptions are as
follow :
C[arlo] Card. Colonna; Rome, 28 Dec.
1718, f. 1.
G[iorgio] Card. Comaro ; 24 May, 1721
f. 2.
A[nniha]e Albani]. Card. S. Clemeute
U Aug.. 13 Oct. 1723, f. 3.
Frii Pietro [Spinola], Bishop of Aiaccio
Aiaccio, 8 Apr. 1705, f. 5.
Giovanni Christoforo [Battelli], Arch-
bishop of Amasia ; Rome, 3 Oct 1722,
f.7.
G[erardo Giandlmaria], Bishop of Borgo
S. Donnino ; Borgo S. Donnino, 1 Dec.
1721, f. 8.
Domcnico , Bishop of Catanzaro;
Catanzaro, 11 Mar. 1728, f. 9.
An[toni<)?] , Archbishop of Colossc;
Mantua, 31 Aug. 1726, f. 10.
Mond[ille Orsini], Archbishop of Coi inth ;
Naph s, 22 Nov. 1724, f. 11.
S , Archbishop of Corinth ; Brussels,
16Xov. 1715, f. 12.
Fr^ Vincenzo Maria , Archbishop
of C(>8enza ; Naples, 18 Dec. 1725, f. 14.
David , Archbishop of Cyreno;
Florence, Venice, Smyrna, etc., 8 May-
17 Nov. 1714, f. 15.
,Abp.ofEmessa; 2,30ct. 1726, f. 23.
Giacomo , Archbishop of Ephesus ;
Lugano, 20 Apr. 1714, f. 25.
D , Archbishop of Ephesus; Lucerne,
22 Nov. 1721, f. 26.
Tomaso , Bishop of Heraclea ; Rome,
2 Nov. 1720, f. 27.
Camillo [Paulucci]. Archbishop of Ico-
nium ; Stanze di Monte Cavallo, Dres-
den, etc.y 12 Oct. 1724-5 Jan. 1728, f. 28.
Nicolo Saverio , Bishop of Lcuca ;
6 June, 12 July, 1727, f. 39.
F. Ant[onio Maria Brancacci,] Arch-
bishop of Matera; Naples, 27 Apr.
1720, f. 42.
Silvestro [Stana]. Bishop of Miuori;
Miuori, 20 Dec. 1726, f. 43,
Digitized by
172
ADDITIONAL MSS., 20,501, 20,502.
[Fubmio Antonio Salerno], Bis) i op of
Molfetta; Molfetta, 25 July, 1722,
f.44.
, Archbii-hop of Naxia; Naxta, 27
Jan. 1724, f. 45.
P , AirhbiBhop of Neocesarea;
Bologna, 13 Jan. 1720, f. 47.
Kuiniondo [Recroso], Bishop of Nice;
Nizza [Nice], 29 Oct 1727, f. 49.
Giuseppe , Archbishop of Nicea ;
Lisbon, 8 Apr. 1721-3 Nov. 1727,
f. 50.
T , Archbishop of Niconiedia ;
Rome, 5 Feb. 1721, f. 53.
Fik Giuseppe [Gasch], Archbisliop of
Pulernio ; Pultrmo, 3 Dec. 1711-4 Dec.
1724, f. 54.
G ^ Archbishop of Pliilippi;
Rome, 31 May, 1727, f. 57.
Colombiiio [Bossi], Bishop of Pi&toia and
Pmto; Florenc;', Piatoia, Prato, 2 July,
1715-6 Jan. 1727, f. 50.
[Ferdinaiid Carl von Kiienbuig], Arch-
bishop of Prague; Prague, 10 Dec.
1719, f. 95.
Ott[uvio Piocinanii], Bishop of Rcggio!
Reggio, 4, 18, 25 gept. 1722, f. 96.
Yincenzo [Alamanni], Archbishop of Se-
leucia; Naples, 15 Jan. 1724-26 July,
1727, f. 99.
Stefano [Cupilli] Archbishopof Spalatro ;
Spalatro, 14 Sept 1717, f. 106.
Agostino , Bishop of Spiga; Neu-
haus^Sassenberg and Miinster, 16 May,
3 July, 1716, 4 Maroh, 1718, f. 108.
G , Archbishop of Tarsus ; Co-
logne, 13 Sept. 1722, f. 119.
Franoefcco Maria [Tanzi], Bishop of Te-
rumo ; Tcra.no, 29 July, 1722, 17 Feb.
1723, f. 120.
G , Archbishop of Tessalonica ;
Naples, 15 Sept. 1717, 18 Nov. 1719,
f. 123.
Francesco [Arborio Gattinara], Arch-
bishop Elect of Turin ; Alessandria,
24 July, 1727, f. 126.
Gio[seppe] Fr[anccsco Gualterio], Bisliop
of Vaison ; Malaucene, 12 April, 1714,
f. 127.
Letters without signatures, ff. 129-172.
20,50L 1. Letters of LGiovanni Girolamo Acquaviva], Duke of Atri,
to Card. Gualterio ; Atri, Giulia, Cliieti, Rome, etc., 19 July, 1701-
13 July, 1709. Ital Holograph, f. 1. Included are letterB from
Philip v., of Spain, to the Duke of Atri ; Buen Retire, 20 May,
1701. Sjpanish. Signed and with seal. f. 2;— [Louis Phelypeaux,
Comte de] Pontchai train [French Secretary of State], to F. A.
Gualterio?; Versailles, 8 Dec. 1704. Fr. Signed, f. 114;— Eleo-
nora Cecilia Spiiielli [t^econd wife of Giovanni Girolamo, Duke of
Atri]; Ascoli, etc., 11 Aug. 1707-15 Dec. 1708. Ital. Signed.
ff. 197-201, 205-209, 216, 218, 226, 229, 233, 237, 241, 243, 247,
249-259, 305.
2. Letters of [Domenico Acquaviva], Duke of Atri, to Card. Gualterio ;
Rome, London, Madrid, etc., — August, 1711-3 Nov. 1725. Ital.
Signed, f, 354. Included are two letters of Camcoiolo,
Duchess of Atri; S'*^ Cecilia, 21 Oct. 1711, 19 Oct. 1714. Ital.
Holograph, ff. 356, 360.
3. Drafts of letters of Card. Gualterio to the Duke and Duchess of
Atri; 2, 16 Oct. 1707. Ital. f. 373.
Paper. Quarto.
20,502. 1. LhTTEKs of Carlo Albani [nephew to Pope Clement XL] to
Curd. Gualterio ; Rome, Bologna, etc., 13 Jan. 1712-10 Sept. 1719.
Ital. Holograph, or signed, f. 1.
Digitized by
ADDITIONAL MSS., 20,603—20,511.
173
2. Copies of letters of Card. Gualterio fo Carlo Albani ; 6 Jan. 1714-
3 August, 1718. Ital. f. 52.
3. Two letters of Giulia Albani 01 ivieri [sister of the foregoing?] fo
Card. Gualterio; Pesaro, 15, 20 Jan. 1707. Ital Holograph, f. 72.
4. Four letters of Maria B[eniardi]na (?) Ondederi Albani [wife of
Oratio Albani, brother of Pope Clement XI. ?] to the same ; Eome,
30 Dec. 1711-28 Dec. 1718. Ital Signed, f. 75.
5. Letter of Oratio Albani [brother of Pope Clement XI.?] to the
same ; Eomo, 28 Dec. 1706, Ital Holograph, f. 79.
Paper. Quarto.
20.503. Letters of G Ascevolini, Awocato, fo Card. Gualteiioj
Home, Frascati, etc., 1 Sept. 1714-15 Sept. 1727; with many un-
dated. Ital. Holograph. Paper. Quarto.
20.504. 1. LErTERS of Count Antonio- Azzurini Conti, Castellan of
Faenza, etc., to Card. Gualterio, tinder cover in many instances to
his secretary, Domenico Lucoi, and to Antonio della Sapetta;
Faenza, Venice, London, PaiiH, Rome, etc., 17 July, 1708-3 August,
1712. Ital. Holograph; many in cipher. Azzurini seems to have
been a secret agent of the Pretender at London, in 1711 ; and his
letters from thence contain curious information, f. 1. Amongst the
enclosures are : "The Evening Courant. From Tuesday, July 21,
to Thursday, August 2, 1711." Printed, f. 317 Scotch Loyalty
ezemplify'd, in the Behaviour of the Dean of the Faculty, and his
Bi-ethren, at Edinburgh, in relation to the Heception of a Medal of
the Pretenrler, presented to them by the Dutchess of Gourdon," etc.
Printed, f. 318;—** An Oath to an Invador, and Abjuring tlie In-
vaded, dissected and examined," etc. Printed, f. 328 ; — Letter of
Pietro Qrimani [Venetian Ambassador in England] ; London,
15 Apr. 1712. Ital. Holograph, f. 486.
2. Copies of letters of Card. Gualterio to Count Azzurini ; 17 July,
1708-16 July, 1712, f. 622.
Paper. Folio.
20,505-20,508. Letters of Frk Tommaso del Bene, Grand Prior of Pisa,
toCard. Gualterio; Florence, 27 Dec. 1701-2 Dec. 1727. Ital. Holo
graph, or aigjied. Four volumes. Paper. Small Quarto. Amongst
enclosures are letters of Mario Tornaquincj, Governor of Leghorn ;
Leghorn, 11 August, 6 Oct. 1708. Vol. 1. ff. 200, 227;— Franco
Ciani, Lieutenant-Governor [of Faenza]; Faenza, 10 July, 1709.
Vol. I. f. 318 Felice Marchetti ; Pistoia, 17 Nov. 1719. Vol. II L
f. 82.
20,609. Copies of letters of Card. Gualterio to the Grand Prior del
Bene; 2 August, 1706-5 Nov. 1720. Ital Paper. Quarto.
20,510, 20,511. Letters of [Luigi] Marquis of Bentivoglio, to Card.
174
ADDITIONAL MSS„ 20,612—20,619.
Gualtorio; Ferrara, 13 August, 1707-15 Dec. 1717. Ital Holo-
graphj or in a secretary's hand. Many in cipher. Two volumes.
Included are letters from Giacinto Vicoli to ; Eimini, 19 June,
1708. Vol. I. f. 28; — Stephano Antonio Benincasa to ; An-
cona, 10 Dec. 1715. Vol. II. f, 232 Federico Maria Bentivoglio
to Card. Gualterio ; S. Elpidio, 17 May, 13 Sept. 1715. Vol. II.
flf. 318, 320; — Beatrice Bentivoglio Pepoli [daughter of the Marqnia
Ippolito Bentivoglio, sister of the Marquis Luigi, and wife of Count
Ercole Pepoli] to the same; Rome, 9 March, 1711-31 Dec. 1712.
Vol. II. ff. 322-341. Paper. Quarto.
20.612. Drafts and copies of letters of Card. Gualteiio to the
Marquis Bentivoglio; 6 Dec. 1708-20 Feb. 1717. Itai, Paper.
Quarto.
20.613, 20,614. Letters of Count Pietro Biringucci to Card. Gualterio ;
Florence, Pisa, Leghorn, etc., 3 Feb. 1712-11 June, 1726. Ital.
Holograph, Two volumes. Paper. Quarto.
20,616. CopiFS of letters of Card. Gualterio to Count Biringucci ;
28 Sept. 1715-30 Sept. 1719. Ital Paper. Quarto.
20,616, 20,617. Correspondence of Card. Gualterio with Count Girolamo
Carminati. Two volumes. Paper. Quarto.
20.616. Vol. I, Letters of Count G. Carminati to Card. Gualterio;
Camerino, Rome, etc., 16 Feb. 1707-5 Nov, 1715. Ital. Holograph.
Included are letters from — Domenico Bracci, Merchant ; Mar-
seilles, 25 March, 1709. Ital, f. 11 ; — [Louise], Comtesso de
St. Clement de Carminati [wife of Count Girolamo] ; Camerino,
8 Jan. 1711. Fr. f. 80;-Abbate Albani di Becchetti; 23 July,
1714. Ital. f. 285.
20.617. Vol. II. 1. Letters of the same ; Camerino, Borne, Luoca, etc.^
7 Jan. 1716-4 Nov. 1724. Ital Holograph, f. 1.
2. Copies of letters of Card. Gualterio to Count Caiminati ; 26 Deo.
. 1713-18 Sept. 1715. Ital. f. 395.
20.618. Letters of Giuliano Colonna, Piince of Galatro, to Card. Gual-
terio; Naples, etc, 14 Nov. 1702-3 April, 1708. Ital. Holograph; a
few in cipher, with decipherings. At f. 8 is a letter of T[ous-
saint] Card, de Janson de Forbin ; Rome, 5 May, 1703. Ital. Paper.
Quarto.
20.619. 1. Le iters of Giovanni Andrea Doria [Prince of Melfi] to
Card. Gualterio ; Genoa, 26 Feb. 1707-23 Feb. 1726. Ital Holo-
graphy or signed, f. 1.
2. Letters of Anna Pamfilia Doria "Principessa Duchessa" [daughter
of Camillo Pamfilio, and wife of the preceding] to the same ; Genoa,
etc., 20 Nov. 1706-21 March, 1726. Hal Signed, f. 35.
Digitized by
ADDITIONAL MSS., 20,620-20,529.
175
3. Letters of Andrea Doria [Marquis of Toriglia, son of the preceding]
to the same ; Genoa, 17 Dec 1718, 16 Dec. 1719. Ital Signed, f. 42.
4. Letters of [a lady of the family of Doria ?] to the same ; Genoa,
8 July-30 Sept. 1719. Ital f. 44.
5. Letters of Jean Baptiste Doria to the same ; Genoa, 7 Aug. 1717-
7 May, 1718. Fr. Holograph, f. 46.
6. Letter of Giovanni Andrea Doria, Conte di Loano [Prince of Melfi]
to the same ; Genoa, 23 March, 1726. Ital, Signed, f. 54.
Paper. Quarto.
20.520. 1. LETTERSofGiovanni Andrea Doria, Duke of Tursis, to Card.
Gualterio; Genoa, etc, 11 Nov. 1713-23 Feb. 1726. Ital Holograph,
or signed, f. 1.
2. Letters of Livla Grilla Doria [daughter of the Marquis Antonio
Grillo, and wife of the preceding] to the same; Grenoa, 15 June,
1715-6 July, 1726. Ital Signed, f. 325.
Paper. Quarto.
20.521. Copies of letters of Card. Gualterio to the Duke of Tursis ;
28 Sept. 1715-2 Nov. 1720. Ital, Paper. Quarto.
20.522. 1. Lettkrs of Count Antonio Maria Fedi to Card. Gualterio;
Rome, 16 May, 1702-22 Dec. 1708. Ital Holograph, or signed, f. 1.
2. Drafts of letters of Caid. Gualterio to Count Fedi ; 12 April, 1706-
16 Feb. 1708. Ital f. 229.
Paper. Quarto.
20.523. 20,524. Letters of , Count Giovanni Angelo Gazola to Card.
Gualterio; Piacenza, etc,, 19 June, 1711-9 June, 1727. Ital Chiefly
holograph. Two volumes. In Vol. II. are included a few letters
of Girolamo Gazola, Canon of Piacenza, brother of Giovanni;
Piacenza, 17 Oct. 1720-2 Nov. 1724. Ital Holograph, flf. 137, 138,
142-147, 201. Paper. Quaiio.
20.525. Copies of letters of Card. Gualterio to Count Gazola ; 10 Dec.
1712-15 Dec. 1725. Ital. Paper. Quarto.
20.526. Letters of XJrbano Giori to Card. Gualterio, principally on
public affairs; Rome, 17 July, 1705-7 May, 1714. Ital. Holograph.
Many are undated. Paper. Quarto.
20,527-20,529. Letters of Jacopo Niccolo Guiducci, with a few of
his brother the Abbate G iuseppe Maria Guiducci, to Card. Gualterio ;
Florence, etc., 18 Oct. 1710-15 Oct. 1720. Ital Holograph. Three
volumes. Jacopo seems to have acted as an agent for forwarding
despatches, etc,, to Card. Gualterio. In Vol. 11. f. 177 is a letter
of Pier Antonio Guiducci, brother of the preceding ; Florence, 20
July, 1717. Ital. Holograph. Paper. Small Quarto.
176 ADDITIONAL MSS., 20,530—20,636.
20.530. Drafts and copies of letfera of Card. Gualten'o to J, N. Cui-
ducci ; 14 Nov. 1711-4 Aug. 1716. Ital Taper. Quarto.
20.531. 1. Lettkrs of Count Benedetto Laurenti to Card. Gualterio ;
Todi, 29 Feb. 1716-29 Dec. 1716. Ital Holograph, Included are
letters of the following members of the same family ; viz, Maria
Olimpia Gualteiia Laurenti [sister of Card. Gualterio? and wife of
Count Laurenti]; Todi, 19 May, 1714, 21 Jan., 11 Feb., 14 April,
1716. Ital ff. 1, 4, 6, 60 Paolo Laurenti ; Todi, 23 June, 1 Dec.
1716 ; Saragossa, 11 Mar. 1721. Ital. ff. 107, 196, 210; Fra Lorenzo
Laurenti ; 22 May, 1721. ItaL ff. 211, 212.
2. Drafts and copies of letters of Card. Gualterio to the Count and
Countess Laurenti ; 26 May, 1714-24 Oct. 1716. Hal f. 213.
Paper. Quarto.
20.532. 20,533. Letters of the Prince?se des Ursins [Anne Marie,
daughter of Louis de Tr^moille, Due de Noirmoutier, and wife
successively of Adrien Blaise de Taleyran, Prince de Chalais, and of
Flavio Orsini, Duke of Bracciano] to Card. Gualterio ; Madrid, Vit-
toria, etc, 10 March, 1703-25 Jan. 1716; Genoa, 1 Feb. 1716-3 Aug.
1720, and Rome, etc., 8 Sept. 1720-14 Dec. 1724. French. One, in
Vol. I. f. 12, is holograph, the rest are signed. With few exceptions,
they are written by the Princess's secretaiy, de Latil ; who
also in Fome instances writes under his own name for the Princess.
A few of the letters are in cipher, with decipherings. Two volumes.
Paper. Quarto.
20,534. Drafts of letters of Card. Gualterio to tho Princesse des
Ureins ; 20 Feb. 1708-30 Dec. 1719. Fr. At f. 218 b is the plan of
a house and grounds of the Cardinal at [Corgnolo ?], and at f. 268 b is
the plan of a house occupied by the Princess in Kome. Paper. Quarto.
20,535. Original letters addressed
1719. The writers are :
Chauuirey, Marquise de Riscal D*Ale-
gie ; Madrid, 27 Dec. 1718. Fr. f. 1.
Vicente Portocarrero ; 15 Feb. 1719.
Span, f, 3.
[Chrifltoval Gregorio Portocarrero] Conde
del Montijo; 15 Feb, 1719. Span. f. 5.
Conde del Priego; Madrid, 20 Mar. 1719.
Span, f. 8.
" Tia Prinsesa de Molfeta [Marguerite
Ther^, daughter of Charles Colbert,
Marquis de Croisuy et de Torey, and
2nd trife of Francisco Maria Spinola,
Prince of Molfetta]; Novi. 26 Mar.-
3 May, 1719. Span. flf. 10, 15, 46.
* [D. Pedro] de Gaztela; Painpeluna,
27 Mar. 1719. Fr. f. 11.
to the Princesse des Ursins, 1718,
Alexandre de Cordoue Lanty; Madrid,
3 Apr. 1719. Fr, f. 17.
"La Duchesse d'Havre et de Croy"
[Marie Aiine de Lanty de la Rov^e,
wife of Jean Baptiste de Croy, Duo
d*Havr^ et de Croy] ; St. Germain en
Lnye, 10, 17 Apr., 15, 29 May, 1719.
Fr. ff. 19, 25, 66, 79.
Le Baron d'Huart; Monzon, 14 Apr.
1719. Fr. f. 21.
deBergne; 16Apr.l719. Fr. f. 2.3.
[Antoine Francis de la Tremoille],
Due de Noirmoutier [brother of
the Princess ]: Paris, 17, 25 Apr., 8,
13, 22, 29 May, 4, 13, 20 June, 4, 10,
16 July, 1719. Fr. ff. 26, 38, 54,
Digitized by
ADDITIONAL MSS., S0,535, a0,536.
177
72, 76, 91, 100, 108, Hi, HO,
121.
D. Melchior Maoam: Pm, 19 Apr.
1719. Span. f. 29.
[Jean Fran9oiB de Bett], MazqiuB de
Lede ; Camp dermnt Melaxio, 10 Apr.
[1719]. Fr. f. 31.
F.HariooediS*. T*., Gbimelitaoo Scalxo ;
Borne, 22 Apr., 30 May, 1719. JtaL
£33,89.
Giovanni di S*. Hana delle Scnolo Pie ;
Rome, 22 Apr. 1719. ItaL f. 34.
"La Prinoeaae de Masoeran, D. Chris-
tine de SaToye" [Christine, daaghter
of Charlea Emmannel XL, Duke of
SttTuy, and wife of Pietro Besri Per-
rero di Fieaeo^ Prince of Masserano];
Galliani, 24 AprU, 29 May, 1719. Fr,
£^36,85.
La Dochease de Goicbe [Marie Chrid-
tine de Noaillea, wife <^ Antoine Due
de Quiche, afterwards Doc de Gra-
mont]; Paris, 25 Apr. [1719]. Fr,
f.40.
The Marquis de Lannoy ; Borne, 29 Apr.
1719. Fr. f.42.
[Jean Baptiste de Croy] Le Dac d'Haore
et de Czoy St Gennaio, 1 May, 1719,
f.44.
Frederic Lanty [nephew of the Prinoesse
des Ursins]; Borne, 6, 20 May, 1719.
Fr. ff.48,71.
[Carlos Homodeyl Marques de Castel
Bodrigo; n.d. Fr. f. 50.
[Bestaino Ctcntelmi], Due de Popoli;
Madrid, 8 May, 19 June, 1719. Fr.
ff. 52, 106.
" Louis de Lante Feltrio de la Rowere "
[Due de Bonmars, and Priuce de Bel-
monte, nephew to the Princease dee
Ursins]; Borne, 9 May, 1719. Fr.
f.56.
**De Bethune, Duchesse du Lude"
Paper. Quarto.
[Marguerite Louise Snsanne^ daughter
of Maximilien Francis de Bethune,
Due de Sully, aud wife of Henri de
Daillon, Due du Lude] ; Puis, 12 May,
1719. Fr. f. 58.
"La Principessa di Piombino" [Maria
Leonora, daughter of Gregorio Buo;>
oompagni, Ptinoe of Piombino, and
wife of his brother, Anton'o, also Pi ince
of Piombino] ; Borne, 13 May, 171;^.
nd f.60.
[Joseph Emmanuel] Cardinal de la
Tremoille ; Borne and Albano, 13, 27
May, 17 June, 1719. Fr. ft. 62, 74, 104.
M"^ « IVAumale" [daughter of Jacquea
IVAumale, Seigneur de Moreuil?];
8t Cyr, 15 May, 8 June, 1719. Fr.
If. 69, 96.
[Fian9ois de Neufville, Due de] Yil-
leroy; Paris, 29 May, 13 June, 1719.
Fr. if. 81. 102.
[Michel Joseph], Due de Boumonvillo
Capns [Grandee of Spain]; Sala-
manca, 30 May, 1719. Fr. f. 83.
•* Berthelot, Marquise de Pryo " [Agnes,
daughter of Etiennc, Seigneur de
Pleneuf, and wife of Louis de Prie,
Bfarquis de Plannes] ; Paris, 30 May,
1719. Fr. f. 87.
[Abbe] Des Maretz de Sancourt; Cam-
bray, 9 June, 1719. Fr. f. 98.
Le Chevalier de Brtmont; Turin,
21 June, 1719. Fr. f. 110.
[L'Abbc' Servien] ; n.d. Fr. f. 112.
[Francisco] Cardinal di Acquuviva ;
Borne, 15 July, 1719. Ital f. 119.
F[erdinand ?] B[aron] Dobrzensky ;
Francfurt sur TOder, 8 Oct 1718. Fr.
{. 123.
Juan Caraoholo [Caracoiolo] ; Measiua,
14 Oct. 1719. Span. f. 127.
£1 Marques de Villa Hermosa ; Palermo,
23 June, 1719. i^paii. f. 129.
20,536. Lettkrs of the Princess of Piombino [Maria, daughter of
Gregorio Buoncompagni, Prince of Piombino, and wife of his
brother, Antonio, also Prince of Piombino] to Card. Gualterio;
Borne, Albano, etc., 10 Dec. 1712-8 July, 1727. Ital Holograph.
Many at the end are undated. At f. 242 is a copy of a letter of
Card. Gualterio to the Princess of Piombino ; 17 April, 1728 ; and at
f. 244 " Biflessioni sopra Tinvestitura di Piombino." Paper. Quarto.
MSS.— 1854. X
'Digitized by GooQle
178
ADDITIONAL MSS., 20,637—20,646.
20.537. Drafts and copies of letters of Card, Gualterio to Pisani,
Procuratore, of Venice; 26 Sept. 1716-9 Feb. 1726. Paper. Quarto.
20,538-20,641. Letters of the Marquis Carlo Rinuccini [Minister of the
Grand Duke of Tuscany, and Ambassador at the Courts of the King
of Spain and the Elector Palatine of the Ehine] to Card. Gualterio ;
1705-1727. Ital, A few only are holograph. Four volumes. Paper.
Quarto.
20.538. Vol. L Letters, dated from Bayonne, 6 April, 1705 ; Madrid,
8 March, 1705-23 May, 1709; Florence, 3 Aug. 1709-26 March,
1710; Dusseldorf, 3 May, 1710-30 Jan. 1712 ; Utrecht, Hague, etc,
14 April, 1712-25 Sept. 1713 ; Dusseldorf, 6 Jan. 1713 [4]-12 Jan.
1714 [5J; London, 15 April, 1715; Pisa and Florence, 12 Feb. 171|
-25 July, 1719. Several are in cipher, with decipherings. Included
are letters from Leers, bookseller, Rotterdam, 9 May, 1711, 7
July, 24 Aug. 1712. Fr, ff. 454,470, 476 ;— Cesare Sardi, merchant;
Amsterdam, 18 Feb., 11 April, 1713. Ital. ff. 498, 503 Giovanni
Rinuccini ; Bologna, 10 Oct. 1714. Ital f. 534.
20.639. Vol. n. Letters dated from Florence, 1 Aug. 1719-30 June,
1722.
20.640. YoL. IIL Letters dated from the same, 4 July, 1722-26 Dec.
1724.
20.641. Vol. IV. Letters dated from the same, 2 Jan. 1724 [5]-18 Nov.
1727.
20.642. Copies of letters of Card. Gualterio to the Marquis Rinuccini ;
23 Dec. 1707-22 Nov. 1727. Ital Paper. Quarto.
20.643. 20,644. Letters of Count Ignazio Rocca to Card. Gualterio ;
dated principally from Piacenza, 17 Aug. 1716-15 Dec. 1727. Itul.
Chiefly holograph. Two volumes. Many of the letters at the end
of Vol. II. are undated. Paper. Folio.
20,646. Copies of letters of Card. Gualterio to Count Rocca ; 8 Aug.
1716-19 Jan. 1727. Ital . Paper. Quarto.
20,546. 1. Lettkiis of Francesco Maria Ruspoli, Prince of Cerveteri,
Marquis of Riauo, c<c., to Card. Gualterio ; Rome, Vignanello, e/c,
17 Aug. 1706-17 Dec. 1718. Ital Holograph. A few in cipher ,
with decipherings, f. 1. At f. 65 is a letter of Alfonso Gonzaga
Peventario; Fermo, 31 Oct. 1708. Ital
2. Letter of Maria Isabella Cesi Ruspoli [daughter of Joseph de Cesi,
Duke of Aquasparte, and wife of the Marquis Ruspoli] ; 30 Dec.
1713. Hal f. 170.
Digitized by
ADDITIONAL MSS., 20,547—20,660.
179
3. Copies of two letters from Card. Gualterio to the Marquis Rus})oli ;
31 Oct. 1711. Ital, f. 172.
Paper. Quarto.
20,547. 1. Letters of the Marquis Averardo Salviati, Envoy from tho
Grand Duke of Tuscany to the Court of France, to Card. Gualterio;
Paris, etc., 1 Jan. 1703-14 Feb. 1707. Ital Holograph, f. 1.
2. Drafts of letters of Card. Gualterio to the Marquis Salviati ; 2 Doe.
1701, 12 Mar. 1703. ItoZ. f. 19.
3. Letters of the Duke Anton Maria Salviati to Card. Gualterio;
Florence, Pisa, etc. ; 8 July, 1705-24 August, 1717. Ital. Chiefly
holograph, f. 23.
Paper. Folio.
20,548-20,550. Correspondence of Card. F. A. Gualterio with various
Italians; 1698-1728. Chronologically arranged. Three volumes.
Paper. Folio. The writers are :
T P A[g08tmi]; Rome, 19 June,
1703. Vol. I. f. 48.
— Aoquaviva; Ferraia, 13 Jan. 1712.
Vol. II. f. 182.
Carlo Francesco Airoldi ; Borne, 8 Mfiy,
1709.9 April, 1711. Vol. I. f. 390; 11.96.
[The Marquis Luca degl' Albizi]; Flo-
rence, 12 May, 1716-14 Dec. 1717.
VoL II. ff. 468, 474, 490, 544.
Fianoesoo Amatorij ; n.d. Vol. m. f. 877.
Marc Antonio Amigoni; Rome, 7 Jan.
1711. Vol. II. f. 65.
Madalcna Angelici; Montorono, 29
March, 1719. Vol. III. f. 74.
Marco Antouio Ansidei; n.d. Vol. III.
f. 376.
Felice Antonini; 8. Angelo in Pontano,
18 Dec. 1716. Vol. II. f. 489.
[Tomafio Aquino], Prince of Oastigliono ;
Madrid, etc., 21 May, 1713-14 Dec.
1719. Vol. n. ff. 360, 362, 364, 372,
395, 405, 415, 438, 461, 486, 498, 537 ;
UI. 2. 14, 40, 132.
Placido Arena, e Primo ; Messina, 23 Mar.
1714. Vol. U.f. 374.
Filippo Argelati; Milan, 26 Nov. 1717.
Vol. II. f. 539.
FrJiSalvatore Ascanio ; Florence, 1 June,
1722. Vol. III. f. 199.
Giovanni Girolamo Ascolini [Governor
of Citt^ di Castello] ; Cittk di Castello,
13, 16 Scpi 1708. Vol. I. ff. 259, 264.
Pandolfo Atlavanti ; Florence, 2, 17 June,
1721. VoL III. ff. 201, 203.
Fabritio Augustini ; Sinigaglia, I Juno,
1707. Vol. I. f. 159.
The Marquis Pompeo Azzolini; Madrid,
4, 18, Nov. 1702, 20 Jan.. 3 Feb. 1703.
Vol. I. ff. 27, 29, 38, 40.
Giacomo Baldrati ; Ravenna, 23 March,
1717. Vol. II. f. 504.
Ubaldo Bascarini ; Pesaro, 12 May, 1721.
Vol. ni. f. 188.
Giovanni Christoforo Battelli; Rome,
22 July, 1711-13 Dec. 1715. Vol. II.
ff. 118, 337, 440. 446.
Giulio Battistini, Governor of Imola ;
Imola,€te., 10 Oct. 1708-17 July, 1709.
Vol. I. ff. 268, 291, 293, 298, 299, 307.
312-318, 323, 326, 327, 331, 333, 337,
341, 343, 345, 349, 353, 355, 359-364,
367, 371, 373, 377, 385, 387, 395, 403.
409, 420.
Giovanni Gioseppe Baviera, Governor of
Montalto; Montalto. 14 Sept 1708.
Vol. I. f . 261.
Vic[enz]o Bellarmino, Podestk ; S.
Mauro. 10 July. 1709. Vol. I. f. 411.
Giovunni Antonio Bellucci ; St Marino,
28 Aug. 1709. Vol. I. f. 425.
Bartolomeo Bianchino; n.d. Vol. III.
f. 372.
Francesco Bianchino; Rome, etc., 18
July, 1710-3 June, [1719]. Vol. If. ff.
27, 39, 61, 6.S, 176, 212, 216, 226, 23.%
23r>, 242, 261, 275, 293, 321, 453:
III. 24, 26, 32, 36, 38, 45, 49, 51, SiJ,
58, 60, 89.
N 2
Digitized by
180 ADDITIONAL MSS., 20,548—20,660.
Giuseppe Bonavogli ; Leghorn, 21 Jan.
1715. Vol. II. f. 419.
Lanoellotto Borboni di Petrella ; Cittk di
Castello, 25 Feb. 1717, 16. 26 March,
1719. Vol. II. f. 500 : III. 67, 70.
Orazio Bourbon del Monte; diih S.
Sepolcro, 15 Dec. 1718. Vol. m.
f.47.
Monaldo Borbon del Monte ; Cita di S.
Sepolcro, 2 Dec. 1727. Vol. XXL
f. 317.
Filippo Buondelmonti ; Orvieto, 7 Nov.
9 Dec. 1724. Vol. III. ff. 270, 271.
Frk Aleasandro Burgos ; Padua, 1 Jan.,
14 May, 1717. Vol. II. ff. 492. 515.
Fietro Gentile Caderchi, Governor of
Cefleiia ; Cceena, etc., 11 Dec 1706-5
Sept. 1709. Vol. L ff. 98, 166, 168,
170, 174, 224, 243, 253, 347, 351, 375,
399, 415, 422, 428.
Francesco Caffarelli ; Rome, 9 Nov. 1709.
Vol. I. f. 442.
Count Lorenzo Gamerata; Anoona, 25
May, 1721. Vol. UL f. 194.
The Priori of Cainerino ; 14 April, 1719.
Vol. m. f. 84.
Giuseppe Ascanio Gansaochi, Governor
of Todi ; Todi and Beneveuto, 16 May,
1707, 8 Oct. 1712. Vol. I. ff 122, 150,
274,440; XL 13,273.
[Bestaino Cantelmi] Dnca di Popoli;
Madrid, 26 Feb. 1706-26 Sept. 1722;
Vol. I. ff. 90, 92 ; 11. 9, 397, 417, 428,
434, 442, 496 ; III. 43, 234, 235.
[^Giuseppe Cantelmi] Dnca di Popoli,
Principe di I*ittorano; Madrid, 27
Feb. 1723, 19 Feb. 1724. Vol. III.
ff. 247, 262.
Francesco Cantoni ; 2 Nov. 1704. Vol.
I. f. 68.
[Carmine Niccolo Caraccioli], I*rinoe of
Santo Buono [Duke of Castello di
Sangro] ; Venice and Madrid, 14 Feb.
1711-17 April, 1723. Vol. XL f. 71 ;
III. 218, 230, 245, 249, 250.
Pietro de Carolis; Perugia, 23 March.
16 April, 1715, 14 May, 1717. Vol.
IL ff. 421, 423, 516.
II Principe di Carpegna ; Paris, 20 Jan.
1727. Vol. m. f. 300.
Nicola del Carretto; Corgniola and
Orvieto, 8 July, 1715-9 Sept. 1719.
Vol. L f. 83; III. 80, 96, 100, 110-
122, 125.
Simone Ignazio Cavalll; Ravenna, 10
Deo. 1718. Vol. IH. f. 42.
Marquis Oennini ; n,d. [Sept. 1717].
Vol. II. f. 531.
Carlo Cerri ; Rome, 4 Oct 1710. VoL XI.
f. 48.
Angelique [Petronilla] de Doni Chigi
[wife of the Marquis Ansano Zoudadari
Chigi]; Avignon, 6 Sept. 1717-28
Dec. 1725. Vol. IX. ff 522, 540 ; UI.
53, 133, 277, 279, 290.
[Carlo Cibi], Dnca di Massa ; 21 March,
1700. VoLLf. 4.
Duchessa 'di Massa [Teresia Pamfili,
wife of Carlo Cibi, Duke of Massa] ;
Massa, 21 March, 1700. Vol. I. f. 6.
[Aldemaro Cibi], Duca di Massa [Prince
of Carrara] ; Carrara, Massa, 15 Nov.
1721-15 Dec. 1726. Vol. lU. ff. 217,
281, 288, 296, 299.
Onorato Luigi Clavezana; Monaco, 14
Feb. . Vol. XXL f. 343.
Alessandro Codebo ; Carpentras, 4 Feb.
1716. Vol.n.f.463.
Giuseppe Carlo Commercati; Bologna,
8 July, 1719. Vol. XXX. f, 94.
Federico Comaro ; Venice, 15 Oct. 1718,
21, 28 Deo. 1720. VoL XH. ff. 20, 165,
168.
Mutio Francesco Cremona; Venice, 17
May, 1721. Vol. IIL f. 191.
Antonio Dasca ; Monte Cavallo, 16 Dec.
1723. Vol. in. f. 258.
D. Teodoro Davanzati; 13 June, 1711.
Vol. III. f. 92.
Tobias Den ; n.d. Lot, Vol. III. f. 374.
Donato Donati ; Leghorn, 16 June, 1721.
Vol. in. f. 202.
Li Sacerdoti di Dozza; Dozza, 10 Nov.
1704. Vol. Lf. 70.
Benedetto Erba?. Papal Nuncio in Po-
land; Bologna, 12 Sept. 1711. VoL
II. f. 138.
Sebastiano Fabbri, Vice-Govemor of
Bertinoro; 13 Nov. 1708. VoL I. f.
287.
Alessandro Faberij , Governor of Meldola ;
18 Aug. 1708. Vol. I. f. 251.
Giovanni Battista Fabri; Todi, 22
April, 1721. VoLULf. 185.
Futinello Fatinelli; Rome, 13 July,
1700, 24 Dec 1710. VoL X. f. 413.
n. 59.
Francesco Ricardo Fcmiani, Governor
Digitized by
ADDITIONAL MSS., 20,S48-20,650.
181
of Onrieto; S. Severino, Orvieto. 11
July, 4 Oct. 1721. 28 March, 1722.
Vol. in. ff. 210, 215, 222.
de Ferretti ; Perugia, 7 Feb. 1720.
Vol. m. f. 141.
Lorenzo Ferrucci; 11, 12 May, 1720.
VoLni.ff. 146, 148.
Francesco Foscari, Governor of Perugia ;
Perugia, 21 Marc h, 1711-26 Dec. 1712.
VoL II. ff. 86. 88, 109, 231, 311.
Giovanni Antonio Foschini; Faenza,
13 July, 27 July, 1719. Vol. IIL
ff. 95, 108.
Francesco Gabrielli ; Loreto, 16 Feb.
1722. Vol. in. f. 221.
Baldassare Gaddi; ForU, 15 BCay, 1721.
Vol. m. f. 189.
Pier Lorenzo G^Uarati, Governor of Or*
vieto; 9 May, 1707-22 Sept. 1727.
Vol. I. ff. 120, 381, 431, 433, 444, 448,
452 ; n. 1. 493 ; HI. 313.
Antonio Gandolfi; Piacenza, 15 May,
1721. Vol. m. f. 190.
Alfonso Gasparetti ; Faenza, 17 Dec.
1711-8 Feb. 1713. Vol. n. ff. 170,
180, 183, 185, 190, 191, 194-204, 210,
219, 26.3. 271, 277, 279, 283, 287, 291,
297, 307, 329, 333.
Carlo Giobbe; 5 June, 1718. VoL UI.
f.8.
Giuseppe Giusti ; Orvieto, 31 May, 1721.
Vol. m. f. 198.
Andrea Giustiniani; Ferrara. 29 Jan.
1710-25 July, 1719. Vol. U, ff. 5,
399, 466,513; IH. 106.
Francesco Goedaert, dlLondra ;** n.d.
Vol. m.f.366.
Gontieri ; Borne, 13 Dec. 1701.
Vol. L f. 10.
Pietro Grassi, Governor of Todi; 27 April,
1714-13 Oct. 1716. Vol. IL ff. 375,
385, 389, 392, 401, 413. 425, 478.
Filippo Gratiani ; Perugia, 17 Oct. 1716.
Vol. n. f. 480.
Giovanni Gregoretti ; Camerino, 23 May,
1721. Voim. f. 193.
Kicdo Gregoretti ; S. Severino, 26 Sept.
1716. Vol.n.f.476.
Francesco Grilli; Cesenatico, 21 Nov.
1716. VolILf. 485.
Card. Npcolo] Grimaldi; Bologna, 12
Dec. 1706. Vol I. f. 102.
Cailo Jacoponi; Montefiore, 4 Sept.
1721. Vol. m. f. 213.
Rizzardo luolani. Governor of Bene-
vento ; Benevento, 16 Feb. 1727. Vol.
IIL f. 304.
Gio[8eppe] Maria Lancisi, physician to
Clement XL; Rome. 30 June, 1705.
Vol. I. ff. 81. 84-86 ; U. 305, 315, 317.
Oratio Landini, CoL ; Home, 5 Jan.-5 Oct.
1709. Vol. L ff. 319, 324, 329, 335, 339,
365. 419, 436.
Giacomo Amadini olim Lanfrodini ; n.d.
Vol. m. ff. 362, 363, 364.
Louis de Lante Feltrio de la Bovvere
[Due de Bonmars]; Borne. 10 Jan.
1720. Vol. IIL f. 138.
Frk Vito Maria Leanza; Trapani, 30
Oct. 1716. Vol. IL f. 483.
Oronlio Sab^- Lecoe; Rome, 30 Sept
171L Vol. n. f. 147.
Fabrizio Lobelloni ; Ferrara, 4 Nov.
1722. Vol. IIL f. 238.
Antonio Lori; Rome, 11 May, 1718,
17 June, 1721. Vol. HI. ff. 4, 204.
Hippolito Louatelli ; Ravenna, 24 March,
1717. Vol. ILf. 505.
Lucchesini; 14 March, 1723. VoL
ni. f. 248.
Giovanni Antonio Ludovisi; Cantiano,
19 May, 1721. Vol. III. f. 152.
U Conte [Carlo?] Maffti; Paris, 19 Nov.
1723. Vol. IIL f. 257.
Bernardino Maggi ; n.d Vol. IIL f. 360.
MeU hiore Maggio ; Jesi, Loreto, 28 April,
1711, 25 Nov. 1712, 12 Oct. 1720.
Vol. IL ff. 107. 299; IIL 160.
Pier Matteo Maggio; Florence, 4 April,
1719, 1 Dec. 1722. Vol. III. ff. 78, 240?
Dondario Malvicini; Rimini, 19 Dec.
1705-1 March, 1708. VoL 1. ff. 108,
111, 176-211.
D. Rosa Cctante Mamiani della Rovere ;
Pesaro, 10 May, 1721. Vol. IIL f. 187.
Giovanni Mantro; Venice, 17 Oct. 1716.
Vol. n. f. 482.
Maria Isabella Guulteria Marchetti [sister
of the Cardinal]; Pistoia, 4 Oct. 1712.
VoL n. f. 269.
Pietro Paolo Marcolini ; Marseilles,
Rome, 9 May, 16 Sept, 12 Nov. 1714!
Vol. n. ff. 381, 407, 409.
Giovanni Battista Mari ; 24 April, 1723.
Vol. IIL f. 252.
Gian de Maria; n,d. Vol. III. f. 368.
Maria Girolama Marietri (?) ; Fabriano.
; 1 July. 1718. VoLIlLf.9.
Digitized by
182
ADDITIONAL MSS., 20,548—20,660.
Eicolo Marliani ; Todi, CollevoccLio, etc.,
28 Juno, 1710-18 Aug. 1727. Vol.11,
ff. 23, 29. 121, 127, 134, 140, 143, 149,
151, l.'>7, 159, 192, 207, 223, 237, 239,
246, 252, 258, 205, 285, 289, 303, 309,
313, 323, 325, 335, 340; III. 22, 72,
82, 196, 208, 214, 242, 273, 302, 306,
311.
Raimccio di Marsciano ; Borne, 7 Nov.
1702, 4 Marcb, 18 Sept. 1704. Vol.
I. ff. 25, 62, 66.
Miirquid Alcssaudro Marsilj Buglioli;
Venice, Bologna, etc, 13 May, 1702-
9 Dec. 1704 ; Vol. I. ff. 12, 14. 18, 21,
31, 34, 42, 43, 45, 50, 54, 57, 60, 64. 71.
Alcsaandro Marueolli; 6 Feb. 1713. Vol.
II. f. 331.
F. Gioacliino Maria Mazzani; Fermo,
30 May, 1721. Vol. III. f. 195.
Francesco Maria Muzzolari, Goyernor
of Oervia; Oervia, 14 Aug., 8 Nov.
1708. Vol.1, ff. 245. 276.
Euea Gaetano Melani; 8ieua, 5 June,
1719. Vol. III. f. 91.
Clau lio Mondre; Urbino, 8 Oct. 1717.
Vol.11, f. 535.
Chriatofero MeiUni ; 3 Mar. 1725. Vol.
UI. f. 275.
P A dclla Molara; Rome,
10 May, 1727. Vol. III. f. 307.
Giulio CoBare Monaldini; Lonzano, 11
Nov. 1708. Vol. I. f. 283.
Pietro Moutelli; Pistoia, 10 Apr. 1719.
Vol. III. f. 81.
Pompco del Monti; Lubriano, 25 Mar.
1720, 17 June, 1721. Vol. III. ff. 140,
206.
de Mulafisani?; Plaisenco, 16 Mor.
1720. Vol. III. f. 143.
Negroni; 4 Oct. 1720. Vol. III.
f. 159.
Nero Maria [Barone] del Nero ; Madrid,
etc., 8 July, 1709-10 Sept. 1715. Vol.
I. ff. 405,446, 450; II. 3, 7, 11, 15, 19,
21.25,34,41,57,73,436.
D. Victnzo do' Nobili; Lucca, 16 Apr.
1719. Vol. in. f. 87.
Filippo Onofrij, Governor of Imola;
luiola, et^., 12 Dec. 1706-4 Apr. 1709,
Vol. I. ff. 100, 103, 106, 107, 172,
212, 214, 222, 226, 227, 266, 270, 280,
369.
Marquis Giovanni Gas. Orso; Modciia, 7
May, 1717. Vol. U. f. 511.
Prince Filippo Orsini [Duke of Solo-
fra?]; Naples, Solofra and Gra-
vina, 31 July, 1722, 24 Nov. 1726,
14 Mar. 1727. Vol. III. ff. 232. 297,
305.
Lazzero Pallavicino; Ancona, Malla,
3 June, 1717, 1 June, 1718. VoL n.
f. 520; III. 6.
Nioolo Agostino Pallavicino; Home,
Piacenza, 19 May, 1705, 6 Dec. 1706.
Vol. I. ff. 78, 96.
Francesco Antonio Papiani, Governor of
Savignano; Savignano, 12 Oct. 1709.
Vol. I. f. 438.
Carlo Paulucci. Governor of Lugo; Lugo,
Bologna, 10, 11 Nov. 1708, 27 Mar.
1717. Vol. I. ff. 282. 285 ; IL 506.
D. Antonio de Faze Guzman ; n.d. Vol.
II. f. 449.
Vittoria Pelagalli Egidij ; Fermo. 20 Apr.
1721. Vol. in. f. 184.
Angelo Perellis; n.d. Vol. III. f. 345.
Giovanni Antonio de* Petrignani ; Rome,
8 Apr. 1711-2 Jan. 1712. Vol. IL
ff. 94, 132. 139, 145, 153, 155, 161, 165,
167, 174, 178.
Francesco Maria Pico [Principe delLi Mi-
randola] ; Venice, Madrid, 4 Mar. 1713-
24 Jan. 1728. Vol. U. ff. 338, 342, 358,
451, 457, 472, 495. 502, 526; III. 88.
127, 149, 207, 219, 318, 319.
Fieri; n.d. VoLU. f. 546.
Gioseppe Pigbini ; Rome, 15 Dec 1706.
Vol. L f. 104.
Giacinto Pilastri; Frosinone, 9 June,
1724. Vol. in. f. 263.
Count Angelo Pironi; Imola, 16 May,
1707-9 July, 1709. Vol. L ff. 130-149,
247, 249, 407.
Francesco Poli Agostini; Rome, ete.,
19 Aug. 1711-26 Jan. 1713. Vol. IL
ff. 123, 254, 259, 267, 327.
Ignazio Ramponi ; S. Elpidio, 26 Aug.
1718. Vol. IILf. 16.
Marquis Ferdinando Vincenzo Ranuzzi
Gospi ; Bologna, 1 May, 1709, 19 July,
1719. 3 July, 1720. Vol. L t 388; UL
99, 156.
Count de Rastrellis ; S. Petersburg,
26 Sept. 1724. Vol. III. f. 267.
Flavlo Ravizza, Governor of Anoona;
25 July, 1708-15 Feb. 1728. Vol. L
ff. 238, 240, 272, 289, 357, 383. 393;
II. 17; in. 11. 18, 102, 158, 101,
Digitized by
ADDITIONAL MSS., 20,548—20,551. 183
162, 163, 226. 231, 233, 241, 256, 266,
272, 282, 285, 294, 312, 322.
Abondio Rezzonico ; Frodinone, 22 Apr.
1709. Vol. I. f. 379.
Antonio Ricci; Aaooli, 2 Jan. 1716.
VoL II. f. 455.
Giovanni Rinucciui; Tivoli, 6 Jan. 1713.
Vol. U. f. 455.
Gioflcppe Rosati da Terni; n,d. Vol.
III. f. 349.
Ferdinando Maria de* Rossi; Rome,
19 June, 1723. VoL UL f. 255.
Padre San-nifillo; Fano^ 17 Dec.
1717. Vol. II. f. 642.
The Consul and Priors of San Severino ;
14 Apr. 1721. Vol. III. f. 181.
Carlo Cesare Bcaletti, Captain ; Faenza,
5, 6 July, 9 Nov. 1708. Vol. I.
ff. 228, 236, 278.
Basilio Sceriman; Todi, 26 Nov. 1718-
28 Oct 1727. Vol. III. ff. 34, 145,
192, 286, 289, 295, 314.
Lodovioo Sergardi ; Rome, 23 Oct. 1710-
12 Sept. 1714. Vol. II. ff. 53, 67, 69,
77, 84, 90, 92, 98, 102-106, 111-117,
124, 126, 129, 136, 142, 169, 186, 218,
220, 222, 225, 228. 230, 256, 403.
Giuseppe Maria Senial, [husband of
Maria Rosa Caraccioli, daughter of the
Duke of Martina] ; Naples, 25 July,
1722. VoL III. f. 229.
Pietro Severi ; Rome, 12 Feb. 1707. VoL
L f. 117.
"A. de Tiange Sforza," [Adelaide,
daughter of Claude Damas, Marquis
de Thianges, and 2nd wife of Lodovico
Sforza, Duca di Onano] ; Parid, 25 Dec.
1722, 12 Jan. 1723. Vol. III. ff, 243, 244.
D. Luca Spinola, Marchese d'Alconcher
[son of Francesco Maria, Duke of
S. Pietro]; Madrid, 6 Juno, 1727.
VoL III. f. 308.
Giuseppe Spontone; Liono, 14 Oct. 1713.
Vol. III. f. 366.
Marccllo Strozzi; Genoa, 16 Dec. 1713.
VoL II. f. 369.
Giovanni Francesco Suaiiii; Urbiuo,
3 Apr. 1719. VoL III. ff. 76, 847.
Francesco Maria Tassoli; Citik dclla
Pieue, 18 Sept. 1717. VoL II f. 528.
Pietro Paolo Testa ; Jesi, Fermo, 14 Apr.
1707-30 May. 1717. Vol. I. ff. 119,
254. 256, 294. IL 120, 518.
Lorenzo Ticpolo; Venice, 22 Jane. 1715.
VoL IL f. 430.
Nicoolo Tibaldotti; Civita Vecchia, 3.
4 Apr. 1713. VoL IL ff. 344, 346.
Francesco Onorato Tondelli; Florence,
5 Dec. 1716. VoL II f. 489.
Mario Tomaquinej ; Leghorn, 7 Jan.
1706. VoLLf. 88.
Gioscppe de' Totis; Rome, 21 Aug., 19
Nov. 1703, 6 Jan. 1705. Vol. I. ff. 53,
59, 77.
Emilio Travaglini; Ferrara, 26 Jan.
1707. VoLLf. 113.
Francesco Trevisani; Rome, Venice,
17 Apr. 1696-7 Apr. 1708. Vol. L
ff. 1, 3, 8, 115, 220.
Marcello Cremona Valdina; Rome, 14
Mar. 1711 ; 9 Aug. 1712, 12 Apr. 1713.
VoL U. ff. 82, 241. 348.
Domeuioo Valenti ; Rome, 29 Apr. 1713.
Vol. IL f. 353.
Francesco Valenti ; Rome, 23 Nov. 17ia
Vol. IIL f. 80.
Don Gabrielo Maria Valenzuclla, Bar-
nabita; Collegio di S. Carlo h Catti-
nari,4,6May,1714. VoL ILff. 377.379.
Zosimo Valignani; Orvieto. 21 Nov.
1718-15 Mar. 1721. VoL III. ff. 28,
65, 68, 131, 153, 155, 171-180.
Gaetano Vannini ; Rome, 21 Jan. 1719,
24 Oct. 1725. VoL DI. ff. 62, 283.
Antonio Varano di Caraerino ; Macerata,
Ferrara, 14 June, 1720-14 Dec. 1726.
Vol. III. ff. 154, 157, 220, 228, 239,
265, 298.
Ercole Varano di Caraerino; Venice,
16 Aug., 6 Sept., 11 Oct. 1710. VoL II.
ff. 37, 45, 50.
Paolo Ubaldini; Rome, 9 Aug. 1710.
VoL II. f. 36.
Gioan Battista Vidone; Benevento,
9 Dec. 1719. VoL IIL f. 128.
Giovanni Battiata Vigaiiese ; Genoa,
6 Sept. 1710. Vol. II. f. 43.
Giovanni Battista Viaconti ; Narni, Pe-
rugia. 27 Nov. 1712, 15 Dec. 1725.
Vol. II. f. 301 : III. 287.
Antonio Vitali ; Macerata, 21 Jan. 1718.
Vol. IIL f. 1.
20,551. 1 . LEf FER of Michael [WisniowieczkiJ, King of roLaiul, (o Card.
Digitized by
184
ADDITIONAL MSS., 20,662.
[Carolu] Gualterio; Wai-saw, 31 Deo. 1670. Ital, Signed, and with
seal, f. 1.
2. Letters of Maria Casimira [daughter of Henri de la Grange, Marquis
d*Arqnien, and widow of John III. Sohieski, King of Poland] to
Card. F. A. Gualterio ; Rome, 30 Jan. 1701, 6 Jan., 6 March, 27 July,
1706, 11 June, 1707, 7 Jan. 1708, 24.Deo. 1712 ; Blois, 6 Jan. 1715.
Ital. Signed, f. 3.
8. Letters of " Augusto Re " [Augustus, Elector of Saxony, and King
of Poland] to the same; Warsaw, 12 Feb. 1710, 6 Jan. 1717;
Dresden, 30 Jan. 1719 ; Warsaw, 3 Jan. 1720; Dresden, 1 March,
1723; \N arsaw, 26 Jan. 1724, 23 Jan. 1726. Ital. Signed, f. 13.
4. Copies of letters of Card. Gualterio to the King of Poland ; 10 May,
1710, 9 Dec. 1717. Ital. f. 21.
6. Letter of Stanislas [Leczinski], King of Poland, to Card. Gualterio ;
Alhamber, 9 Jan. 1726. Fr. f. 26.
6. " Copie de la lettre du Prince Jacques [Sobieski, son of John III.
King of Poland?] k la Reine [his daughter, Maria Clementina,
wife of the Pretender] ; de Czenstochow, 30 Aoust, 1721," f. 26.
7. Letters of Constantino, Piince Royal of Poland [son of John III.
Sobieski, King of Poland], to Card. Gualterio ; Breslau, Wratislaw,
18 Nov. 1720, 19 Apr., 29 Nov. 1723, 10 Jan., 7 Feb. 1724. lial.
Signed, f. 27.
Paper. Folio.
20,652. 1. TniBTEEN letters of Maria Joanna Baptista, Duchess
Dowager of Savoy, Queen of Cyprus [widow of Charles Emanuel II.]
to Card. Gualterio ; Turin, 17 Jan. 1714-22 Apr. 1723. Ital Signed.
f. 1.
2. Twenty-eight letters of Victor Amadous II., Duke of Savoy, King of
Sicily and Sardinia ; the first to Card. Carolo Gualterio, the rest to
Card. F. A. Gualterio; Turin, Palermo, etc.; 5 May, 1696-29 Jan.
1727. ltd. Signed, and with seals, f. 16.
3. Nineteen letters of Anna [Maria, wife of Victor Amadens 11., King
of Sicily] to Card. F. A. Gualterio; Palenno, Turin, 2 Dec. 1713-
25 Dec. 1726. Ital Signed, and with seals, f. 68.
4. Drafts and copies of letters of Card. F. A. Gualterio to the King
and Queen of Sicily ; 6 Nov. 1713-10 July, 1717. Ital. f. 102.
6. Six letters of Mariana di Savoia [daughter of Victor Amadeus, King
of Sicily, and wife of Victor Amadeus, Prince of Carignano] to the
same; Turin, 17 Aug. 1718 ; Rivoli, 26 Dec. 1719 ; Turin, 29 March,
21 June, 1719; Paris, 29 March, 12 July, 1726. Ital. Signed, f. 109.
6. Copies of three letters of Card. Gualterio to the Princess of
Carignano ; 8 Apiil, 13 June, 8 July, 1719, f. 117.
7. Nine letters of [Pietro Bessi Ferrero di Fieschi], Principe di
Masserano, to Card. Gualterio ; Milan, Turin, Madrid, etc., 15 Dec.
ADDITIONAL MS8., 80,868— 20,M9- 185
1719-18 Sept. 1726. JtaZ., Span., and French, ft'^n«t and partly
atUograph. f. 122.
8. Six letters of Chnstine de Savoye, Frincesse de Masceran [natural
daughter of Charles Emamiel 11^ Duke of Savoy, and wife of Pietro
Prince of Masserano], to the same ; Milan, GalHani " pros de
Turin," Turin, 15 May, 1720-7 Jan. 1726. Ital. and Fr. f. 136.
9. Drafts of letters of Card. Gaalterio to Madame Beale di Savoia
1714-1725, f. 144.
Paper. Folio.
20,663. Letters addressed to Card. Gualterio by —
1. Count [Jean Jacques] Audiflfred de Mortigliengo ; Turin, 28 Aug.-
18 Dec. 1726. Fr. f. 1,
2. , Marquis de Coudr6e; Veneria and Turin, 30 May, 1714-
7 Jan. 1722. Fr. Holograph, f. 8.
3. Loziliere; Turin, 2 Aug., 31 Oct. 1724. Fr. Holograph, f. 24.
4. Carlo Tommaso [Maillard de Toumon], Patriarch of Antioch ;
Rome, Cadiz, Pondicherry, etc., 31 Jan. 1702-10 July, 1704. Ital.
Chiefly holograph, f. 27.
Paper. Folio.
20,664-20,666. Letters of Count F de Vernon [Sardinian Minister
in France, 1719-1723] to Card. Gualterio ; Turin, Paris, etc, 31 Jan.
1713-15 Jan, 1727. Ital. Holography or signed; many in cipher. In-
cluded are a few letters of the Countess, his wife. Ital. Signed;
and at the end of VoL III. are two letters of his brother, "II
Cavaglieredi Vernon Turin, 7 Aug. 1726, 12 Feb. 1727. Ital. : the
former ^io^opA ; the latter W^mcci. Three volumes. Paper. Folio.
20,667. Copies of letters of Card. Gualterio to Count Vernon ; 9 Deo.
1713-24 Oct. 1722. Ital. Paper. Quarto,
20,558. 1. Letters of Philip V., King of Spain, and of his wives [Maria
Luisa, daughter of Victor Amadeus IF., Duke of Savoy, o6. 1713;
and Isabella, daughter of the Duke of Parma], to Card. Gualterio ;
Madrid, Zaragoza, etc.; 20 Jan. 1706-8 Dec. 1727. Span. Signed,
and with seals, f. 1.
2. Drafts and copies of letters of Card: Gualterio to the King and
Queens of Spain; 1 Jan. 171H1723], f. 184.
3. Letters of John V., King of Pui*tugal, and his Queen [Maria Anna,
daughter of the Emperor Leopold], to Card. Gualterio ; Lisbon, etc.,
3 Oct. 1711-30 Jan. 1728. Portuguese. Signed, and with seals, f. 201.
4. Copy of letter of Card. Gualterio to the King of Portugal, 15 Aug.
1716. Ital. f. 230.
Paper. Folio.
20,659. 1. Letters of D. Felice [Caietano ?] d'Aragona [brother of the
Duke of Laurenzano ?] to Card. Gualterio ; Madrid, Messina, etc.,
1 Oct. 1715-11 Dec. 1723. Ital. Chiefly holograph, f. 1.
186
ADDITIONAL MSS-, 20,660—20,664.
2. Two letters of Card. Emmanuel Arias to the same; Seville, 21
Feb., 16 Doc. 1713. Span, Signed, f. 262.
3. Two letters of Card. Diego Astorga to the same ; Madrid, 13 Dec.
1727, 17 Jan. 1728. Span, Signed, f. 265.
4. Copy of a petition of D. Nicolas Caietano de Aragona, Duke of
Laurenzauo, to the King of Spain, referring to services rendered
by his family to the Crown, etc. ; with other papers. 1703. 5pan.,
Fr. and Lat, £ 267.
Paper. Folio.
20.560. Letters of [Lorenzo Verzuso] Beretti Landi [Marchese di
Castelletto Scazzoso, Spanish Ambassador to Switzerland, and sub-
sequently Plenipotentiary at Cambray] to Card. Gualterio ; Lucerne,
4 Aug. 1708-14 Aug. 1716 ; the Hague, 8 Oct. 1716-14 Nov. 1720 ;
Cambray, 19 Jan., 20 June, 1722. Ital. and Fr. Holograph, or
signed. Paper, Folio.
20.561, 20,562. Drafts and copies of letters of Card. Gualterio to the
Marquis Beretti Landi; 3 Sept. 1712-30 July, 1718. Ital Two
volumes. Paper. Quarto.
20.663. 1. Letters of Luis [Francisco] de la Cerda y Aragon [Duke of
Medina Celina] to Card. Gualterio; Madrid, 2 July, 1706-14 April,
1710. Span. A few signed; the greater number in cipJier, without
signature, and with decipherings, f. 1.
2. Copies of letters of Card. Gualterio to the Duke of Medina Celi ;
8 Feb.-17 May, 1710. Ital. f. 249.
3. Letters of Nicolas de Cordova y de la Zerda [Marquis of Priego, Duke
of Feria and Medina Celi] to Card. Gualterio; Madrid, 24 June,
1716-24 Nov. 1725. Span. Signed, f. 284.
4. Letter of the "Marquesa de Priego, Duquesa de Medina Celi"
[Hieronyma Maria, daughter of Phelipe Antonio Spinola, Marques
de los Balbaees, and wife of Nicolas, Duke of Medina Celi], to the
same; Madrid, 25 Aug. 1725. Span. Signed, f. 306.
5. Copies of letters of Card. Gualteiio to the Duke of Medina Celi ;
2 Feb., 27 April, 1717. Ital. f. 307.
Paper. Folio.
20.664. 1. Letters of Count [Annibale ?] Maffei, Viceroy of Sicily, to
Card. Gualterio; Palermo and Cambray, 15 April, 1714-26 July,
1724. Ital, Signed, f. 1.
2. Letters of Paolo Alessandro MafPei to the same ; 1 June, 6 July,
1712, 12, 13 March, 1713. Ital. Holograph, f. 62.
3. Letters of Maffeo Maffei to the same; Pisa, 12 March, 7 May,
18 June, 1714. Ital Holograph, f. 60.
4. Letters of Kolandino Maffei, " della Compagna di Gesu to the same ;
Paleimo, 27 June, 1716. Ital Holograph, f. 66.
ADDITIONAL MSS., 20,665-20,671. 187
5. Copies of letters of Card. Onalterio to Count Maffei, Viceroy of
SicUy ; 13 April, 1715-30 April, 1718. Ital f. 72.
Paper. Folio.
20.565. 1. Letters of Don Joseph Molines, Auditor of the Kota [after-
wards Inquisitor-General of Spain], to Card. Gnalterio ; Rome,
6 July, 1709-26 Feb. 1715. Span, and ItcU, Holograph, or signed,
f. 1.
2. Drafts and copies of letters of Card. Gualterio to D. Joseph Molines ;
18 Aug. 1711-28 Aug. 1714. Ital. f. 206. At f. 247 is a letter of
Pier Antonio de Rocher; Longou, 29 Oct. 1712. Fr.
Paper. Quarto.
20.566. 1. Letters of Francisco Pio de Savoya Moura y Corte Real
[G^eneral in the Spanish service in Sicily, Governor of Madrid,
Governor and Captain-General of Catalonia, etc,, son of Gibberto
Pio, Prince of S. Gregorio] to Card. Gualterio ; Messina, 8 Oct 1711-
28 Sept. 1713 ; Madrid, 26 Feb. 1714-'3 June, 1715 ; and Barcelona,
13 July, 1715-30 Deo. 1718. Span, Signed or holograph; some
partially in cipher , with decipherings, f. 1.
2. Copies of letters of Card. Gualterio to Francisco Pio de Savoya
Moura; 28 May, 1712-Nov. 1718. Ital. f. 163.
Paper. Quarto.
20.567. 20,668. Letters of D. Carlos Felipe Antonio Spinola Colonna
[Marques de los Balbases, Viceroy of Sicily, etc,] to Card. Gualterio ;
Genoa, Palermo, Messina, Madrid, etc, 8 Jan. 1706-19 Feb. 1721.
Span. Signed ; a few in ciplier, with decipherings. Two volumes.
Included in Vol. II. are also letters to the same from — Carlos
Ambrosio Spinola de la Cerda [son of the Marques de los Balbases] ;
Madrid, 19 April, 1717, 2 Aug. 1721-26 Jan. 1727. Span. Sigmd,
ff. 152, 352; — Juana Spinola y la Cerda [daughter of the same] ;
Madrid, 20 Feb., 20 Oct. 1725. Span. Signed, f. 364 D. Lucas
Spinola, mentioning his marriage engagement with Maria Luisa de
Silva y Velasco, daughter of the Count of Cifuentes ; Madrid, 19 Oct.
1720,30 May, 1721, 14 Nov. 1722. Span. Signed, f.366. Paper. Folio.
20.569. Drafts and copies of letters of Card. Gualterio to the Marques
de los Balbases; 15 March, 1710-21 Jan. 1719. Ital. Paper.
Quarto.
20.570, 20,571. Letters of the Marques de Villamayor [Spanish
Ambassador at Turin, etc] to Card. Gualterio ; Turin and Genoa,
15 Sept. 1703, 5 Aug., 2, 9 Sept. 1704, 25 Nov. 1713-10 Sept.
1721. Spanish. Holograph or signed; a few in cipher, with dcci-
j>herings. Amongst them are a few written by his secretary,
Francesco Antonio Rico. Two volumes. Paper. Folio.
188 ADDITIONAL MSS., 20,572—20,674.
20,572. Copies of letters of Card. Gualterio to the Marqnes de Villa-
major; 23 Dec. 1713-7 Feb. 1719. Ital. Paper. Quarto.
29,573, 20,574. Correspondence of Card. Gualterio with various noble-
men and others of Spain, 1696-1728. Two volumes. Paper. Folio.
The writers are :
£1 Duque de Alva. See Toledo.
Brigadier Agostin Gunaalez de An-
drade. See Gonaalez.
El Duque de Arcoe. See Ponce "de Leon.
Gaetano de Arpe ; Genoa, 12 Dec 1716,
2 April, 23 April, 1718. Vol. U. ff.
53, 90, 94.
Marques de los Balbases. See Gam-
barte.
D. Estevan Bellet de Samio [Governor
of Porto Longone] ; Longone, 17 Nov.,
4 Dec. 1712. Vol. I. ff. 174, 176.
Luis Cardinal Belluga, Bishop of
Cartagena; Madrid, 6 Feb. 1720-
7 July, 1727. Vol. n. ff. 119, 122,
137, 140, 185, 191, 197. 250. 251, 252.
Conde de Benevento. See PimentaL
[Juan Francisco de Bett], Marques de
Lede [Capt.-Gen. of tbe Spanish
army] ; Milazzo, Madrid, 8 Feb. 1719,
5 Aug. 1724. Vol. n. ff. 106, 203.
C[arloB] Cardinal de Boija, Patriarch of
the Indies, etc. ; Cordla, eto., 11 Got.
1711-9 Sept. 1724. Vol. I. ff, 160, 165,
166, 280; IL 141, 148, 154, 174, 194,
206.
de los Cameros ; Madrid, efe.,
4 April, 1710-16 Jan. 1728. Vol. L
ff. 91, 310; n. 215, 227, 256.
Principe de Campo Florido; Leghorn,
ete., 7 June, 1713-6 Aug. 1724. Vol I.
f. 221; n. 43, 104, 114, 169, 177,
205.
[Jose? CarriUo de Albomoz], Conde de
Montemar ; Longone, 9 Feb. -27 Oct
1715. Vol. n. ff. 3, 18, 23, 25, 37.
Marchesa de Castel Eodrigo. 8e9 Moora
and Pio.
Principe de Cellumare. See Giudioe.
D. Luis de la Cerdu y Amgon ; Madrid,
26 Nov. 1709. Vol. I. f. 78.
Cardinal Apvarez] Cienfuegos; Vienna,
8 Jan. 1721. 14 March, 1723, 30 Sept.
1724. Vol. IL ff. 139, 181. 208.
[Pedro Manoel Colon de Portugal] Duque
de Vcragua, Admiral of the Indies;
Burgos, 26 Aug. 1706; Madrid, 17
March. 1710. Vol. L ff. 10, 88.
Pedro Colon de Portugal, Duque de
Veragua, Marques de Jamaica, Conde
de Villalonso, Admiral of the Indies ;
1 Oct. 1707-17 Jan. 1728. Vol. L ff.
22, 24, 26, 28, 87, 288. IL 21. 31, 47,
51, 82, 102, 126, 135. 153, 229. 257.
Felix Comejo ; Paris, 8 Dec. 1713. Vol. I.
f. 274.
Cardinal [NnlLez] da Cunha [d'Atayde],
Inquisitor- Gen. of Portugal; Lisbon,
. 8 June, 1712-20 Nov. 1727. Vol. L
ff. 161, 226, 278; IL 115, 165, 167,
170, 176, 180, 183, 192, 193, 195, 200,
202, 211, 225,245, 254.
D. Nicolas Danieto y Pueyo; Mallorca,
2 Oct. 1715, 4 Jan. 1725. Vol. U. ff.
35, 214.
D. A Ifonso Mathia Diaz ; Madrid, 21 Aug.,
4 Sept. 1713. Vol L ff. 250, 259.
D. Juan Antonio Diaz de Arze [Agent of
Spain at the Court of Rome] ; Borne,
3 Deo. 171»-9 Aug. 1717. Vol. L
ff. 178, 179, 180, 185. 188, 197-202,
215, 219, 224, 239-258, 261-273, 282,
286, 290, 292-307; II. ff. 9-17, 79.
[Pedro Fernandez de Campo, Angulo y
Velasco] Marques de Mejorada y de la
Brenii ; Madrid, 30 Bfarch, 1707. Vol. L
f. 14.
Gioseppe Firrao, Governor of Perugia;
Sassoferata, etc., 26 Oct 1708-4 Dec.
1714. Vol. L ff. 42, 46, 53, 311.
[James Francis Fitz-James], Duque de
Liria [son of the Duke of Berwick] ;
Madrid, 4 April, 1722-21 Dec 1726.
Vol. n. ff. 161, 163, 241, 242.
D. Marcos Forstall ; Malaga, 16, 23 Oct
1725. Vol. n. ff. 218. 220.
C H Forstall; Cadiz, 30 April,
1726. Vol. ILf. 23L
Pablo de los Fueros G^ma ; ValladoUd,
14 Jan. 1728. Vol. IL f. 255.
D. Juan Francisco de Gambarte [Secre-
tary to the Marques de los Balbases] ;
Digitized by
ADDITIONAL MSS., 20,673, 20,674.
189
Madrid, 4 Jaii.-8 March, 1717. Vol XL
ff. 55, 58. 60, 63.
Fr. Giuaeppe Garcia, Generale de 6.
Francisco: Madrid, 23 Aug. 1721.
Vol. IL f. 147.
[Domenico Giudice], Prince of Cella-
maro ; Madrid, 14 Jan. 1715. Vol XL
f. 1.
[Antonio Giudice], Duke of Gioyenazzo,
Frinoe of Cellamare ; Lerma, etc^ 21
Jan. 1722-19 July, 1727. VoL n. ff.
157, 172, 178, 253.
D. Fr. Gonaalez ? de Alvares ? ; Milan,
22 Feb. 1696. Vol. L f. 1.
F[ranciBco Gbniaga], Duke of Solferlno ;
Madrid, 26 Sept 1724-3 May, 1727.
Vol. IL ft 207, 233, 239, 248. 249.
Yaabel de Ponoe de Leon, la Dnqnesa
de Solferino [d aughter of Emanuel,
Duke of Aroos, and wife of the pre-
ceding]; Madrid, 19 July, 1717-12
Aug. 1720. Vol. IL ff. 73, 88, 111,
116, 125.
See also under Toledo.
Marques Joseph de Grimaldo [Secretary
of State]; Madrid, 16 April, 1707-
9 Jan. 1722. Vol. L ff. 18, 168, 181 ;
n. 29, 41, 134, 145, 146, 156.
Hichaele Francinoo Guerra; Madrid, 8
April, 1724. Vol.n.f. 199.
Le Chevalier de Goiller ; Naples, 29 No?.
1720. VoLILf. 131.
D. Leonardo Gutierrez ; Madrid, 13 Jan.
1716. Vol. ILf.39.
Diego de Guydobro y Garofia ; Madrid,
16 Jan., 25 Sept. 1723. Vol. U. ff. 175,
189.
Marques de Jamaica. See Colon de Por-
tugal.
D. Bias Jouea Alcaza ; Valencia, 24 Oct.
1724. Vol. n. f. 209.
Fray Joachim de Jesus Maria; Tudela,
28 Jan. 1727. VoL H. f. 246.
Marques de Lede. See Bett.
Marques de Leganes. See Mesia.
Duque de Liiia. See Fitz- James.
D. Melchor Macanaz; Pau, 14 April,
30 May, 1717. Vol. U, ff. 68, 71.
Melchor Muldonado ; n.d. Vol. II. f. 262.
Gaspar Martinez; Duron, 15 May, 1719,
15 April, 1720, 19 Sepi 1725. Vol U.
ff. 110, 123, 237.
Abbate D. Francisco Maymon ; Messina,
17 Dec. 1712. Vol. Lf. 190.
Duque de Mejorada. See Fernandez.
[Diego Mesia Felippez de Guzman III.],
Marques de Leganes; 6 June, 1706.
VuL I. f. 6.
Marques de Monteleone. See Pignatelli.
Conde de Montemar. See Carrillo.
Conde de Montijo. See Portooarrero.
Juan Antonio de Morales ; Messina,
12 May, 1712-2 Sept 1715. Vol. I.
ff. 158, 192, 229 ; IL 33.
Luigi Antonio de Morales ; Borne, 8 Oct.
1718. Vol: U. f. 100.
G^iovanni] Cardinal da Moita; Lisbon,
20 Jan. 1728. VoL U. f. 258.
[Eleonora de Moura], Marquesa de Casiel
Bodrigo ; Venice, 30 Deo. 1713. Vol. 1.
f. 276.
Juafia de Moura . . . .; Venice, 16
Nov. 1704. VoLLf. 2.
D. Thomas Antonio Nuflez Florez ; Sa-
lamanca, 2 Deo. 1722. VoL II. f. 171.
Juan Battista de Oren Jayn ; Madrid,
80 Dec. 1724r-19 Jan. 1726. VoL U.
m 212, 216, 217, 228.
[Juan Francisco Pacheoo de Mendoza y
Toledo], Duque de Uzeda, Conde de
Montalban [Ambassador at Rome,
Plenipotentiary in Italy]; Rome,
Genoa, ete.,— Dec 1708-4 April, 1711.
VoL L ff. 44, 49, 51, 55, 57, 59, 61, 65,
67, 71. 73, 76, 79-86, 89, 92, 94-113.
116, 120-132, 136-147.
[Juan Manuel Fernandez Pacheoo], Mar-
ques de Villena [Viceroy of Naples] ;
Gaeta, 28 Aug. 1707. VoL L f. 20.
[Reymondo] Perellos, [Grand Master of
Malta]; Malta, 21 Jan. 1712-1 Feb.
1719. VoL L ff. 152,277; IL 57, 77,
87, 105.
Gposeppe] Cardinal Pereyra [de la
Cerda] ; Lisbon, 4 Feb. 1720-25 March,
1721. VoL n. ff. 118, 120, 121, 130, 142.
[ Pignatelli], Marques de Monte-
leone ; Genoa, 22 June, 29 Aug. 1708,
8 Nov. 1720. VoL L ff. 63, 69, 118.
[Francisco Antonio Casimir Pimentel],
Conde de Benavente; Madrid, 30
March, 1707. VoL L f. 12.
Prince Francisco Pio de Savoya Moura y
Corte Real; Madrid, 25 Nov. 1721,
7 Feb., 12 Mar. 1722. VoL IL ff. 152,
158, 159, 160.
**La Prinsesa Pio, Marquesa de Castel
Rodrigo'* [Juafia, daughter of Fclix)e
Digitized by
190 ADDITIONAL MSS., 20,575.
Antonio Spinola de la Cortla, and wife
of the above] ; Madrid, 16 Oct 1723.
Vol. U. f. 190.
[Joaquin Ponce de I^n], Duke of Arcos
and Aveiro; Lisbon, 26 Oct. 1720.
Vol. n. f. 129.
Duquesa de Arcoa [Theresa, daughter of
Juan Caspar Enriquez, and wife of the
preceding]; Madrid, 24 Nov. 1725-
March, 1727. Vol. U. ff. 226, 238,
240, 244, 247.
[D. Cristobal Gregorio Portooarrero],
Conde del Montijo ; Madrid, 31 Deo.
1714. VoLI. f.315.
D. PhelipeEamos; Madrid, 22 Oct. 1712-
10 July, 1713. Vol. I. ff. 170, 231-
236.
D. Thomas Batto y Ottonelli ; Valencia,
7 Jan. 1721. Vol. U. f. 138.
Conde de Beal. iSee Zapata.
D. Nicolas Frz. de la Regnera; Cor-
dova, 7 May, 1722. Vol. H. (. 162.
Francisco Antonio Rico ; Genoa, 11 May,
31 Aug. 1721. VoL II. ff. 144, 149.
D. Joseph Rodrigo ; Madrid, 9 Aug. 1717.
Vol. II. f. 79.
Francisco Ronquillo; Madrid, 14 April,
1706, 30 March, 1707. Vol. I. ff. 3, 16.
Card. B[enedetto] de Sala, [Bishop of
Barcelona]; Avignon, 18 Feb. 1713-
Vol. I. f. 209.
Juan de Segovia; Rome, 5 Oct. 1718.
Vol. II. f. 98.
D. Andres de Silva; Rome, 30 Jan.,
24 AprU, 1713. Vol. I. ff. 207, 213.
L. de Silva; Leghorn, 10 May, 1717.
Vol. II. f. 69.
Duque de Solferino. See Gonzaga.
[Antonio Martin do Toledo], Duque de
Alba ; Paris, 14 June, 12 Sept 1706.
Vol. I. ff. 7, 11.
Isabel Ponce de Leon i Aleneaslero,
[daughter of Manuel, Duke of Arcos,
and wife of the preceding]; Mtidrid,
10 July, 1715. Vol. II. f. 27.
See Gonzaga.
D. Alfonso de Torralba [Agent of Spain
at the Court of Rome] ; Rome, 8 Aug.-
28 Sept 1708. VoL I. ff. 33, 34, 38.
40.
Juan Valdes de Valsinde ; Sanbenanzio,
Rome, 15 Oct 1710, 3 Jan. 1711.
Vol. L ff. 114, 133.
D. Uffo del Valle ; Valencia, 20 May,
1716-2 Apr. 1721. Vol. II. ff. 45, 49,
66, 80, 84. 85, 96. 117, 143.
Duque de Veragua. See Colon de Por-
tugal.
Manoel [deVilhena], Grand Master of
Malta; 10 July, 1724, 14 Mar. 1726.
Vol. IL ff. 201, 230.
Marques de Villena. See Pacheco.
Duque de Uzeda. See Pacheco.
P/incipe di ZachI ; Madrid, 12, 24 May,
1723. Vol. IL ff. 182, 184.
[Jimeno? de Zapata Calatayna Chaves
y Mendoza], Conde del Real, Vizconde
de Chelva; Valencia, 8 Apr. 1719.
Vol. II. f. 108.
[D. Juan Lopez de Zufliga Mendoza y
Sotomayor], Duquo de Bcjar ; Madrid.
6 July, 16 Aug., 4 Sept 1726. Vol. II.
ff. 234, 235, 236.
20,575. 1. "Memorie istoricbe de' fatti piu notabili succeduti negl'
anni 1712 e 1713 tra le Corti di Boma, Vienna, e Barcellona, Madrid,
et altreKeali d'Europa; registrate dall' Abbate Antonio Fiocca,
Aiutante di studio dell' Em"^ Sig. Card. Bicbi. Dedicate all' alto
merito dell' Em™"- e R™**' S'" Cardinal de Cuna de Ataide, Inquisitor
Generale ne' regni di Portogallo," f. 1.
2. Copias of letters of Card. Grimani, Viceroy of Naples, to the Court
of Home, etc.; 29 June-13 Oct. 1708. Itcd. f. 131.
3. " Nullum jus Pontificis Maximi in regno Neapolitano, Dissertatio
Historico-juridica [a domino Consiliario Caravita concinnata anno
circiter 1717] Alitliopoli." Imperf. f. 148.
4. " Articoli propositi dalli nemici Piemontesi per le capitolazioni
della cittadelladi Messina, il giorno 29 Settembre, 1718," f. 195.
Digitized by
ADDITIONAL MSS., 20,676—20,681 A,
191
5. Copy of grant of the Low Countriee from Philip V., of Spain, to
Maximilian Emanuel, Eleotor of Bayaria; 2 Jan. 1712. Ital, f. 199.
6. Copies of consiiltas of the Clergy, the Council, etc, relative to the
resumption of tho crown of Spain by Philip V. after the death of
Luis I. ; 5 Sept. 1724. Ital. f. 203.
Paper. Quarto.
20,576,20,577. Diario Corrente "—Diary kept by Card. Gualterio,
8 May, 1715-5 June, 1719. "Si noteranno in esso in prime luogo
tutte le cose considerabili che succederanno tanto per il mondo,
quanto in Roma, e di cui s'haueranno le notizie." " Si noteranno
ancora i miei successi particolari.'* At tho end are memoranda of
afi^drs to be transacted, notes of correspondence, and other papers
relating to the private affidrs of the Cardinal. ItaL Two volumes.
Paper. Quarto.
20,678-20,680. Beqister of letters of Card. Gualterio to various
correspondents, chiefly Italians, including, in some instances, drafts
or copies in his own hand; March, 1706-8 Nov. 1727. Ital. Three
volumes. Paper. Quarto.
20,681 A. 1. Draft of memorial of Card. Onalterio to the Pope, re-
specting his administration of the diocese of Todi ; n.d. Ital. Hoh-
grajph. f. 1.
2. Tenor bullte pensionum favore Em^ domini Cardinalis Gualterii
super fructibus mensae Archiepiscopalis FiimanaB et Episoopalis
Anconitanee," 23 Oct. 1709, f, 5.
3. " Memoria [di Card. Gualterio] mandata a M*^ Marabottini, sotto
li 6 Sett*- 1710 " — on the condition of the legation of the Romagna,
4. " Facolta all' S'- Cardinale Gualterio di ricevere il Sig'* Puli
Agustini Caualiere di Giustizia nell' ordine reale della
Madonna del Carmine e di S. Lazaro di Gerusalemme by Philippe
de Courcillon, Marquis de Dangeau, etc.; Paris, 21 Jan. 1712 ; with
other papers, f. 13.
6. Passport for Card. Gualterio, signed and sealed by Joseph Johan
Hallaschgo, Governor of Lavenza ; 13 Nov. 1713. lidl. f. 16.
6. Note of business to be transacted by Card. Gualterio [7 May, 1712 ?],
f. 18.
7. Paper relating to the Pope's claim of annual tribute from the
kingdom of Naples, 1711. Ital. f. 1 9.
8. Drafts of votes of Card. Gualterio in consistories, etc. ; 26 Sept.
1712-[1726?]. Ital. and Lat. f. 33.
9. Istruttione al S^' Abbate Houuard, che porta la berretta al S""- Car-
dinale di Polignac;" 19 Feb. 1713; corrected by Card. Gualterio,
f. 92.
f. 7.
192
ADDITIONAL MSS., 20,681 B, 20,682.
10. " Copia di lettera scritta dal Padre Antonio Maria Bonucci della
compagnia di Giesii," . . . " al Padre d. Antonio Caramelli, Abbate
Camaldolense in Arezsso, intomo alii Bconcerti presenti della Com-
pagnia, e particolarmente nella lite co Padri della Minerva, e contro
della fabrica della libraria Eome. 9 Sept. 1719, f. 102.
11. "Copia della lettera del Padre Fr. Francesco Leonj Giesuita in
Cordoua, e provincia del Paraguaj nell* Indie di Spagna," respecting
aflfairs of the mission; Cordoua, prov. del Paraguai, 10 Dec. 1719,
f. 108.
12. Draft of a memorial by Card. Gualterio on the necessity of the
maintenance of a fleet by France and Spain, for the protection of
Italy; n,d. ltd, f. 117.
13. ** Memoria per I'Em. S[ignor] Cardinal di Kohan." Draft of a memo-
rial by Card. Gualterio on the subject of French interests at the
Court of Eome [1721 ?]. Ital f. 122.
14. Fragment of a second memorial of Card. Gualterio on affairs in
discussion between the French and Papal Courts; \\12ll\ Ital.
f. 168.
Paper. Folio.
20,681 B. Draft of a report by Card. Gualterio on the characters of
the several Cardinals, and on the measures to be taken by the French
Court to ensure an election, in an anticipated conclave, of a Pope
favourable to its interests [1716 ?]. Ital, Holograph, with correc-
tions, f. 1.
2. Draft of a similar report of the same, in reference to the approaching
conclave, after the death of Pope Clement XI. ; with drafts of his
letters to the King of France, and other papers, relative to the
election; March-May, 1724. Ital. Holograph, f. 60. Amongst them
is the copy of a letter of Card. Alessandro Albani to the Sardinian
Minister at Vienna, in reference to the conduct of himself and Card.
Anuibale Albani in the conclave ; 22 April, 1724. Ital. f. 158.
Paper. Folio.
20,582. Tables of ciphers, used by
ence with various persons, viz. :
Cardinal Aoquariva, f. 3 b.
M. Amelot, f. 5 b.
The Comte du Luc, French Ambassador
in Switzerland, f. 7 b.
n Sig'- Beuigni, f. 9.
Cardinal Bentivoglio, f. 11 b.
Marshal Duke of Berwick, f. 13 b.
The Cheyalier da Bourck, f. 15 b.
8ig" Cavaliere Lilij et M'* Cariohon,
f. 17 b.
** Aggiunta alia cifra del Sig^* H' Cen-
uini, 29 Oct 1723, ' f. 19.
Card. Gualterio in his correspond-
" de la Chansse," £ 21.
M'- ConUet et M'* le Comte Lorenzi,"
f. 23 b.
*♦ Le Boy d'Angleterre," f. 25.
The same, f. 27 b.
<* II Marescale d'Esties," f. 29 b.
*• M" de Fremont," f. 31.
** Le Comte de Gergy et M" Demoy,"
f. 33 b, 35 b.
Mr. Hay, f. 37 b.
** M'* [Lafiteau fiv^ne] de Sisteron et
TAbbate d'Estrees," f. 41 b.
Digitized by
ADDITIONAL MSS., 80,683 A— 20,684. 193
** M. le Comte de Lannoy," f. 45.
•*Sig" Oonte Maffei, Gen'*- dell' Ar-
tiglieria," f. 47.
" M- Massei " [Abp. of Athens], f. 48.
Maubant." f. 50.
" Madame la Princcsse de Modene," f. 51.
Mr. Murray." f. 53.
" II P. Oraini," f. 55 b.
•* n Sign" Cardinal di Rohan," f. 57 b.
"M'. [Gu^rin de Tencin] Archevesqne
d'Ambnm," ff. 61 b-«5.
Paper. Large folio.
" M. r Abb^ de Tencin et M. [Flenry,
Ev^ue] de Fr^jue," f. 66 b.
"II 8ig" Cardinale della Trimoille."
f. 69 b.
"M. de Valincour." f. 71 b.
" n Sign'- Comte de Vernon," 74 b.
The Marqnes de " VUlamayor," f. 78.
*i gr.. Virginia." f. 79.
'^Auuocato Yiflcardi e TAbbate del
Liurij."f. 80 b.
Uncertain, ff. 83 b, 85 b.
20,683 A. Catalogue des liures Chinois, apport^s de la Chine par
le Pere [Jean Fraii9oi8] Foucquef, Jesuite [afterwards Bishop of
Eleutheropolifl], en Tann^e 1722;" arranged in classes. Paper.
Qnarto.
20,683 B. 1. LETfER of " Carlo [Maigrot] Vescovo di Conon " to Card.
Gualterio, thanking him for portions of a work, '*De Synicft
Beligione 26 [Sept. 1716]. Ital. f, 1.
2. Des lettr^s de la Chine, et des degr^ de litteratnre, oil ils entrent
apr^ des examens regWs par I'Etat;" by the same, 1707. f. 4.
3. Copy of a letter on the subject of a Papal letter referring to disputes
between the Dominican and Jesuit missionaries in China; n.d.
Ital. f. 24.
4. Fragment of a treatise by the Bishop of Conon on Chinese manners,
religion, etc. Lat. f. 35.
5. Testament de Tlmp^ratrice mere de TEmpereur Chinois qni regno
aujourdhuj;" [1723], with remarks by the same, f. 44.
6. " Edit de TEmpereur de Chine monrant " publi6 la soixanfe et
unieme ann^ de Khan Hii, le treizieme jour de Tonzieme lune "
[1722], f. 52. See observations on the subject of this paper in a letter
of Pere Foucqu^tto Card. Oualterio, Add. MS. 20,396, f. 12.
Paper. Qnarto.
The following Nos,, 20,684-20,686, comprise the papers of Luigi
GualteriOj nephew of Card. FUippo Antonio Gualterio. He was Vice-
Legate of Ferrara, 1730-1735 ; Apostolical Commissioner of Benevento^
1735-1736; Inquisitor of Malta, 1739-1743; Archbishop of Myra,
1744? ; Nuncio at Naples, 1744-1763 ; Nuncio in France, 1754-1769 ;
and Cardinal in 1769 ; died in 1761.
20,584. 1. Despatches of Card. A[ntonio] Banchieri [Papal Secretary
of State] to Luigi Gualterio, Vice-Legate of Ferrara; Home,
14 Oct. 1730, 10, 17 Nov. 1731. Ital. Signed, f. 3.
2. Despatches of G[iuseppe] Card. Firrao, Prefect of the Sagra Con-
suUa at Eome, to the same, partly as Vice-Legate of Ferrara, but
MSS. — 1854. 0
Digitized by
194
ADDITIONAL MSS., 20,688, 20,688.
chiefly as Apostolio Commissioner of Benevento; Rome, 17 August,
1734-26 May, 1736. Ital Signed, and countersigned by the Secre-
tary Girolamo de* Bardi. f. 8. Amongst the enclosures are letters of
G[iuseppe] R[enato] Card. Imperiali ; 4 Feb., 5 May, 1736. Jtal.
Signed with a stamp, ff. 29, 67 ; — A Broggi [officer of the
Sagra Consulta] ; Eome, 11 Feb. 1736. Ital. Holograph, f. 31
Filippo Ferratis? ; Paduli, 18 Dec. 1735. Ital Holograph f. 78.
3, *' Istruzzione per Hens'*- Gualtieri, destinato visitatore Apostolico in
Benevento;" with various papers relating to the government of
Benevento; 1735, 1736, f. 84.
Paper. Quarto.
20,585. 1. " MiNUTARio per la S** Congregatione della Consulta a
register of letters of Luigi Gualterio, Commissioner of Benevento,
to Card. Firrao, Papal Secretary of State, as President of the
Sagra Consulta; 14 Jan.-2 June, 1736. f. 1.
2. " Minutario per la S*^ Congregatione del Buon Govemo a similar
register of letters addressed by the same to the Fame in the Com-
mittee of Cardinals ** del Buon Govemo;** 14 Jan.-2 June, 1736, f. 36.
3. Similar register of letters of the same to the same in the Committee
of Sagra Consulta ; 19 July 1735-20 March, 1739. Ital. f. 50.
4. Similar register of lettei-s addressed by the same to the Committee
del Buon Qovemo ; 16 July, 1735-14 March, 1739. Ital. f. 207.
6. Similar register of letters of the same to the Committee of Cardinals,
entitled " Sagra Congregatione delle Acque ;*' 17 July, 1735-14 Mar.
1739. Ital. f. 325.
6. ** Minutario per la Commessione di Norcia, 1736 register of letters
of the same, in reference to a commission to conduct proceedings
against Gaetano Amici, in Norcia ; 9 Oct. 1736-9 March, 1737, f.361.
7. " Lettere volanti 1735 ;** copies of letters of the same to Governors
of cities, etc.; 26 July, 1735-27 March, 1736, f. 372.
Paper. Quarto.
20,586. 1. Letters of Filippo Ravizza, Governor of Benevento, to
L. Gualterio, Archbishop of Myra, as Papal Nuncio in Naples;
Benevento, 9 March, 1749-28 May, 1751. Ital Holograph, or
signed. With a few drafts of letters of the Archbishop to the
Governor, flf. 1-263, 289. Among the enclosures are letters from —
Tomaeo Giaimelli, Procuratore (?) Gene- Principe di Gentola ; Naples, 7 March,
rale of Benevento; 2 April, 1749. f. 22. 1748, f. 119.
The Consuls of Benevento; 16 April, Lorenzo Muria Cavriliere Neroni ; Paduli,
1749-15 Feb. 1750, ff. 32, 63, 92, 155, 6 July, 1749, f. 170.
161, 231. I Giuseppe Capozzi ; Montefusoo, 4 Jan.
" Ang^ M- " [Angelo Maria ?] ; Monte- | 1750, f. 224.
fuacoli. 21 April, 1749. f. 42. i Card. [Silvio] Valenti [Gonzogal; Rome,
Giordano Nicastro, Groyemor of Ba- | 17 Aug. 1748, f. 241.
gnara ; Bagnam, 8 May, 1749, f. 98. I
ADDITIONAL MSS., 30,687—20,890.
195
2. Letters of Francesco ADtonio Capitani, and Francesco Maria Cinotti,
Lieutenants of Benevento, to the same ; with drafts of letters of the
Nuncio; 20 Sept. 1760-17 Deo. 1752. ItoZ. Signed, f. 264.
3. Letters of Giovanni Battista Bussi de' Pre t is to the same ; Bene-
vento, 19 Nov. 1752, 31 March, 27 May, 1753. Ital. Signed, ff. 305,
311, 313.
4. Letter of Antonio Terragnezi to the same ; Benevento, 17 Dec.
1762. Ital. Eologr. f. 309.
Paper. Quarto.
20,587, 20,588. Letters of the Papal Secretaries of State to L. Gual-
terio, Archbishop of Myra, as Inquisitor of Malta ; 1739-1744, Two
volumes. Paper. Folio.
20,587. Vol. I. 1. Letters of Card. Giuseppe Firrao, Secretary of
State; with a few of Card. Vincenzo Petra, President of the
Propaganda; 7 Sept. 1737-2 Feb. 1740. Ital. Signed, f. 1. At
flf. 39, 41 are letters of A[ntonio Saverio] Card. Gentili ; 26 Sept. 1739,
18 Nov. 1741 ; — at f. 61 is a letter of Francesco de Souza; Rome,
24 Nov. 1739;— and at f. 69 a letter of Giaoomo Moneta; Valla-
dolid? 1 Jan. 1740.
2. Letters of the College of Cardinals, during the vacancy of the
Papacy on the death of Clement XII.; 8 Feb.-16 August, 1740.
Lot. Signed by Giuseppe Livizzani, Secretary to the College [sub-
sequently Cardinal], f. 79.
3. Letters of S[ilvio] Card. Valenti [Gonzaga], Secretary'' of State ;
20 August, 1740-26 Dec. 1741. Ital. Signed ; a few holograph, f. 123.
Letters of Card. Petra occur at flf. 128, 134, 165, 219, 266, 273, 309.
20.688. Vol. II. Letters of Card. Silvio Valenti [Gonzaga], Secretary
of State;- 2 Jan. 1742-1 Jan. 1744. Ital. Signed. Amongst them
are a few letters of Card. Petra, Prefect of the Propaganda ; sub-
scribed by Filippo Monti, Secretary of the same.
20.689. 1. CoBREGT£D drafts of letters of Luigi Gualterio, Archbishop
of Myra, as Inquisitor of Malta, to the Papal Secretary of State, and
some others ; 6 June, 1739-26 Oct. 1743. Ital f. 1.
2. Similar drafts of letters of the same to Mons*^ Altoviti,
" Economo della Rev[erenda] Fabbrica " of St. Peter's ; 9 Nov.
1739-24 July, 1743. Ital. f. 386.
3. Conto delle riscossioni fatte in Boma dell' effetf i della mensa del
S. Offizio di Malta, 1743 ;" with a receipt signed by " II Barone
Fabnzio Testaferrata, Deputario di questo S. Officio " ; Malta, 12 Sept.
1743, f. 396.
Paper. Quarto.
20.690. Letters of Pope Benedict XIV. to Luigi Gualterio, Arch-
bishop of Myra, as Nuncio in Naples ; 27 Nov. 1744-30 April, 1751.
0 2
196 ADDITIONAL MSS., 20,691—20,693.
Ital. Without signature or seal, Accompanying them are papers
referred to, including memorials to the Pope from — The Nobility of
the city of Bari; [March, 1746], f. 42;— Stefano Conti, Duke of
Guadagnolo; [August, 1747], f. 71 ; and his son, Innocenzo Conti,
f. 77 : together with a letter of the Count of Potenza ; Eome,
22 Sept. 1747. Ital Holograph, f. 84. At the end is an original
Papal Indulgence for penitents visiting the church of SS. Peter and
Paul of Burgo di Sartirana, dioc. Pavia, to pray for peace and for
the church ; Kome, 20 April, 1757. Signed " Pro Dno Card"* Pas-
sioneo Joannes Florins Substitutus." Lat. With seal. Paper and
vellum. Quarto.
20,501-20,614. Despatches of Card. Silvio Valenti, Papal Secretary of
State, to Luigi Gualterio, Archbishop of Myra, as Nuncio at Naples ;
1744t-1753. Twenty-four volumes. Paper. Quarto.
20.591. Vol. I. 28 Apnl-29 Dec. 1744. A few of the letters are
addressed to the Abbate Zollio. Included are original letters of
G[iovanni Rossi], Archbishop of Taranto; Naples, 14 Aug. 1744,
f. 64 ; and F[ih,'] Fr[ancesco Bussolini], Bishop of Penne and Atri ;
Penne, 19 March, 1743, f. 254.
20.592. Vol. II. 1 Jan.-28May, 1745. Included are original letters
of—
Nicola Pinaldi; Naples, 12 Jan. 1745,
. f 38.
Innoct^nzio Sanseverino, Vicar-General;
Salerno. 24 March, 1745, f. 100.
M[ichele Marcullo], Bishop of Lucera ;
Lucera, 7 March, 1745, f. 261.
TJrbano da Troja, Capucin; Bencvento,
2 April, 1745, f. 262.
Card. Franceeco Landi; Benevento, 12
Sept. 1745, f, 266.
Antonio [Falangola], Bishop of Telese ;
Cerreto, 6 April. 1745, f. 277.
F[rk] P[io] T[ommaso Milante]. Bishop
of Castcllamare ; 8 May, 1745, f. 299.
Filippo Ravizza [Governor of Bene-
vento]; Benevento, 30 May, 1745,
f. 338.
Frk Arsenio Duilhi, *' Pro(niratore-Gene-
rale de' Carmelitani Rome, 28 May,
1745, f. 358.
20,593. Vol. HI. 1 June-28 Sept. 1745.
of—
Included are original letters
[Giovanni Kossi], Archbisl op of Ta-
ratilo; [June, 1745], f. 48.
The Syndic and OflScials of Pontecorvo ;
26 May, 1745 : with papers, ff. 53, 109.
Giuseppe Conrado CoUijanni; Molfetta,
21 Aug. 1745, f. 70.
[Marco Pallca], Vicario di Fasano;
[June, 1745]. f. 76.
Card. Domcuico Riviera ; Rome, 27
July, 1745, f. 104.
Ludovioo Agnello Ana^tabio, Archbp. of
Sorrento ; Sorrento, 5 Aug., 5 Sept., 6
Oct. 1745, ff. 168, 169, 171.
Francesco Antonio [C5avalcanti], Archbp.
of Coscnza ,* Gosenza, 4 Sept. 1745, t
255.
The Marques de Salas [D. Joseph Joa-
ehin de Montalegre, Duke of Mon«
talegre, Secretary of State of the King
of the two Sicilies] ; Naples, 17 Aug.
1745, f. 264.
C , Bishop of Cajazzo; Gajazzo, 12
Aug., 2, 21 Sept., 5 Oct. 1745, ff.
277, 279, 283, 285.
Frh, A[utonio Lucci], Bishop of Bovino ;
Bovino, 16 Oct. 1745, ff. 336, 339.
Digitized
byGoogk
ADDITIONAL MSS^ 20,694, 20,696. 197
20,694. Vol. IV. I Oct. 1745-29 March, 1746.
letters of —
Included are original
Giiueppe [Antonio Dayansati], Arch-
bishop of Trani ; Tiani, 16, 80 Oct.
1745, m 12, 19.
G[iovaimi] P[ietro Faoooli di Lecce],
Biahop of Troja; Troja, 17 Oct. 1745,
f. 14.
Domenioo , Bishop of Andria ; An-
dria, 23, 30 Oct, 1745, flf. 16, 17.
Giaoomo Oaraociolo, Daoa delle Grot-
taglje;[Oci 1745], f. 55.
Antonio Longobardi, " Oanoelliere della
Beal Sopraintendenza alia Salute";
18 Nov. 1745, L 102.
Card. D[omenico] Padsionei; Borne, 9
April, 16 Nov. 1745, ft 152, 155.
Yito Bnonajnto, Canonico e Segretario
del Capitolo di Nola; Naples, 19
March, 4 April, 1746, ff. 169, 173.
Le Dignita e Ganonici di Kola; Nola,
26 March, 1746, f. 171.
Paolo Baspis ; Borne, 10 Dec. 1745, f. 176.
A , Bishop of Bisoeglia; Bi-
soeglia, 18 Dec. 1745, f. 181.
Fabrizio Antonio [Salerno], Bishop of
Molfetta; Molfetta, 24 Dec. 1745,f. 182.
Francesco Gallio Trivulzio, Duoa di Al-
vito; [March, 1746]; with papers,
f. 193.
n Principe di Centola ; 18 Jan., 5 March,
1746, ff. 226, 228.
Francesco Yespoli; 16 Dec. 1745, f.
264.
Yioenzo Canonico Barra; Salerno, 12
Feb. 1746, f. 272.
Giovanni Applani; [Feb. 1746], f. 315.
D. Antonio Capece, Abbat of Monte Ca-
sino ; S. Germane, 7 March, 1746,
f. 368.
Nioolo Perrelli; Borne, 1 March, 1746,
f. 376.
Pietro Antonio — , Bithop of Capaccio ;
Montesano and Diano, 13 Feb., 12
March, 1746, ff. 385, 386.
D. Nicole Scodes; Charterhouse of Pa-
dula, 13 March, 1746, f. 388.
F[rancesco Caraffa], Bishop of Nardo;
Nardo, 31 March, 1746, f. 410.
F. Bernardino [de* Bemardia], Bishop of
Martorano ; Martorano, 7 April, 1746,
f. 413.
20,696. Vol. V. 1 April-2 Sept 1746. Included are onginal letters of-
Antonio [Zavarrone], Bishop of Tri-
carico; Monte Albano, 13 May, 1746,
f. 20.
Marino Zampini; Borne, 6 May, 1746,
f.78.
Carlo Ctonzaga, Governor of Frosinone ;
12 Sept 1745, f. 94.
Lndovico Fidafiza, Governor of Poute-
oorvo ; Pontecorvo, 20 Sept. 1746, f. 96.
The Chapter and Canons of Manfredonia ;
[June, 1746] ; with papers, f. 163.
Giuseppe Fazzini, Archdeacon; Yiesti,
29 July, 1746, f. 167.
F[rance6C0 Bivera], Archbishop of Man-
fredonia; Manfredonia, 6 Aug. 1746,
f. 169.
Frk Felice [Leone], Bishop of Avellino ;
Avellino, 4 July, 1746, f. 185.
Andreas Yinditti, Bishop of Polignano ;
Oria, 4 June, 1746, f. 212.
U Principe di Centola; 20 Dec. 1747,
f.27a
Luca Antonio [della Gatta], Bishop of
Mel6; Melfi, 30 July, 13 Aug. 1746,
ff. 300, 451.
Onofrio [Belsito], Bishop of Lauello ; 22
July, 12, 19 Aug. 1746, ff. 804, 445,
463.
D. Bartolomeo Basponi, Procuratore
Generale; S. Pietro in Yincoli, 25
July, 1746, f. 315.
[Nicole Paolo Pandolfelli], Bishop of
Motola; Motola, 26 Aug., 28 Oct.
1746, ff. 899, 414.
Buenaventura Mazzocchini, Yicar Gene-
ral; Taranto, 2 Dec. 1746, f. 401.
Massimo , Bishop of Gastellaneta ;
Castellaneta, 16 Sept. 1746, f. 404.
Antonio [Sersale], Archbishop of Brin-
disi; Brindisi, 7 Oct 1746, f. 409.
Scipione [Sersale], Bishop of Lecce; 21
Oct. 1746, f. 413.
Certificate signed by the clergy of
Lavello ; 19 Aug. 1746, f. 464.
At f. 67 are papers relating to Pontecorvo ; at f. 253 papers relating
Digitized by
198
ADDITIONAL MSS., 20,696—20,598.
to the church of Terlizzi ; and at f. 332 papers relating to privileges
of foreign consuls.
20,696. Vol. VI. 2 Sept-30 Dec. 1746.
of—
Included are original letters
Filippo , Bishop of Conversano;
Convereano, 24 Sept., 7, 15 Oct. 1746,
ff. 20, 24, 25.
Yitantonio BosbI; Salerno, 23 Sept.
1746, f. 39.
Pietro Antonio , Bishop of Oapaocio ;
Novi, 30 Sept. 1746, f. 41.
Giuseppe de' Tunis; 22 Oct., 28 Dec.
1746, 11 Jan. 1747, flf. 100. 335, 337.
Ambpogio Pellegrini ; Ponteoorvo,8 Sept.
1746, f. 141.
Genoaro Cantore Mercurio ; Lauriano, 28
Oct. 1746, 14 Jan., 1 Feb. 1747, ff. 171,
172, 177.
Antonio Caputo, Arciprete; Postiglione,
17 Dec. 1746, f. 174.
Abbate D. Michele Milano; Luoera,
6 Nov. 1745, f. 210.
[Nicolo Paolo Pandolfelli], Bishop of
Motola; Motola, 18 Jan. 1747,
f. 236.
Filippo Rayizza, Govemcir of Benevento ;
Benevento, 4 Deo. 1746, f. 249.
Giuseppe Macirone; [Nov. 1746], f.
262.
Leopoldo Achilli ; Rome, 17 Oct 1747,
f.824.
20,697. Vol. VII. 3 Jan.-30 April, 1747. Included are original
letters of—
Felice Canoellieri; [Jan. 1747], f. 33.
Frk G[iovanni] A[ntonio] Cardinal
Guadagni; Rome, 24 Feb. 1747, f.
106.
Giuseppe Alessandro Furietti; Rome,
24 Feb., 7 Mar., 7Apr. 1747, ff. 121,
175, 313.
II Commissario Cicinelli ; Sorrento,
9 Mar. 1747. f. 146.
Giovanni Santorelli; Gicoiano, 18 Mar.,
4 Apr. 1747, ff. 148, 150.
Ambrogio Claudiani; Givitella, 19 Feb.
1748, f. 163.
Giampiero Scimitarra; Teramo, 23 Mar.
1747-9 May, 1748, ff. 164-168, 219.
Carlo Riociardi; Foggia, 30 Sept, 7, 15
Oct. 1747, ff. 186, 188, 190.
Abbate Antonio Stanizzi ; [March, 1747],
f. 196.
G[iovanni] B[atti8ta] Mesmer; "Teso-
riere Generale " [afterwards Cardinal] ;
Rome, 24 June, 1746, f. 211.
Tommaso Alessio [de' Rossi], Bishop of
Teramo ; Rome, 21 Mar. 1747, f. 218:
with papers relating to the revenues
of the diocese, eto.
20,698. Vol. VIII. 2 May-29 Aug. 1747.
letters of —
Included are original
Carlo Gonzaga, Governor of Frosinone ;
8 May, 1747, f. 4.
Giacinto Antonio de Matteis; Gaeta,
19 May, 1747, f. 10.
Vigilante, Vicar-General of Ca-
jazzo; 10 May, 1747, f. 57.
, Bishop of Cajazzo; 17 May,
1747, f. 59.
Antonia Garofalo ; S. Lorenzo d'Ancona,
27 Sept. 1747^. 66.
Michele Ca piano; 20 May, 1747, f. 68.
Cardinal D[omenico] Passionei; Rome,
30 June, 8 Aug. 1747. ff. 77, 439.
D. Carmine Scatola, Rettore [del Nuovo
Seminario di Napoli] ; n,d. f. 90.
Antonio Lasilica; Naples, 7 July, 1747,
f, 122.
D. Giuseppe Jovene; [May, 1747], f. 126.
[Carlo Ronchi], Bishop of Strongoli;
Mileto, 5 July, 1747, f. 136.
Bonaventura [Sculco], Bishop of Bisi-
gnano; Cotrone, 9 June, 8 July, 1747,
ff. 154, 158.
Frk Bernardino [de* Bemardis], Bishop
of Martorano; Martorano, 8 June,
1747, f. 157.
Francesco Antonio [Cavalcanti], Arch-
bishop of Cosenza; Cosenza, 8 July,
12 Aug. 1747, ff. 159, 160.
Gioscppc Armerigo ; 16 Aug. 1748, f. 170.
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ADDITIONAL MSS., 20,699. 199
Otfd. BCebastiftDo] A[ntoiiio] Tanari;
Rome, 16 JaD. 1748, f. 204.
T[rajano Caracciolo del Sole], Bishop of
Nola; Nola. 23 Feb. 1748; with
papers, f. 223.
Carlo rarlati; Naples, 21 June, 1747,
f.230.
Fianoesco Antonio Bieciardi; Naples,
24 June, 1747, f. 268.
Cardinal T[ommaso] Buffo; Borne, 15
July, 1747, f. 303.
Giuseppe Alessandio Furietti; Borne,
18 July, 11 Aug., 1 Sept. 1747, ff. 310,
447, 502.
I[nnocenzo Gorgonl], Bishop of Penne
and Atri ; Penne, 4 Aug. 1747, f. 319.
Card. C[arlo] A[lberto] CaTalchini;
Borne, 21 July, 1747: with papers re-
lating to the diocese of Ariano, f. 330.
Geunajo di Simone; 31 July, 5 Sept.
1747, ff. 394, 415.
The Consuls of Beneyento; 25 July,
1747; with papers, f. 895.
20,699. YoL. IX. 1 Sept.-29 Deo. 1747. Induded are original letters
Filippo Bayizza, €k>Yemor of Beneyento ;
23 July-1 Oct. 1747, ff. 397, 403,406,
408, 417, 419, 420, 429, 430.
Gioyanni Francesco Coppola ; Beneyento,
27 Aug., 3, 5, 10. 23 Sept. 1747, ff. 409,
416, 421, 423, 432.
Giuseppe Capozzi; Monte Fusoo^ 16 Aug.
1747, f. 412.
Ftk A[ntouio Camarda], Bishop of Bieti;
Bieti, 28 July, 1747, f. 458.
Badilio Biocisrdi, of Foggia ; [Aug. 1747] ;
with papers, f. 474.
Carlo Biodardi; Foggia 24 Sept. 1747,
f.485.
Domenioo Antonio [Peronabi], Bishop
of Umbriatico; Serra, 3 Oct 1747,
£503.
Card. Domenioo Orsini ; Borne, 29 Aug.
1747, f. 537.
Card. Antonio [Sayerio] Gentili ; Borne,
29 Aug. 1747, f. 552.
Tommaso Alessio [de' Bossi], Bishop of
Teramo; Borne, 10 Sept. 1748, f. 40.
Nioolo [Cioffi], Bishop of Sora; 24 Sept
1747, f. 61.
The Syndic, de., of the dty of Yiesti;
[Sept. 17471 f. 67.
G[iovanni] P[ietro Facooli], Bishop of
Troja; 1 Oct. 1747, f. 69.
M[ichele liarcuUo], Bishop of Lucera ;
1 Oct. 1747, f. 70.
Ignazio de Negris, Aroiprete; Yiesti,
6 Oct. 1747, f. 71.
Giuseppe Fazzini, Arohdeaoon ; Yiesti,
22 Dec. 1747, f. 76.
Dom[enioo Maria de Liguoro], Bishop
of Caya ; Yietri, 6 Oct 1747, f. 115.
BaaUo Biodardi; [Sept 1747], f. 124.
[Federico Sarteechi]; 13 Noy. 1747,
f.132.
Ayyocato Carizzi ; 17 Oct., 8 Noy.
1747, ff. 178, 207.
C[eleBtino] Galiano, Archbishop of Tes-
salonica ; Naples, 7 Oct 1747, f. 184.
Giuseppe Buuo; Teano, 10 Noy. 1747,
t 211.
D. Angiolo [Longo], Bishop of Teano ;
8, 28 Jan. 1748. ff. 213, 214.
D'. Gregorio Quiiizani ; 14 Noy., 8 Dec.
1747. ff. 218, 232, 233.
[Carolo Naselli], Duoa di Casalnoyo;
Palermo, 13, 27 Mar. 1744, ff 222, 224 ;
with papers.
Panfilo Ginetti, Yicar Apostolic; Te-
ramo, 9, 16 Nov. 1747, ff. 270, 272.
Giampiero Scimitarra; Teramo, 9 Noy.
1747, f, 271.
The Consuls of Beneyento; 10, 17 Dec.
1747, ff. 297, 299.
Bocco de Sanctis ; Trivento, 4 Feb. 1748,
f.352.
Ludoyioo Fidanza, Goyemor of Ponte-
coryo; 15 Jan. 1748, f. 367; with
papers relating to Pontecoryo.
C[arlo] A[lberto] Cardinal Oayalchini;
Bome, 1 Dec. 1747, f. 376.
G[ioyanni] M[aria Jannucci]. Bishop of
Isemia; 14 Jan. 1748, f. 386.
Carlo Magno, Canon; Cosenza, 27 Jan.
1748, f. 442.
Luigi Papolacqua ; 10 Feb. 1748, f. 443.
At f. 95 are articles of information against G. M. Jannucci, Bishop
of Isemja; and at f. 378 fdrtber papers relating to the same snbject.
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byGoogk
200 ADDITIONAL MSS., 20,600, 20,601.
20,600. Vol. X. 2 Jan.-30 April, 1748. Included are original
letters of —
Francesco de Martinis ; Nardo, 25 Jan.
1748, f. 13.
Orazio Riei; Monopoli, 13 Jan. 1748, f. 18.
Filippo Kavizza, Governor of Bene-
vento ; 14, 23 Jan. 1748, C 53, 55.
The Consuls of Benevenlo; 23 Jan.
1748, f. 54.
Canon Antonio Frajacoro ; Borne, 2 Jan.
1748, f. 96.
A [Francesco Antonio de Leonfirdis],
Bishop of Bisceglia; 3 Feb. 1748, f.98.
B[emardo Cangiani], Bishop of Bojano;
3 Feb. 1748, flf. 122, 123.
B[artolomeo MoUo], Bishop of San Se-
vero; 10 Feb. 1748, f. 124.
Gcnnaro [C5armignano], Bishop of Gaeta ;
17 Feb. 1747, f. 147.
Giampiero Scimitarra; Teramo, 1 Feb.
1748, f. 150.
Isidoro [Pitollia], Bishop of Termoli ;
Rome, 8 Mar. 1748, f. 160.
Giuseppe Cimiiio; A versa, 13 Mar. 1748,
f. 210.
Frk Odone Godard, V. Procnratore
Generale dell* Ordine Cisteroiensc ;
Rome. 9 Apr. 1748, f. 223.
Carlo Alberto Cardinal Cavalchini;
Rome, 19 Mar. 1748. f. 232.
D. Angiolo [Longo], Bishop of Teiino;
1 Apr. 1748. f. 236.
Pier Girolamo Guglielmo ; Rome, 5 Apr.
1748. f. 275,
Giovanni Teodoro Cardinal [Duca] do Ba-
viera ; Munich, 10 Jan. 1748, f. 284.
At f. 6 are papers relating to charges against Mansolio,
Bishop of Gravina; and at f. 107 are papers relating to complaints
again8t D. Michele Maresca, Administrator of the city of Serra
Capriola.
20,601. Vol. XI. 3 May-31 Aug. 1748. Included are original letters
of—
Carlo Previtera ; Palermo, 26 July, 2 Aug.
1748, fif. 67, 50.
D. Giovanni Battista Sances; Naples,
5 Sept. 1748, f. 61.
Canon Leonardo Giordano ; Monte S. An-
gelo, 22 June, 1748, f. 89.
Giuseppe Alessandro Funetti; Borne,
2 Apr., 2. 30 Aug. 1748, ff. 140, 143,
317.
F[rances]co Sav[eri]o M[ari]a [Querald],
Bishop of Squillace; Barletta, 10, 24
Aug. 1748, flf. 168, 283.
Francesco Antonio [Scoppa], Bishop of
Ostuni; 9 Aug. 1748, f. 194.
Giulio Gigante, Arciprete; 3 Sept.
1748, f. 197.
Antonio Ardrifano ; 9 Sept. 1748, f. 198.
0[nofrio BeUito], Bishop of Lavello;
Melfi, 10 Aug. 1748, f. 227; with
papers relating (o charges against him.
G B , Bishop of Filippopoli;
Atri, 3, 10 Oct 1748, ff. 246, 248.
[Francesco Agnello Frag^anni] Bishop
of Calvi; 13, 15, 22 Aug. 1748, flf. 256,
281, 323.
Giuseppe [Antonio Davazati], Patriarch
of Alexandria, Archbishop of Trani ;
Trani, 10, 17 Aug. 1748, flf. 284. 286.
G[erardo] |A[ntonio Volpe], Bishop of
Nocera; Nooera, 4 Aug., 2 Sept. 1748,
flf. 291, 307.
Domenico Antonio [Peronaci], Bishop
of Umbriatico; Giro, 7 Mar. 1748,
£1316.
D.Giovanni Francisco Morichi ; 11 Aug.
1748, f. 830 ; with papers.
At f. 293 are papers relating to a publication of Alfonso de' Liguori,
*'Rettor della Congregatione del S. Salvatore," on maledictions
against the dead.
Digitized by
ADDITIONAL MS3., 20,60i»— 20,60 i. 201
0,609. Vol. Xn. 3 Sept.-31 Deo. 1748. Indnded are original
letters of —
n Prencipe di S. Nicandro; 13 Sept.
1748, f. 11.
A[nionio Marnlli], ATchbishop of Ka-
zaret: Barletta, 26 Oct, 16 Nov. 1748,
ff. 19, 20.
[Franoeaco Agnello Fragianni], Bishop
of Calvi; Naples, 3 Aug., 16 Sept.
1748, fL 51, 98.
Giuseppe [Antonio Davanzati], Pa-
triarch of Alexandria, Archbp. of
Trani; 31 Aug. 1748, f. 53.
Giovanni Francesco Morichi; 8, 9, Sept.
1748, flf. 67, 70.
Giuseppe Lifizzani; Rome, 15 Sept.
1748, f. 103.
Antonio Longobardi; 12 Oct., 12 Not.
1748, ff. 150, 199.
Francesco Quattromani ; n,d. f. 158.
Francesco Trionfl; Ancona, 27 Oct.
1748, f. 231.
Domenico Pirtoli ; Otranti, 27 Deo. 1748,
f. 267.
Luigi Papalacqua; Oosenza, 26 Oct.
1748, f. 351.
Giuseppe Banmacario ; Rocca di Gilento,
27 Oct. 1748, f. 353.
),603. Vol. XIII. 1 Jan.-29 April, 1749. Included are original
letters of —
G[ioyanni] F[ianoesoo Stoppani], Arch-
bishop of Corinth; Pesaro, 10 Jan.
1749, f. 13.
Giovanni Gioseppe Faraglia, Canon-
ico; OiYiik Duoale, 30 Jan. 1749,
t54.
Giovanni Giaoomo Leognani; Aquila,
21 Feb. 1749, f. 56.
Le Dignitk e Canonici di Yoltorara " ;
1 April, 1749, f. 95.
F B , Bishop of Policastro;
Lago Negro, 6 Aprit, 1749, f. 168.
[Juan d'Aragona], Marques Fogliani;
Portici, 8 April, 1749. f. 295.
M[ichele MarcuUo], Bishop of Luoera ;
Luoera, 11 May, 1749, f. 327.
3,604. Vol. XIV. 2 May-29 Aug. 1749.
letters of —
Included are original
Antonio Papalano, " Commissario Apo-
stoUco" ; Viesti, 16 May, 1749, f. 19.
Felice Cento, Com. Ap**-; Taranto,
23 May, 1749. f. 21.
Giuseppe [Antonio Davanzati], Pa-
' triarch of Alexandria, Archbp. of
Trani ; Trani, 24, 81 May, 14 June,
1749, ff. 22, 42, 148.
G[iovanni] F[rancesco] Banchieri, Trea-
surer General [afterwards Cardinal] ;
Rome, 9 May, 1749, f. 29.
Gennaro Abbati; Barletta, 3 May, 1749,
f. 39.
FrkProepero Cosentini, Agostino; Naples,
16 May. 1749, f. 93.
[Giovanni di Arragonia], Marques Fo-
gliani ; Naples, 23 Deo. 1748, 16 May,
1749, ff. 100, 103.
Fik Ag[ostino ?] Cigi ?, Generale degli
Agostini; Borne, 20, 27 June, 1749,
ff. 119, 121.
Gennaro Parrino ; Naiplcs. 18 Aug. 1749,
f.223.
Nunziaute Visconti ; 8, 23 Aug., 2 Sept.
1749, ff. 267, 279, 344, 443, 444.
Francesco Saverio Maria [Querald],
Bishop of Squillace ; Naples, 9 Aug.
1749, f. 272.
Maria Carlotta Fraggiani, Nun of
Fiume [daughter of the Marquis
Fraggiani] ; Fiume B. Rocco, 14 July,
1749, f. 337 ; with papers, f. 441.
Donna Maria Bcolastica Stadlerin, " Ab-
batessa Benneditina Fiume, 21, 28
July, 1749. ff. 338, 341.
The University of Lavello; n.d,f with
papers, f. 349.
Francesco Quattromani ; Naples, 30
July, 23, 27 Aug. 1749, ff. 358, 362,
364, 381, 427.
Gtourdo Giannattasio, Vicar General of
Bojano; Pozzuoli, 12 Aug. 1749, f.
377.
The Syndicate of the city of Lavello;
16 Aug. 1749, f. 380.
Digitized by
202
ADDITIONAL MSS., 20,606, 20.606.
Onofrio [Belsito], Bishop of Lavello; 3,
6, 10 Oct. 1749, 20 Jan. 1750. flf. 384,
386. 387, 388.
Carlo Gagliardi ; 16 April, 1749. f. 412.
Vpto Mojo], Biahop of Muro; Muio,
20,605. Vol. XV. 2 Sept.-30 Deo. 1749
letters of —
Giovanni Matteo Sagreti, Vicar General
of Polioaatro ; Lauria, 19 Oct. 1749,
f. 14.
Giuseppe [Antonio Davanzati], Pa-
triarch of Alexandria, Archbishop
of Trani; 16 Aug., 4 Oct. 1749,
ff. 30, 281.
[Juan d'Aragona], Marques Fogliani
[Secretary of State of the King of
Sicily]; Palazzo, 20 Sept. 1749, f.
51.
Francesco Granata, Archdeacon; Ca-
pua, 29 Sept. 1749, f. 66.
Domenico de Blasiis; Ortona, 10 Oct.
1749, f. 94.
M[arc] Antonio [Amalfitani], Bishop of
Ortona and CampU ; Ortona, 24 Oct.,
14 Nov., 5 Dec. 1749. flf. 96, 219, 346.
Niccolo Fern, Vicar General; Salerno,
22 Oct. 1749, f. 136.
Niccolo [Vescovi], Bishop of Pozzuolo;
22 Nov., 81 Dec 1749, ff. 138,
377.
I[sidoro] Sanchez de Luna, Bishop of
Ariano, 28 Oct. 1749, f. 189.
9, 21 Sept. 1749, flf. 414. 419; with
papers.
Card. Domenico Orsini ; Borne, 19 Aug.
1749, f. 421.
Included are original
D. Pasquale Angelini ; S. Pietro in
Ghia, 24 Oct. 1749, f. 193.
Alessandro Pompei; Ponteoorvo, 25 Nov.
1749. f. 270.
Carizzi, Avvocato; 20, 28 Nov.
1749, flf. 272, 273.
Antonio [Oorreali], Bishop of Sora;
Sora, 24 Jan. 1750. f. 274.
Francesco Paolo Pietrangeli; Barletta,
22 Nov. 1749, f. 285.
F[rancesco Rivera], Archbp. of Man-
fredonia ; 15 Nov. 1749, f. 288.
F[ortunato Palumbo], Bishop of Tri-
▼ento; Agnone, 28 Dec. 1749, 7 Feb.
1760, flf. 316. 317.
Frk Giacomo Maria Giusti ; Atesea, 21
Nov. 1749, f. 340.
Fik Vincenzantonio Capponi; Atessa,
22 Nov. 1749, f. 342.
G. M. [Jannucci], Bishop of Isemia;
30 Nov. 1749, f. 344.
Pasquale Teodoro [Basta], Bishop of
Melfi ; 14 Feb. 1750, f. 381.
B[emardo Cangiani], Bishop of Bojano ;
Campobasso, 19 Jan. 1750. f. 393.
At f. 145 are papers relating to the *' CoUegiata di Foggia and at
f. 278 papers relating to Maria Carlotta Fraggiani, a nnn of Finme,
2 Jan.-30 June, 1750. Included are original
20,606. Vol. XVI.
letters of —
F. Carlantonio Tomlesani ?, " Proc. Gen.
della Congregatione di 8. Pietro" of
Pisa ; [March, 1750], flf. 81. 83, 85.
Ftk A[ntonio Lucci], Bishop of Bo-
vino; Bovino, 15, 21 March, 1750,
flf. 94, 101.
— Carizzi, Avvocato; 15. 16 May,
1750, flf. 179, 181.
M[arcello Filomarino], Bishop of Mileto ;
Carida. 20 May, 1750, f. 192.
Capua; Capua, 2, 9, 10 June, 1750,
flf. 234, 235, 239.
Giovanni Matteo Sagreti, Vicar Gen. of
Policaatro ; Lauria, 18 June, 1750, f. 279.
Antonia Garofalo; S. Lorenzo in An-
cona, 1 March, 2 April, 9 May, 1750,
flf. 299, 301, 306.
Vitantonio Mastandola, Vicar Gen. of
Aversa ; 25 June, 1750, f. 33a
Tommaso Pacelli [afterwards Bishop of
G[iuseppe] M[aria Ruflfo], Archbishop of Bovino] ; 4 July. 1750, f. 361.
At f. 75 is a paper toccante all' immunita e privilegj clie godono i
CJonsoli che risiedono in Napoli."
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ADDITIONAL MSS., 20,607—20,609. 203
20,607. Vol. XVII. 3 July-29 Deo. 1760. Included are original
letters of —
Antonio Spinelli; 17 July, [1750], flf.
41, 43.
Scipione [Sersale], Bishop of Lecce;
Lecoe, 31 July, 1750, f. 92.
Franceeco Saverio Maria [Querald],
Bishop of Bquiilace; Barletta, 12
Sept 1750. f. 154.
G[iuseppe] Maria [Buffo], Archbishop of
Capua; Pollena, 12 Oct 1750, f. 219.
Francesco Antonio Oapitani; Bene-
Tcnto, 25 Oct 1750, f. 254.
G[erardo] A[ntonio Volpe], Bishop of
Nocera; Nooera, 6, 12 Noy. 1750,
ff. 277, 278.
C[arlo] A[lberto] Card. Gavalchini;
Borne, 4 Dec. 1750, f. 334.
20,608. Vol. XVIII. 1 Jan.-28 May, 1761.
letters of —
Included are original
Mario Guamacci; Borne, 1 Feb. 1751, f. 7.
Francesco' Antonio Capitani; Bene-
▼ento, 10 Jan. 1751, f. 15.
AmbroggioEremitaCamaldolese; Eremo
di Kola, 15 Mar. 1751, f. 20.
B , Bishop of Bavello and Scala ;
20 Mar. 1751, f. 21.
Lorenzo Ferri; Introdaoqn^, 23 Jan.
1751, f. 46.
F B , Bishop of Isola; Isola,
4 Mar. 1751, f. 89.
F A , Bishop of Yalya and Sul-
mona ; Borne, 13, 27 Feb. 1751, ff. 102,
135.
Gr[iu8eppe Coppola], Bishop of Castella-
mare; 22 Feb. 1751, f. 109.
Giuseppe [Antonio Davanzati], Patriarch
of Alexandria, Archbishop of Trani ;
6 Mar., 10 Apr. 1751, ff. 125, 126.
Francesco Morisano, Canon; Reggio,
6 Apr., 25 May, 1751, ff. 143, 144.
P[i6tro] L[uigi], Cardinal Caraffa; Borne,
16 Mar. 1751, f. 201.
Oh. Giuseppe Maresootti; Naples, 29
Mar. 1751, f. 205.
F[elice Aroati], Bishop of Ischia ; Ischia,
3 Apr. 1751, f. 208.
Tommaso Pacelli [afterwards Bishop of
Bovino]; 10 Mar. 1751, f. 218.
Frit A[ntonio] Lucci, Bishop of Boyino ;
Bovino, 13 Feb. 1751; with papers,
f. 259.
Cosimo Imperiali, Goyemor of Borne,
[afterwards Cardinal] ; Borne, 29 Jan.
1751, f. 352.
Pletro Lo Schiayo; Naples, 25 May,
1751, f. 382.
At f. 276 are papers relating to the parish of S. Maria la Qrande, in
the city of Nicastro.
Included are original
Vol. XIX. 1 June-^1 Aug. 1761.
letters of —
The Archbishop of Bari ; Bari, 19 June,
1751, f. 43.
Franceeco [Carafii], Bishop of Kardo;
Nardo, 15 July, 1751, f. 49.
A , Bishop of Nicastro; 8 June,
1751, f. 69.
¥rk Giuseppe Parisio ; 30 June, 7 July,
1751, ff. 72, 73.
Angelo P d; Barsena, 30 June,
1751, f. 94.
Francesco Antonio Capitani ; Beneyento,
20 JuJy, 1751, f. 131.
[Stofano de' Marini], Prince of Striano;
Massa di Sonima, 20 July, 1751 ; with
papers, f. 146.
Antonio [Falangola], Bishop of Ca-
serta; Caserta, 17 Mar. 1751, f. 153.
Nunzianto Visconti; Naples, 27 July,
31 July, 13, 18. 20, 21 Aug. 1751, ff.
175, 177, 219, 222, 228, 238.
II Barone Andrea Massa; [July, 1751],
ff. 187, 198.
F. Al Lan&, Proyinciale; Fus-
caldo, 7 Aug. 1751, f. 202.
Digitized by
204 ADDITIONAL MSS., 20,610, 20,611.
Miohele Marinari ; Bitetto, 14 Aug. [Felice Leone], Bishop of ATellino ;
1751, f. 218. Avellino, 6 Sept 1751, f. 284.
N[iccolo Ferri], Bishop of Bitonto; Bi- Tommaso Vespoli; Naples, 11 Sept
tonto, 14 Aug. 1751, f. 221. 1751, f. 302.
Pietro CarTino(?); 15 Aug. 1751, f. Affonso [Sozi Carafa], Bishop of Vioo ;
246. Vico, 31 Aug. 1751, f. 312.
At f. 62 are papers relating to the parisli of S. Maria la Grande
of Nicastro; at f. 216, papers relating to the Monastery of S. Pietro
Nuovo of Bitonto ; and at f. 310, papers relating to Giuseppe Ce-
lentano, dean of Vico.
20,610. Vol. XX. 3 Sept.--31 Dec. 1751. Included are original
letters of —
The Monastery of S. Pietro of Bitonto ;
n.d. ; with papers, ff. 34, 173.
NQocolo Ferri], Bishop of Bitonto ;
28 Aug., 9, 23 Oct. 1751, flf. 37, 180,
182.
Michele Marinari; Bitetto, 28 Aug.
1751, f. 40.
Niccolo Fiocca, Archdeacon; Gatan-
zaro, 8 Oct. 1751, f 43.
Nioandro Bocchini; Venafro, 27 Sept
1751, f. 52.
Niccolo C[onte] Rinaldi d'Este ; Capua,
15 Oct. 1751, f. 64.
II Gommissario Co. de Ildari ; Bitonto,
18 Sept. 1751, f. 76.
Gennaro Longobardo, Canon; Castdla-
mare, 20 Aug. 1751, f. 101.
Fabio , Bishop of Oatanzaro; Ca-
tanzaro, lO Sept. 1751, f. 103.
At f. 137 are papers relating to
the Greater of Yasto.
20,611. Vol. XXI. 4 Jan.-30 June, 1752. Included are original
letters of —
B[artolomeo MoUo], Bishop of San
Severo; 8. Severe, 15, 22 Jan. 1752,
ff. 18, 19.
Antonio [Falangola], Bishop of Caserta ;
Caserta, 26 Feb. 1752, f. 111.
Abbate Oerardo Giannattado, Vicar
Apostolic ; Lavello, 14 Jan., 3 March,
1752. ff. 131, 136.
Vito [Mojo], Bishop of Mnro; Moro,
23 Jan. 1752, f. 132.
C ?, Bishop of Gerace; 20 March,
, 10 April, 1752, ff. 164, 170.
M[aroello Filomarino], Bishop of Mileto ;
MUeto, 22 March, 5, 18 AprU, 1752,
ff. 165, 168, 171.
The Syndics and citizens of Catanzaro ;
n.d.;f. 105.
The CanouB, eto.^ of Catanzaro ; n.d. ;
with papers, f. 107.
Domenico Bemando, Vicar General ; Bi-
signano, 8 Oct.. 16 Dec. 1751,ff. 119, 128.
Francesco Abbate Fasano, Vicar Gen.;
Rossano, 9 Oct, 13 Nov. 1751, ff. 120,
126.
Lnigi Papalacqua, Com. Ap. ; Cosenza,
9. 23, 30 Oct 1751, ff. 121, 122, 123.
II Dnca di Cassano; 6 Nov. 1751, f. 125.
C A , Vescovo Milleuitano ;
Chieti. 16, 30 Oct, 20 Nov. 1751, ff.
164. 165. 254.
F[elice Amati], Bishop of Ischia ; lechia,
18 Oct 1751, f. 200.
Lodovico [Sabbatini d* Anfora], Bishop of
Aqnila ; Aqnila, 18 Deo. 1751, f. 302.
the Collegiate Church of S. Mary
M[as8i]m[o] ?, Archbishop of Cosenza
Pietrafitta, 8 June, 1752. f. 365.
B[emardo Cangiani], Bishop of Bojano ;
Naples, Campobasso, 9 Jan. 1742, 15,
22 Nov., 13, 20 Dec. 1751. 6, 29
Jan., 10 AprU, 1752, ff. 408, 411, 413,
415, 416, 417, 419, 432.
Teodoro Zurlo; Baranello, 15 Nov. 1751,
f. 410.
Leonardo Ventnrini; Lncca, 18 Dec.
1741, 22 Jan. 1742, 7 Oct. 1743, 11
May, 1744, 1 Feb. 1745, ft 427, 434,
436, 437, 439; with papers relating
to a supply of books to the Bishop of
Bojano.
Digitized
byGoogk
ADDITIONAL MSS^ 80,612—80,614. 205
20,612. Vol. XXII. 4 July-29 Dec. 1762.
letters of —
Nioolft Botondo; Padoli, 16 July, 1752,
17.
Card. [Niocolo] Goecia ; Chiaja, 18 July,
1752, f. 9.
C , Bishop of Gemoe; Gtoraoe, 14
Aug. 1752, f. 72.
Card. C[arlo] Apberto] Oavalohiai ;
Rome, 16 June, 1752, f. 81.
M[aroello Filomarino], Bishop of Mileto ;
Monteleone, 19 July, 20, 27 Sept
1752. ff. 84, 144, 151.
Niocolo Maria Oicirelli; Naples, 14
Aug. 1752, f. 98.
AQfonso Sozi Carafa], Bishop of Lecoe ;
18 Aug. 1752, f. 101.
G A de Ciooohis, Archbishop
of Brindisi ; Briudisi, 24 Aug. 1752,
f. 103.
Domenico Yolpioelli ; Bari, 19 Aug.
1752. f. 105.
Francesoo Saverio Maria [Querald],
Bishop of Squillaoe; Sqoillace^ 28
Sept. 1752, f. 149.
Included are original
Franoeaoo Lapi; Naples, 5 Sept 1752,
f. 168.
Emanuele Face; Fondi, 23 Sept 1752,
f. 170.
Paolo Jaconaooi, Captain; Valleooraa,
18 Oct., 4 Nov. 1752, flf. 173, 174.
Gennaro [Carmignano], Bishop of Gaeta ;
Castellone, 21 Oct 1752, f. 207.
Michele , Archbishop of Chieti;
Chieti, 7 Oct. 1752, f. 229.
Canonico SaWatoro Tenore; Foggia,
1, 28 Oct 1752, ff. 241, 243.
N J Archbishop of Amalfi; Amalfi,
16 Jan. 1753, f. 320.
Pompeo Agniflli; Aqnila, 16 June,
1753, f. 339.
Paolo [BonaYiBa], Bishop of Spoleto;
Spoleto, 13 Dec. 1752, f. 895.
Fabio , Bishop of Gatanzaro ; Oa-
tanzaro, 15 Sept-13 Deo. 1752, ff. 404
-421, 424.
[Juan d*Aragona], Marques Fogliani;
Naples, 28 Nov. 1752, f. 422.
20,613. Vol. XXIII. 2 Jan.-29 June, 1763.
letters of —
Included are original
D. Fietro Paulella; S. Stefano del
Bosco, 13 Dec. 1752. f. 10.
N. , Arclibp. of Amalfi; Amalfi, 11.
13 Feb. 1753, ff. 34, 51.
S[ilve8tro Stana], Bishop of Minor!;
Minori,9Feb. 1753. f. 49.
Casimiro [Rossi], Archbishop of Salerno;
Salerno. 2, 17 Feb. 1753. ff. 105, 107;
with papers relating to a suit between
the Archbishop and Archdeacon of
Salerno.
Tommaso de' Biaji ; Salerno, 26 March,
1753, f. 109.
G[iovanni] F[rance80o] Banchieri, Trea-
surer General of the Papal CJourt
[afterwards CSurdinal] ; Borne, 23 Feb.
1753. f. 136.
Leopoldo Achilli; Borne, 9 March, 1753,
f. 140.
Michele , Bishop of Conversano;
Oonversano, 7 April, 1753, f. 189.
Andrea [Roberti?], Bishop of Poli-
gnano; Polignano. 7 April. 6 June,
1753, ff. 192, 267.
Gaetano Spadafora; Rome, 24 April,
1753. f. 236.
"Il chierico Vinoenzo Tramontana"
Bagnara, 30 May, 1753. f. 242.
Nicola Forte, Vicar Apostolic; Ace-
renza. 18. 19 May, 9 June, 1753.
ff. 262, 264, 273.
B[artolomeo Coccoli], Bishop of Monte-
peloso ; Montepeloso. 20 May, 8 Jtme,
1753, ff. 265. 266.
T[rajano Carracciolo del Sole], Bishop
of Nola; Nola. 5 July. 1753, f. 311.
Francesco Antonio [Ruooci], Bishop of
Capri ; Capri, 14 June, 1753, f. 336.
20,614. Vol. XXIV. 3 July-28 Dec. 1753.
letters of —
Included are original
G[iu8eppe] Maria Ruffo. Archbishop of
Capua; PoUena. 14 July, 1753, f. 7.
Antonio [Falangola]. Bishop of Caserta ;
Caserta, 22 Sept. 1753; with papers
relating to the revenue of the diocese,
etc., f. 105.
0"
Digitized by
206 ADDITIONAL MSS., 20,616-^20,621.
D. Filippo Pagliono, "Commisgario
Apostolioo"; Castiglione, 22 Sept.,
6. 27 Oct., 24 Nov. 1753, flf. 112. 126.
127, 128.
BoGco de Sanctij, " Commissario Aposto-
lico"; Trivento, 23 Sept. 1753. f.' 113.
Matteo Forgione, Canon; Caserta. 26,
27 Sept. 1753, flf. 114, 115.
Niccola Colanari, " Vicario Capitolare " ;
Trivento, 14 Oct 1753, f. 161.
20,615-20,619. Private letters of Card. Silvio Valenti, Papal Secretary
of State, to Luigi Gualterio, Archbishop of Myra, Papal Nuncio
at Naples ; Rome, 10 April, 1744-26 Jan. 1754. Ital. A portion
are holograph. Five volumes. Amongst them are original letters
of other writers, viz, :
Fabio , Bishop of Catanzaro ; Ca-
tanzaro. 26 Sept. 1753, f. 222.
Giuseppe Buuo; Teano, 7 Nov. 1749,
f. 244.
Vitantonio Rossi; Salerno, 6 Nov. 1753,
f . 248.
Lodovico di Gostanzo; Rome, 28 Dec.
1753. f. 335,
Sebastiano Franchi; Frosinone. 14 April,
1745. I.f. 103.
Giuseppe Lupi; Palermo, 21 March.
1749. lU. f. 120.
Card. AQessandro] Albani ; Rome, 5 Aug.
1749. m. £.189.
Paper. Quarto.
Lucio della Marra; Naples, 11 March,
1752. IV. f. 243.
Npcoolo SpinelliJ Bishop of Aversa;
Aversa, 28 March, 1752. IV. f. 252.
Centomani; 1 Juno, 1753. V. f.
127.
0,620. Letters in cipher^ and decipherings of letters, of Card. Yalenti
to the Archbishop of Myra, while Papal Nuncio at Naples ; 1 Jan.
1744-4 Sept. 1753. ltd. Paper. Quarto.
0,621. Letters addressed to the Archbishop of Myra, as Papal
Nuncio at Naples, with other papers, relating to ecclesiastical con-
tributions required by the Pope for the erection of new military
quarters; 10 Nov. 1750-4 Jan. 1753. They comprise onginal
letters of —
Gard. Silvio Valenti. Papal Secretary of
State; 10, 17 Nov., 4 Dec 1750, ff. 1,
5,7.
Frk Francesco [Garacciolo], Bishop of
Sessa ; Sessa, 3, 27 Dec. 1750, 1, 16,
27 Jan., 28 July. 1751, 20 July, 1752.
flf. 11, 28, 41, 46, 96, 144.
P. Andrea , Bishop of Gapaocio ;
Aquara, Noyi, 3 Jan. 1750-28 July,
1752, flf. 12. 32,61,87, 149.
(}[iovanni] A[ngiolo Anzani], Bishop of
Gampagna and Satriano ; Gampagna,
9, 22 Dec. 1750, 12 Jan..[— Aug.] 1751,
30 July. 1752. flf. 13, 19, 35, 102, 154.
G[iuBeppe] Maria Buflfo, Archbp. of
Gapua ; Naples. PoUena, 15 Dea 1750,
29 Jan. 1751. 28 June, 29 Aug. 1752,
flf. 16, 48, 78, 162.
[Juan d'Aragona], Marques Fogliani;
Naples, Portlci, Palacio, Porsano,
18 Dec. 1750, 27 June, 16 Nov.
1752, 4 Jan. 1753, flf. 18. 121. 194, 203.
Onofrio Rossi. Vicar-Genend ; Salerno,
17, 31 Jan. 1751, f. 29.
Antonio [Francesco de Plato], Bishop of
Garinola ; Carinola, Gasale, etc., 14, 24
Jan., 6, 1 7 Feb., 6 March, 10 July, 1751 .
14 July. 1752, flf. 38, 45, 52. 58, 68,
94. 136.
Gasimiro [Rossi], Archbishop of Salerno;
Salerno, Naples, 13 Feb.. 29 June,
8 Aug. 1751, 17 July, 1752, flf. 53, 82,
114, 138.
Filippo San Severino; Sala, 23 Feb.
1751, f. 59.
Aniello Broya ; Novi, 6 March, 14 Aug.
1751, flf. 61, 100.
Digitized
byGoogk
ADDITIONAL MSS., 20,622—20,687. 207
Gioyanni Battista Bnfini; Delia Nun-
ziatura," 11 March, 1751, f. 71.
G , Arohblnhop of Gonza ; San-
tandria, 6 March, 1751-26 July, 1752,
It 69, 72, 75, 77, 148.
Autonio [Correali], Bishop of Sora;
Sora, 14 March, 8 July, 1751, 22 July,
1752, fL 73, 93, 146.
G[iu8eppe Francesco Bossi], Bishop of
Venafro; Venafro, 31 March, 1751,
17 July, 1752, ff. 74, 140.
Antonio [Falangola], Bishop of Caserta ;
Caserta, Sorrento, 15 May, 1751, 28
July, 24 Aug. 1762, ft 76, 153, 160.
N[iccolo Spinelli], Bishop of Aversa;
Aversa, KeTano, 29 June, 1751, 2 July,
1752, flf. 79, 129.
Lorenzo di Mendoza, Archdeacon of
Paper. Folio.
20,622-20,625. Letters of Card
Cava; Caya, 1 July, 17 Deo. 1751,
ff. 83, 118.
T[rajano Carraociolo del SoIe]« Bishop of
Nola; Nola, 2 July, 1751, f. 86.
G[erardo] A[ntonio Volpe], Bishop of
Nocera ; Kocera, 5 J uly, 1751, 14 July*
1752. flf. 88, 133.
Flaminio [Danza], Bishop of 8. Agata ;
Arienza, 27 July, 1751, 13 July, 1752,
flf. 95, 131.
Nicolo [Borgia], Bishop of Cava;
Cava, 13 Jan., 18 July, 1752, flf. 116,
142.
[Francesco] Agnello [Fragianni], Bishop
of Calvi ; Barletta, 22 July, 19 Aug.
1752. flf. 147, 158.
Franoeeco de Martinis, [Vicar of Ca-
serta]; Caserta, 10 Aug. 1752, f. 156.
Giovanni Battista Mesmeri and
Card. Giovanni Franoesoo Banchieri, successive Treasurers General
of tlie Papal Court, to the Archbishop of Myra, as Papal Nuncio in
Naples; Rome, 22 May, 1744-4 Deo. 1753. Hal Signed. Four
volumes. Card. Banchieri's letters commence in Vol. IL £ 35.
Paper. Quarto.
20,626, 20,627. Correspondence of Luigi Gualterio, Archbishop of
Myra, Papal Nuncio in Naples, with Giovanni Francesco Abbati
Olivieri, "Economo della K[everenda] Fabrica"; v^rith Glemento
Argenvillieres, Uditore [afterwards Cardinal] ; virith Giovanni Jacopo
Millo, Datario [afterwards Cardinal]; and other officers of the
Papal Court: with accompanying papers; 23 June, 1744-13 Oct.
1753. JtoZ. Two volumes. Included are original letters of —
Nicolo [Cioffi], Bishop of Sora; Sora,
11 Apr. 1745. Lf.37.
Frk Innocenzo Andreuccetti (?) ; Avel-
lino. 12 Apr. 1745. I. f. 44.
Giacinto Caffieri ; S. Nicola, 3 Mar. 1745.
Lf.50.
D. Tommaso Presinace; S. Stefieuio del
BoBco, 5 Apr. 1745. 1.54.
Francesco Saverio Maria [Querald],
Bishop of Squillace; Squillace, Pe-
trizze, 7 Apr. 1745, 24 Oct. 1752. L
f. 56 ; II. f. 163.
D. Nicolo Scodes ; Padula, 12 Apr. 1745.
I. f. 58.
Genuaro Barone, Jesuit; Oatanzaro,
16 Apr. 1745. I. f. 60.
Quinzano; Campi, 6 Dec. 1743,
22 Jan. 1745. I.fif.67,69.
Fortunato Palombo, Bishop of Trivento ;
Agnone, 12 Mar. 1746, 9, 23 Dec. 1752.
I. f. 128 ; II. flf. 175, 177.
Alfonso Spano, Jesuit ; Beggio, 17 Oct.
1746. 1. f. 148.
G[erardo] A[ntomo Volpe], Bishop of
Nocero ; 2 Mar. [1748]. I. f. 208.
Teodoro Bocoapaduli ; Borne, 7, 21 Jan.
1749, 13, 27 Jan. 1750, 22 Jan. 1751,
30 Jan. 1753. I. flf. 239, 241, 295,
296,332; II. f. 228.
Lodovico di Costanzo; Borne, 22 Apr.
1749-28 Nov. 1753. I. f. 243 ; II. flf.
215, 227, 229, 232, 233, 235, 250, 255,
261.
Cosimo Imperiali [Gk)yemor of Borne,
aflerwards Cardinal]; Borne, 11 July,
1749. Lf. 246.
J*
Digitized by
208 ADDITIONAL MSS., 20,627—20,633.
C[arl<)] Apberto] Cavalchini, Cardinal ;
Kome, 21 Nov. 1749-8 May, 1753. I.
ff. 258, 262, 266 ; II. flf. 230, 234.
Francesco , Bishop of Sarno ; Sarno,
1 Dec. 1749. I. f. 264.
P. Beda de' Mari, Abbate GeleBtino;
Capua, 8 Jan. 1750. I. f. 268.
Giuseppe Maria Ruffo, Archb. of Capua ;
Rome, 30 Dec. 1749, 3, 13, 20 Jan. 1750.
I. ff. 282,284,286, 290.
Giuseppe AlessaAdro Furietti; Rome,
14 Apr. 1750, 8 June, 12, 30 Nov.,
24 Dec. 1751, 9 June. 1752. I. f. 301 ;
II. ff. 24, 54, 57, 71, 132.
Domenico Aicangelo Populizio Cioca-
relli; Altamura, 23 Jan. 1751. 1. f.
336 ; with numerous papers relating to
the cathedral of Altamura.
Alesssandro Pepe, Canon of Altamura;
Altamura. 23 Jan. 1751. I. f. 338.
Domenico [Maria de Lig^oro], Bishop of
Cava; Cava, 30 Jan. 1751. I. f. 341.
Ludovico Agnello [Anastasio], Archb.
of Sorrento ; Sorrento, 31 Mar., 21 Apr.
1746. I. ff. 395.398.
Lodovico Graziosi ; Aversa, 3 Apr. 1751.
11. f. 2.
Isidoro [Pltellia], Bishop of Termoli;
15 May, 1751. II. f. 13.
Pietro Mellini; Rome, 13 July, 1751.
II. ff. 19. 22.
T[ommasu] Cardinal Ruffo, Decano [del
Sacro Collegio] ; Rome, 26 June, 1751.
ILf.31.
Patrizii, Avvocato ; 30 July, 29 Aug.
1751, 13 Oct. 1753. II. ff. 34, 43, 275.
Bonaventura [Bculco], Bishop of Bisi-
gnano; Catanzaro, 22 Oct. 1751. II.
f.48.
Nicolo Fiocca, Archdeacon ; Catanzaro,
22 Oct. 1751. II. f. 49.
Francesco Novi; n,d, II. ff. 67, 69.
Giovanni Afferito, Com. Ap'*; Acerra,
2 March. 1752. II. f.85.
Gkietano Amato ; Rome, 14 April, 1752.
II. f. 108.
Paper. Quarto.
Damiano [Polou], Archbp. of Reggio ;
Rpggio, 31 July, 1752. H. f. 139.
F[erdinando Mandarini], Bishop of Op-
pido ; Oppido, 31 July, 28 Aug. 1752.
II. ff. 141, 147.
F G , Bishop of Isola ; Naples,
23 Oct. 1752. II. f. 161.
M[assi]m[o?], Archbp. of Cosenza; Pe-
dace, 28 Oct 1752 IL f. 164.
Niooolo Cardone, Archdeacon; Tenno,
11 Nov. 1752. II. f. 169.
D[omenico Laymo], Bishop- of Yoltu-
rara ; S. Bartolomeo in Galdo, 2 Nov.
1752. II. f. 173.
Francesco Ferrera; Loreto, 21, 31 July,
7, 11, 14, 28 Aug. 1752. H. it 179,
183, 188, 190, 192, 197.
Pietro Reynes ; Rome, 15 July, 1 Aug.,
3, 24 Oct. 1752. H. ff. 181, 184, 207,
212.
Alessandro Faroldi Alberoni ; Rome, 4,
8, 18, 25,,29 Aug.. 5, 8, 15, 22 Sept.
1752. II.>. 187, 189, 193, 195, 198,
202, 204, 205, 211.
Nunziante Visconti; Naples, 2 Sept.
1752. II. f. 201.
Saverio Giustiniani; Rome, 19 Sept.
1752. II. f. 206.
Giuseppe Maria Diamanti; Siracusa,
31 Aug. 1752. n. f. 208.
Ciantro Ignazio Maria Gorgallo; Sira-
cusa, 17 Aug. 1752. II. f. 210.
The citizens of Syracuse; [Aug. 1752].
II. f. 213.
Biagio , Bishop of Scala and Ra-
vello; Ravello, 9 Nov. 1752. II. f. 217.
Antonio [Manerba], Bishop of S. Angelo
and Bisaccio; S. Angelo. 2 June,
1753. II. f. 244.
[Imperiali], Prince of S. Angelo;
Lioue, 2 June, 1753. II. f. 245.
Niccolo Soderini; Rome, 7, 24 Aug.
1753. U. ff. 262, 263.
Francesco , Archbp. of Granata;
Capua, 12 Oct 1753. II. f. 268.
20,628-20,633. Rlgisier of letters of L. Gualtevio, Archbishop of
Myra, as Papal Kuncio at Naples, to the Papal Secretary of State ;
2 June, 1744-1 Jan. 1754. Ital. Partly holograph; and with cor-
rections. Six volumes. Paper. Quarto.
Digitized by
ADDITIONAL MSS., 20,634-20,641. 209
20,634, 20,636. Drafts of letters of the Archbishop of Myra, as Papal
Nuncio at Naples, to the Papal Secretary of State, to be written in
cipher, or in answer to letters in cipher; 21 April, 1744-13 March,
1763. Ital. In a secretary's hand ; with corrections. Two volumes.
Paper. Quarto.
20,636-20,639. Lbttebs of [Joseph Joachin de Montealegre, Duque
do Montealegre and] Marques de Salas, and [Juan d'Aragona], Mar-
ques Fogliani, successive Secretaries of State to the King of the
Sicilies, to the Archbishop of Myra, as Papal Nuncio at Naples ;
1744-1753. S|pa?i. Signed. Four volumes. Paper. Folio.
20.636. YoL. I. Letters of the Marques de Salas ; 24 March, 1744-
28 May, 1746. Included are original letters of D. Michele Reggio;
26 Sept. 1744, f. 30;— Prince [Bartolomeo ?] Corsini [Viceroy of
Sicily?]; Palermo, 11 June, 1745, f. 155;— Andrea , Bishop of
Polignano; Fasano, 22 Oct. 1745. f. 324.
20.637. Vol, IL Letters of the Marques de Salas; 1 June, 1746 ; and
of the Marques Fogliani ; 10 June, 1746-20 Nov. 1748. Included are
original letters of Pietro Giacomo Testaferrata ; Ascoli, 15 Sept.
1746, f. 105 ;— Pier M. Sanvisente; Teramo, 29 Sept. 1746, £ 121 ;—
and D. Giannandrea Guida ; [June, 1748 ?], f. 462.
20.638. Vol. III. Letters of the Marques Fogliani; 29 Nov. 1748-
28 April, 1751. Included are original letters of [Nunziante
Visconti?] ; 15 Aug. 1749, £ 149 ;— and Francesco Antonio Capitani ;
Benevento, 15 Nov. 1750, f. 315.
20.639. Vol. IV. Letters of the same; 5 May, 1751-28 Dec. 1753.
Included are original letters of N[iccolo FerriJ, Bishop of Bitonto ;
Bitonto, 18 Deo. 1751, f. 70 ;— and [Joachim Ferdinand] Card. Por-
tocarrero; Rome, 28 Nov. 1752, f. 148.
20.640. Drafts and copies of letters of the Archbishop of Myra,
Nuncio at Naples, to the Marques de Salas and the Marques
Fogliani, Secretaries of State to the King of the Sicilies ; 28 Aug.
1744-24 Nov. 1753. Ital Partly holograph. Paper. Quarto.
20,641-20,646. Papers relating to judicial affairs connected with the
nunciature of Naples, held by L. Qualterio, Archbishop of Myra,
ItoZ., Lat, etc. Six volumes. Paper. Quarto. The papers of most
importance are —
20.641. Vol. I. 1. Table of contents of this and the following
volume, f. 1.
MSS.— 1854. P
210
ADDITIONAL MSS., 20,641.
2. Report of C. Cioffi, ** Paupenim Patronus," on the question whether,
on the resignation of the archbishop of Sipontino, the unpaid
revenues of the see belong to the Apostolic Chamber, etc, ; Naples,
21 Sept 1725. Lat. f. 7.
3. Paper relating to the abuse of the royal privilege of visitation of
churches in Sicily. Ital, f. 20.
4. Regulations respecting presentations to benefices, f. 24.
6. Decree of the ** Tribunale Misto," relative to property of ecclesi-
astical places administered by laymen ; with other papers, f. 28.
6. ** Ricordo a S. Eccelenza Mons"- Nunzio di Napoli, per I'ospizio di
S. Gennaro extra moenia," f. 38.
7. " Concordia tra Monsignor Vescovo di Minori e '1 Comune della
medesima citt V' ^'^J- ; 1744. Printed, f. 40.
8. Lists of sees in the kingdom of Naples, in the royal and papal
nomination respectively, f. 46.
9. Answers to the objections of D. Ferdinando Portinari of difficulties
in the way of carrying out the decree of the " Sacm Congregatione "
in the cause of S. Angiolo a Nido ; 1744, f. 47.
10. Report of the Magistrate of Health relative to the obligation on
ecclesiastics in Calabria to contribute to taxes imposed on account
of the pestilence, etc, 1744, f. 59.
11. Representation of — - Simoni, Bishop of Lecce, against pre-
tensions of the Chapter to impose a tax on certain small benefices
held by him in the diocese ; with letters of T[rojano] Cardinal
Acquaviva, 1 Oct. 1744, and Celestino Galliano, Archbishop of
Thessalonica; 6 Oct. 1744, f. 63.
12. Papers relating to the assignment of pay to the officers of the
" Tribunale Misto," 1744. Ital, and Span, f. 67.
13. Petition of the Padri Minimi di S. Francesco di Paola, of the
province of Naples, against an election of a Provincial ; 1744, f. 73.
14. Junsdiotiou of the Nuncio in the monastery of Maria EgL-
ziaca Maggiore; 1744, £ 75.
15. Form of royal Exequatur for instituting a BLshop, represented in
the case of Gerardo Volpe, Bishop elect of Nooera ; 9 Feb. 1746.
Lat. f, 76.
16. Resolution of the "Tribunal Misto" relative to the alienation of
goods of religious bodies; 28 Jan. 1745, f. 79.
17. Letter of Gennaro , Bishop of Cassano, on encroachments on
ecclesiastical immunities; 1 Oct. 1746, f. 85.
18. Copy of the annulment by Stanislaus Poliastri, Archbishop of Ros-
sano, of an appointment to the archpresbj'tcry of the church, dis-
approved by the Pope; 15 June, 1747. Lat, f. 88.
19. Controversy respecting the dismemberment of the parish of Terra
di Mugnano, in the diocese of Nola ; 1747, f. 90.
20. Relazione delle ragioni che assistano al Signer Marchose Pompeo
ADDITIONAL MSS., 20,641,
211
Borbon del Monte contra al Signor Marchese Benedetto Cedronio^"
1747, f. 94.
21. Memorial of the Padri Coloritani di S*- Maria della Fede, f. 106.
22. Paper relating to jurisdiction over the nnnnery of Vielri in Cava, f. 100.
23. Paper relating to exemption claimed by the monastery of S. Maria
della Speranza, f. 111.
24. Papers relating to the mode of election of Prioress in the monas-
tery of S. Maria Maddalena delle Spagnolo, f. 115.
25. Opinion respecting the effect of an " Indulto generale," granted by
the Eoyal Court, upon ecclesiastics, f. 119.
26. Opinions of [C] Cioffi, " Awocato de' Povori,*' on questions arising
on the interpretation of the Concordat, f. 120.
27. Censures of passages in the writings of the Abbate [Antonio]
Genovesi. Lat and Ital. f. 125.
28. Report respecting the benefice of Aversa ; 1747, f. 127.
29. Memoranda of receipts and expenditure of the Nunciature ; 1744-
1747, f. 130.
30. Petition of P. Bafaele Deoii, Prior of S. Catarina di Siena ; [July,
1747], f. 146.
31. Precedents respecting jurisdiction over ecclesiastics; [Aug. 1747],
32. Relazione e proroga di Roma per il prosequimento del Yicariato
di Napoli con la retenzione della chiesa di Cajazzo 1747, f. 151.
33. Report of Qiuseppe Asmundo Patemo upon the obligation of
Canons of Messina to pay certain pensions imposed on their stalls
by the Papal Court; Palermo, 19 Sept. 1747, f. 153.
34. Papers respecting the power of the Tribunal of the Nunciature in
the election of a court; 1747, f. 166.
35. Letter of Bayardi, reporting slanderous expressions used
in the public tribunals concerning the Roman Court ; 24 Nov. 1747,
36. Case between the convent of S. Teresa of Monopoli and the Bishojt
of the diocese respecting funeral fees; Aug. 1747, f. 181.
37. Papers relating to a sentence of excommunication published by
the Bishop of Marsi, and ordered by the King to be cancelled ;
Nov. 1747, f. 187.
38. Papers relating to the appointment of an Archpriest by the Arch-
bishop of Rossano ; Jan. 1748, f. 192. [See above, f. 88.]
39. Papers relating to the imprisonment of the priest Dominico
Altimari by the Bishop of Gravina; Dec. 1747, f. 196.
40. " Fatto e ragioni per D. Errico d*Enriquez, Commondatario della
badia di S. Maria di Bansi, contro D. Nicola d' Agostino " ; 20 Dec.
1747. Printed; with papers, f. 199.
41. Jurisdiction of the Nuncio in causes relating to the monastery
" della Solitaria 1748, f. 226.
f. 147.
f. 180.
r 2
212
ADDITIONAL MSS., 20,642.
42. Papers relating to the patronage of the benefices of the College of
Altamura, f. 227.
43. ** Fondazione e donazioni ottenute dal Real Monistero di S*** Maria
Egezziaca Maggiore, di questa citta [Napoli], dall' inclita Begina
Sancia" [Queen of Robert King of Naples], f. 271.
44. Question of the right of presentation to the church of S*^ Maria la
Grande, in the city of Nicastro, f. 276.
45. Petition of the Monasteiy of St. Domenio the Greater, in Naples,
relating to an opposition to their right of building, f. 280.
46. " Notizie intorno ai Patentati " della Nunziatura di Napoli,
f. 283.
20,642. Vol. II. 1. Original letter of Sister Angela Maddalena Cella,
Prioress of S. Catarina di Siena, to the Archbishop of Myra, with
papers, relating to the administration of the temporalities of the
monastery ; May, 1748, f. 2.
2. " Capi dati alia Maesta del nostro Re contro del Vescovo di Marsi-
conuovo, Monsig^ Tomarelli ;** Jan, 1748, f. 22.
3. Papers relating to a division of the parish of Mugnano ; 1748, f. 26.
4. Suspension of Giuseppe Vito Conte, incumbent of Ortelle; Jan.
1748, f. 28.
5. Papal authority given to the Cardinal Protector of the Franciscan
Order to grant power to the nuns of S. Chiara to go out of the
monastery ; Jan. 1748, f. 29.
6. Case of the Monastery of Sagittario against the Abbat Placido
Troili, f. 31.
7. " Eestrizioni apposte nelP Exequatur del Breve di Yisitatore Apo-
stolico per la Cittll e diocesi d' Isola in Calabria, spedito in persona
di Monsig^ Vescovo d' Umbriatico 11 Feb. 1748, f. 71.
8. Original letter of Nicola Pede, relating to the suspension of the
Archpiiest of Ortelle; Ortelle, 13 Feb. 1748, f. 73.
9. " Risposta di Monsignor Tsidoro Pitellia, Vescovo di Termoli, al
Memoriale dato a S. M. in nome della Universitii di Goglionisi in
Capitanata;" 10 Feb. 1748. Printed, f. 74.
10. Papers relating to the University of Bajano, in the diocese of Nola;
March, 1748, f. 81.
11. Order for the payment of pensions accorded by the Court of Rome;
March, 1748, f. 87.
12. Papers relating to the Padri Coloritani di S*- Maria della Fede;
March, 1748, f. 90.
13. Notices of works treating of ecclesiastical immunities, etc. Lai.
f. 92.
14. Original letter of Bayardi ; 18 April, 1748, f. 94.
15. Original letter of Gpovanni] P[ietro FaccoliJ, Bishop of Troja,
relative to the case of an appeal by the Bishop of S. Severo to the
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213
King's Court in an ecclesiastical cause; Foggia, 4 May, 1748,
16. Original letter of B[artolomeo Mollo], Bishop of S. Severe ; San
Severo, 3 May, 1748, f. 99.
17. Argument against the Boyal right of patronage over Sicilian
bishoprics in opposition to the Pope's authority; June, 1748, f. 103.
18. ** Supplica a Sua Maesli delle Due Sicilie, per qualche oppoiiuno
rimedio sopra li gravami, che dalla Corte di Koma in materia di
Beneficj e rendite ecclesiastiche soffire questo suo regno di Napoli ;"
by " D. Paolo Antonio Troyli, Patrizio della citti di Montalbano,
LL.D.,'* f. 106.
19. Copy of order of Philippus Gotthardus, Prince of Schaflfgotsch,
Bishop of Wratislaw, against the too hasty admission of candidates
to religious ordination; 13 Oct. 1748; and of Papal bull. LaL
20. Original letter of Antonio [Manerba], Bishop of S. Angelo and
Bisaccia, relative to the case of Frk Giuseppe Angiolo Cicirelli,
''capellano della Beligione Gerosolimitana;" 7 Sept. 1748; with
papers, f. 212.
21. Original letter of Francesco Paglia; S. Angelo, 22 June, 1748,
f. 234.
22. Paper respecting a chapel founded under royal protection, and
exempt from the Bishop's jurisdiction ; Sept. 1748, f. 236.
23. Appeal of the Bishop of Muro against a public tax; Sept. 1748,
f. 237.
24. Original letter of the Prince of Centola ; 16 Nov. 1748, f. 245.
25. Beceipts of the Nunciature ; 1748, f. 246.
26. Boyal edict prohibiting Boman sequins; 20 Nov. 1748. Printed.
f. 248.
27. •* Bagioni ^ favore del provisto Apostolico D, Benedetto Artini,
Arciprete di S. Fratello, diocesi di Messina," £ 251.
28. Papers relating to the services of Antonio Scotti, as agent for the
Monastery of S. Chiara; 1743-1749, f. 255.
20,643. Vol. III. 1. Table of contents of this and the followiug
volume, f. 1.
2. Original letter of D A , Bishop of Marsi, in a case relating
to the cohabitation of Bonaventura Tuzii with Anna Cachioni;
Cerchio, 6 Oct. 1746 ; with papers, f. 14.
3. Papers relating to the imprisonment of D. Vincenzo Figatelli by the
Archbishop of Taranto ; 1746, f. 16.
4. Original letter of the Marques de Salas ; 1 Jan. 1741. Span, f. 23.
5. Papers relating to charges against M[ichele Marcullo], Bishop of
Lucera; with three original letters of the Bishop; Lucera, 9,
23 Oct. 1746, f. 26.
f. 97.
f. 207.
214 . ADDITIONAL MSS., 20,643.
6. Papers relating to charges of illegal exactions by Monsig"^ Amati,
Bishop of Ischia ; 1746, f. 40.
7. Copy of correspondence between the Marquis Nicola Fraggianni
" Delegato della Real Giurisdizione " and the Bishop of S. Angelo,
relating to synodical constitutions unapproved by the Royal
authority; 1743-1745, f. 69.
8. Papers relating to matters of jurisdiction, e/c, in the diocese of
Catanzaro ; 1741-1747 : with letters of 0[ttavio da Pozzo], Bishop
of Cantazaro; Tavema, 13 Oct. 1746, 16 March, 1746, 16 Feb.
1747, f. 68.
9. Case respecting an election of Archpriest of the College of S. Angelo,
10. Original letter of Marc Antonio [Amalfitani], Bishop of Ortona ;
14 Oct. 1746, with copies of papers relating to questions of juris-
diction in his diocese, f. 126.
11. Original letter of the Bishop of Gerace ; 16 April, 1749, f. 137.
1 2. Papers relating to ecclesiastical causes in the dioceses of Taranto
and Caserta, f. 141.
13. Letter of the Bishop of Lucera; 27 July, 1748, f. 168.
14. Letter of the Marquis Nicola Fraggianni to the Bishop of Lucera ;
18 May, 1748, f. 169.
16. Letter of Canon Bartolomeo Cocooli, Vicar-General ; Oyra, 6 May,
1749, f. 171.
16. Cases in the Archiepisoopal Court of Taranto, f. 173.
17. ** Notizie d' alcuni dispacci di questa coi-te per il regno della
Sicilia, toccante la giurisdizione ecclesiastica di que vescovi,"
18. " Breve ragionamento circa Tesenzion del Foro Laicalo, che godono
i Cavalieri Novizii Geresolimitani 10 May, 1749. Printed, f. 214.
19. Papers respecting the presentation to the office of Archpriest of
Casalnuovo, in the diocese of Benevento, f. 221.
20. Report to the King by [Antonio Lucci], Bishop of Bovino, in the
case of charges against D. Antonio Maflfei, of Deliceto, Commissaiy
of the Nuncio in the diocese of Bovino, f. 227.
21. Papers relating to disputes in Grottaglio respecting the collection
of the toll of grain ; 1749, ff. 245, 287, 373.
22. Proclamation by Charles, King of the Sicilies, of a Papal bull
reducing the number of festivals; Naples, 3 Jan. 1749. Frinted.
f. 266.
2.3. Original letter of G[erardo Antonio Volpo], Bishop of Nocera;
Naples, 19 Sept. 1749, f. 284.
24. Letter of Card. N[icolo] Coscia, with papers, relating to his
protest against the sentence of the lay court in a suit with Baron
Giovanni Battista Ciabuiro; .9 June, 1749. Signed with 8tam}>,
f. 293.
f. 117.
f. 212.
ADDITIONAL MSS., 20,644.
215
25. Argument of [Giovanni Rossi], Archbishop of Taranto, on the
subject of the payment of dowries by nuns on admission to a monas-
tery; Sept. 1749, f. 326.
26. Papers relating to the exemption of the church and diocese of
Lipari from the jurisdiction of the Government of Sicily, f. 344.
20,644. Vol. IV. 1. Argument " Per lo Cardinale Orsini, Abbate
e Gommendatario della Badia di S. Benedetto in Salerno, nella
causa che tiene oolla Principessa d*Avella. Su '1 punto della giuris-
dizione del feudo di Fajano 1750. Printed, f. 2.
2. Memorial of D. Maroello Filomarino, Bishop of Mileto, relative to
the suppressed Augustinian Convent of Vazzano; 1750, f. 17.
3. Petition of the Syndics of Venafro, f. 19.
4. Objections to a royal order for determining a suit concerning the
goods of the late Bishop of Potenza, as an infringement of the
jurisdiction of the Nunciature; 1750, f. 24.
5. Observationa on doctrines contained in a printed book, entitled
•* Qualis et quanta sit Maria Virgo, Mater Dei Jan. 1750, £ 26.
6. Original letter of Nunziante Visconti ; 29 Feb. 1750, f. 27.
7. " Leges, conventiones," etc., ** sub quibus Colloritana Gongregatio
aggregata et unita fuit Ordini Eremitarum S. P. N. Augustini;
15 April, 1604." Printed, f. 31.
8. Letter of Canon Pierdino?; Kola, 9 May, 1750, f. 35.
9. Copy of a letter of [Trajano Caracciolo del Sole] Bishop of Nola to
the Marques Fogliani, respecting a clandestine marriage; May, 1750,
f. 37.
10. Argument in a suit of the Chapter of Noci with Dr. Gaetano
Tintis, respecting land. Printed, f. 39.
11. Letter of Tommaso Pacelli ; 27 May, 1750, f. 55.
12. Letter of the " Procuratore de' Poveri '* of the Nunciature, on the
subject of the patronage of the canonry of Teano founded by Carlo
Nardelli, f. 61.
13. Begulations of the Secretary's office of the Nunciature; 1750, f. 64.
14. Letter of the " Tribunale Misto," relative to complaints of eccle-
siastics of the imposition of taxes without concurrence of the deputies
of the clergy ; 8 May, 1750, f. 67.
15. " Gabelle che sono nella Citt^i di Capua;" June, 1750, f. 69.
16. Letter of the " Procuratore de' Poveri," statlag instances in which,
since the year 1747, "si niega il Eegio placito alle scritture di
Boma ;" June, 1750 ; with other papers, f. 70.
17. Letter of Canpn Alessandro Pepe ; Altamura, 10 July, 1750, f. 79.
18. Letter of Tommaso Pacelli ; 3 Aug. 1750, f. 84.
19. Several letters of Giacomo Guacci to the Nuncio; 28 July-4 Sept.
1750, £f. 81, 83, 85, 89-105.
20. Letter of Nunziante Visconti, respecting the prosecution of Lorenzo
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ADDITIONAL MSS., 20,644.
Ciooarelli for issuing an edition of Marchetti's translation of Lucre-
tius, and a recent application for licence to print the same with the
Anti-LucretiuB of Polignac; Aug. 1750, f. 106.
21. Instances of refusal of the Boyal Exequatur to Papal grants;
Aug. 1750, f. 107.
22. Letter of Q[erardo] A[ntonio Volpe], Bishop of Nocera, respecting
use made by the Monastery of S. Michael of Gragnano of a Papal
brief without the Royal Exequatur; 19 Aug. 1750, f. 109.
23. Letter of Niccolo Maria Cicirelli ; 21 Aug. 1750, f. 112.
24 Letter of Domenico [Maria di Liguori], Bishop of Cava ; Vietri,
20 Aug. 1750 ; with papera relating to charges against him, f. 121.
25. Papers relating to a memorial from a nun of Marsioonuovo ; Sept.,
Oct. 1750, f. 128: with a letter of Canon Vito Coiro; Marsico,
26 Dec. 1751, f. 133.
26. Manifestazione di £ektti, e considerazioni a favor deUa Citt^ e
Cittadini di Pontecorvo," " sulle oontrovenzioni e innovazioni del
Bando, commesHo dal Capitan sostituto della Regia Grassa, Magni-
fioo D. Biaggio di Oi*ta;" 18 Sept. 1730. Printed, f. 136.
27. Papers relating to a dispute between the Bishop of Aversa and
the Roman College of Jesuits, respecting the lake of Patrias, etc, ;
1749, 1750, ff. 146, 198. -
28. Letter of Tommaso Pacelli ; 15 Sept. 1750, f. 169.
29. Letter of [Giacomo Guacci] ; 18 Sept. 1750, f. 172.
80. Memorial relating to privileges of the Order of St. John of Jeru-
salem ; with letter, 12 Sept. 1750, f. 174.
81. Papers relating to disputes between the Bishop of Giovenazzo and
the Archpriest of the College of Zerlizzi ; Sept. 1750, f. 180.
32. ** Doglianze fatte al Sig^' Brancone per TExequatur vietato alle
coadjutorie with the answers of Sig'- Brancone ; Sept. 1750, f. 189.
33. Letters of Tommaso Pacelli; 27 Aug., 7 Sepi 1750, flf. 190, 191.
34. Argument respecting jurisdiction in a claim of creditors to the pro-
perty of the deceased Archbishop of Taranto'[Giovanni Rossi], f. 192.
35. Royal order respecting restrictions on ofiScers of the army in marry-
ing; Nov. 1750. Printed, f. 197.
86. Argument — " Se gl'Ab})ati Regolari abbiano la facoltii di benedire i
piramenti sagri, ed anche di consegrare i vasi sagri," "non solo
nolle di lore chiese, ma ancora fuori di quelle ;" 12 Nov. 1750, f. 200.
37. Memorial of the citizens of Conversano against exactions of the
Bishop; 14 Nov. 1750, f. 202.
38. " Nota che si da per parte di Monsig'- Spinelli, Vescovo d' Aversa,"
•* a petizione dell* Universita di Casapuzzana, sulla figurata dispoei-
zione del fu Pietro Galasso ;" Nov. 1750, f. 204.
30. Copy of petition of the Marquis Giuseppe Gascon Petra for a royal
Exequatur to a decree of the Papal C'hamber for the subdelega-
tion of a judge in the city of Accmo, in a cause with the Bisho});
ADDITIONAL MSS., 20,645.
217
and of a bull of Sixtus V. conneoted with the subject of dispute ;
18 Deo. 1750, f. 212.
20,645. Vol. V. 1. Table of contents of this and the following volume,
f.l.
2. Elenco o sia epilogo delle gravi pendenze giuridizionali superale
1761, f. 7.
3. Letter of Onofrio Hossi, Vicar-General of Salerno, accompanying the
preceding paper; Salerno, 4 Jan. 1752, f. 9.
4. Letter of Nunziante Visconti ; nA,, f. 10.
5. Extracts relating to the patronage of the church of Altamura, f. 12.
6. Cases of refusal of the Royal Exequatur to decrees of the Court of
Borne, f. 18.
T.Keport of Jorio on the defective ecclesiastical state of the
kingdom, f. 21.
8. "Idea d'un' opera, trattante dei Titoli del diritto pubblico delle
Provincie delle Due Sicilie, di Trojano Spinelli Duca di Aquaro."
Printed, f. 27.
9. Impugnazione di Exequatur Eegio, fatta in varj tempi da diversi
ecclesiastici," f. 29.
10. Dispute between the Papal and Neapolitan galleys, f. 87.
11. Letter of [Giacomo Guacci] respecting an edict of the Archbishop
of Messina prohibiting certain Greeks, residing within his juris-
diction, from the use of their rites in baptism ; [23 Jan. 1751], f. 41.
12. Memoir respecting an innovation in the form of the Eoyal Exe-
quatur to Papal briefs; [Jan. 1751], f. 43.
13. Memorial to the Pope urging a declaration of the Immaculate Con-
ception of the Virgin Mary ; [Feb. 1751]. Lot, f. 49.
14. ** Per lo Ven^ Arciospedale di S**" Spirito di Roma, contro la casa
Santa dell' Annunziata di Napoli 1751. Ital, f, 55.
15. Eoyal ordinance for the establishment of a poor-house in Naples;
25 Feb. 1751. Printed, f. 86.
16. Ordinance respecting the canons of Aversa; 6 March, 1751, f. 91.
17. "Copia di lettera del Balio F. Gaetano Bonanno, da Palermo,
16 Aprile 1751, a Mens. Nuncio di Napoli," on an injunction of the
Viceroy of Sicily restricting the action of the Inquisition, f. 96.
18. Fedele ragguaglio della contesa passata nella Real Camera di
S. Chiara, tra D. Gaetano Cilli e 1 Comune di Civita Santangelo,
su la provvista de' Collegiali di S. Miohele," 12 April, 1751. Printed.
f. 100.
19. Keport of Giacomo Santagata on charges brought against the
Abbate Francesco Lupo, Vicar-General of Fondi ; with a memorial
of the Abbate; 1751, f. 121.
20. " Difesa della Diocesi di Fondi in reference to the same cause ;
10 May, 1750. Printed, f. 141.
218
ADDITIONAL MSS., 20,646.
21. Letter relating to charges against [Francesco] Franco, Bishop of
Nicotera; 10 April, 1751, f. 173.
22. Papers relating to the city of Ponteoorvo ; May, July, 1751, ff. 1 78,
257. [iSee 20,644, f. 136.]
23. Report on charges against Giuseppe Giannatasio, Vicar-General of
Bisceglia; [June, 1751], f. 182.
24. ** Copia de' fatti per la causa della parrocchia di S. Maria La Grande,
della oitta di Nicastro col baliagio di Santa Eufemia;" [June, 1751],
25. Ordinance of Charles, King of the Sicilies, against the Free-
masons; 10 July, 1751. Printed, f. 190.
26. Statement of a priest who had acted as confessor to Freemasons ;
[June, 1751], f. 199.
27. Paper respecting jurisdiction in relation to the property of the
deceased Archbishop of Taianto ; 1751, f. 205.
28. Letter of Tommaso Pacelli; 23 May, 1751, f. 208.
29. " Le dodici Massime della Nuova setta delli Franomason, overo
delli Libri Muratori," f. 211.
30. Catechism of Free-masons. French, f. 216.
31. Belazione e notizia dell' empia setta de' Liberi Muratori, che
sono in Napoli 4 Feb. 1751, f. 228.
32. ** Copia della lettera della Beal Giurisdizione " " al Vesoovo di San
Severino, per le chiese ricettizie " ; 3 July, 1751 ; with papers, f. 258.
33. Letter of Niccolo Maria Cicirelli ; Naples, 2 Aug. 1751 ; with
a report concerning a dispute between the monastery of Monte
Oliveto and the Master-builders, f, 269.
34. Paper relating to a grant by the monastery of S. Maria Egezziaca
of Pizzofalcone of certain houses to the Duchess of Cassano;
[26 Aug. 1751], f. 276.
35. " Beal editto di Begolamento per la Navigazione de* bastimenti
mercantili; con bando del Supremo Magistrate di Commeroio;"
Aug. 1751, f. 278.
36. Papers relating to claims of D. Andrea Pozzo to the property of the
late Ottavio da Pozzo, Bishop of Catanzaro; Sept 1751, f. 284.
37. ** Nota de' fatti nella controversia tra 1' Universita di Monte Corvino
con Monsig'* Vescovo d' Acemo sopra 1' erezzione del nuovo conserva-
torio da farsi in quella Terra," f. 292.
38. " Bagioni per lo Cherico Lettore D. Matteangelo Scola della citti
di Gragnano contro il Suddiacono D. Filipp' Angelo del Pezzo."
Printed, f. 298.
39. Papers relating to the exemption of the silk of ecclesiastics from
duty, f. 310.
40. A petition to the Pope against accepting the abdication of the see
of Naples by Giuseppe Cardinal Spinelli; Naples, 3 id. Sept. 1751,
f. 318.
f. 186.
ADDITIONAL MSS., 20,846, 20.646. 219
41. " Memorla per li Cappuccini della proyincia di Cosenza," f. 319.
42. Opinions of the Bishops of the province of Terra di Lavoro on the
subject of an imposition on ecclesiastics for military quarters ; with
observations and other papers, f. 325.
43. Letter of the Secular Clergy to the Nuncio, praying him to use
his influence with the Pope to procure their exemption from the
obligation of celibacy; 10 Nov. 1751, f. 342.
44. Copy of letter relating to remonstrances of the clergy against
payment of the oomposizione de' spogli," etc.; 1 Jan. 1752,
f. 343.
45. Notarial copy of letters in answer to applications from Giovanni
Antonio Colonna, Duke of Cesaro, for assistance towards obtaining
the Presidency of the Supreme Council of Sicily; March, 1749,
f. 345.
46. Note of Commissions for the administration of churohes ; 1604-
1734, f. 352.
47. Petition of D. Luisa da Vera d'Aragona, widow of D. Vincenzo
Quattromani, respecting her daughter, an inmate of the monastery
of S. Maria Egiziaca of Pizzo&Jcone ; with papers ; Nov., Doc. 1751,
48. Copies of memorials of the Duke of Cesaro to the King of the
Sicilies, with letter to the Nuncio ; 6 Dec. 1751, f. 366.
20,646. Vol. VI. 1. Keport respecting the liberation by the Governor
of Bojano of a prisoner committed by the Bishop ; May, 1752 ; with
other papers on the same subject, flf. 1, 77.
2. " £lezzione del foro di persona privilegiata rimeesa dalP A[po8tolico]
C[ommis6ario] nel Tribunalo della Nunziatura, in competenza della
Corte Ardvescovale di Sorrento," f. 3.
3. " Consulta fiatta del Capellan Mag^ Monsig'* Galiani in uno caso
particolare, fatto alia corte per un chierico beneficiato non aver li
requisiti del Concordato;" 1752, f. 5.
4. " Consulta fatta da Monsig'- Cioffi alia corte come deputato del Tri«
bunale Misto," in the same case, f. 10.
5. " Lettera circolare per le sottoscrizzioni del Keal Monte privileg-
giato di S. Gennaro ;" 1 Jan. 1752. Printed, f. 15.
6. Paper respecting circumstances of the marriage of D. Francesco
Fortini; Dec. 1751, f. 17.
7. Charges against the Abbat of Piedigrotte, f. 20.
8. Report on the payment of the " Composizione de* spogli," f. 29.
9. Eeport touching crimes committed in places claiming immunity ;
15 Feb. 1752, f. 31.
10. Keasons in favour of a royal exequatur to a bull conferring the
benefice of S*** Lucia on the Treasurer of the Cathedral of Syracuse;
Feb. 1752, f. 37.
£354.
220
ADDITIONAL MSS., 20,646.
11. •* Parere del Arbitro nella causa del Duca di Terranova col niouis-
tero di S. Maria del Sagittario"; 24 July, 1751. Printed, f. 42.
12. Pamphlet respecting the erection of a school at Gaeta; 1752.
Printed, f. 46.
13. Letter signed " II Principe Stuardi," addressed to the Nuncio,
in which the writer [the subject of the following article] repre-
sents himself as the heir to the Royal Family of Stuart of Eng-
land; 10 March, 1752. Signed, f. 56.
14. A printed sheet containing a certificate of Card. Pignatelli, Arch-
bishop of Naples, of the identity of James Stuart, posthumous son
of James Henr^' de "Bove Stuardo," natural son of Charles II.,
King of England, of the marriage of his father with Donna Teresia
Corona, of Naples, of his birth in the year 1669, etc. ; 30 March,
1726; also a genealogy; a Manifesto, in cui si mostra V identity
e real nascita del Principe D. Giacomo postumo Stuardo, Nipote di
Carlo II. Bk della Gran Brettagna," 1750 ; and other papers, f. 57.
15. ** Aggiunta alia Memoria per lo spoglio delli Canonici di Pietra
Vairana della diocesi di Teano, ed altri beneficiati ;" [March, 1752],
16. " Elenco, sen Epilogo delle gravi pendenze Giurisdizionali ;" March,
1752, f. 63.
17. Papers relating to charges against Benedetto Pelosi, Abbat of
S. Maria del Sagittario ; 1750, 1751. Printed, f. 65.
18. Paper relating to a dispute between the churches of S. Pietro and
^ S. Maria of the city of Vasto; [April, 1752], f. 71.
19. Copy of letter of the Archbishop of Cozenza to the Nuncio, respect-
ing a Boyal order for sequestering the tithes of the church of Terra
del Lago; 20 May, 1752, f. 83.
20. Paper relating to charges against the canons of Niceto; 12 April,
1752, f. 85.
21. ^^Consulta di Monsig'* Cioffi per materia de' disordini del catasto,
Giugno, 1752;" f.89.
22. ** Nota di fatto, e ragioni per V illustre D. Giuseppe Lofiredo contro
del Dottor Fibico D. Paolo Narciso, Querelante;" [June, 1752].
Printed, f. 93.
23. Eelazione e sentimento intomo al Begio dispaccio, di non dover
gli Eoclesiastici patrocinar cause fori laicali, che proprie e di
chiese;" June, 1752, f. 100.
24. Report of Giuseppe Gasizzone, ** Direttore della Regia Impresa
della Beneficiata, contro D. Alessandro Bonati," etc.^ in reference to
the same subject, f. 102.
25. Memorial respecting the election of canons of S. Michele, in the
city of S. Angelo; [June, 1752], f. 109.
26. Letter of F , Archbishop of Benevento; 6 June, 1752, f. 114.
27. Copy of letter of the Marquis Bernardo Tanucci, defining the
f. 59.
ADDITIONAL MSS., 20,646.
221
juriBdiction of the lay and ecclesiastical courts ; Naples, 9 August,
1749, f. 118.
28. Memoranda of clerical promotions ; [Nov. 1751], f. 127.
29. Papers relating to absolution given to D. Tiberio Colunna, Pre-
centor of the College of S. Nicolo of Bari, from excommunication,
etc. ; 1697-1704, f. 130.
30. Charges against D. Onofrio Eossi ; [August, 1752], f. 142.
31. " Voto de* Teologi per la diminuzione del feudado de' Cenzi
[Sept. 1752], f. 148.
32. Copy of memorial from the Deputies of Public Health to the
King; Naples, 18 August, 1752, f. 175.
33. Letters of [Giacomo Guacci], Awocato de* Poveri; 8, 11, 16 Sept.
1752, f. 181.
34. Letter of Canon Mazzoochi; 9 Sept. [1752], f. 183.
35. Paper relating to the election of the Arciprete of the College of
S. Michele in S. Angelo; [Oct. 1752], f. 190. -
36. Proclamation of the Viceroy of Sicily, on the subject of pre-
cautions to be taken to save. the o£fspring of women dying in
pregnancy; Palermo, 11 Jan. 1751. Printed, f. 192.
37. Memorial of the *' Padri Capitolari della Congregatione de' Pii
Operarii," f. 198.
38. Letter of Giuseppe Amici, Gtovemor of Pontecorvo ; 6 Nov. 1752,
39. Charges against D. Vinoenzo Duni, Dean of Matera; [Dec. 1752],
f. 208.
40. Memoir respecting Missionary Priests Tinder the direction of D.
Alfonso de Liguori ; Dec. 1752, f. 213.
41. " Memoria per TArcivescovo di Reggio [Damiano Polou], circa la
dipendenza della chiesa della Cattolica [di Beggio], d' intomo al
punto della cura delle anime,*' f. 215,
42. Copies of letters relative to the character of Padre Costantino da
Geneva; July, 1752, f. 224.
43. Certificate of services of D. Carlo Ferrari, Patrizio di Murano,
44. " Fatto e Ragioni per gli RR. PP. Alcantarini del Convento
della Terra di Lizzano delia Provincia di Lecce, intomo al Patro-
nato " che in quel Convento pretende 1' HI. Marchese della mede-
sima;" "per il Canonico Nunziante Visconti"; Naples, 30 Dec.
1750. Printed, f. 231.
45. " Beneficii Regii [e baronali] che s' hanno da ricuperare," f. 253.
46. " Dimostrazione delle Ragioni che s'appartengono al Rev. Sacerdote
D. Domenicantonio Pepe, per la controversia col Rev. D. Leonardo
Protopapa," relative to a vacant canonry of Lecce; Naples, 25 Oct.
1741. Printed, f. 286.
47. Notamento del Capitolo e Diocesani dell' Isola d' Ischia in difesa
f. 205.
f. 226.
222 ADDITIONAL MSS., 20,646, 20,647.
di Monsig'- Amati, loro degno Prelate, contro i Preti, TJniversitii
od 'abitanti del Borgu di Celsa;" [Jan. 1753], f. 295.
48. " Propoeizioni stimate degne di censura da D. Tommaso Taglia-
latela, Revisore in ui^a opera gia stampata di D. Paolo Doria, col
titolo * V Idea (V una perfetta Bepuhlica^* che poi per comando del Re
fu data alle fiamme a 13 Marzo 1753," f. 301.
49. Proceedings in the sequestration of the revenues of the see of
Guardia Alfiera ; 6 April, 1753, f. 309.
50. Copy of Royal Commission for a visitation of the diocese of Malta ;
17 May, 1753, f. 314.
61. Protest of the Duke of Bovino against duties levied by the Epi-
scopal Court; 1753, f. 316.
52. " Nota di cose da mutarsi o aggiugnersi alia supplica del Sig^'
Principe di S. Severe," f. 318.
53. ** Ragioni della rimozione dalla porzione della Chiesa di 8. Niccolo
Protontino della ciitk di Gravina del Sacerdote D. Pietro Guida,
fatta da Monsig'* D. Camillo Olivieri, Vescovo di quella cittA
Kaples, 20 June, 1753. Printed, f. 322.
54. "Ragioni per parte di Monsignor Spinelli, Vescovo di Aversa,"
** per la remissione delle due cause della pertinenza del juspadro-
nato degli otto beneficj deirantica famiglia Scaglione, e della
privazione e remozion de' Beneficiati dalla sua Curia istituiti;"
24 August, 1753. Printed, f. 333.
55. Paper relating to the duty of saluting by Neapolitan vessels on
entering the port of Civita Vecchia ; [August, 1753], f. 345.
66. Letter of G A Ciocchi, Ar[cive8COvo] di Br[indisi] ; 2 Aug.
1753, f. 351.
67. "Consulte del Tribunal Misto;" August, Sept., 1753, f. 364.
68. Report respecting the jurisdiction of the Court of the Archbishop
of Naples, in the case of an escaped prisoner from Rome, f. 358.
20,647, 20,648. Miscellaneous papers relating to the Nunciature of
Naples. Ital, Two volumes. Paper. Quarto.
20,647. Vol. I. 1. Table of contents of the two volumes, f, 2.
2. " Notizia generale del Tribunale della Nunziatura Apoetolica di
Napoli, e de* suoi ministri e loro uffici, con alcune Avvertenze," f. 5.
3. "II govemo della Nunziatura Apostolica di Napoli;" 1744. A
general account of the jurisdiction, the mode of goveniment and
the revenues, including an account of the palace, etc,^ f. 9.
4. ** Instruzione lasciata da Mons"* Simonetti a Mons'* Gualtieri, suo
degnissimo successore nella Nunziatura di Napoli; li 29 Oct.
1743," f. 20.
5. " Copia di lettora del Sig^' Marchese della Pace al Sig^* Cardiuale
Bentivoglio respecting a visit of the Nuncio in Florence to the
Infante D. Carlos [March, 1734], f. 40.
ADDITIONAL MSS., 20.647, 20,648. 223
6. Letter of A[ntoDio de Leonardis ?], Bishop of Bisceglia, to Mons'*
Simonetti, Governor of Eome ; Bisceglia, 16 Nov. 1743, f. 43.
7. " Istruzione per MonsignorGualtieri, Nunzio Apostolico in Napoli,"
8. *' Istruzzioni per li Succollectori e Commissarj deputati da Vincenzo
Alamanni, Arcivescovo di Seleuoia, Nunzio Apostolico di Napoli
1724. Printed, f. 61.
9. " Libro della giurisdizione della Nunziatura di Napoli," f. 84.
10. "Consuha a S. M. intorno airorigine, progresso, e stato presente
della NuTiziatura di Napoli, e come debbia in awenire regolarsi
del Presidente del snoreal consiglio delegato della reale giurisdizione
Eegente Duca D. Gaetano Argento," f. 115.
11. " Ceremoniale con il Cardinale Arcivescovo." A paper against an
innovation by the Papal Nuncio [Mons. Simonetti] in displaying
his rochet, on occasion of leaving his palace for any ecclesiastical
duty, f. 274.
12. "Tasse deir emolumenti della Cancellaria d*Innocenzo XL," or
"Taxa Mercedis et emolumentorum offieialium Nunciaturaa Nea-
politanae, a domino Marco Antonio Yicentino, Episcopo Fulgina-
tensi, Apost. Sedis in regno Neapolitano Nuntio et generali Col-
lectore, reimprimi et inviolabiliter observari mandata," f. 300.
13. ** Eendite di tutte le chiese vesoovili del regno, secondo il sussidio
ed ultimo stato delle transazioni fatte in Camera 1747, f. 304.
14. Nota del fruttato dell' infrasoritte badie, secondo V ultimo com-
posizioni fatte in Nunziatura item, " Secondo le rivele del sussidio
fatte nel 1717 fino al 1720," f. 318 ; with similar tables, f. 324.
20,648. Vol. II. 1. " Nota delle rendite dell' infrascritte badie secondo
le relazioni de' Vescovi, secondo le tran^azioni, et secondo le
rivele del sussidio;" [March, 1751], f. 1.
2. •* Nota dell' entrate delle chiese vobcovili nel regno di Napoli di libera
collazione," virith other papers relating to payments from the various
sees and abbeys of the Nunciature, f. 16.
3. Account of charges of the " Tribunale Misto," f. 52.
4. Copies of various papers relative to a proposal from the Court of
Eome to suppress the smaller bishoprics; 1743, 1744, f. 56.
5. ''Nota de' ducati ventiroila di pensioni da fissarsi per Sua San-
iiihj secondo il concordato sopra i vescovati e badie del regno,"
6. " Memoria sopra i fondi trovati nella citta di Napoli e pe '1 regno,
da quali potrebbon ricavarsi i danari che bisognano per le pen-
sioni di Sua Maest^, e pel mantenimento del Tribunal Misto,"
7. '* Trattato di accomodamento tra la Santa Sede e la Corte di Napoli ;"
8 June, 1741. Printed, and MS. f. 117.
f. 44.
f. 104.
f. 106.
224 ADDITIONAL MSS., 20,648, 20,649.
8. Confirmatio tractatus secret! inter Sanctam Sedem Apostolicam et
Serenissimum Begem utriuBque Siciliae," f. 167.
9. Letter of Galiano [Capellano Maggiore] ; with an order
relative to the expedition of the Eoyal Exequatur; 22 Dec. 1741,
f. 171.
10. Papers on the subject of the late Concordat between the Pope and
the King of Sicily, f. 180.
11. Paper, headed, " Che il Regie Exequatur preteso per le spedizioni
di Eoma, sia in Napoli una pretenzione senza fondamento," f. 236.
12. "Fogli di Mons^' Nunzio Alemanni, e dal medesimo per ordine
di Papa Benedetto XIII. communicati a Monsig'- [Paolo di Yil-
hana] Perlas, Arcivescovo di Salerno, sulla fine dell' anno 1728,"
respecting ecclesiastical immunities, f. 250.
13. " Scrittura del Duca Argento, Delegate della Real Giurisdizione
fatta in occasione de' fi>gli di Mons^* Alamani, e dell' aggius-
tamento che cominci5 a' trattarsi in Napoli nel mese di Aprile,
1729," f.265.
14. Notizia degli Abusi circa V Exequatur Regie ai Diplomi Ponteficj
nel regno di Sicilia etiercitati dair Av vocato Fiscale del Regie patii-
monio," f. 268.
15. Ribtretto delle facoltii di Monsig'' Cappellan Maggiore del regno
di Napoli, in ordine alle fortezze e castelli del regno, etc. 1746.
Printed, f. 280.
16. Abbuso delle facoltil del Regio Cappellano Maggiore di Napoli,"
f. 287.
17. ** Beneficii regii ricuperandi," f. 320.
18. ** Memoria per sua Eminenza Mons^- Cardinal d' Althann, Yieere,
de* Deputali della Cappella del Tesoro del glorioso 8. Gennaro for
exemption from the subsidy, f. 353.
19. Addresses of Monsig' Simonetti, Papal Nuncio, to the King and
Queen of Sicily and Infante, on different occasions ; 1734-1741,
f. 380.
20. Similar addresses of Mens'- Gualterio ; 1744-1761, f. 389.
21. " Ristretto di quelle si h riscosso dalli Capitoli e Cleri composti
della Nunziatura di Napoli, in tempo che ^ stata amministrata da
Monsig**- Luigi Gualtieri, Arcivescovo di Mira;*' 1 May, 1744-
1 Jan. 1754, f. 412.
20,649, 20,650. Papers relating to the Nunciature of Naples : chiefly
printed. Ital, Two volumes. Paper. Folio.
20,649. Vol. I. 1. Table of contents of the two volumes, f. 1.
2. Letter of the Archbishop of Tyre to Card. Valenti, Papal Secretary
of State, forwarding papers ; 21 Jan. 1744, f. 3.
3. Copy of manifesto of Maria Teresa, Queen of Hungary, etc., on
attempting the conquest of Naples ; Vienna, 14 April, 1744, f. 5»
Digitized
byGoogk
ADDITIONAL MSS., 20,649—20,650. 225
4. " Confirinatio Militiea Ordinis Sanoti Januarii/' by Pope Bene-
dict XIV.; 1741, f. 10.
5. Concordati fik le Corti di Tioma e di Sua Maest^ il Be di Sardegna,
seguiti li 6 Gennajo, 1741," f. 17.
6. BoUa, in cni sono stati ceduti in vicariato alia Maestii del Be di
Sardegna tntti i feudi eoolefiiastici esistenti nel Piemonte 3 non.
Jan. 1741, f. 24.
7. Copy of a letter of Card. [Alessandro] Aldobrandini to MonR. Bavalli,
with other correspondence, relative to the conclave for the election
of a Pope, in 1740, f. 29.
8. Papers relating to the sticcession of the dnchy of Mantna ; with a
genealogy of the family of Gonzaga. Printed, f. 38.
9. " Per la Cittk di Matera con la Citti di Acerenza, eopra la Chicsa,
che nella residenza di Matera govema le due Diocesi Unite argu-
ment in a suit between the two churches of Matera and Acerenza ;
4 June, 1761. Printed, f. 66.
10. Bisposta dell'Amioo Bomano al Particolare Napolitano, in cui
vieiie illuminate e disingannato degl'abbagli presi nel raccouto
delle note pendenze di Gravina." Imperf, Printed, f. 100.
11. " Extensio Universalis Jubila3i in urbe celebrati 1760. Printed,
f. 104.
12. " Benedicti Papas XIV. Epistola Encyclica, de extensione Jubilsdi
in Urbe celebrati, anno mdccl." Printed, f. 110.
13. " Supplica della citt^t di Lecce e delle altre citt^ della sua Provincia
aUa Maestii del Be Nostro Signore, intorno alia polizia delle doti
^ Monastiche;" 1749. Printed, f. 118.
14. '* Per D. Tommaso Finamore. Contra D. Niccol5 Filizzola argu-
ment in a suit; 3 Feb. 1750. Printed, f. 140.
16. Fedele ragguaglio della contesa passata noUa Beal Camera di S.
Chiara, tra D. Gaetano Cilli e '1 Comune di Civita Sanfangelo,
su la prowi^ta de' CoUegiali di S. Michele 12 April, 1761. Printed.
16. "Lettere di risposta d'un Particolare di Boma ad un' Amico di
Napoli sopra le pendenze di Gravina 1733. Printed, f. 172.
17. "Fatto e Kagioni per la Curia Vescovile della Citta di Castel-
laneta sopra le Cunfratcmite e cappelle della medesima citt^ e della
Chiesa di S. Michel' Arcangelo " 1 Sept. 1744. Printed, f. 260.
18. '* Per lo Sign'- Principe Filippo Bernualdo Orsini, duca di Gravina,
contro Monsignor Vesoovo, BB. mona(die, e particolari della sua
cittA di Muro." Printed, f. 289.
20,650. Vol. IL 1. " Bispoeta alia Belazione del Cappellan Maggiore
D. Diego Vincenzo di Vidania, fatta al Signer Vice-B^ di Napoli,
sopra la controversia, che pende tra li Provisti Apostolici e V Arci-
prete della Chiesa Collegiata di S. Maria Maggiore della Citt4 d'Alta-
MSS.— .1854. Q
f. 161.
226 ADDITIONAL MSS., 20,650—20,652.
mura, circa la collazione delle dignity inferiori di quella ohiesa."
Printed, f. 1.
2. ** Ad Gl. Virum Ephemeridum Eruditarum quae Eomaa vulgantur
auctorem anonymum, Jo. Dominici Mansi, pro Dissertatione sua de
Epochis ConcilLorum Sardicensis, et Sirmiensium, etc., Lucad edita,
anno 1747, Apologia." Printed, f. 24.
3. " Difesa della Congregazion Colloritana." Printed, f. 36.
4. " Breve Eagionamento circa 1* esenzion del Foro Laicale, clie godono
i Cavalieri Novizj Gterosolimitani." Printed, f. 64.
5. Jura quibus asseritur nuntiatursB Apostolica) Neapolis jurisdictio
circa obligationes Camerales; submissiones caicumque foro," etc.;
1746. Printed, f. 59.
6. " Per D. Giovanni Bianchini. Bispost' al discorso stampato a pr6
di alcuni Preti capitolari di Goglionisi, che pretendono impedire il
Begio Exequatur alia Bolla, con cui la S. Sede gli conferisce il Pri-
iniceriato nella Chiesa di quella Terra;" 1 Aug. 1746. Printed.
7. " Bistretto delle Bagioni dell' University di Pontecorvo con la Bis-
posta alle opposizioni del Capitan Sostituto della Grassa D. Biaggio
d'Orta by D. Tomaso Carizzi; 26 March, 1750. Printed, f. 123.
8. '* Bisposta in difesa dell* Abbate Generale di Cistercio, e del-
r Abbate D. Gerardo Faggiana, Vicario e Visitator Generale de*
Ministeri Cisterciensi del regno di Sicilia." Printed, f. 131.
9. " Difesa del P. Abbate Yicario e Visitator Generale de' Monaster]
Cisterciensi del regno di Sicilia 19 Aug. 1749. Printed, f. 180.
10. " Memoria delle Controversie Giuridizionali agitate tra la illustre
Piazza di Jsido e la Beverenda Curia Arcivescovile di Napoli;"
4 Feb. 1745. Printed, f. 232.
20,661-20,666. Despatches of the Papal Secretaries of State to Luigi
Gualterio, Archbishop of Myra, Papal Nuncio in France ; 1754-1759.
Five volumes. Paper. Quarto.
20.661. Vol. I. Despatches of Card. Silvio Valenii; 10 July, 1754-
30 April, 1755. Ital. Partly with his stamped signature affixed,
and partly signed in his name by Antonio Bota : including many
letters in cipher^ with decipherings. Among the enclosures are
papers relating to Venice, f 49 ; and original letters of — Chrf istophe
de Beaumont du Bepaire], Archbishop of Paris; [Oct. 1754?].
Fr. f. 116 Gpanjacopo] Card. Millo ; 13 Nov. 1754. Ital.
f. 133 ; — Soeur Anne do Ste. Julie, Generale du Calvaire; 23 Feb.
1755. Fr. f. 261.
20.662. Vol. II. Despatches of Card. Valenti ; 7 May-31 Dec.
1755. Ital. Signed in his name by Antonio Bota : a few in cipher ^
with decipherings. Among the enclosures is a letter of Paolo
f. 87.
ADDITIONAL MSS., 20,653-20,658. 227
Passionei, Vioe-Legate of Avignon; Avignon, 8 Sept. 1755, f. 118 ;
and at £ 129 are papers relating to a decree of the Venetian Senate
against the admission of Papal bulls, etc. ; 1754, 1755.
20.653. Vol. III. 1. Despatches of Card. Valenti; 7 Jan.-28 Aug.
1756. Ital. Signed by Antonio Eota. £ 1.
2. Despatches signed in his own name by Antonio Beta; 1-15 Sept
1756. Ital. £ 239.
3. Despatches of Card. A[lberico] Archinto, Sec. of State; 22-29 Sept.
1756. Ital £ 274.
Among the enclosures are original letters of: — Buggiero Giuseppe
Boscovich, Jesuit; Frascati and Rome, 23, 30 June, 4, 26 Aug.
1756, ff. 150, 153, 204, 226 ;— the Bector and Councillors of the
Republic of Bagusa ; 30 April, 1756, ff. 172, 174 ;— Benedetto Staij ;
Rome, 1 Sept. 1756, £ 229.
20.654. Vol. IV. Despatches of Card. Archinto ; 6 Oct. 1756-25 May,
1757. Ital. Many in cipher^ with decipherings. Among the en-
closures are original letters of : — Simon P[ierre de la Cor6e], Bishop
of Saintes ; Saintes, 13 Oct. 1756. Fr. £ 26 ;— and S'. de Parabere,
Abbess of Saintes; 11 Nov. 1756 Fr. £ 28. At £ 102 are papers
relating to disputes between the State of Venice and the Court of
Rome.
20.655. VoL.V. 1. Despatchesof Card. Archinto; 1 June, 1757-16 Aug.
1758. Ital. With numerous decipherings of letters in cipher y £ 1.
2. Despatches of Card. L[uigi Maria] Torrigiani, Sec. of State;
18 Oct. 1758-15 Aug. 1759. Ital. £ 149. Among the enclosures
are: — Letter of Paolo Passionei, Vice-Legate of Avignon; 19 Jan.
1759; with papers relating to claims of the oomitat of Avignon
to exemption from duties on silk goods, e/c, £ 225 ; — Letter of
[Etienne Fran9ois], Due de Choiseul ; Versailles, 9 Feb., 31 March,
1759, ff. 256, 263 Papers relating to the nuns of S. Clare of
Rochelle; 1757, £ 7;— Papers relating to the abbey of Clairac;
July, 1757, £ 21 ;— Copies of a letter of the Abb6 [Francois
Joachim de Pierre] Comte de Bemis [French Sec. of State for
Foreign Affairs], and correspondence relating to differences between
the State of Venice and the Court of Rome; Aug. 1757, £ 32 ; —
and a memoir on the election of the Abbat General of the Premon-
stratensian Order; 1758, £ 182.
20.656. Private despatches of Card. Silvio Valenti, Antonio Rota, and
Card. Alberico Archinto, successive Secretaries of State at Rome, to
Luigi Gualterio, Archbishop of Myra, Nuncio in France ; 12 June,
1754-27 July, 1757. Ital. Many of the despatches of Antonio Rota
are holograph. Paper. Quarto.
20.657. 20,658. Register of letters of the Archbishop of Myra, as
Q 2
228
ADDITIONAL MSS., 20,669-
Nuncio in France, to the Papal Secretaries of State; 18 Aug. 1755-
26 Feb. 1759. Ital. Two volumes. Paper. Folio.
20,659. Miscellaneous papers relating to French affairs; 1726-1759,
viz. :
1. " Istruzione per Monsig' 111"*"- [Luigi] Gualtieri, Cameriere d' onore
di nostro Sig"- destinato k portar la Beretta Cardinalizia al nuovo
E"^ Sig' Cardinale de Fleury;" [Sept. 1726], f. 2.
2. Original brief of Pope Benedict XIII. to Luisa Isabella, Queen
Widow of Spain [daughter of Philip, Duke of Orleans, and widow
of Luis, son of Philip V., King of Spain], introducing M. Gualterio;
16 Sept. 1726. LaL Vellum, f. 8 b.
3. Similar brief to the Duke of Bourbon ; same date, f. 10.
4. Account of the mission and ceremonial in bearing the CardinaPs
hat to M. Fleury. Ital f. 12.
5. " Ceremonial ^ observer lorsque le Roy donne le Bonnet k un Car-
dinal," f. 16.
6. Copy of letter from Card. [F. A.] Gualterio to Card. Fleury ; Eome,
30 Oct. 1726, f. 20.
7. Copies of recommendatory briefs of Pope Benedict XIII. to several
of the French nobility, in favour of M. Gualterio ; 16 Sept. 1726.
Lot. f. 22.
8. Copies of letters of the King of France to Card. Gualterio, the
Pope, and the Archbishop of Nazianzum ; 9 Dec. 1726, f. 52.
9. Drafts of letters to the Pope, and the King and Queen of France,
10. M6moire pour les Religieuses de la Congregation de Notre Dame
du Calvaire;" with papers; April, 1754, f 68.
11. " Declaration du Roi ;*' recalling the Parliament of Paris ; 2 Sept.
1754. Printed; with papers relating to the dissensions connected
with the Bull Unigenitus. f. 87.
12. Traduction du Kescrit-Circulaire de Sa Majesty I'fmperatrice
Peine D*Hongiie et de Boheme h ses Ministres dans les Cours
Etrangeres, du 20 Sept. 1756." Printed, f. 253.
13. "Traduction de la Reponse a Tecrit intitule, 'Expose des Motife
qui ont engage sa Majeste le Roy de Prusse k prevenir les desseins
de la Cour de Vienne; contenant la Declaration de Guerre centre
Sa Majeste rfmporatrice Reine " 1756. Printed, f. 265.
14. Papers relating to a disputed appointment to a canonry of Dol;
1757, f. 274.
15. Petition of Madame Adelaide to the Pope to sanction the founda-
tion of a service for the deceased Dauphiness, in the church of the
Capuchins of Paris; [1748], f. 287.
16. " Observations de la Cour Britanique sur le Memoire de M. Rouillo,"
relating to America; [1753 ?], f. 289.
f. 57.
ADDITIONAL MSa, 30,660, 20,661. 229
17. "Copie d'line lettre du Pape k feu M. Languet, Archev^ue do
Sens 22 Nov. 1752 ; with other papers, f. 293.
18. " M^moire pour les (chevaliers de Soudeilles et de Chandiver de
Tordre de S. Jean de Jerusalem," etc., f. 300.
19. " Memoire pour Monsieur le Commendeur de Niozelles," f. 308.
20. " Observations sur la traduction qui se fait en Espagne de la Se-
conde Partie de rHistoire du Peuple de Dieu," f. 312.
21. "Marine de France a list of ships of war, and of their stations.
22. Report of the approach of an English fleet to St. Malo, f. 317.
23. " Cerimoniale lasciato da Monsig'* Gualterio, I'anno 1759 account
of the ceremonial of his reception, etc., for the guidance of future
Nuncios to France, f. 329.
24. A similar paper, headed Memorie che lascia Monsig. Nunzio Gual-
terio neir Aprile 1759, per servire di qualche lume al 8iio successor©
secondo Taspetto pret^nte della Coi*te, e degli aSari/* etc,, f. 345.
Paper. Folio.
20.660. Letters of news from Paris; 1726-1728, 1764-1768. Fr.
Paper. Quarto.
20.661. 1. Letter of Louis XV. of France to the Cardinal [Melchior]
dePolignac; Rambouillet, 7 Nov. 1730. Fr, Signed, f, 1.
2. Five letters of "Louis d*Orleans" [Louis, Due d'Orl^ans, Regent of
France] to the Abb6 [Luigi] Gualterio; Paris, e/c, 15 May, 1729,
7 Jan. 1730, 7 Jan. 1740, 19 March, 1742, 3 Jan. 1743. Fr. Signed.
f. 2.
3. Letter of "L. A. de Bourbon" [Louis Auguste, Duo du Maine,
natural son of Louis XIV.] to the same; Paris, 6 Jan. 1730. fV.
Signed, f. 7.
4. Letter of " Louise Benedicte de Bourbon " [daughter of Henry Jules,
\ Prince de Cond6, and wife of the Due du Maine] to the same;
Paris, 16 Jan. 1730. Fr. Signed, f. 8.
5. Two letters of "Marie Anne de Bourbon" [daughter of the same,
and widow of Louis Joseph, Due de Vendome] to the same ; Paris,
30 Dec. 1728, 4 Jan. 1730. Fr. Signed, f. 9.
6. Letters of James, the Pretender, son of James II. of England, to
Luigi Anselmo Gualterio, Bishop of Todi [brother to Card. F. A.
Gualterio], and Luigi Gualterio, Archbishop of Myra ; Rome, Bo-
logna, and Albano, 26 Dec. 1721-18 July, 1757. Fr. and Ital. A
few holography the rest signed, and with seals, f. 1 5.
7. Ten letters of Clementina [Sobieski, wife of James, son of James IT.
of England] to the same; Rome, Albano, and Bologna, 26 Dec. 1721-
4 Nov. 1730, f. 100.
8. Ten letters of " Charles P." [Charles Edward, the Young Pretender]
to Card. F. A, Gualterio, to Luigi Anselmo Gualterio, Bishop of
f. 316.
230 ADDITIONAL MSa, 20,662—80,664.
Todi, and to Luigi Gualterio, Archbishop of Myra ; Bologna and
Eome, 4 Jan. 1728-1 Jan. 1744. Fr, Signed; and with seals, f. 120.
9. Four letters of Henry [brother of the preceding, afterwards Car-
dinal] to the Archbishop of Myra; Borne, 15 Jan. 1740, 2 March,
29 Deo. 1742, 1 Jan. 1744. Fr. Signed; and with seals, f. 140.
Paper. Folio.
20,662. 1. Letters addressed to Lnigi Gualterio, Archbishop of Myra,
by-
•*Le Oomte de Dunbar" [Hon. James
Murray, son of David, 6th Viscount
Stormont ; created Earl of Dunbar by
the Pretender] ; Boulogne, Pisa, Rome,
Albano, Belvidore, Avignon, 10 Dec.
1727-19 Apr. 1756. Fr. Holograph.
ff. 1-4, 7, 8, 10-145, 153, 158. 170.
William Clarke; Madrid, 17 Jan., 12
June, 1728. Itcd. ff. 5, 9.
F. Ambrogio Callagbane; Dooay, 13
Feb. 1728. Ital. f. 6.
M 0*Bryen, Countess of Lismore;
Cliohy, Paris, Montigny, 22 Sept.
1754-20 June, 1757. Fr. ff. 147-151,
173, 174, 176, 178.
The Abb^ Douglas, Vicar-General
of Auch ; Auch, 24 March, 1756-1 Feb.
1759. Fr. ff. 160, 162, 182, 188, 192.
David Menzies; Calais, 81 May, 1756.
Fr. f. 164.
MacMahon, Comte de Guilly ; Von-
denay par Autun, 28 June, 1756. Fr.
f. 168.
A Menzies ; Angers, 29 Nov. 1758.
Fr. f. 184.
[ O'Bryen] Earl of Lismore ; Borne,
18 Dec. 1758. Fr. f. 186.
Cr. Meighan; Chateau dn Vauvray
proche Louviers, 5 Jan. 1759. Fr. f.
190.
2. Copy of a letter of Maj.-Gen. Johnson, giving an account of an
engagement with French troops under Gen. Dieskau on Lake
George; 9 Sept. [1756], f. 156.
3. Petition of John Menzies of Pitfodels, of the English Benedictine
Monastery at Douay, to the King [James, the Pretender]; n.d.
Fr. f. 166.
4. Eecommendation of Brady to the vacant Archbishopric of
Armagh ; n.d. Fr. f. 180.
5. Eepresentation in behalf of Mr. Willoughby, a follower of the late
Duke of Ormond ; n.d. Fr. f. 194.
Paper. Quarto.
20.663. Letters of [James Fitz-James], Duke of Berwick, Marshal
of France, to the Abbe [Luigi] Gualterio, [afterwards Archbishop of
Myra]; Paris, Fitz-James, and Versailles, 13. Sept. 1728-14 Oct
1731. Fr, Signed, and with seals. At f. 43 is a letter of A[nne
Berkeley, Duchess of] Berwick; Versailles, 31 Deo. 1729. Fr.
Signed. Paper. Folio.
20.664. Letters of Cartigny to the Abbe Gualterio, principally
reporting Parisian news; Paris, 6 Sept. 1728-20 Dec. 1738. Fr.
Signed; two holograph at ff. 168, 299. At f. 317 is an original
letter of Don Diego Prichard; Naples, 1 April, 1736. Spanish.
Paper. Quarto.
Digitized
byGoogk
ADDITIONAL MSS., 30,665—30,673. 231
20,665-30,667. Letters of the Abb6 Alessandro Tamisier to Luigi
Gualterio, Archbishop of Myra ; relating to private affairs of the
Archbishop, and to news of the day; Paris, 14 Oct. 1726-7 May,
1753. French and Italian. Three volumes. The letters in Vol. I.
are signed; those in Vol. II. and the earlier part of Vol. III.
are holograph. In Vol. III. f. 421 is a letter of an Abb6 Tamisier ;
Nogent sous Coucy, 31 Deo. 1758. Fr. Paper. Folio.
30,668. 1. Letters of [Pierre Guerin] de Tencin, Archbishop of
Embrun, and Cardinal, to Luigi Gualterio, Archbishop of Myra,
Embrun, Eome, Lyon, Oulins, etc,^ 12 Jan. 1727-9 August, 1757.
Fr. Signed; a few with ieah. f. 1.
2. Letters of Le Bailli de Tencin *' [Maltese Ambassador at Home,
nephew of Cardinal de Tencin] to the same ; Rome, cte., 7 April,
1744-10 June, 1753. Fr, Holograph, or signed, f. 285.
3. Draft of letter of Monsign'- Gualterio to Monsign'- de Tencin ;
15 Deo. 1729. Ital. f. 467.
Paper. Quarto.
30,669 A. Letters of the Abb6 de Villevielle to Luigi Gualterio,
Nuncio at Paris, relating to public affairs ; [Paris], 30 June, 1754-
. 16 Sept. 1759. Fr. Holograph ; with seals. At f. 98 is a letter of
Pietro Berardi to the Nuncio ; n.d. Ital. f. 98. Paper. Folio.
30,669 B. Letters of [Louis de Rouvroi] Duo de St. Simon, to the
Abb6 Gualterio and the Duke Gualterio ; Paris, 1727-1742. JFV.
Paper. Quarto.
30,670-30,673. Letters of French statesmen, ecclesiastics, and others
to Luigi Gualterio, Archbishop of Myra; 1720-1759. Three volumes.
Paper. Folio. The writers are :
pSenri Fran9oi8] D'AgnesBoaa {Chan-
cellor] ; Fresne and Versailles, 15 Jan.
1723, 9 Jan. 1729. 14 Jan. 1730. I.
ff. 3, 63, 116.
Alary; Paris, 14 April, 9 May,
31 Dec. 1729. I. ff. 71, 73, 94.
CirodiAlteri; 17 May, 1748. Ital. H. f.
110.
[Jean Jacques] Amelot [Minister of
State] ; Versailles, 9 April, 1737-16
Jan. 1743. I. ff. 227, 231 ; H. 5, 36, 64.
F[ierre] A[nnet], Bishop of Gap; Gap,
24 Dec. 1758. HI. f. 120.
G[uillanme D'Arches], Bishop of Bay-
onne;Bayonne.l9Dec.l758. III. f. 80.
[Lonis Jacqnes d'Andibert de Lnssan],
Archbidhop of Bordeaux; 29 Dec.
1758. in. f. 154.
Abb^ d'Andlgnd ; Bonen, 23 April, 175G.
U. f. 238.
[Lonis] B[alb] B[erton], Marqnis de
Crillon ; 26 Dec. 1758. HI. f. 136.
Abb^ Barbier ; n.d, I. f. 52.
0 de Barthelier; Lisle, Comtat
Venaissin, 26 Dec. 1758. III. f. 138.
La Bastie ; Florence, 21 Deo. 1729.
I. f. 89.
**Du Chatelet, Gomtesse de Montreyel
Donairibre'* [Florence, daughter of
Florent dn Ch&telet, Gomte de Lo-
mont, and widow of Nicolas Augnste
de la Baume, Comte de Montrevel];
Paris, 23 March, 1759. III. f. 274.
Ghristophe [de Beaumont du Repaire],
Archbishop of Paris; Conflans, La
Roque, 11 Oct. 1756, 17 July, 1757,
20 Dec. 1758. II. ff. 316. 358 ; III. 90.
[Paul Hyppolite de Beauvilliers], Due do
St. Aignan ; Rome, 4 Feb. 1740. II. f. 7.
0[harle8] P[rudent do Beo-dc-li6vre],
Digitized by
232
ADDITIONAL MSS., 20,870—30,673.
Bishop of Kisnies; Montpellier, Nismes,
15 Feb., 6 Maroli, 1756. II. ff. 191,
200.
Timothee Bergerot, Prienr des Car-
melites ; Lyon, 1 March, 1756. II.
f. 198.
L'Abbe Bcrtellet, Canon of Besan-
9on; 9 Feb. 1756. Ital. II. f. 181.
C[harle8] J[can Bertin], BUhop of
Yauncs; Vannes, 10 Jan., 14 Feb.
1756. II. ff. 171, 187.
Etii»nne Bichet, G^n^ral des Char-
treuz; La Orande Chartreuse, 24
Dec 1758, 5 Jan. 1759. III. ff. 128,
200.
L'Abb^ [Jean Paul] Bignon ; PariB, 26
Dec. 1728, 2 Jan. 1730. I. ff. 53, 105.
[Guillaume] Blanohet, Captain; Avi-
gnon, 15 Dec. 1758. III. f. 68.
L'Abb^ Le Blond; Frascati, 29 Oct.
11, 22 Nov. 1730. Ital. L ff. 165, 171,
172.
Mad*- du Boccage ; n.d. III. f. 333.
Alexis Hippolite de Bourbon, Format;
Brest, 21 June, 1756. U. f. 274.
[Theodore Chevignard de] Chavigny;
Ratisbon, 17 March, 1729, 5 Jan. 1730.
L ff. 67, 109.
[Louis, Marquis de] Brancas ; Madrid,
11 June, 1728. I. f. 28.
[Louia?] Due de Brancas ; [3 Sept. 1755].
II. f. 164.
J[o8eph] A[mad^ de Broglie], Bishop
of Angouleme ; 4 Jan, 1759. IFL f. 198-
de Brue, Prieur de I'Abbaye de St
Andre ; 15 Nov. 1756. II. f. 331.
F[ran9ois] J[o6eph de Brunes de Mont-
louet]. Bishop of St. Omer; 27 Dec.
1758. III. f. 144.
[Louis Domiuiquc] Comte de Cambis;
Paris, 22 Feb. 1729, 21 Jan. 1730. L
ff. 65, 119.
C[harle8] F[ran9ois] A[lexandre de Car-
dovat de Gouy d'Avrincourt], Bishop
of Perpignan ; Chateau de Gouy, 11,
30 Aug. 1756. II. ff. 294, 298.
J[acqucs] M[arie de Caritat de Con-
dorcet]. Bishop of Auxerre; 1 July,
1756-26 Dec. 1758. U. ff. 282, 328,
330; in. 132.
Caftan, Provincial of the Friars
Minors, Cordeliers, of Provence;
Avignon, 8 Mait*h, 1759. III. f. 246.
J[can de Caulet], Bishop of Grenoble ;
22 Nov. 1756. 23 Dec. 1758. IL f. 335 ;
m. 112.
Caumont; Avignon, 12 March,
7 AprU. 1756. IL ff 204, 217.
J[oseph] G[aspard] G[ilbert de Cha-
banaes]. Bishop of Agen; 21 Dec.
1758. m. f. 101.
[Jean Fran^oid de Chastillard de Mon-
tillet]. Archbishop of Auch; Auch,
27 Dec. 1758. lU. f. 142.
L*Abb^ de Chaut^ras, Vicar-General,
and Superior of Carmelites ; Moulina,
7 Jan. 1759. IIL f. 206.
[Gkrraain Louis de] Chauvelin, [Minister
of State] ; Foiitainebleau, Versailles, 2
Nov. 1728, 4 Oct. 1729, 9 Jane, 1732,
81 May, 1735. 1. ff. 46, 87, 202. 219.
[Etienne Francois, afterwards Due de]
Choiseul de Stainville ; Paris, 22 Feb.,
20 June, 1755. U. ff. 156, 160.
[Antoine Clairiadus de Choiseul Beau-
prd], Archbishop of Besan^on ; Besan-
9on, 26 Oct. 1756. II. f. 319.
Choppin. "Chevftu Leger de S.
Saintet^ It Avignon ; n.d. IIL f. 831.
Fr^re J — '■ — N Chrestien, Prieur do
St. Denis; St. Denis, 2 June, 1756.
II. f. 264.
Catherine le Roy, widow of Cle-
ment; Paris, 10, 17 Aug. 1728. L ff. 29,
31.
[Jean Gilles de Coetlosquet], Bishop of
Limoges; Limoges, 6 July, 1756.
II. f. 284.
[Jean Baptiste Colbert, Marquis de]
Torcy, Secretary of State; Paris, Sable,
13 Aug. 1729, 3 Jan. 1730, 31 Jan.
1740, 13 Jan. 1743. I. ff. 79, 106;
IL 6, 63.
Cordier ; Hennebond, 12 Nov. 1756.
IL f. 326.
Simon [Pierre do la Cor^], Bishop of
Saintes; Saintes, 25 Aug., 20 Dec.
1758. III. ff. 9, 92.
Gabriel [Cortois de Quincy], Bishop of
Belley: Belley, 17 Deo. 1758. UL
f.74.
Courbuisson; Versailles, 15 Feb.
1759. IILf. 2H3.
Coutherier; Paris, 9 March, 1759.
IIL f. 253.
[Louis Francois Henri Colbert], Comte
de Croissy: Paris, 4 Jan. 1729. 1.
f.60.
Digitized by
ADDITIONAL MSS., 20,670-20,672-
233
<*D'Aiimale Marquise de Cnissol d*Uz^*'
[Judith d'Anmale, widow of Louis
Marquis de Crussol d'Uz^; 1 Jan.
1729. I. t 57.
Daumns; Paria, 23 Jan. 1756.
II. f. 173.
BcBur Dlmet de St. Antoine; 1 Jan.
1759. ni. f. 189.
[Arthur Richard Diiloii], Archb. of Tou-
louse ; Paris, 22 Deo. 1758. III. f. 103.
Dorothy Dillon, "Prieure des Carme-
lites ;" St. Denis, 30 May, 11 Aog.
1756, 17 Jan. 1759. U. ff. 263, 290 ;
m. 212.
Jean Francois [Dondel], Bishop of Dol ;
26 Dec. 1758. UI. f. 134.
Doyhenard, Treasnrer of the Church
of Nantes; 12 Jan. 1759. III. f. 208.
Claude [Drouas de Boussey], Bishop of
Toul ; Morelly, 8 Feb. 1759. III. f. 228.
[Pierre Jean Baptiste Durand de Missy],
Bishop of Avranobes ; Mi^sy par Caen,
4, 28 Deo. 1758. UI. ff. 45, 146.
Frsn9ois Esteve, '*Infirmier et Grand
Pr^Tot de r Abbaye de St. Michel
St. Michel en Roussillon, 13 May,
1756-30 Deo. 1758. II. f. 254; III.
41, 94, 96, 164.
[Vict )r Marie] Marshal Duo d'Estrees ;
Paris, 8 Jan. 1730. I. f. 112.
D*Etemo, " Prieur du Petit Prieur^
de Jussanmoutier Etemo par Salins,
cn Franche Comt€, 25 April, 1756.
II. f. 240.
Messrs. [Pierre] Famin et le Prieur;
Havre, 18 Oct. 1755, 28 Feb. 1756.
n. ff. 165, 195.
Ferret, Souschantre de I'Eglise de
la Bochelle; 20 Jan., 9 March, 1759.
III. ff. 214, 256.
[Joseph Jean Baptiste Flcuriau] D'Ar-
m<^nonville ; Chateau de Madrid,
[ParisJ 9 May, 1728. I, f. 25.
Card. [Andr^ Hercule] de Fleury ; Fon-
tainebleau, de., 19 Nov. 1726-12 Nov.
1742. I. ff. 12, 22, 35, 52, 54, 81, 86, 91,
122, 125, 127, 132, 147, 161, 181, 191,
212, 217, 232, 233; II. 10, 14, 18, 25,
29, 33, 34, 51, 55, 59.
Jean Joseph [Fougasse de la Bastie],
Bishop of St. Malo; St. Brieuc,
30 Dec. 1758. UI. f 162.
F[ran9ois Fouquct], Bishop of Eleuthe-
ropolis ; Rome, 6 Nov. 1728. I. f. 49.
Fringon, Cur^ of Jony; Jony,
18 Nov. 1756. II. f. 333.
P^re S^verin Fromentel, "Recolhct
Prestre;" St. Germain en Laye, 7 June,
1756. n. f. 266.
[Jean F^ix Henri de Fumel], Bishop of
Lodfeve; Paris, 18 Jan. 1759. III.f.220.
Gabrielli ; Cavaillon, 1 Jan. 1759.
m. f. 190.
[Chrysostome] Chevalier de Gaillard,
•* Commandeur de Poislaval" ; Monte-
limard, 29 Dec. 1758. HI. f. 158.
[Dominique Gaspard] Chevalier de Gail-
lard, " Commandeur de Valence ;"
Montelimard, 9 Feb. 1756-22 Jan.
1759. II. ff. 183, 221, 248, 250, 261,
288,347; lU. 216.
[August] Chevalier de Ga'Uardd'Agoult;
Aix, 24 May, 22 Sept., 25,28 Dec. 1742 ;
U. ff. 43, 53, 56, 57.
de la Garde; Paris, 11 Deo. 1758.
in. f. 52.
p Garvin, "Cur^ de Fayl-billot par
Langres;" 22 Jan. 1759. III. f. 218.
Gautier; Tripoly de Barbarie,
13 May, 1742. II. f. 39.
Chevalier Thomas de Gignao ; Apt, 9
, June, 23 July, 8 Sept, 29 Deo. 1742.
II. ff. 46, 49, 52, 58.
B Giraud ; 15 Nov. 1735. I. f. 222.
Gispert, " Celerier Comissaire du
Cbapitre d' Aries;" Perpignan, 25
Dec. 1758. HI. f. 130.
Frfere P L de GonfreviUe; St
Comeille, 9 June, 1756. II. f. 208.
[Charles Armand de Gontaut], Duo de
Biron ; Paris, 29 March, 1729. I. f. 69.
Baron de Grevenbroch; Mannheim, 6
Jan. 1759. III. ff. 202, 237.
Ifouis] G[uy de Gu^rapin de Vaur6d],
Bishop of Rennes; Puris, 10 Got
1756. II. f. 314.
P[ierre Gu^rin de Tencin], Archbishop
of Embrun ; Embrun, Grol^e, 24 Nov.
1726, 2, 25 Sept. 1728, 20 Sept 1729,
1 Nov. 1730, 23 April, 1731. I. ff. 13,
32, 34, 84, 167, 176.
GuiUot, Chanoine R^gulier de
St Jean ; N. Dame de la Garde, pr^
Clermont en Beauvoisis, 11, 12 April,
1756. II. ff. 225, 226.
du Guiny ; Nantes, 6 Jan. 1759.
III. f. 204.
[Joseph de Guzon de Crochans], Aioh-
Digitized by
234
ADDITIONAL MSS., 20,670—30,673.
bishop of Avignon; 9 March, 1766.
U. f. 202.
Fr^e Hubert Hayer, Reoollet ; Paris,
24 Nov. 1756. II. f. 337.
Henegan ; 16 March, 1759, and n.d,
III. ff. 271, 325, 327.
[Paul Francois, Manpis de] L'Hospital ;
Camp de Velletri, Versailles, etc., 20
Aug. 1744-15 Apr. 1753. U. ff. 68,
70, 72, 74, 79, 81. 83, 85, 87, 131-141,
145,146,148. m. 319.
Hermant; n.d. III. f. 324 b.
[Marie Joseph d'Hostunl Due de Tal-
lard ; Versailles, 2 Jan. 1730. I. f. 104.
Frfere J B Huet; Ck>mpi^gne,
6 Oct. 1756. n.f.311.
Jacquin; Borne, Bologna, 9 Oct.,
3 Nov. 1728. 1. flf. 27, 42, 47.
David de Jandeil, Prieur de St. Martin ;
Nevers, 29 Dec. 1758. m. f. 150.
L[ouis] S[extius de Jarente de la Bru-
y^]. Bishop of Digne and Orleans ;
Versailles, 19 March, 10 Deo. 1758.
m. ff. 6, 49.
Fr^e Joseph, Provincial des Gapucins
de Franche Comt^;" Salins, 7 April,
1756. II. f. 215.
— Julien, Canon of Vaisin; Vaisin,
12 Nov. . III. f. 311.
Pierre Fran9ois [Lafiteau], Bishop of
Sisteron ; 17 March, 1756. II. f. 206.
David de la Lande, Avocat; n.<i III.
f. 323.
Melohior Laurendeau, Cur^ of Chavi-
gnon; Chavignon, 10 Aug., 29 Dec.
1755, 24 Feb. 1756, 17 March, 1758.
n. ff. 161, 169. 192, 197 ; IH. 5.
Lebret ; Aix, 5 Nov. 1726, I. f. 9.
J [can Lefebvre du Quesnois], Bishop of
Coutanoes; Coutances, 23 Deo. 1758.
III. f. 116.
Niccolo Lercari, Secretary to the Propa-
ganda; Rome, 3, 14 May, 1748. Ital,
U. ff. 98, 103.
Levans; Lyon, 10 Feb. 1756, 21
Dec. 1758. n. f. 185. lU. 99.
"La Duchesse de Ventadour*' [Char-
lotte, daughter of Philippe de la
Mothe Hondanconrt, Due de Cardonne,
and widow of Louis Charles de Levis,
Due de Ventadour]; 6 Jan. 1729,
7 Jan. [1730]. L ff. 61, 111.
le Li^vre, Cur^ of Herzi ; Herzi,
6 Nov. 1758. m.f.31b.
Giuseppe Livizzani [afterwards Cardi-
nal]; Rome, 12 Sept. 1747. U. L
88.
Card. [Paul All>ert] de Luynes; Paris,
29 Jan. [1757], 13 Dec. 1758. H. f.
353; m. 62.
[Jean Baptiste] Machault [Comte d'Ar-
nouville, Minister of the Marine] ; Ver-
saUles, 12 Aug. 1754. II. f. 153.
J[ean] C[hr^tien de Mach^ de Pr^
meaux], Bishop of Perigueux; Peri-
gueux, 23 Dec. 1758. lU. f. 114.
GuillaumeMancheton; Nontron en P^ri-
gord, 26 Sept 1756. IL f. 304.
[Jean Baptiste] Marduel, Cur^ of St.
Roch ; 12 May, 1756. n. f, 252.
Soeur Marie de St. Jean, Prioress of the
Carmelites of Pontoise ; Pontoise, 30
Deo. 1758. UL f. 174.
Soeur Marie de St. Joseph, Prioress of the
same; Pontoise, 1 Oct. 1756. IL f. 306.
Soeur Marie de St. Joseph, Prioress of tlie
Carmelites at Poitiers ; Poitiers, 6 Mar.
1758. nLf. 240.
Scaur Marie Anne de St. Alexis, Prioress
of the Cannelites of St Denis ; 9 Mar.
1759. in. f. 250.
Soeur M[arie] Cecile, Carmelite of St
Joseph of Bordeaux ; 2, 30 Jan. 1759.
UL ff: 194, 222.
Soeur Marie Charlotte du St. Esprit,
Prioress of the Carmelites of the Rue
Chapon, Paris; 5, 26 Mar. 1759. III.
ff. 238, 278.
Soeur Marie Madelenne Th^r^ du St
Esprit ;— May, 1756. n. f. 246.
Soeur Marie Sebastienne de St. Joseph,
Prioress of the Carmelites of Moulins ;
16 Dec. 1758. IlL f. 70.
Soeur Marie Th^r^ de St Augustin;
Carmelites de la Rue St Jaques, Paris,
9, 10 Mar. 1759. III. ff. 252, 258.
Soeur Marie Tb^r^ Carmelite ; Dijon,
30 Apr. 1756. U. f. 244.
Michelange Marron; Marseilles, 2 Oct,
18 Nov. 1758. ni. ff. 20, 39.
Jean Baptiste Math^ron; MarseiUeB, 12
June, 1742. 80 Oct 1758. U. f. 45.
ni. 27.
Joseph [de M^et de Fargues], Bishop
of St. Claude; St Claude, 19 Dec.
1758. IILf. 82.
Francois Philippe Louis Menweeg ;
Uuningue, 11 Deo. 1758. UL f. 5L
Digitized by
ADDITIONAL MSS., 20,670-20,673. 235
— — MUet ; MetB, 10 Juno, 1756. LaL
U, f. 270.
J B Montagne, Jesnit; Paris,
12 Mar. 1759. III. f. 259.
[Joacliim Charles Lanre] Marquis do
Montaigu; Avignon, 22 Deo. 1758,
in. f. 105.
[Henri Jacques de Montesquiou], Bishop
of Sorlat; Sarlat, 27 Deo. 1758. U.
f.349.
F Mont&uoon, " Provincial des Au-
gustins;" MontpeUier, 14 Feb. 1756.
n. f. 189.
L de Montvalon, Vicar - General ;
Aix, 11, 30 June, 1756. U. flf. 272,
278.
de Morogues, Superior of the Car-
melites of Bourges ; Bourges, 12 Dec
1758, m. f. 56.
Antonio de Morrone ; " Camp de Bick-
linchausen," eto., 29 Sept., 1, 8 Oct.,
16 Nov.. 24 Dec 1758. HI. ff. 16, 18,
22, 37, 107.
[Francois de Neufville], Duo de Villeroy ;
Paris, 15 Jan. 1720, 13 Jan., 27 June,
1723, 4 Jan. 1730. I. ff. 1, 2, 4, 108.
Abb^ Neel ; " Conclave [Rome],
Turin ; 15 Apr., 4 Aug. 1730. I. ff. 134,
145.
[Louis Francois Ndel de Cristol], Bishop
of S^ez ; 29 Dec 1758. UI. f. 152.
[Aymond Chretien Francois Nicolai],
, Bishop of Verdun ; 14 Dec [1758], 24
Mar. 1759. III. ff 64, 276.
[Adrien Maurice] Duo de Noailles;
Paris, 29 Dec. 1728, 14 June, 1729,
1 Jan. 1730. I. ff. 56, 76, 96.
La Mar^hale de Noailles [Marie Fran-
^oise de Boumonville, widow of Anne
Jules Marechal Due de Noailles];
Paris, 28 Dec 1728, 4 Jan. 1730. I.
ff. 55, 107.
— le Normand, Vicar of St. Jacques ;
Neufchatel, 4 Apr. 1756. IL f. 213.
[Jean] Oliva; n.d. lU. f. 315.
Carlotta Egla^ d'Orleans [daughter of
Philip II., Duke of Orl^ns, and wife
of Francesco Maria, Duke of Modena] ;
Eeggio, 29 Dec 1729. L f. 90.
Louis Fran9ois Gabriel [d'Orleans de la
Motte], Bishop of Amiens; Amiens,
4 Oct. 1756. II. f. 308.
de Pachelbel ; Deux Fonts, 24 Dec.
1758. m. f. 122.
Scour de Parabere, Abbess of Saintcs ;
Sointes, 27 Dec 1755, 29 Mar.
1756, 30 Dec 1758. IL ff. 167, 210;
IIL 160.
[Louis de Pftrdaillan], Due d'Antin ;
Paris, 1 Jan. 1780. I. f. 101.
fYnm9ois] J[o6eph] Q[a8ton de Partz de
Pressy], Bishop of Boulogne; Bou-
logne, 13 Dec. 1758. IIL f. 60.
[Michel Robert] Le Peletier [Seigneur
des Forts, Comptroller-General, and
Minister of State] ; Versailles, Marly,
22 Mar., 30 Deo. 1727, 10 May, 1728,
31 Dec. 1729. 7 Feb. 1730. L ff. 16,
20, 26, 92, 123.
Fr^re 8. P. Petit de la Pichonni^e ;
Tours, Anjou, 7 Oct. 1754, 4 Feb.
1756. Lot, II. ff. 154, 178.
Petroni; Lyon, 19 Feb. 1759. III.
f.235.
[J^r6me Ph^lypeaux, Comte de] Pont-
chartrain; Paris, 1 Jon. 1730. I. f. 96.
[Jean Frederic Ph^lypeaux], Comte de
Maurepas, Sec. of State; Versailles,
21 Jan. 1730, 9 Jan. 1740. I. f. 120 ;
II. 2. 4.
[Louis Ph^lypeaux, Comte de] St Floren-
tin [Sec of State] ; Versailles, 9 Jan.
1730, 7 Jan. 1740, 6 Jan. 1743. I.
f.ll3; U.3,61.
L'Abb^ Comte [Fran9ois Joachim de
Pierre] de Bwiis, [afterwards Car-
dinal]; Paris, 4 Oct. 1756, 23 Apr.,
4 July, 1757. II. ff. 310, 356, 357.
G[adpard] A[lexis de Plan], Bishop of
Die; n.d, UI. £ 301.
Gulia Gregori Pluquet; Rouen, 16 Nov.
1758, 9 Feb. 1759. UI. ff, 35, 230.
[L6mi Potior], Due de Gesvres ; St. Ouen,
6 — [1759]. m.f.280.
Cardinal [L^ Andrea Potier] de Ges-
vres ; Paris, Beauvais, 14 Apr., 31 Dec.
1727, 21 Mar. 1729, 7 Jan., 12 Feb.
1730, 26 Feb. 1758. 1. fll 18, 21, 68,
110, 124; IIL 3.
Comte [Maro Joseph de Pourroy] de
Lauberivi^re; Grenoble, 20 Dec 1758.
m. f. 97.
[Pierro Enmianuel de Pourroy], Chevalier
de QuinsonasLauberiviere; Grenoble,
1 Jan. 1741, 8 Mar. 1742. IL ff 22,
37, 41.
La Comtesse de Fontenoy [Louise Fran-
9oise, daughter of Matthieu de Boche*
Digitized by
236
ADDITIONAL MSS., 20,670—20,672.
foncanid. Marquis do Bayers, and wife
of Leopold de Preudhomme, Comte de
Fontenoy] ; [23 Sept. 1755]. III. f. 329.
Queriau ; Clermont Ferrand. 12 Jan.
1759. III. f. 210.
J[acque8] R[ene] Rabereul, Dean of
Poitiere; Poitiers, 31 Dec. 1758. III.
f. 178.
de Bachat ; Pay, 28 Dec 1758. UI.
f. 148.
P Bammitte, Jacobin; Angers,
8 Apr. 1756. n. f. 219.
Simon dc Raymond da Maine; Grand
Cliatellet de Paris, 18 Sept., 12 Oct.,
7 Dec. 1758, 6 Mar. 1759. m. flf. 11,
26, 47, 242, 244.
M de Ravannes [Secretary to Car-
dinal de Roban?]; Versailles, Tn-
rin, etc., 2 Jan. 1730-22 Dec. [1735].
I. flf. 102, 138, 143, 149, 154, 156, 159,
170,182, 193,211,223.
de Reart, " Agent du Clerge' exempt
du Roussillon;" Perpignan, 13 Dec.
1758. III. f. 58.
Cbevalier de Redmond; Paris, 5 Oct.
1728. I. f. 37.
Regnel, ''Chapelain de TEglise
royale de St. Quentin ;" 27 May, 1756.
II. f. 259.
The Abbess and Chapter of Remire-
mont ; 14 Nov. 1758. III. f. 29.
J[aoque8 Richier de Cerisy], Bishop of
Lombes; Lombcs, 18 Dec. 1758. III.
f.76.
[Jean Francois Joseph de Bochechonart],
Bishop Duke of Laon; Clermont, 27
May, 1756. n. f. 257.
Pperre] J[ule8] C[e8ar de Bochechouart
Montigny], Bishop of Bayeux ; Bayeux,
7 Oct. 1756. II. f. 313.
L'Abb^ Bochemore, ** Chanoine
d'Alais"; n,d. in. f. 313.
Ar[mand Gaston] Cardinal de Bohan;
Fontaineblean, efo., 27 Oct 1726-
2 Dec. 1745. I. ff. 7, 45, 75, 78, 82, 83,
88,103, 126, 130, 151, 155, 158, 160,162,
169. 175, 180, 183, 184, 186, 187, 189,
192, 190, 198, 204, 207. 209, 213, 215,
235 ; n. 12, 15, 17, 20, 26, 30, 47, 66,
75, 78.
[Armand Jules de Bohan], Arehbidbop
Duke of Beims [afterwards Cardinal] ;
Strasburg, 20 Dec. 1758. III. f. 88.
Prince [Louis] Constantin de Bohan
[afterwards Card. Archh. of Stras-
burg]; Strasburg, 23 Sept. 1756. H.
f. 302.
J[oseph Rolin de Morel de Mens], Bishop
of Viviers ; Montpellier, 25 Nov. 1756,
II. f. 342.
Henri [Marie de Rosset de Fleury],
Archbishop of Tours; Tours, 19 Dec.
1758. III. f. 84.
P[ierre] A[ugu8tin Bemardin de Bosset
de Bocozel de Fleury], Bishop of
Chnrtres; Chartref«, 14 Deo. 1758. III.
f. 66.
Jean Francois Bougei, Cure de N. Damd
de PoPtarlier ; 13 May, 27 June, 1730.
I. ff. 136, 141.
[Antoine Louis?] BouilM, [Minister of
the Marine?]; 13 Nov. [1759?]. lU.
f. 282.
Fr^ J del Rue. " General de la Con-
gregation de St. Maur Paris, 23 Dec.
1758, 5 Feb. 1759. III. ff. 1 18, 226.
Ruffin, "Cur^ du Marais k St
Malo f 20 Aug. 1756. H. f. 296.
[Charles de St Albin], Archbishop of
Cambray ; Paris, 3, 4 Mar. 1755. IL
ff. 158. 159.
J[o8eph de St. Andr^ Mamays de Ter-
cel], Bishop of Couserans; St. Lizier de
Couserans, 2 Jan. 1759. IIL f. 192.
Cecile Th^rfese de St. Ciprien, Carmelite;
Riom, 11 Aug. 1756. n. f. 292.
de St Etienne ; Mcnimieux, 29 Deo.
1758. ni.f. 156.
Sceur de St. Germain, Prioress oi
the Order of St. Dominique ; Langeac,
24 Mar. 1756. 11. f. 208.
" Mailly de Montbarey " [Fran^oise Par-
faite Thais de Mailly, wife of Alexandre
Marie Eleonor St. Mauris, Prinoe de
Montbarey]; Paris, 13 Mar. 1759. IIL
f. 261.
[Etienne Chretien] Chevalier de St Pol ;
Yalette [Malta], 14 Mar. 1740. U. f. 8.
Le Chevalier de St. Sauveur; Paris,
24 Dec. 1758. III. f. 126.
L'Abb^ de St. Sauveur, Vicar-Gene-
ral of Amiens; Carpentras, 1 Jan.
1759. ra. f. 184.
L'Abbe Charles Francois Simeon de St.
Simon Sandricourt ; n.d. IIL f. 310.
Le Bailly do Si Simon; [Sept 1736?}
I. f. 224.
Cardiual [Nicolas do] Saulx Tavanee,
Digitized by
ADDITIONAL MSS., 20,670-20,673. 237
Archbishop of Bonen; YenailleB, 11
Dec. 1758. in. f. 54.
[Ix>aiscle Sanssnie, Baron de] BavoU;
15 Aug. 1747. IL f. 89.
Camille ScifeUi; n.(?. III. f. 124.
F Serra, ** Ohanoine de Perpignan;"
Perpignan, 4 Dec. 1756, 1 Jan. 1757.
n. ff. 344, 351.
C F Bimon, Printer; Paris,
22 Mar. 1758. IIL f. 7.
P Simon, "Agent de TOrdre de
Malta;" Marseilles, 25 Feb., 8 May,
28 Sept. 1741. II. ff. 24, 28, 32.
Spinelli de Lannet ; Chollet, 9 Nov.
1756, 1 Jan. 1759. H. f. 323 ; III. 187.
Domeniqne Alexandre Squinqnin ; Mar-
seilles, 27 Feb. [1756]-6 Nov. 1756.
II. ff. 193, 223, 234, 236, 242, 276,
286, 320.
Connt Starhemberg; 18 June, . III.
f.300.
L[oxii8] M[arie de Snails], Bishop of
Acqs; Acqs, 19 Dec. 1758. III. f. 86.
Madame Tamisier de Guigneville ;
Parip, 31 Jan. 1729, 1 Jan. 1730, 1 Jan.
1740,1 Jan. 1743,1 Jan. 1744. I.ff.64,
98; n. 1,60,65.
L'Abb^ de Tuulignan; [Rome], 23 Mar.
1730. I.f.l33.
Cardinal [Henri Thiard] de Bissy;
Meaux, Paris, 1 Jan., 23 Feb., 3 Mar.
1730. I. ff:99, 128, 129.
"La Prinecsse Trivulcij," [Maria Be-
nata, daughter of Count Harracli,
and wife of Antonio, Prince of Tri-
▼nlcio]; 12 Oct., 15 Ncv. . III.
ff. 305, 307.
Le Sienr de Yaux, " Chevalier de L'Epron
d'or"; n.d. UL f. 309.
Valentin de la Haye; Portici,
Naples, 8 May, 1748-26 Aug. 1748.
II. ff. 99, 101, 104, 105. 108, 114, 118.
120, 123. 124, 126, 128, 130.
Viel ; Vannes, 17 Mar. 1759. III.
f.272.
[Louis Hector] Marechal Due de Yil-
lars; 10 Jan. 1730. L f. 114.
L' Abbe de Villegonan, Vicar-Gene-
rul of Vannes ; Vannes. 30 Dec. 1758,
15 Mar. 1759. III. ff. 172. 269.
[Charles Fran9ol8 de Vintimille], Comte
du Luc; Paris, 21 June, 1729. I.
f.77.
Jean Baptiste Vivien, of Notre Dame de
Villenenve ; n.d. III. f. 322.
L'Abbd Urvoy; n.d. IIL f. 321.
[Jean Louis] d'Usson, Marquis de Bon-
nac ; Soleure, 25 Jan. 1730. L f. 121.
20,673. Letters of various members of tlie family of Gnalterio to
Luigi Gualterio, Archbishop of Myra,e/c.; 2 May, 1723-18 June,
1757. Itcd, The writers are :
His uucle, [Card. Filippo Antonio
Gualterio?]; ff. 1, 3, 7, 9, 12, 22, 28,
33, 40, 47, etc.
His father, Giovanni Batfcisfa Count G ual-
terio; ff. 5, 20, 26, 31, 36, 43, 45, 67,
83,6(6.
His sister, Maria Crocifissa Gualteria;
Borne, ^ del Mouasterio del Umilta,"
ff. 16, 17, 19, 104, 124, 127, 132, etc.
His uncle, [Ludovico Anselmo Gual-
terio], Bishop of Todi ; ff. 38, 85, 97,
123, 126, 129, 134, 135, 136, etc.
His niece, Maria Vittoria Albergati di
Gualteria; ff. 146, 151, 172, etc.
His niece, Maria Giulia Gualteria ; Todi
8. Francesco, 17 June, 1750, f. 316.
His nephew, Luigi Gualterio; Borne,
Paper. Quarto.
Orvieto. etc., 16 June, 1750-18 June,
1757, ff. 317, 328, 330, 332, 335. 33(>,
338, 340, etc
His niece, Chiara Maria Luigia Gual-
teria; Todi S. Francesco, 23 Feb.
1731, f. 318.
Anna Maria Gusilteria to Maria Croci-
fissa Gualteria; Todi S. Francesco,
27 Mar. 1751, f. 321.
[Francesco Caraociolo], Duca di Marti-
na e Sicignano; 8icignano, 28 Apr.
1722?, f. 325.
Leonora Gualteria, niece of the Arch-
biihop of Myra; 8 June, 1752, f. 326.
Carlo Gualterio, nephew of the same;
Spoleto, Borne, 5 June, 17 Dec. 1756,
2 Mar. 1757. ff. 355, 861, 364.
Digitized by
238 ADDITIONAL MSB., 20,674-20,686.
20.674. Letters of Card. Federigo Marcello Lante, Governor of
Ancona, Papal Nuncio in France, etc., to Luigi Gualterio, Archbishop
of Myra; Ancona, Paris, Urbino, Pesaro, Eome, etc; 5 Jan. 1730-
24 July, 1767. Ital. A few only axe holograph. Paper. Quarto.
20.675. 1. " Pesaro. Nuove di diverse Corti, e paesi principali di
Europa 3 Feb.-3 March, 1739. Printed, f. 1. Among them are
two sheets of news from Spoleto ; 12, 19 Feb. 1739.
2. Letters of news from Vienna and other capitals; 30 Jan. 1740-
16 Sept. 1743. Itcd. ; with a few copies of state papers, f. 25. At
f. 151 is an original letter of Carlo Maria Mansi; Siena, 23 April,
1742.
Paper. Quarto.
20,676-20,679. Letters of Ferdinando Maria di Bossi, Archbishop of
Tarsus, to Luigi Gualterio, Archbishop of Myra, chiefly concerning
affairs of the Court of Eome ; 12 May, 1725-4 Dec. 1753. Ital. Four
volumes. Paper. Quarto. Included are also letters of; — [James
Murray] Earl of Dumbar ; Rome, 20 Apiil, 1734, 3 Dec. 1738.
Fr. 1. f. 196; II. f. 230;— the Marchioness Legnani ; 29 May
[1734], 1. f. 210;— Ignazio Marulli; Kaples, 23 March, 1745, IV.
f. 26 ; Carafa, Archb. of Filippi ; Rome, 3 May [1746], IV.
f. 140 ; — the Marquis Filippo de' Rossi, brother of the Archbishop ;
Rome, 12 Jan. 1744-15 Febr. 1751, lY. ff. 218-271. Paper. Quarto.
20.680. 1. Lp:tters of Card. [Tommaso] Ruffo to L. Gualterio, Arch-
bishop of Myra ; Bologna, Ferrara, Belpoggio, Rome, etc, ; 29 Sept.
1725-22 July, 1746. Ital. Chiefly holograph, f. 1.
2. Letters of the Abbate Marino Zampinito the same; Rome, 20 Nov.
1744^27 July, 1757. Ital. Holograph, f. 209. At f. 307 is a letter
of Card. G[ian] F[rancesco] Stoppani; Ravenna, 16 March, 1757.
Ital.
Paper. Quarto.
20.681. Letters of [Giuseppe Alessandro Furietti] to L. Gualterio,
Archbishop of Myra, relating to political affairs; 25 Jan. 1746-
1 Aug. 1747 ; with some undated. Ital, In cipher^ with decipherings,
and a key prefixed. Paper. Quarto.
20,682-20,686. Miscellaneous correspondence of Luigi Gualterio,
Archbishop of Myra; 1720-1757 ; chronologically arranged. Five
volumes. Paper. Folio. The writers are :
F[ilippo Acciaioli], Archbishop of Petra
[Papal Nuncio in Switzerland, etc^
afterwards Cardinal] ; Lucerne, Lisbon,
cfc, 18 July. 1744-24 May, 1757.
Vol. III. ff. 35. 45, 55. G3, 67, 68. 80,
85, 102, 111, 116, 120, 124, 130, 149,
174, 182, 186, 190, 195, 199. 202, 204,
207, 210, 215; V. 154. 164, 171, 183,
187, 194, 198, 202, 205, 208, 214, 218,
230, 240, 242, 248, 252, 259, 270, 282,
345, 365. 374.
Digitized
byGoogk
ADDITIONAL MSS., 80,688—20,686.
239
Card. G[ia8eppe] Accoxamboni ; Imo1a»
Perugia, 28 Oct. 1730, 30 Aug. 1733,
26 Aug. 1738. L f. 229; II. 78, 2.30.
Leopoldo AchiUi; Borne, 3 Oct 1744.
IIL f. 60.
Card. Fraooesoo Acquaviva; Rome, 13
Dec. 1743. III. f. 19.
B. Eustachio d' Afflitto; n-d [1751]. IV.
173.
The Carmelites of Aix in Provence;
7 May. 1756. V. f. 2M.
Card. A[leaBaiidro] Albani; Rome, etc.^
4 Sept. 1734-7 Deo. 1753. II. ff. 132,
231 ; III. 3, 11. 12. 14. 242 ; IV. 115,
140, 185, 194. 197, 206, 219. 269, 273;
V. 7, 14, 16, 23, 31, 66, 106.
A[nnibale] Albani, Cardinale di S.
Clemente; Rome. 5 Aug. 1728, 1 Sept.
1734. I. f. 180; II. 130.
G[iovanni] iT^rancesco Albani], Cardi-
nale di S. Cesario ; Rome, 4 May, 31
July, 1753. V.fll51,84.
Antonio Albergotti ; Rome, 7 Nov. 1725.
I. f. 98.
Alessandro Faroldi Alberoni; Rome,
3 Feb. 1731-22 Apr. 1752. n. flf. 2,
12; IV. 172, 180.
Giovanni Battista Albertini; Rome, 26
Feb., 6, 9, 16 Apr. 1751. IV. ffl 20,
28, 29, 33.
Fr^re d' Albert de Roqnevanx ; Aix,
4, 19 Sept. 1757. V. ff. 384, 386,
Card. A[le88andro] Aldobrandini. Archb.
of Rhodes ; Madrid, etc., 14 Feb. 1728-
26 Dec. 1733. I. f. 160; II. 28, 34,
39, 43, 44, 45, 49, 71, 72, 104.
The Duke of Alvito; Palazzo, 13 Jan.
1751. IV, f. 5.
The Duchess of Alvito; 21 Jan. 1751.
IV. f. 7.
The Archbishop of Amalfi; 16 Dec.
1752. IV. f. 286.
Gaetano Amato, " Sec. de' brevi a
Francifli;" 1 Sept. 1752. IV. ff. 237,239.
Antonio Ancaiani; Spoleto, 6 May, 23
May, 1752, 6 Feb. 1753. IV. fL 183,
191 ; V. 22.
Frk Vincenzo Ancaiani ; Civita Vecohia,
11 Jan. 1723. I. f. 50.
N[icolo] Antonelli, Sec. of the Holy Coll.
[afterwards Cardinal] ; Rome, 28 Dec.
1751, 16 Mar. 1752. IV. ff. 114, 163.
Emilio d'Aragona, Prince of Tanar<>;
Naples. 31 Jan. 1728. I. f. 158.
[Juan d'Aragona],^ Marques Fogliani;
Caserta, 9 Jan. 1752. IV. f. 120.
Card. C[lement] Argenvillers ; Rome, 15
Nov. 1756. V.f. 318.
[Domenico di Acquaviva], Duke of Atri ;
Madrid, 29 May, 1728. I. f. 168.
The Consuls of Avignon ; 20 Sept, 22
Nov. 1756. V.ff. 294, 320.
Alessandro Auueduti; [1751]. IV. f.48.
Lodovioo Baldeschi; Perugia, 22 May,
1753. V.f. 61.
A[iitonio] Card. Banchieri; Rome, 21
May, 1732. H. f. 61.
Giovanni Battiata Bami; Perugia, 28
Oct, 19 Deo. 1724. I. ff. 67, 72.
Filippo Basilii; Orvieto, S.Deo. 1727.
I. f. 150.
Eroolano Bassi; Perugia, 2 May-11
July, 1722. I. ff. 19, 22. 25, 33.
Bayardi; 1 Aug. 1746. IIL f. 181.
Carlo Benedra?; 5 Oct 1720. I. f. 1.
Pietro Benedettonij; Todi, 28 Feb., 14
July, 25 Aug. 1722. I. ff. 9, 40,
43.
Card. C[oruelio] Bentivoglio; Albano,
Rome, 18 Oct. 1730. 21 Nov., 12 Deo.
1731. 1.1227; U. 53, 56.
Salvadore Bianchi; Malta, 1 Sept 1744.
m. f. 39.
Lnzio Bocchi ; Jesi, 15 Mar. 1722. I. f. 10.
Emerioo Bologniori; Norcia, 19 Sept.
1750. m.f. 295.
Francescantonio Bonaventura ; Barletta,
20 Aug. 1753. V.f. 86.
Paolo [Bonaviaa], Bishop of Spoleto;
4 Jan., 15 Feb. 1752. IV. ff. 117,
147.
The Marquis Branoone; Naples,' 12 Oct
1748. III. f. 228.
n Bali Solaro di Breglio; Rome, 15 June,
1753. V.f. 72.
Frk Antonino Bremond, General of the
Order of Friars Preachers; Rome,
6 July, 1753. V. f. 81.
Fr^re Bressy; Aix, 4 Sept 1757.
V. f. 384.
Ferrante Brullini; Spoleto, 24 Apr.
1735. n. f. 178.
Giuseppe Buccarelli; 22 Aug. 1753. V.
f. 165.
Giuseppe Buccialdi ; n.d, I. f. 3.
Pier Francesco Bussi [afterwards Car-
dinal] ; Rome, 21 Mar. 1752. IV. f.
165.
/
Digitized by GooQle
240
ADDITIONAL MSS., 20,683-20,686.
Ercole Calcngnim ; Fcrrara, 4 Dec. 1726.
I. f. 135.
El SeBor de los Cameros ; Madrid, 5 June,
1728, 2 Jan. 1729. I. ff. 172, 190.
Gioan Costanzo Caracciolo di S. Bono;
Home, 18 July, 1752-29 May, 1753.
IV. ff. 220, 253 ; V. 55, 60, 64.
Martino Garafa ; Bologna, 15 Sept. 1733.
II. f.88.
Marzio Garafa, Goyernor of Fabriano;
23 Apr. 1725. 1. f. 79.
Card. P[ior] L[ui^] Cnrafa; Rome,
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, Archbp. of Chalcedonia; Lu-
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G A de Cioccliia, Arclibp. of
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Flit Giaoomo Maria [Erizzo], Bishop of
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I. f. 89.
Mond[illo Orsini], Patriarch of Constan-
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G , Archbishop of Conza ; Santan-
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Nicolas de Cordova y de la Cerda ; Ma-
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Card.P[ierMarcellino]Corradini; Rome,
2 Oct. 1728-22 Dec. 1742. I. ff. 186,
196, 224, 225 ; II. 33, 37, 55, 60, 63,
64, 65, 66, 76, 77, 105, 110, 114, 115,
134, 139, 193, 196, 211, 221, 239, 246,
247, 249, 250, 251, 256.
Card. Neri Corsini ; Rome, 25 Oct. 1730-
20 Oct. 1756. I. f. 228 ; n. 122, 197,
210,237; III. 127; V. 200,207,216,
225, 274, 275. 290, 309.
Bartolomeo Corsini; Palermo, 8 May,
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Card. Npccolo] Coscia ; Rome, 30 June,
1725. I. f. 94.
Lodovico di Costanzo; Rome, 14 Dec.
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Frk Probpero , Bishop of Cotrone ;
80 June, 1752. IV. f. 209.
Siluestro Curli; Todi, 21 Dec 1722,
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G C , Archbishop of Damascus ;
Turin, Brussels, ete., 14 Sept. 1751-
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245. 256, 263, 278, 292, 300, 305.
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Pietro Dandini; Rome, 12, 22 Jan.
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Scour Dhuet de St. Antoine, Sousprieure ;
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Francesco Discreti ; Recanati, 25 April,
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Giovanni Andrea Doria; G<:noa,29 Jan.
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Angelo Duriui; Paris, 24, 31 Dec. 1753,
28 Jan., 11, 25 Feb., 4 Mar. 1754. V.
ff. 126, 139, 141. 143, 144. 145.
C[ttrlo Francesco Durini], Archbishop
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Compiegne. 23 July, 1753. V. f 82.
Ranieri d'Elci ; Avignon, 17 Oct. 1726.
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, Archbishop of Emessa; Rome,
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Enrico Enriquez, Archbishop of Nazian-
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znm. Cardinal, Papal yimcio in Spain ;
Madrid, ete^ 21 July, 1745 - 9 Jan.
1753. III. flf. 178, 206, 304, 306; IV.
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Antonio Maria Erba [Odescalco, after-
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V. 1, 105, 124.
Tommaso [Antonio] Enialdi ; Home, 14
Mar. 1731. II. ff. 17, 18.
Binaldo d'Este ; Modena, 31 Dec. 1729.
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[Fran9oi»] Esteve, Infirmier de I'Abbaye
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Frere Exnpere, Directeur des Kcoles
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[Vittor AmadeoLuigi Ferrero di Fieachi]
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Giovanni Franoesoo Fern; Borne, 3, 7,
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201, 213, 219, 223, 235, 248, 253 ; ni. 29.
Antonio Fontana; Bome, Lyons, ete.y
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Dec. 1756, 19 Apr. 1757. m. ff. 138,
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The Prince of Francavilla; 15 Feb. 1751.
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Giovanni Fronchellini; Bome, 9 May,
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Celestino Galiano, Archbishop of Thes-
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MSS.— 1854.
in. ff. 291 ; IV. 1, 92, 180, 153,
274.
Ferdinando Galiani; Naples, 23 July,
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Francesco Galli ; n d.l.t 5.
Francedoo Maria Gatti ; Orrieto, 27 July,
1751. IV. f. 55.
Card. Antonio Zaverio Gentili; Bome,
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1735, 4 Jan., 29 Sept. 1744, 2 Jan.
1745. II. ff. 70, 106, 142; Uh 22,
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C Bishop of Geraoe; 18 Sept. 1752.
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Giovanni Baptista Ghelli; Bologns, 16
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Giuseppe Antonio Gianotti ; Orvieto,
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Pietro Giraud; Bome, 4 Sept. 1744.
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[Francesco Caraociolo], Duca di Gio-
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Card. Nicoolo Giudlce; Bome, 21 Oct.
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Card. V[inoenzo] L[udovioo] Gotti ; Bo-
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Nioolo Granata; Capua, 17, 28 Deo.
1753. V.ff. 121, 130.
[Antonio Grimaldi], Prince of Monaco;
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G[irolamo] Grimaldi» Archbishop of
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4 Nov. 1730, Bome, 7 July, 13 Nov.
1731, 27 Dec. 1732. I. ff. 211, 231 ;
n. 35, 51, 67.
Luiggia Maria Teresa Grimaldi di Mo-
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24 Dec 1734, 11 Jan. 1738, 27 Dec.
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Pier Girolamo Guglielmi ; Rome, 28 Apr.
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Cardinal Gpuseppe] R[enato] Imperiali;
Rome, 3 Mar. 28 Apr. 1786. U. flf.
202. 204, 206.
Frere Joubert; Aix. 4 Sept. 1757. V.
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YriiKi Imard, Sup^rieur d' Aries;
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Frere Andre' Imard; Aix, 4 Sept. 1757.
V. f. 384.
Bishop of laola ; 16 Mar. 1752. IV.
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Card. S[igi8mondo] di KoUonitz ; Vienna,
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Card. Prospero Lambertini, [afterwards
Pope Benedict XIV.]; Rome, 8 Nov.
1730, 3 May, 1731. L ff. 232; II.
29.
Card. F[ranceBco] Land! ; Rome, 22 Feb.
1752. IV. f. 152.
Gprolamo Spinola], Archbishop of Iao-
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c/c, 5 Jan. 1756-6 June, l757. ff. 232,
250, 258, 269, 289, 379.
T[rajano d'Acquaviva], Archbishop of
Larissa; Rome, 24 Mar. 1730. 11. f.
27.
Antonio Lasilica; Rome, 7 July, 1750.
III. f. 288.
Antonio Laurenti; Todi, 4 Dec. 1753.
V. f. 102.
Benedetto Laurenti; Todi, 23 June,
1750-5 Oct. 1751. III. ff. 277, 279 ;
IV. 21, 24, 35, 41, 74. 81.
Madalena Crocefissa Laurenti [cousin of
M. Gualterio]; Todi, 5 May, 1760.
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Paolo Laurenti ; [1753]. V. f. 131.
The Duke of Laurino ; Laurino, 20 Dec.
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L O , Archbishop of Lepanto;
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A[ntonio de* Leonardis], Bishop of
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225.
[Pier Alessandro Procaccini], bishop of
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f. 65.
Giovanni Lercari; Albano, 15 June,
1750. in. f. 271.
Grogorio Liberati; Todi, 14 Oct. 1725.
L f. 95.
Benedetto Liberati; [1753]. V. f. 135.
Friire Lieutaud; Aix, 4 Sept. 1757.
V. f. 384.
Giuseppe Livizzani[afterwards Cardinal] ;
Rome, 2 Feb., 13 May, 1745. lU. ff.
119. 146.
Antonio Lori; Rome, 2 May, 1725-11
Jan. 1727. I. ff. 80, 107, 108, 116,
123, 127, 137, 142.
D Lucci; Rome, 28 Oct. 1724. L
f. 66.
Count Maffei; Paris, 2 Jan. 1730. 1.
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Count Mahony ; 23 Feb. 1748. ni. f.
226.
Frk Tommaso Maria Mamachi; Rome,
6 July, 1753. V. f. 80.
F[erdinando Mandarini], Bishop of Op-
pido; 19 Dec. 1752. IV. f. 288.
A[ntonio Manerba], Bishop of S. An-
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V.ff. Ill, 129.
Giuseppe Manfredi; Altamora, 17 Aug.
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CttvagUone. Avignon. 4 Mar., 26 Apr.,
19 May, 16 June, 1757. V. ff. 349,
361. 369, 380.
Giovanni Felice Marcelli ; Todi, 28 June,
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Maria Isabella GualteriaMarohetti; Pis-
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Francesco Martij ; Orvieto, 28 Mar. 1722.
I. f. 14.
Angelo Loccatelli Martinelli ; Rome, 5
May, 1725. L f. 82.
B[artolomeo Massei], Archbishop of
Athens [afterwards Cardinal]; Fon-
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Fr^ MassiUon ; Aix, 4 Sept. 1757. V.
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S Missini; Avignon, 6, 29 Nov.
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Anna Rosa Monaldi del Monte; Lubri-
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Girolamo Monaldi; Naples, 28 Feb.,
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The Count of Monasterolo; 3 July, 1751.
IV. f. 49.
Pompeo del Monte; Lubriano, 4 May,
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UL f. 169.
Card. A[gapito] Mnsca ; Borne, 28 Aug.,
1 Sept. 1734. II. ff. 127, 128.
Penelope Nandini; Gesena, 11 June,
1750. III. f. 268.
Grfiuseppe Firrao], Archbiahop of Nioea ;
See Firrao.
€reroniiDO de* Nobili ; Catanzaro, 14 Jan.
1752. IV. f. 125.
JaconaoOddi; VUerbo, 19 Dec. 1724.
I. f. 73.
Gfiovanni] F[rancesco] Abbati Olivieri ;
Rome, 24, 27 Mar. 1750. 111. ft. 244, 245.
Nicolo Maria Origo; Rome, 4 May,
20 June, 1725. 20 Oct 1726. I. ff. 85,
90, 114.
Card. Domenico Orsini ; Rome, 17 July,
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265, 296, 327, 333, 337, 367.
Filippo Orsini; Solofra, Gravinn, ete.,
30 Dec. 1725, 18, 29 Aug. 1726, 2 Jan.
1728, 8, 20 Mar. 1730. I. ff. 102, 103,
104, 154, 219, 221.
Guide del Palajo ; Rome, 21 June, 1727.
I. f. 149.
Gian Francesco Pallavlcino; 12 Dec.
1753. V. f. 113.
n Balio ¥rk Francesco Parisio ; Malta,
13 Dec. 1751, 14 Feb. 1752. IV. ff.
98, 100, 145.
Carlo Parlati, " della Ck>ngregatione de'
Pii Operarii;*' Naples, 4 Sept. 1752.
IV. f. 241.
Card. M[aroello] Passari ; Rome, 12 May,
1736, 17 Oct 1739. II. ff. 209. 241.
Giuseppe Maria Passerlni; Rome, 18
Sept 1726. I. f. 106.
Card. D[omenico] Passlonei; Rome,
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13, 17, 53, 71, 78, 194, 231. 233; IV.
116, 122, 128, 138, 156, 158, 166, 177,
187,211,247,259; V. 5.
Paolo Passionei; Malta, 18 Sept. 1752.
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C[amillo] Paulucci, Archbishop of Ico-
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1724-6 Apr. 1757. I. f. 58; V. 147,
151, 156, 158, 162, 173, 197, 244, 251,
260, 261, 280, 316. 354.
Card. F[abrizio] Paulucci ; Rome, 28 Oct
1724. I. f. 63.
Alessandro Canonico Pepe; Altamura,
8 Dec. 1753. V. f. 110.
Nicolo Perolll; Rome, 19 Mar. 1745.
Ill f. 126.
Giuseppe Maria Picati; 9 Oct. 1752-
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Anna Maria Alberioi Piccolomini ; Rome,
25 Dec. 1744. III. f. 84.
[Francesco Maria Pico] Duke of Miran-
dola; Madrid, 15 Dec. 1729. I. f.
197.
Card. L[udovico] Pico [Ji Mirandola];
Rome, 12 June, 6 Nov. 1728, 13 Mar.
1734. I.ff. 177, 187; II. 112.
Card. Ftk P[ier] M[aria] Fieri; Rome,
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FrJi Gregorio di Pietrabruna; Tivoli S.
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Michele Pignieri ; [1753]. V. f. 134.
Gaotano Piobbici; Rome, 15 June, 1757.
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Dioniso Poloni; Orvieto, 2 June, 1722.
I. f. 26.
Dumiano [Polou], Archbishop of Reggio ;
II. 23 Sept 1752, 9 Oct 1753. IV. ff.
244,256; V. 95.
** Duquesa de Arcos " [Teresa, daughter
of Caspar Eiuriquez, and wife of Joa-
chim Ponce de Leon, Duke of Arcos] ;
Madrid, 1 Jan. 1729. I. f. 189.
[Carlo Loffredu] Count of Potenza;
Rome, 11 Sept 1744-15 Dec. 1752.
III. ff. 43, 57 ; IV. 31, 76, 83, 85, 89,
284.
Frfere de Privat de Molibres'; Aix, 4 Sept.
1757. V. f. 384.
Carlo Maria Questa; Rome, 9 May,
3, 10 Nov. 1725. I. ff. 86, 97, 99.
[Joseph Ragotsky], Marquis of S. Carlo ;
14 Dec. 1753. V. f. 118.
Costantino Ranieri; Perugia, 16 May,
1722. I.f. 23.
Count Bartolomeo de Rastrellij ; St Pe-
tersburg, 14 Sept. 1728, 22 Jan. 1729.
I. ff. 181, 194.
Frere Reynaud. Supe'rieur de Ta-
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Fr^ Bonayenture Reynaud; Aix, 4
Sept 1757. V. f. 384.
A[le8sandro Aldobrandini], Archbishop
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Card. F[rance6Co] Ricci; Rome, 17, 31
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Angela Dionisa Ridolfi; 16 Mar. 1722.
I. f. 11.
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Card. Domenico Riviera ; Rome, 11 Feb.
1727- 19 Feb. 1743. I. ff. 146, 147 ; II.
113, 118, 120, 124, 126, 137, 138, 143,
146, 147, 212. 220, 222, 225. 226, 227.
229, 236, 238, 243, 252, 255 ; UI. 1.
Ck>unt Ignazio Rocca; Piacenza, 27 Jan.
1727. I.f. 145.
G[iu8eppe Fmucesco Rossi], Bishop of
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AntoDio Rota; Paris, Rome, 5 Jan.
1728- 6 July, 1757. I. ff. 155 ; V. 2, 291,
298, 302. 304, 310. 311, 312, 313, 315,
319, 322, 323, 324. 331, 332, 339, 344,
847, 348, 350. 356, 363, 364, 377, 378,
881, 382.
Gpuseppe] Maria [Ruffo], Archbishop of
Capua; Naples, 14 Nov. 1752. IV.
f. 270.
Giovannina Ruffo ; S. Giuseppe de Ruffi,
24 Dec. 1753. V. f. 128.
Giovanni Battista Rufini; Naples, 26
Nov. 1751-2 June, 1752. IV. ff. 97,
139, 151, 157, 160, 168, 171, 174, 176,
193.
Biagio Antonio Ruillo; Civita Vecchia,
19 Dec. 1753. V. f. 122.
Card. B[artolomeo] Ruspoli; Rome, 12
Oct. 1730, 6 Oct., 29 Deo. 1739. I.
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Card. C[arlo] M[aria] Sacripante ; Rome,
6 Sept. 1743, 24 Apr. 1744. UI. ff. 9,
24.
Giovanni Matteo Sagreti, Vicar General
of Policastro; Lauria, 26 Sept 1751.
IV. f. 72.
Gregorio Salua; Rome, 7 Deo. 1753.
V. f. 107.
Flaminio [Danza], Bishop of S. Agata ;
St. Agata de' Goti, 12 Dec. 1752. IV.
f. 280.
Pier Guglielmo di Santa Geltrada?;
Rome, 14 Dec. 1753. V. f. 116.
The Princess of S. Nicandro; 4, 15
Dec. 1752. IV. ff. 214, 278, 282.
Alfonso Sanseverino d'Aragona ; 5 June,
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[Ludovico Sanseverino], Prince of Bi-
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Card. D[amian]. U[go] di Schonbom;
Bruchsal, 28 Feb. 1730. I. f. 217.
Card. W[olfgang] A[nnibal] de Schrat-
tenbach; Bruna, 15 Feb. 1780. I.
f. 209.
Fabrizio Serbelloni ; Malta, 4 Mar. 1730.
I. f. 218.
Antonio [Sersale], Archbishop of Ta-
mnto [afterwards Cardinal] ; Sorrento,
26 Aug. 1752. IV. f. 234.
Simonetti ; 1 Jan. 1744. III. f. 21.
Card. [Philip Joseph Louis] di Sinzen-
dorf ; Giavarino. 19 Feb. 1730. I. f. 212.
Antonio Solimano; Ferrara, 12 Dec.
1753. V. f. 114.
[Philip v.] King of Spain; Madrid. 19
Feb. 1735. II. f. 148.
Card. G[iuseppe] di Spinelli; Naples,
Rome, 20 Apr. 1744-27 June, 1752.
m. ff. 23, 25, 140, 165, 176, 184, 222.
224; IV. Ill, 205.
Carlo Ambrogio Spinola e de la Zerda ;
Madrid, 29 May, 1728. I. f. 170.
Giorgio Spinola, Card, di 8. Agnese;
Bologna, Rome, 28 Oct. 1730-12 May,
1736. I. ff. 230 ; U. 74, 108, 111, 119,
133, 144. 208.
Fortunate Stefanucci; Todi, 16 Dec
1724. I.f. 71.
** Enrico Cardinale " [Henry Stuart, Car-
dinal of York]; Rome, 7 Jan. 1752.
IV. f. 118.
Card. A[le86andro] Tanari ; Rome, 7, 18
July. 1, 12 Dec. 1752. IV. ff. 213, 224,
276, 281.
de Tavemery ; n.d. V. f. 404.
Lazzero , Archbishop of Thebes;
Florence. 22 Oct. 1726. I. f. 111.
Julius Nicolaus Tomus, Bishop of Ar-
cadiopolis ; Naples, 10 Dec. 1752. IV.
f. 279.
Romualdo Troni?; Ferrara, 20 Feb.
1751. IV. f. 17.
G , Archbishop of Tyre; Rome, 19
Oct. 1745. III. f. 188.
Ludovico Valenti; Rome, 3 July, 1753.
V. f. 76.
Anna Arveduti Vaggi; Orvieto, 6, 27
Apr. 1745, 12 June, 1751, 23 June,
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74.
Francesco Vaggi ; Orvieto, 8 Mar. 1753,
V. f. 30.
Abbate PetitoValetudo; Foggia, 22Apr.
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The Syndics of Venafro; 12 Jan. 1752.
IV. f. 135.
Antonio Venfietlini; Rome, 26 Nov.
1753. V. f. 98.
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D Angelo Yerajia ; Borne, 23 June,
1725. I. f. 92.1
Card. Gpovanni] A[ntonio] da Via;
Bimini, 10, 21 Deo. 1724, 4 May,
1728, 81 Deo. 1732, 1 Sept., 8 Deo.
1734. L ff. 70, 75, 164; IL 69, 131,
135.
Fzancifioo de Yille ; Leeoe, 24 Apr. 1722.
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G[er«rdo] A[ntoiiio Yolpe], Biahop of
Kooera ; 25 Sept., 28 Deo. 1750, 8 Feb.
1751, 1 Sept. 1752. UL ff. 298, 803;
IV. 12, 236.
Ugo Antonio Urbani; Monte Fiasoone,
29 Oct 1724. Lt6&
Antonio [Zavairone], Biflhopof Trioarioo;
14 Deo. 1753. V. t 117.
M[aroo] A[ntoDio Zoliol Bishop of
Bimini; 2 Deo. 1753. V. f. 100.
Digitized by
ADDITIONAL MANUSCRIPTS
A0QX7IBED IN THE YEAR
1855.
20.687. Account-Book of Jan Baptist de Boisscliot [or Stakenborch],
Lord of Erps near Louvain, containing a rental and other entries
relative to his lands in Brabant; 1558-1680. Dutch. At the be-
ginning are notes of births, deaths, marriages, etc., of the family to
the year 1624. Paper. In the original binding of stamped leather.
Small Quarto. .
20.688. Genealogical History of the family of Boisschot, with draw
ings of arms, seals, etc.; drawn up in proof of the right of Fran9oi8
de Boisschot, Comte d^Erps, to bear the arms of the house of
Koouere, Lords of Stackenborch, and exhibited before the [Coun-
cil of Brabant in April, 1656. Fr. On f. 2 is the note— " Ke-
ceuillees et amass^es par le Beuerend Prelat de St. Sauueur en
* Anuers, ordre de Cysteaux [Christophe Butkens,] rapport^es au
livre dixiesme des Trophies de Brabant, reposant es mains du
Seigneur d'Annoy [Alexandre Butkens] son fr^re." No account
however of the family appears in Butken's ** Trophies de Brabant,"
Liv. X. ; but a brief notice occurs in the Supplement to the edition
of 1724-26, Liv. viii. torn. iii. p. 366. Paper; xvuthcent. FoHo.
20.689. Copies of documents relative to the houses of Zierotin and
Boisschot; 1647-1768. Germ, and Fr. Sealed and authenticated by
Michael Costlunger, public notary at Vienna, in 1773. Paper.
Folio.
20.690. " Testament clos de Messire Ferdinand de Boisschot [Comte
d'Erps, etc.'] et de D[ame] Anna Maria Camudio [sa femme] en
1645, 15 7**~ " ; with their signatures on each page. Paper. Folio.
20.691. Original, and certified copies of, documents and heraldic
ADDITIONAL MSS., 30,698—20,695. 247
oolleotions relative to the family of Boissohot, between 1308 and
1787. Amongst others are the following : —
1. Letters-Patent admitting Fernando de Boissohot to the Privy-
Council at Brussels; 9 Dec. 1616. Fr. Signed by the Archduke
Albert, and the Audiencier [Lodowyk] Verreycken, f. 16.
2. Letters-Patent conferriug the title of Chevalier on Floris van den
Eechonte, Seigneur d'Aigremont; 30 Aug. 1613. Fr. With the
signatures and seals of Joseph van den Leene, A[ndr^] F[ran9ois]
Jaerens, and J[ean] J[oseph] Hatrival, Kings at Arms ; Brussels,
H March, 1735. f. 28.
3. Memoranda by Ferdinand de Boissohot, Comte d'Erps, of the births
of his children ; 1648-1668. f. 64.
The following seals also occur : — The counter-seal of the ** fichevins "
of Ghent, 1733, f. 37 b; the greater seal of Charles Theodore,
Elector Palatine, 1782, f. 40 ; the seal, with signature, of Francisco
Antonio Navarro, Secretary of State and of War in the Low
Countries, 1717, f. 45; the seal of the magistrates of Brussels,
1732, f. 60 ; the privy seal of the Emperor [Francis L], and the
seal of the Council of Brabant, 1764, f. 61. Paper; xvn-xviiith
centt. Folio.
20.692. LECTiONARiaM ex evangeliis per circulum anni. Vellum;
with illuminated initials : written in a German hand of the xith
cent., with the exception of nine leaves inserted after f. 98, the
first seven of which are in a hand the xiith, and the remaining
two in one of the xvith cent. A figure of St. Bernard carved in
ivory is let into the cover. Small Folio.
20.693. Lez Usagez et anchiez Custumez de la Counte de Guysnz ; "
with transcripts of charters from Edward III., Henry VL, etc. At
the beginning is a full "Kalendar" of contents. Vellum; xvth
cent. Small Quarto.
20394. HoBJB B. Mariaa Virginis; containing, the Calendar; — Ex-
tracts from the four Gospels ; — 0£Soes of the Virgin ; — of the Holy
Cross ;— of the Holy Ghost ; — Penitential Psalms ; — Litany ;— Ser-
vice for the Dead ; — Prayers and Commemorations of Saints. Some
of the Prayers are noted as according to the use of the Church of
M&con. Vellum ; end of xvth cent. ; with numerous miniatures of
French execution. The arms of the original possessor, at f. 34, whose
porti-ait occurs at f. 18 b, have been obliterated and replaced by those
of a subsequent possessor, whose portrait occurs in one of two later
miniatures, of Italian execution, inserted at the end. Duodecimo.
20,695. " Antiquitates Suffolcienses ; or an Essay towards recovering
some account of the Ancient Familys in the County of Suffolk,"
r
248
ADDITIONAL MSS., 20,696—20,701.
from collections made by Sir Richard Gipps, of Great Weltham.
At f. 126 b is the note : " Copied this into my 28 Vol. [now Add.
MS. 6,829] July 3, 1767. Wm.Cole." Paper ; xvmth cent Small
Quarto.
20.696. Ceremoniaua antiquorum Monachorum" — the Customs of
the Monks of Cluny, drawn up by Udalricus, a monk of that house ;
in two books. At f. 133, is a note of an eclipse of the sun in Aug.
1133. Vellum; bound in boards covered with stamped pigskin;
xith cent. Small Quarto.
20.697. 1. HiSTOiRE morale et philosophique du Jeu des Echecs " — a
French version by Johan Ferron, Friar Preacher of Paris, of the
** Liber Moralis de ludo Scacoorum " of Jacobus de Cossolis. It is dedi-
cated "a noble bomme Bertran Aubert de Tarascon," and was
commenced May 1347. f. 1.
2. Ci apres encommence. j. [un] biau traitie qtii parle de la sainte
abbaye." f. 29.
3. " Ci commence Tabre de la croix Jhesu Crist " — a French metrical
translation of the "Lignum Vitee" of St. Bonaventura. f. 32 b.
Vellum ; xivth cent. ; although at the end is the following note in a
xvthcent. hand : — '* Iste liber pertinet fratri Petro Basin, quem fecit
scribi Neauphe [? Nealpha, Nesle] dum erat ibi residens cum domina
regina Blancha [? Blanche, Queen of Navarre, 1425-1441, wife suc-
cessively to Martin, King of Sicily, and John, King of Aragon and
Sicily], cujus deus habeat animam." Beneath is written, " Ex
monasterio S. Ebrulphi [St. Evroul, in the diocese of Lisieux],
1711." Folio.
20.698. " Die Lof der Vrouwen "—a Dutch version of the " Cit^ des
Dames" of Christine de Pisan, written in 1475 at the desire of
"Jan de Baenst Biddere Heere van Sint Joris." Vellum; with
coarsely executed miniatures and illuminated initials, some of
which are unfinished, or the, spaces for them left blank. FoHo.
20.699. Lectionabium ex Evangeliis. The proper lessons for Sundays
and Saints' days according to the use of the church of Bome.
Vellum ; xvth cent. ; with illuminated borders and initials. On
f. 1 are the arms of Veilhan de Qiry. Folio.
20.700. "Breviatts out of Records in the Tower oonceminge the
authoritie of the Chauncerie," and of Bolls, Charters, Orders of
Council, ete., to the reign of James 1. Paper ; xviith cent. Folio.
20.701. " A COPY of the Becords of the Lyon Office of the Kingdom of
Scotland wrote out for [and in paii by] Alexander Nisbet, Esq.,
ADDITIONAL MSS., 20,702-20,707.
249
1721, for the publication of his System of Heraldry [publislied
in two vols. Folio. Edinburgh, 1722-1742]; interleaved with
[coloured] drawings of the Arms, and rebound by D[avid] Denehar
[Seal-engraver to the Prince of Wales at Edinburgh], 1798."-
With indexes at the end. Paper ; xviiith cent. Folio,
20.702. Hereberti *de Boseham Liber Melorum una cum Homilia
de Beato Thoma Cantuanensi, Archiepiscopo et Martyre." The
homily is followed by the Constitutions of Clarendon. A tran-
script, made in 1845 by P. Madelin, from a MS. of the xiiith cent,
at Arras ; with inser'Jons in the handwriting of the Bev. John Allen
Giles, copied from MS. No. CXLVI. at Corpus Christi Coll., Oxford.
Paper. Small Quarto.
20.703. ''CoNSOLATio Plutarci ad ApoUonium de morte filii, per
; Alamannum Binuccinum Latine facta;" addressed to Cosmo do'
Medici, on occasion of the death of his younger son, Giovanni,
in Nov. 1463. Paper; xvth cent. In a stamped binding of the
xvith] cent., probably German, bearing a coat of arms on one
side, and on the other a salutation between a gallant and a lady.
Octavo.
20.704. Album of Charlotte de Straten, containing verses, mottoes, eto.,
mostly in French^ but a few in LcAin, autograph signatures and
arms, chiefly of members of Brabant families, and allegorical and
mythological drawings ; 1595-1599. Among the arms and inscrip-
tions are those of: — Philippe de Croy,Duc d'Arschot, f. 13 b ; Jeane
de Bloys, Duchesse d'Arschot, f. 14 ; and Philippe de Lannoy, f 15 b.
Paper ; in the original binding, stamped widx the words " Espoir
me oonforte Chaerlotte de Straten" and the date 1594. Paper.
Oblong Octavo.
20.706. " A Journal of my Travels," kept by an English gentleman
travelling in the Netherlands and on the Bhine, 24 June-20 Aug.
1691 ; containing observations on churches, works of art, ete., with
copies of Latin inscriptions from CWves, Cologne, Utrecht, and
other places. Paper. Duodecimo.
20,709. " The History of the Lives and Actions of Thomas Cromwel,
Earl of Essex, and his Descendants," down to the extinction of the
title in 1687; by Arthur Collins. Paper; xviiithcent.; from the
library of Horace Walpole. Small Quarto.
20.707. ^ Description et Belation de tout ce qui a 6t4 Mi et de ce qui
s'est passe k Toccasion du Manage de Louis Auguste, Dauphin de
France [Louis XVI.], avec Marie Antoinette Josephe Jeanne, Arohi-
duchesse d'Autfiche [le 16 Mai, 1770]. Par M. De la Fert^ Inten-
250
ADDITIONAL MSS., 20,708-20,715.
dant des Menus," containing full programmes of the f<§te6 and
solemnities, with lists of officials and guests. Paper; circa 1770.
Quarto.
20.708. A SIMILAR account of the marriage of Louis XVII L, as Comte
de Provence, with Marie Princesse de Savoie ; 1771 ; by the same.
Fr. Paper. Circa 1771. Quarto.
20.709. Common-place book of agricultural rules and pveterinary re-
scriptions, in the handwriting of William Lambard, author of
" Archaionomia/* etc., with a few additions by a later hand. Eng,^
Fr., and Lat Extiacted chiefly from an old French work, in-
titled " Du gaignage des terres;" belonging to Matthew Parker,
Archbishop of Canterbury, in the year 1571. Paper; circa 1571.
Duodecimo.
20.710. Accounts of Irish imports and exports, 1692-1697. Paper.
Large Folio.
20.711. Copy of Letters-Patent of Charles IL, granting to Nicholas
Bourke, Esq., lands in County Clare, in Ireland ; 7 June, a® 30 [1678].
Paper ; xviith cent. Oblong Folio.
20.712. 1. Survey of Bunratty Barony, co. Clare, f 1.
2. Schedule of lands claimed by Col. Daniel G'Bryen [afterwards
3rd Viscount Clare] in the counties Clare, Galway, and Limerick,
Paper ; written about a.d, 1665. Oblong Folio.
20.713. SuBVET of lands in go. Clare, temp. Car. I., aiTanged under
baronies and parishes, the principal proprietors being the Earls of
Thomond and Inchiquin, Viscount Clare, and other members of the
family of O'Brien. Paper ; copy made in the xixth cent. Folio.
20.714. Surveys of lands, and other papers, chiefly relating to co.
Clare. Among them are the following: — Proportions of county
rates at various periods, to the beginning of the xixth cent, t 70 ;
Lists of castles and Chieferies " of the Earl of Thomond in the
Barony of Ibrican and parish of Inchycronan respectively, the latter
dated 17 Sept. 1707, f- 86; "An Alphabetical Ketum of the Pa-
tentees of this County " [of Clare], f. 90 ; Papers relating to the
Irish estates of James, Duke of York, f. 94 b. Paper ; xvit-xvnith
centt. Polio.
20,716. MisccLLAiYEOUS papers, chiefly relating to a branch of the
&mily of Boche settled in Cork, with a few relating to the family
of Crosbie, of King's County. The Eoche papers are letters, etc.^
connected with the mercantile firm of Boche and McGrath, 1732-
f. 27.
ADDITIONAL MSS., 20,716-20,719. 261
1749 ; with a few original documents, of the xvith and xviith cen-
turies, relating to lands held by the family near Cork. The Crosbie
papers consist chiefly of tradesmen's bills, 1723-1763. Paper;
xvi-xixth centt. Folio.
20,716. Letters and papers relating to Irish affairs, 1686-1708, viz, :
1 . Frederic Hamilton to John Franckes, Commissary of Musters ;
London, 20 Feb. 1686, 4 Nov. 1687, 18 Dec. 1788, ff. 1, 3, 5.
2. Luke King [of Marshal Schomberg's army] to the same ; 23 Oct.
1689-27 July, 1691, ff. 7, 9, 11, 13, 15.
3. Thomas Norres to ; Dublin, 4 July, 1690, f. 17.
4. Copy of articles for the capitulation of Limerick, 3 Oct. 1691,
5- ** Disburcementes for the Earle of Inchyquyn about O'Brien's
Bridge," 1699, f. 22.
6. Petition of Thomas Eeightly, relating to the lands of Castlemartin,
CO. Kildare; circa 1700. f. 23.
7. Letter from Bichard Wilson to Sir Theobald Butler, Knt., 26 Aug.
1708, f. 25.
Paper. Folio.
20.717. Notes, partly in the hand of the Chevalier Thomas O'Gorman,
copies of letters, etc., on subjects connected with the early history
and poetry of Ireland, with extracts in prose and verse ; followed
by pedigrees of the O'Neiles, O'Briens, O'Gradys, and others, 1765-
1812. At f. 15 is an original letter in French, from — Barrett, Pr^tre,
to Thomas O'Gorman, Ennis, 15 Feb. 1765. The latter portion of
the papers appears to have belonged to Thomas Steele, of Cullam
Castle, CO. Clare. Paper. Folio.
20.718. " A Translation of the old Irish Book called Caithreim Thoir-
dhealbhaigh, or the exploits of Torlagh;" comprising events in
Thomond or North Munster, from about 1172 to 1318. " Written
origenally in the year of Christ 1459 by John, son of Rory McCrath,
Chief Antiquarian to the princely family of the Dalcassians." On
the fly-leaf is a note by Eugene Curry, July, 1855, stating that the
MS. is chiefly in the handwriting of Peter O'Connell, but partly in
- that of Theophilus O'Flannagan. Paper; end of xvmth cent.
Folio.
80.719. 1. Extract *• from Dr. O'Sullivan's Copy of the book of Glen-
dalogh;" with a note by Eugene Curry, July, 1855, certifying
it to be in the hand of Maurice 0 'Gorman, and written about
1784. Irish. Imperfect at the end, f. 1.
2. " Extracts and translations from the book of Leinster in " the
handwriting of Peter O'Connell, author of the MS. Irish-English
f. 18.
252
ADDITIONAL MSS., 20,720—20,723.
Diet., about a.d. 1800." Irish and Eng. Imj^fect at the beginning
and end. f. 10.
3. Accounts of gifts made by ancient Irish kings to their tributaries,
and of the rents and privileges claimed in return. Imperfect at
the end. f. 19.
4. Satirical verses ** written on the front of a mock Castle, erected by
[John Boyle], the [5th] Earl of Orrery, near the antient Palace of
the great and Illustrious O'Neill of TY^one with other verses in
answer. The name of L. 6. O'Neill is appended to the introduc-
tory notice, f. 31.
Paper; xviiith cent. Folio.
20.720. Petition of the Mayor, Bishop, and Corporation of Limerick
to the Loi ds J ustices of Ireland, complaining of riotous conduct on
the part of Major Chaytor and other officers, dated 27 Oct. 1710 ;
with other papers on the same subject. Among them is a holograph
account of the affair by Tho[mas Smyth, Bishop of] Limerick,
27 Oct. 1710, f. 11 ; and a letter from J. Dawson, on the part of the
Lords Justices, to E. Southwell; Dublin Castle, 2 Nov. 1710,
£15. Paper ; xvmth cent. Folio.
20.721. Accounts of the public revenues, 1686-1699 ; tabulated under
various headings. On f. 32 b is an " Abstract of a proposal for the
more speedy and advantagious Payment of the debts of this king-
dome." Paper ; beginning of xvuith cent. Small Quarto. * ^
20.722. Some Eemarks on Cardinall Mazareene*s N^otiation of the
Pyrenean Peace in 1659, chiefly for what then related to England ;
and as now appears from his owne Letters, printed in 2 parts, in
1690 and 1693 ;" by, and in the autograjph of Sir Robert SouthweU,
Secretary of State for Ireland, etc.^ dated Eingsweston, Oct. 1698.
Paper. Folio.
20.723. Miscellaneous Autograph Letters, efc, 1559-1834, tfiz. :
1. [Sir] William Davenant to the Prince [llupert] ; Haleford, 13 June,
1644, f. 20.
2. Warrant signed by Charles IL for the payment to Colonel John
Churchill [afterwards Duke of Marlborough] of £288 Ss.; White-
hall, 21 Oct. 1676. Countersigned by Matthew Lock [Seoretary-at-
War], f. 22.
3. [Eev.] Walter Harte [Vice-Principal of St. Mary's Hall, Oxford,
Canon of Windsor, etc.'] to William Archer ; London, 9 Feb. 172f ,
f.24.
4. M[ark] A[kenside] to David Fordyce; n.d., f. 26.
5. Thomas Cooke [Translator of Plautus, etc.] to ; South Lambeth»
' 1 Oct. 1745, f. 28.
6. [Bev.] George Crabbe to F. Ohantrey ; 11 Deo. 1822, f. 30.
ADDITIONAL MSS., 20,724-20,727. 253
T.^'Hohenlinden, a FragmeiiV* by lliomas Campbell. Autograph?
I 32.
8. Bernardin de Saint Pierre to , ** Citojen Ministre," asking for
assistance from Government; Paris, 28 fructidor, an 10 [15 Sept.
1802]. Fr. f. 34.
9. Acquittance from Edmnnd Burke to Messrs. Robert and James
Dodaley for fifty guineas in conbideratioii of the copy of a book
entitled ' An account of the European settlement in America "
o Jan. 1767, f.35.
10. Lines from " Faust," in the handwriting of Johann Wolfgang von
Goethe, with a letter from his servant. Fried rich Krausse, certifying
the authenticity of certain articles which belonged to his late master ;
dated Weimar, 27 Jan. 1834. Germ. f. 36.
11. [Bernardo] Tasso to Sperone Speroni; Vinegia, 19 Aug. [15]59;
with the draft of Speroni's reply. Ital. f. 39.
Paper. Folio.
20.724. Notes on trees ; in the handwiiting of William Oldys, Norroy
King-at-Arms. Paper; xviiith cent. Duodecimo.
20.725. Notes on birds; in tbe handwriting of Will. Oldys; 1715.
Paper. Duodecimo.
20.726. Papers relating to the Patent of Druiy Lane Theatre, etc, ;
viz, :
1. "Mr. Killigrewes abstract of title to the Playhouse, from 14**
Car. 2'" to 1684," f. 1.
2. " The Petition of Charles Killigrew " to the Queen [1709 ?], f. 16.
3. Petition of the comedians under the patentees to the Queen;
July, 1709, f. 20.
4. Petition of Lord Guilford, John, Lord Hervey, and others, claim-
ing under the patents of the theatres, to the Queen [1709 ?], f. 22.
6. Copy of report of the Attorney and Solicitor General on tbe above
petition; 8 Nov. 1711, f. 24.
6. Copy of order from [Henry Grey, Marquis of] Kent [Lord Cham-
berlain], limiting the performance of plays to the theatres of Drury
Lane, Dorset Garden, and the Haymarket; 31 Dec. 1707, f. 36.
7. Petitions from Charles Killigrew and others to the Queen and to
[ ? the Lord Chamberlain] for the payment of arrears of wages due
to them as servants of the late Queen Dowager [Catherine, widow of
Charles II., d. Dec. 1705], f. 37.
8. Li&t ot* persons that have lodgings in Somerset house [1705 ?] f. 41.
Paper ; xviiith cent. Folio.
20.727. " Sermokes Dominicales per annum ;" compiled by John
Felton, Fellow of Magdalen College, and Vicar of St. Magdalen's
254
ADDITIONAL M8S., 20,728— 20,733,
without the walls, Oxford ; with an index of subjects at the end.
Vellum ; xvth cent. Small Quarto.
20 J28. Sixty-one coloured drawings of Dutch military costume and
musket exercise. Paper ; xvinth cent. Quarto.
20.729. Manual of Prayers, in Dutch^ for each day in the week.
Vellum ; xvith cent. ; with^ numerous miniatures of coarse execu-
tion. In the original stamped leather binding, with silver clasps.
Octavo.
20.730. Eight letters from Thomas second Lord Lyttleton to Wilson
Aylsbury Roberts ; Sept. 1777-Sept. 1779. Paper. Small Quarto.
20.731. 1. Paper endorsed "[Anne Hyde] Dutchesse of Yorke's Motives
to change her Religion," dat. St. James, 20 Aug. 1670; with the
following note by John Evelyn, "This Paper was found in my
Lord of Ossory's [one of the witnesses to the marriage of the
Duchess] study after his discease, and communicated to me by the
Bishop of Rochester, 1682," f. 2.
2. Two letters from Queen Mary, wife of William III., to [Frances
Lumley], Countess of Scarborough; Kensington, 29 July 1692,
and Whitehall, 9 Aug. 1644. Holograph, ff. 6, 8.
3. Letter from the Princess Augusta [wife of Frederic, Pnnce of
Wales] to [Frances Lumley-Saunderson] Countess of Scarborough ;
Leicester House, 26 Oct. 1745 : with a postscript by the Prince
of Wales announcing the birth, on the same day, of his fourth son
[Henry Frederic, Duke of Cumberland]. Holograph, f. 10.
Paper. Folio.
20.732. Correspondence relating to Christ's Hospital, and more par-
ticularly to the mathematical foundation there, between Samuel
Pepys, Secretaiy of the Admiralty, and the following persons, from
March 169| to Aug. 1695, viz, : — Nathaniel Hawes, Treasurer of the
Hospital, ff. 3, 9, 14, 70, 81 b, 122, 133, 137; S. Hunter, ff. 6, 55;
John Beeves, ff, 13, 71, 155; Sir John Moore, President, f. 19;
William Parrey, ff. 20, 31, 153 ; Major T. Aungier, ff. 24-29, 33,
36, 41-53, 59-72, 78, 82, 84, 87-94, 96-101, 104-111, 117, 124, 126,
130, 135, 142-151; [Sir] Matthew Andrews, ff. 38, 125; Sir H.
Shere, f. 68 ; 01[iva] Vavasour [widow of Sir Will. Vavasour, Bart.],
f. 75 ; Sa[muel] Newton, Mathematical Master at Christ's Hospital,
ff. 102, 112, 120, 138-141, 158. Paper. Folio.
20.733. Correspondence of John Almon, author, editor, and publisher,
1766-1805. The TVTriters are as follows : —
T. P. Audrewa [proposing the publica- C. B[radford] ; n.d. f. 8.
tion of "A Letter to Jamtfl Macpher- John Bell [publisher]; 5 Feb. 1789,
son, Esq.," which appeared auony- f. 10.
moufily in 1779] ; 16 Apr. 1775, f. 6. [Admiral John Blankett] ; n.d. f. 12.
ADDITIONAL MSS., 20,733—20,743.
255
[? Harry Paulet, 6th Duke of] Bolton:
n.d. f. 15.
[ ? Augustus John Hervej, 3rd Earl of
Bristol] ; n.d. f. 16.
Richard Brocklesby [M.D.]; 1 and 4
Sept. 1781, ff. 17, 18.
T. Brocklebank; 25 Jan. 1812, f. 20.
[Sir] James Caldwell, 17 Dec. 1779, f. 21.
Na. Calvert ; n.d, f. 28.
[Charles Pratt, 1st Lord] Camden; 13
Apr. 1778. Copy. f. 29.
G. H. Cavendish; 29 Apr. 1784, f. 31.
Acton Cliaplin; 5 Sopt. 1782, f. 33.
R. Muilman Trench Chisweli ; 25 Jan.
1780. f. 34.
John Debrett; 14 June, 1794, 16 June,
1795, ff. 36, 37.
Thomas de Grey; 22 July, 1778, f. 38.
William Ginger; 28 Mar. 1784, f. 41.
W. Goodeve; 5 Sept. 1788, f. 43.
George Nugent Grenville [cr. Marquis
of Buckingham, 1784] ; n.d. f. 49.
J. Halsey ; 28 Mar., 26 Apr. 1784, ff. 51,
53.
GUbert Ironside ; 17 Feb. 1779, f. 55.
[Ralph Izard] ; 4 Aug. 1776, 16 Oct 1777,
ff. 57, 59.
John Kennion; 12 Oct., 27 Dea 1778,
ff. 61, 63.
John Kent ; 6 Oct. 1778, f. 65.
John Lloyd ; 1775-1776, ff. 67-79.
Joseph Marshall ; 25 Dec. 1771, f. 80.
J. Matta ; 29 July, 1800, f. 82.
[Francis] Ma seres [F.R.9., Carsifor
Baron of the Exchequer]; 19 Oct
1776, f. 84.
[Harvey Morres, Ist] Viscount Mount-
morres; 1771, 1772, ff. 86-99.
W. Nicoll ; n.d. f. 100.
George Pembroke; 1 July, 1777, f. 101.
Samuel Petrie [to Mr. Wilkes]; 24 Sept.
1776, f. 108.
Edmund Power; 22 Aug. 1804, f. 104.
Thomas Pownall [Governor of New Jer-
sey, ete.] ; n.d. ff. 106-112.
Thomas Powys; 7 Nov. 1787, f. 115.
Matthew Robinson [afterwards 2nd Lord
Rokeby]; 11 Jan. 1777, f. 113.
John Romans ; 4 Apr. 1778, f. 117.
Joseph Squire [to John Wilkes] ; 24 Feb.
1770, f. 119.
John Sykes; 1778-1780, ff. 121-130.
W. W.; Norwich, 14 Jan. 1778, f. 132.
[William de Grey] Lord Walsingham ;
15 Apr. , f. 134.
[George Greville] Earl of Warwick;
80 Mar. , f. 136.
[Philip, 7th Visct] Wenman; 7 June,
1778, f. 137.
Jo. Wharton; n.d.; ff. 138, 140.
S. Wharton ; 20 Mar. 1779, ff. 141, 143.
Her. Williamson; Philadelphia, 11 Dec.
1766, f. 145.
W. WoodfaU, Junior; 12 Aug. 1792, f. 147.
[Sir] George Yonge [Bart] ; 3 Jan. 1778,
f. 148.
At the end are a few anonymous letters, and at the beginning a few
drafts of letters from John Almon to Mr. Phillips, Mr. Hawes, and
his son.
Paper. Folio.
For de9cripii<m8ofNo8. 20,734-20,738, see the Catalogue of Oriental MSS.
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up at the King's special command by Chr. Barnard, Deputy Eemem-
brancer of the Exchequer ; Aug. 1671. Lat, Paper. Folio.
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20.742. Assessment of taxes to be levied upon the several hundreds
in CO. Norfolk. Lat. Vellum ; xivth cent. Folio.
20.743. Hevertnglondi Custumarium, ibidem factum per Simonem
Digitized by
256
ADDITIONAL MSS., 20,744—20,757.
Draper, cte., anno regni Regis Ricardi Socnndi sexto" [1382-3]:
Gustumary of the manor of Heveringland, in the hundred of
Eynsford, co. Norfolk, then in the possession of Elizabeth, widow
of Sir Roger Gyney. Vellum ; xivth cent. Oblong Folio.
20.744. Court-Books of the manors of Heveringland, Mountjoye and
UJstones, oo. Norfolk, 1615-1648. Latin. At the end are several
letters relating to the manors, and collectors' receipts from 1604 to
1675. Paper ; xviith cent. Folio.
20.745. Terrier of Metton, co. Norfolk, drawn up 28 Sept. 43 Eliz.
[1601]. Lat. At f. 25 is a list of sums paid by the several places
in the hundred of Eynsford for a subsidy, 43 Eliz. ; and at f. 27 is a
copy on vellum of a deed of revocation by Sir Thomas Hime,
Knt., Lord of the manor of Heveiiagland ; Sept. 1629. Paper ;
xviith cent. Folio.
For descrijttians of Nos. 20,746, 20,747, see the Catalogue of Oriental MSS.
20.748. Specimens of penmanship, executed by Johann Heer, of
Nuremberg, 1592. Vellum. Oblong Octavo.
20.749. Die ordenlichen Beschreibung des grossen herrn Schiessen
.... des gehalten worden ist in dem March zw Otnshaimb" —
account of the establishment of the Society of Rifle-shooters at
Ottenheim, 1572, by Hans Adam and Wilhelm Jorger, Counts of
Tolleth ; with coloured di-awings of their arms, and of the banners,
etc., of the Society. Paper ; xvith cent. Folio.
20.750. Commission from Aloysio Mocenigo, Doge of Venice, to Iseppo
Pizzamano as Podestii of Bugei ; 24 Oct. 1571. Ital. Vellum. In
the original binding, of an oriental character, with sunk compart-
ments, having on one side the lion of St. Mark, and on the other
the arms of Pizzamano. Octavo.
20.751. Notes on the Geography of Ptolemy, by John Holmes, r.S. A.,
Assistant-keeper of MSS. in the British Museum ; with notices of
MS. copies and printed editions of the work. Paper ; xixth cent.
Folio.
20.752. 20,753. Notes on early manuscript maps, by John Holmes,
F.S. A In two volumes. At £ 59, vol. i., is inserted a catalogue
of MS. charts and maps in the Vatican library, communicated by
Miss E. Swann to Captain Wa-hington, R.N., in 1840. Paper;
xixth cent. Small Quarto.
20,764-20,767. Notes and sketches of arras found in manuscripts in
the British Museum, the Bodleian Library, the Fitzwilliam Museum
at Cambridge, the National Libi-ary at Paris, etc. ; by John Holmes,
ADDITIONAL MSS., 20,768-20,764.
257
F.S.A. In four volumes. Vol. I., cont^ns French coats; Vol. II.
Italian ; Vol. IIL English, Spanish, German, and Flemish ; and Vol.
IV. unidentified and uncertain arms. Paper ; xixth cent. Small
Quarto.
20,758. A List of Venetian Ducali [1367-1 794] in the British Museum,
the National Library at Paris, and various private collections,
with sketches of arms, descriptions of medals of Doges, etc,;
hy John Holmes, F.S.A., with later additions in the handwriting of
Sir Frederic Madden. Paper ; xixth cent. Folio.
20,769. "A Catalogue of the relations made by Venetian Ambas-
sadors on their return from their embassies, and addressed to the
Doge and Senate of Venice, together with some relations by other
Ambassadors, arranged (chronologically) under the respective coun-
tries ; with an alphabetical index of the writers' names. By
J[ohn] H[olmes, F.S.A.] " At f. 69 is a description of Egerton MS.
1087, followed by " A List of Eelazioni, etc. in the library of the
Rev. Walter Sneyd," in Mr. Sneyd's handwriting, and ** Relazioni
belonging to Mr. Matthews, one of the Tithe Commissioners."
Paper ; xixth cent. Folio.
20,760. A List of Venetian Ambassadors to England, 1502-1763,
with some account of their relations, by John Holmes, F.S.A. :
printed; [See Relation of England ; Camden Society, 1846], with
MS. additions by Mr. Holmes ; and two letters addressed to him by
the Rev. Walter Sneyd, 21 Nov. [1846], f. 1, and Sir Charles Young,
Garter King at Arms [? 1846], f. 22. Paper; xixth cent. Small
Quarto.
20,781. A Catalogue of French Ambassadors to England, 1361-1700,
by John Holmes, F.S.A., in his own handwriting; with a printed
portion of the same from the " Gentleman's Magazine " for Nov. and
Dec. 1840 ; followed by a MS. notice on the French Ambassadors
of the 18th cent., and other notes. Paper ; xixth cent. Folio.
20.762. Notices of French Ambassadors to England, 1381-1762, with
references to manuscripts, chiefly in the British Museum, by John
Holmes, F.S.A. Paper ; xixth cent. Octavo.
20.763, 20,764. A Catalogue of French Ambassadors to England,
1327-1841 ; with notes on some of the early negociations between
the two countries ; by John Holmes, F.S.A. In two volumes. In
Vol. I. are inserted two notes addressed to Mr. Holmes, — by the
Chevalier [Peter Olaf] Brondsted, of Copenhagen, n.d, f. 38 ; and
Dr. John Lingard, the Historian; 28 Aug. 1841, f. 70; and in Vol.
II. ff. 1, 105, are two insertions in the handwriting of Francis
MSS.— 1856. s
258
ADDITIONAL MSS., 20,766-20,774.
S. Thomas, Secretary of. the Public Record Office. Paper; xixtb
cent. Small Quarto.
20.766. 20,766. A Catalogue of English Ambassadors to Foreign
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the beginning is a letter from F[rancis] S. Thomas, Secretary of the
Public Record Office; — Dec. 1840. Paper; xixth cent. Quarto.
20.767. " Catalogue dee CEuvres de Christine de Pisan," with refer-
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National Library at Paris and the libraries of Bruges and Brussels;
by John Holmes, F.S.A. Paper ; xixth cent. Small Quarto.
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Morley ; preceded by actable of his pedigree ; by John Holmes, F.S.A.
Paper ; xixth cent. Small Quarto.
20.769. A Catalogue of the letters of Henry IV., of France, in
the various MS. collections of the British Museum, arranged chro-
nologically from 1569 to 1609 ; by John Holmes, F.S.A. Paper ;
xixth cent. Small Quarto.
20.770. " A Collection of notes on Nicholas Wotton, 'D.D., Dean
of York and Canterbury (great-uncle of Lady Jane Grey and
Sir Henry Wotton);" by J[ohn] H[olme8, F.S.A.] Paper; xixth
cent. Folio.
20.771. Notes on treatises entitled "Specula," whether on religious
or profane subjects, taken chiefly from Manuscripts in the British
Museum ; by John Holmes, F.S.A. Paper ; xixth cent. Folio.
20.772. "Bibliographical Notes on the Secretum Secretorumj falsely
attributed to Aristotle, on works to which it gave rise and on
some others of a similar nature ; by J[ohn] H[olme8, F.SA.], ISSS.**
Paper. Folio.
20.773. " Bibuographical Notes — J[ohn] H[olmes, F.S^A.] containing
a Paper read before the Society of Antiquaries, 8 Feb. 1838, on the
love of Henri IV. for the Princesse de Cond^, and numerous mis-
cellaneous notes, illustrative of legendaiy, historical, and biogra-
phical subjects, with a few pedigrees and arms in trick. Paper ;
xixth cent. Folio.
20.774. Miscellaneous Bibliographical Memoranda, by John Holmes,
F.S.A. ;— -containing, among other papers, his controversy [with
Marie Armand Pascal d'Avezac, Chef de Bureau in the French Min-
istry of Marine] on the Cartes Catalanes " in 1840 ; with letters
on the subject from Bolton Comey, Thomas Watts, of the British
Museum, Captain John Washington, R.N., and Edm^ Fran9ois
Jomard, Ingenieur Geographique. That of M. Jomard is acoom-
ADDITIONAL MSS., 80,776—20,778.
259
panied by a tracing of the circular exterior band of one of the
maps in the "Atlas Catalan," flf. 39-68.
Among the remaining contents are notes on the pedigrees of Howard
and Beeoher, fL 1-21 ; on the Ceesar Papers, f. 59 ; on the various
versions of the last speech of John Dudley, Duke of Northumberland,
£ 70; on a MS. on Hawking, with a letter from the owner,
W. J. Broderip, 20 Oct. 1846, f. 79; and on the works of Qrost^te,
Jean de Menu, etc.
Paper ; xixth cent. Polio.
20.775. Transcript of a metrical English version of Boccaccio's tale of
Guiscard and Ghismonda [or Sigismunda. See Decameron, Night
IV. Story 1], entitled " Legenda Sismond," from Add. MS. 12,524,
where it is inserted at the end of a copy of Chaucer's ** Legend of
Ladyse," and stated to be written by Gilbert Banester "at the
mocioune off John Eaynere preceded by notices of the various
versions of the story, by John Holmes, F.S. A. Paper ; xixth cent.
Folio.
20.776. " YiTJE du8B ThomsB Archiepiscopi Cantuariensis," The first
Life is that by Edward Grim, and is transcribed from Arundel MS.
27 ; the other is by John of Salisbury, from Cott. MS. Claudius
B. n. They are preceded by introductory notes upon the various
biographies of Becket, by John Holmes, F.S.A. Paper; xixth
cent. Folio.
20.777. " The Fathers of the Church chronologically arranged,** with
an Introduction and a list of editions of their works; by John
Holmes, F.S.A. Paper ; xixth cent. Folio.
20.778. Miscellaneous autographs, 1603-1701, viz.:
1. Warrant from *♦ the Nobilitie and others assembled at Whytehall,"
to the Lord Treasurer Buckhurst to pay to Mr. Montpesson, one of
the •* Quyries " of the Royal Stables, the sum of £100 to defray the
expenses of horses, etc., for tbo journey of the King [James], from
Berwick to London; 3 April, 1603. Signed by John [Whit-
gift], Archbishop of Canterbury, [Sir] Thomas Egerton, Lord
Keeper, T[homas Sackville, Lord] Buckhurst, Lord Treasurer,
E[dward de Vere, Earl of] Oxford, Lord Chamberlain, [Charles
Howard, Earl of] Nottingham, Lord Admiral, the Earls of Shrews-
bury, Worcester, Butland, Sussex, and many others, f. 1.
2. C[harle8] Fairfisix to his fether, Thomas, 1st Lord Fairfax; 29 Jan.
163f, f. 3.
3. The Rev. Robert Moore, Rector of Guiseley, co. York, to [Thomas]
Lord Fairfax of Denton ; Giesley, 29 Sept 1633, f. 4.
4. F[rancis, 5th Lord] Willoughby [of Parham] to Sir Thomas Fairfax ;
23 Oct. [1643], f. 5.
s
2
260
ADDITIONAL MSS.. 20,778-20,784.
5. The same to [Ferdinando, 2nd] Lord Faii-fex; 14 Dec. 1644, f. 7.
G. Colonel Henry Why te, Governor of Beaumaris, to Prince Rupert ;
21 Dec. 1644, f. 9.
7. Order from the Committee of Parliament for Revenue, for the
payment to Benj. Valentine, M.P., of the sum of £18 for his weekly
allowance for 6 weeks; 11 June, 1647. Signed by A[lgemon
Percy, Earl of] Northumberland, J[ohn] Glynne, W — Ashurst,
Denis Bond, and Thomas Hoyle, f. 11.
8. Ralph, Lord Hopton, to Piince Rupert ; Hellford-Sluice, 22 Dec.
1648, f. 13.
9. H[enry, 4th Lord] Fairfax, to Frances, his wife ; 22 March, — , f. 14.
10. Petition of Simon Pendrell, second son of Richard Pendrell [of
Boscobel], to the King [Charles II.] ; with the latter's reference of
the same to the Lords of the Treasury ; Whitehall, 22 Oct. 1682,
signed by L[eoline] Jenkins, f. 15.
11. B[rian] F[airfax] to his brother, Henry, Lord Fairfax; London,
6 Feb. 168}, f. 18.
12. S[arah Churchill, Countess, afterwards Duchess, of] Marlborough,
to the Duchess of Ormonde ; 14 July [1702], f. 20.
Paper. Folio.
20.779. Original letters in French addressed to Queen Elizabeth by
members of the Royal Family of France, viz. :
1. Henry [afterwards Henry III. of France] ; Paris, 3 Nov. 1572, f. 2.
2. Catherine [de' Medici, widow of Henry IL] ; Paris, 3 Nov. [1572],
9 Feb. 1573, flF. 4, 10.
3. Charles [IX. of France] ; Paris, 18 Nov. 1572, 9 Feb. 1573, ff. 6, 8.
4. Petition of Yuon Longues, Captain of " La Fautasie," to Queen
Elizabeth ; n.d. Fr. f. 12.
Paper. Folio.
20.780. The History of England, by Thomas Gordon. Imperfect;
containing the reigns of William I. and IL, Henry I., Stephen,
Henry II. and IIL, Edward II. and III., and James I. Paper ;
xviuth cent. Folio.
Presented by Sir Walter C, Trevdyan, BarL^ who has prefixed a note on
the history of the volume.
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20,783 B. Draft of letter from Salomon Negri, of Damascus, to
Frederic Eostgoord ; n.d. Lat, Imperfect. Paper. Quarto.
Presented hy Dr. W. H. Scott.
20,784. **Trente-sik nouveaux cantiques Spirituels," composed by
Jean Taffin, of Amsterdam, and Jean Polyander, of Leyden ; with
an Introduction addressed "aux eglises de la Langue Fran9oiBe
ADDITIONAL MSS.. 20.785-20,788. 261
refagi^ en cee prouinces unies," by Jean de la Croix, "ministre
a Haerlem," and table of the subjects of the poems. Paper ; before
1646. Small OctaYO.*
Presented by the tame.
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of the library of Charles, Lord Stuart de Rothesay, O.C.B.
20,786. "Desoripcion de Flandes." An account of the countries of
Holland, Zealand, etc., of the customs of the inhabitants, their
wars, etc,j hj Christovfto d'Andrade ; with a dedicatory epistle to
Don Francisco Gomez de Sandoval, Duque de Lerma, signed by
the author, and dated Goimbra, 10 Apr. 1611. Spanish. Paper;
xviith cent. Octavo.
20.786. Collection of original documents and transcripts relating to
the Portuguese colony of Angola and other colonies in Africa,
chiefly during the government of Dom Paulo Diaz de Navaes, from
1571 to 1602. At f. 143 is a letter to him bigned by the King
[Henry I.]; dat. 29 Jan. 1579. Portuguese. Paper; xvith cent.
Folio.
20.787. " LiBRO del fuero de las leyes que fizo el noble don Alffunso,
Bey de Castiella, de Toledo," etc, : the Code of Laws drawn up by
Alphonso X., king of Castille and Leon [1252-1284], and known by
the name of " Las Partidas." Spanish. Vellum ; xivth cent. With
finely painted miniatures and illuminated capitals. Folio.
20.788. Papers in Latin, French, Italian, German, and Spanish, received
at Vienna by Sebastiao Jose Carvalho e Mello [afterwards Marquis
of Pombal], while acting as Mediator Plenipotentiary between the
Empress Maria Theresa and Pope Benedict XIV., and between the
Empress and Philip V. of Spain, 1746-1748: chiefly memorials of
the Imperial Ministers, relating to differences with Kome about the
Cardinal Mario Mellini [or Millini] and the Elector of Mayence ;
with copies of correspondence, relating to the archbishopric of Salz-
burg, the intngues of France at the Porte, the views of the eccle-
siastical Electois in the affair of Zwingenberg at the Diet of
Batisbon, articles for treaties of peace with France and Spain,
etc. The collection includes original letters from the Count of
Ulfeld ; 12 Mar., 7, 9 May, 26 July, 1747, 17 Dec. 1746. Fr. ff. 20,
32, 124, 131, 156, 164;— from Gundl, Secretary to Count
Colloredo; 10 June, 1748. Fr. Holograph, f. 75; with draft of
reply corrected and signed by Carvalho, 10 June, 1748. Fr.
f. 76 ; — J[ohannes] Fridericus Carolus [von Ostein], Archbishop
Elector of Mayence; 10 June, 1748. Lat. Signed, f. 91; and a
copy of a letter from Marshal Saxe to Sir John [afterwards Earl]
Ligonier; 5 Aug. 1747. Fr. f. 168. Paper. Folio.
262 ADDITIONAL MSS., 20,789, 20,790.
20.789. '^HisTORiAde Beja; expoem-se nella a funda^am, antiguidades,
e varios suoessos desta oidade, com hua breve noticia das ao^^es dos
Principes que a dominaram. Offerecida ao Serenissimo SeDhor
Infante D. Pedro Duque e Senhor de Beja, Villa-Keal, etc. [after-
wards Pedro IL of Portugal, 1683-1706], por Mar^al do Avelar da
Costa, anno de mdclx." On the fly-leaf at the beginning is a note
on the author written and signed by Joze Freire de Monterroyo ;
Lisbon, 3 Aug. 1720. [See also the " Historia Genealogica" of
Antonio Caietano de Sousa, Vol. I. Apparato, pp. xci., «Ixix.]
Paper. Folio.
20,790-20,793. Spanish Poems, and miscellaneous papers on literary
subjects, in Spanish, French, and Italian, collected by Luis de Espinosa,
Conde del Aquila, and Marques de Paradas, together with some ori-
ginal letters to him on the subject of his collections, from his agents
and from book-dealers, 1757-1779. In four volumes. Paper. Small
Quarto. Among Ihe contents are : —
20.790. YoL. I. 1. Notice of the life and lineage of Don Juan Pedro
Marujan Ceron y Santi-Estevan, of Seville [descended from an
English family of the name of Morgan], preceded by a note of his
burial in the church of San Andres at Seville, 13 Oct. 1770, and
followed by his poems. Sjpan, f. 110.
2. " El Duende" — a burlesque romance in asonantes. Span, f. 249.
3. "Apuntaciones y Memorias que ban de servir para la continuacion
de la Historia de Espana on esto siglo," f. 252.
4. Pasquinades, in verse, on General Count Alexander O'Eeilly's ill-
success before Algiers in 1774. Span. f. 263.
5. Poems of Gutierre de Cetina. Span. f. 296.
6. Poems of Juan de Arguijo. Span. f. 324 b.
7. " Tratado de la casa de Guzman por don Pedro de Brito Coutino ;
1669," f. 340.
8. Memoria de los mexores Maestros que ban labrado [hjojas de Es-
padas en diferentes Ciudades y Beinos de Espana, con sus marcas,"
9. List of chapters and Introduction of a notice of Cervantes ; being
apparently a first sketch of the work of Vicente de los Bios, which
was prefixed to the Academical edition of Don Quixote, in 1780.
Span. f. 401.
10. Copy of an expostulatory letter to Jose Francisco de Isla, on the
publication of his " Fray Gerundio ;" signed Fray Amador de la
Verdad" [Juan de Chinduzza]; 25 Feb. 1758. Span. f. 408.
11. ** Cartas atrasadas del Parnaso,*' c/c— 94 stanzas of otiava rima,
with an introductory sonnet, on the entry of Charles III. and his
Queen into Madrid, 13 June, 1760; attributed to the Padre Jose
Francisco de Isla. f. 422.
f. 397.
ADDITIONAL MSS., 20,790, 80,791. 263
12. Romance " — a burlesque poem, professing to be a request from a
chaplain of the name of Martin to the Abad de los Larrainchi-
quis,** for preferment in Roncesvalles. Span. Said to be written by
the Padre Jose Francisco de Isla [see 20,792, f. 307] ; f. 450.
13. Copy of a letter [of Padre J. F. de Isla] on the prospects of La
peregrina Labradora" [apparently a name assumed in Eome by
the Order of ex-Jesuits] at the accession of Pius VIL A dupli-
cate copy, 20,792, f. 33, bears the dat« 11 June, 1775. Span,
t 460.
14. Lines by Lope de Vega, in derision of the artificial school of poets.
Span. f. 477.
15. "Relacion del regooijo que a la buena salud del Rey Don Felipe,
que Dios guarde, celebr6 el Lioenciado Don Juan de Espina, Clengo
de Menores ordenes," etc.; a burlesque romance in three parts,
with an introduction, f. 478.
16. Two songs and three short printed poems, by Charles Marie de la
Condamine. jFV. f. 488.
Also original letters from; — Angel Corradi, 1757-1763, fF. 7-19; —
the Brothers Orcel, Jan.-Jnne, 1763, ff. 20-25, 32 Joseph Orcel,
1759, ff. 26, 27 ;--Juan Bapt. Orcel, 1760-1, ff. 28, 29, 30;— Josef
Qodinez de Paz, 1775, ff. 33, 57 ; — Francisco de la Pena Barona,
1775, f. 56;— Diego Manglano, 1763,' ff. 79, 80:— Manuel Trenado,
1763-1764, ff. 82-88 ; — and copies of letters from : — Gregorio Mayans
y Siscar, and Miguel Casiri, to the brothers of the antiquaiian,
Andres Marcos Burriel, on the death of the latter, 4, 5 July, 1762,
f. 466 ;— Alvaro Vigil to the '* P[adre] Presidente Antonio Ruiz,
1763, f. 470 ; — the King of Poland [Sobieski] to the Pope [Innocent
XII,] and the King of Spain [Charles II.] ; n.d. and 1696, ff. 474,
476;— Charles M. de la Condamine to M. Hutin, 1773, f. 498:— all
in Spanish.
20,781. Vol. II. 1. Copies of Prologues, etc. of printed editions of "La
Propaladia" of Bartholom6 de Tores Naharo, with a life of the
poet and a selection from the smaller poems of " La Propaladia.*'
Span. f. 1.
2. *' Dedicatoria del Liz** Luis Baraona de Soto, el divino Poeta, al
Marques de Penafiel ;" followed by a cancion by Soto, elegies,
Fonnets, and other poems, among which are the 4 satires and the
'* Fabula de Acteon," [first published in the " Pamaso Espanol " of
Lopez de Sedano, tom. ix. p. 53.] Span. f. 72,
3. " Actteon del Doctor Mirademescua [Antonio Mira de Amescua],
1622." Span. f. 160.
4. ** Fabula de Acteon por el divino Sotto " — a duplicate of the poem at
f. 131. Span. f. 174; followed by three sonnets by the same,
f. 202.
264
ADDITIONAL MSS., 20,791, 20,792.
5. ** Copia de una carta particular en que se incluie la verdadera
crisis del Sermon del Bacliiller, Don Joseph Zeballos, Fredicado
a la no-vilissima ciudad de Sevilla en la Feria de la Samarittana ;*'
15 May, 1749 ; by Don Antonio de Cortes. Span, f. 204.
6. A translation of the letter of Junius, No. XLIL, in Vol. 11. of the
edition of 1812 ; dat. 30 Jan. 1771. Span, f. 266.
7. "Real de Esteiro, PoemaHeroicoJoco-serio,*' dedicated to Josepha
Cayetana Pardo, Marquesa de Saturnine." Span. f. 270.
8. Copies of Latin, Greek, and Phoenician inscriptions, in old Spanish
characters, f. 305.
9. Translations of articles in the " Histoire de TAcad^mie Royale dea
Sciences et Belles Lettres " of Berlin ; 1745-1 752. Span. f. 374.
10. Copy of a petition of Felix Vicentelo, Presbitero de Sevilla ; n.d.
Span. f. 448.
20,792. Vol. III. 1. "Tratado comprobatorio del Ymperio soberano
que los Reyes de Castilla y Leon tienen sobre las Yndias ; com-
puesto por el Obispo D. Fr. Bartholome de las Casas o Casaus ;
1652," f. 1.
2. Copies of letters of the Padre Jos6 Francisco de Isla; written at
Bologna, 1772-1775, and of other letters of the same and of his
sister; 1761-1762. Span, f. 25.
3. " Memorial al Rey Don Phelipe IV. del Maestro Gil Gonzales Davila,
haviendole mandado por su Real Decreto continuase hasta acabar
los libros del Theatre Ecleciastico." Vol. IV. of the " Theatre de
las Yglesias de Espana " was never published ; the first three
appeared in 1645, 1647, and 1650. f. 64.
4. " Carta del Canonigo [Bartholome] Cayrasco, de las Yslas de
Canarias, I. Morales, respuesta de otra suya," f. 70.
5. "Cancion de Pacheco, Poeta Betico, a Bartholome de Cayrasco;"
with Cayrasco's cancion in reply, and two more cancions of the
same, f. 74.
6. " La Satira Apologetica, en defensa del divino Duenas." At the end
is the note '* del buen Pacheco " [Francisco Pacheco the elder], f. 86.
7. " Cosas notables de los tomes de la V. M. Senora Maria de Jesus
Abadesa del Convento de la Immaculada Conception de la Villa de
Agreda " — an abstract of the 1st part of the Life of the Virgin,
published under the title ** Mystica Ciudad de Dios," at Madrid in
1670, f. 109.
8. Instructions given by Don Luis de. Haro to [Luis de Benavides
Carrillo y Toledo] Marques de Carazena, appointed to the govern-
ment of Galicia and to the command of a division against Portugal,
in 1661. Span, Copy, f. 153.
9. Extracts from various authors, by Don Francisco Gonzales de Leon ;
1751. Span, f. 169.
ADDITIONAL MSS., 20,792, 20,783. 265
10. Four Poems ; " Pintura que le dk algnn ayre al Paseo de la
Alameda," in 37 stanzas of otiava rima ; Memorial que dieron al
Cardenal de Solis, Arzobispo de Sevilla, los presos de sn oarcel la
Pasqua de Navidad del ano de 1768," in assonant verses; and two
Bomances " addressed to Don Kioolas Qonzales, also in assonants,
flf. 281-306.
11. Eomance escrito despues de la extincion de la Campania, por el
Padre Josef Francisco de Ysla," f. 307.
12. " Glosas del decreto que firm6 el Bey en seis de Septiembre de
1724" — a satirical gloss on the decree issued by Philip V. on re-
snming the goverDment at the death of his son, Luis, f. 317.
13. List of manuscripts of the monastery of Monserrate, at the time
of its removal to Madrid, 1640; by Padre Mecolaeta. /Span,
f. 320.
14. Notices of miscellaneous state papers of the 17th and 18th cen-
turies. Span, f. 337.
16. ** Manuscritos que se hallan entre los del Colegio viejo de San
Bartholom^ de Salamanca ;" with a notice of papers " en el Colegio
mayor de S. Maria de Jesus," f. 349.
16. "Del Cathologo de la libreria de Don Andres Oonzales de Barzia,
vendida en Madrid ano 1745," f. 355.
20,793. Vol. IV. 1. "Copia de una carta de M. Voltaire a su corre-
spoDsal en Madrid," f. 1.
2. " Eazoilamiento Joco-serio entre Gil Perote, soldado de cierto Begi-
miento de Ynfanteria que se hall5 en todo el segundo sitio de
Gibraltar el ano de 1727 (y desert6, viendo sus males efectos) con
Pasqual Camuezo, su amigo antiguo," etc, f. 3.
3. Copies of letters of the Padre Isla — to Diego Manuel Garrido ;
31 Mar. 1758, f. 35;— to Mathias Sanchez; 10 Jan. 20 Apr. 1761,
ff. 173, 178;— to the Bishop of Guadix; 10 Aug.-4 Sept. 1762,
fF. 182, 185, 188.
4. " Folio volante sobre la vida del famoso F. Gerundio de Campazas,"
etc.; 1758, f. 36. See Ariban's " Autores Espanoles," tom. xv.
p. 300.
5. Copia puntual de una carta escrita por el Barbero de Corpa k
Don Joseph Maymo y Bives . . . . ^ mas k mas Defensor de el
Barbadino," c^c. Span. f. 112. [See Ariban's " Aut.Esp." xv.p. 359.]
** Barbadino " [see f. 1 75] is a sobriquet of Luis Antonio Vernei,
Archdeacon of Evora.
6. "Cartas atrasadas del Pamaso," f. 148. See Add. MS. 20,790,
£ 422.
7. Notes on the arrival of an elephant at Isla de Leon, in the province
of Cadiz, 1773, f. 192.
8. Copies of letters of Charles Marie de la Condamine — to ;
266
ADDITIONAL MSS.. 20,798, 20.794.
4 Oct. 1761, f. 203; — to Joseph Antonio de Armona; 14 June,
1708, f. 209 to [Antonio de] Ulloa ; 15 June, 1768, £ 217 ; to ;
25 Oct. 1759, f. 300; — to , giving an account of the quarrel
between the writer and Voltaire at Potsdam and Berlin in 1752-3,
f. 306 ; — to the Marques de Valleumbrosso Cuzoo [in Peru],
12 Mar. 1742, f. 322. Span.
9. Observations on CumanJi, in Venezuela, etc. ; 14 Nov. 1769. Span.
f. 223.
10. " Los Bereberes.*' Eclogue on the statue erected to Charles III. in
Oran, in 1772; by Don Vicente Grarcia de la Huerta. The In-
troduction, as here given, is not in the printed edition of 1778.
f. 249.
11. " Apuntes sobre los anos en que vivio Santo Dojmingo de Guzman,"
etc., f. 265.
12. Memoranda on the works of Antonio de Nebrija [or Lebrixa]
the grammarian, in the library of the Spanish College of S. Cle-
mente at Bologna, by Pedro de Castro; 6 Aug. 1756. Span.
f. 273.
13. Notes from papers of C. M. de la Condamine, in the **Histoire de
r Academic Eoyale des Sciences;" 1732-1756. Span. ff. 288, 292,
341.
14. List of towns in Spain possessing a theatre, drawn up by Josef
Antonio de Armona ; 1778. Span. f. 359.
15. Copy of a letter from Adolph Modeer, Secretary of the Medical
Society at Stockholm, to the Academy of "Buenas Letras" at
Seville ; 12 Dec. 1780. Span. f. 361.
16. "Soledad d'el Gran Duque de Medina Sidonia ;" 1628; with
translations of Psalms, and other poems, of Pedro Espinosa. Span.
f. 362.
17. "Satira de Don Estevan Manuel de Villegas inedita," in the
form of a dialogue between ** Monitor " and " Poeta," in terza rima,
f. 410.
18. ** Romanze Serio-jocoso por Don Fernando Joseph Lopez de Car-
denas, ... a la venida del Rmo. Padre Maestro Doctor Fray
Eni-rique Flores a la Andalucia," f. 424.
19. "Cantique Spirituel d'un paralitique, sur Tair *Ne voila t'il
pas que J'aime,'" with the music. At the end is the note
*' Mons^. de la Condamine h su corapanero Don Antonio de Ulloa,
en 1768, desde Paris a N. Orleans," f 429. See Add. MS. 20,790,
f. 488.
20 794. ** LuDOVici Carbonis Epithalamium Neapoli actum in divam
Lianoram Aragonensem et divum Herculem Estensem " addressed
to Ferdinand I. of Naples, on the marriage of his daughter, Eloonora,
with Hercules I., Duke of Ferrara ; together with a nuptial ode in
Digitized by
ADDITIONAL MSS., 20,796-80,799.
267
sapphics, and orations delivered by the same in Bologna, Florenoe,
Siena, and Rome, 1473. Vellnm ; xvth oent. With an illuminated
initial containing a portrait of the Duke of Ferrara, and a border,
in which are the arms of King Ferdinand and those of Carbone [?]
Small Ckjtavo.
20,796. "CoLLEcyXo daz Ordenz que o Inviado Extraordinario Marco
Antonio de Azevedo Coutinho recebeo nesta Corte de Londrez no
tempo de sua rezidencia, dozde Margo de 1735 athe Setembro de
1739. Becnpilado tudo doz origioaez por Sebastifto Joz^ de Car-
valho e Mello." The collection was made for Carvalho [Marquis
of Pombal in 1770] when he came as Portuguese Ambassador to
England in 1739, and has marginal notes by him. At f. 260 is an
original letter to him from Luis da Cunha [Portuguese Ambassador
in France]; Paris, 24 Jan. 1739. Paper. Quarto.
20.796. Copies of letters from Sebastiao Jose de Carvalho e Mello,
Portuguese Ambassador in London [Marquis of Pombal in 1770],
addressed to Cardinal da Motta, and various ministers and others
in Portugal; 1739-1741. Port. Paper. Quarto.
20.797. Lettkrs in Portugueie^ with a few in Frenchy from Francisco
Caettano, Secretary of the Portuguese Legation in London, to
Sebastiao Jose de Carvalho e Mello, after the departure of the
latter from London; 25 June, 1745-3 June, 1749; relating prin-
cipally to the erection of a chapel in Audley Street. Included with
them are letters from — ^F. Bly th, a priest attached to the Portuguese
embassy ; Dec. 1745. ^V. ff. 66, 72 ; — [Jgnatz Johann Baron] de
Wasner, Hungarian Resident in London ; 26 Aug. 1746. Fr. f. 182 ;
— Francisco Salvador, contractor for works, etc.; Sept. 1745-Nov.
1746. Port ff. 202, 218, 257 ;— and Manoel Lopes Eibeiro, Becre-
tary to Carvalho; 21, 24 Mar. 1747. Port. ff. 269, 272. Paper.
Quarto.
20.798. Ofhcial copies of despatches from Sebastiao Jose de Car-
valho e Mello, Portuguese Ambassador in London, to Antonio
Guedes Pereira and Marco Antonio de Azevedo Coutinho, Portu-
guese Secretaries of State; 27 Oct. 1738-29 Dec. 1739. Port.
Enclosed are two numbers of the '* London Gazette " for July
and Aug. 1739, ff. 193, 218 ; a list of English ships in commis-
sion on 22 Sept. 1739, f. 249 ; an original letter from Francisco
Salvador, contractor; Dec. 1738, f. 46. Paper. Folio.
20.799. Official copies of despatches from the same to M. A. de
Azevedo Coutinho; 1 Jan. 1743-4 May, 1745. Port. Among them
are — copies of other correspondence ; — an original letter in English
268
ADDITIONAL MSS., 20,800—20,802.
from Jacob de Castro Sarraento, physician at the Portuguese Em-
bassy; 24 June, 1742, f. 93 ;— tables in French of English duties
upon French and Portuguese wines, and a copy of a memorial
in French on the wine duties, sent in to the Duke of Newcastle
in the spring of 1745, with his answer in French, signed " Holies
Newcastle," f. 109. At the end, are summaries of Carvalho s de-
spatches; 19 Oct. 1738-7 Feb. 1741. Paper. Folio.
20.800. Despatches, mostly original, addressed to Sebastiao Jose de
Carvalho e Mello, Portuguese Ambassador in London, by Antonio
Guedes Pereira and Marco Antonio de Azevedo Coutinho, Portuguese
Secretaries of State, with some other papers; 1738-1748. Port. At
the beginning are Carvalho's Instructions, signed " Key " [John V.],
and countersigned by Pereira; Lisb. 4 Oct. 1738. Port,; and
at f. 364 is an original letter from [John Russell, 4th Duke of]
Bedford to Carvalho; Whitehall, 19 August, 1748. Fr. Paper.
Folio.
20.801. Original letters, in Portuguese, addressed to S. J. de Carvalho
by the following Portuguese Secretaries of State, and others, viz, —
The Cardinal da Motta; 1 Nov. 1738-
28 Dec. 1741, flf. 1-18.
Cardinal Nuno d'Acanba; 14 Sept. 1742
f. 20. '
Marco Antonio de Azevedo Coutinho ;
26 Oct 1739-7 Jan. 1743. mostly
holograph, If. 22-30, 33-59, 76,
77.
Antonio Joseph Galv&o, secretary of
Azevedo; 19 May, 1740, f. 31.
Paper; 1738-1742. Folio.
Eodrigo Antonio de Fig[ueire]do [to
Azevedo] ; n.d. f. 54.
Antonio Guedes Pereira ; 22 Nov. 1738-
14 Nov. 1742, holograph ff. 61-75.
Kev. Antonio Baptista; 7 Nov. 20 Mar.
1739, ff. 67, 68.
Henrique de Carvalho; 3 Mar. 1739,
f. 70.
Raphael Mendes; 7 Mar. 1739, f. 72.
Alexandre deGuzm&o; 11 Nov. 1742, 174.
20,802. Original despatches, partly in cipher, from M. A. de Azevedo
Coutinho to S. J. de Cai-valho, Plenipotentiary at Vienna, to
arrange differences between the Queen-Empress Maria Theresa,
and Pope Benedict XIV. ; 1744-1749; with copies of earlier cor-
respondence between the Court of Vienna and other Governments,
and other papers. Among them are Carvalho's instructions,
signed "Eey" [John V. of Portugal]; Lisbon, 14 Sept. 1744.
Part, f. 2 ; — Patent of plenipotentiary powers at Vienna, signed
by the King, and countersigned by M. A. de Azevedo Coutinho ;
18 Oct. 1746. Port. VeUum. With seal. f. 154 b;— and French,
Portuguese, and Prussian passports, the latter signed with the initial
"F." by Frederic the Great, and countersigned by [Heinrich]
C[omte] de Podewils, ff. 1, 99 b, 101. The latter part of the volume
contains copies of Portuguese laws and edicts on the subject of
Digitized by
ADDITIONAL MSS., 20,803-80,806. 269
ambassadorial immnnities, etc.; 1748-1749; — and on f. 277 b is
a patent appointing Dom Antonio Eolim de Moura, Governor and
Captain General of the States of Cuyabd and Mato-Grosso, to be
Principal Commissioner for fixing the boundary line between the
Spanish and Portuguese posseesions in Brazil; 17 Aug. 1758.
Signed ''El Bey'* [Joseph Emanuel], and countersigned by Dom
Luis da Cunha, Minister of Foreign Afiairs, etc. Port, Yellum.
Paper and Vellum. Folio.
20.803. Copies of relations of audiences, and other papers, sent to
the Portuguese Foreign Minister by S. J. de Carvalho e Mello,
during his special mission to Vienna ; 8 Aug. 1746-18 June, 1748.
Port. Paper. Folio.
20.804. " DiscaRSOS sobre o Commercioda Azia, em quanto pode servir
de meyo para a coroa de Portugal conservar as illustres por9oes do
estado da India, que ainda Ihe restam ;*' preceded by a letter from
S. J. de Carvalho to M. A. de Azevedo Coutinho ; 25 July, 1748 ;
and by a copy of the ministerial project forwarded from Lisbon to
Carvalho ; 3 Jan. 1748. Port. Paper. Folio.
20,806. Memorias e Koticias do tempo del Bey Dom Manoel [1495-
• 1521] e Beynado del Bey Dom Joao o 3** [1521-1557] e algunas del
Bey Dom Sebastiam sen neto [1557-1578], escritas p^lo secretario
de estado, Antonio Carneiro a collection of memorials, royal
despatches, and state papers. Paper ; xviith cent. Folio.
20,806. Copies of instructions to Papal Nuncios, discourses on the
Papal power of conferring dignities, and on the ceremonials of the
courts of Bome, France, and Germany, historical accounts of the
reception of ambassadors, etc.; 1494-1698. Lat., ItaL, Fr.y and
Germ. In the following order : —
1. Instructiones Alexandri Papae VI. datae Georgio Buzardo, nuntio
ituro ad Baiazetum Turcarum Imperatorem, anno 1494 ; una cum
responsionibus ejusdem Bajacet," etc., f. 1.
2. Instruttione a Mens. [Pietro Lodovico] Caraffi^ Nuncio in Colonia,
I'anno mdcxxiv," f. 9,
3. " Discorso sopra V autoritll del Papa circa il dare le Dignity [eccle-
siastiohe et secolari] fisitto in tempo che Papa Pio V. insigni con
titolo di Gran Duca di Toscana Cosmo de' Medici" [1 Sept. 1569],
4. " Discorso come meritamente si deve dare al figliuolo primogenito
del Gran Duca di Toscana titolo di Gran Duca et Serenissimo,"
5. Annotatione sopra il trattato delle famiglie di Boma seoondo la
regola di Castello Metalline/' f. 41.
6. " 11 Maestro di Ceremonie al Prenoipe d'Ecchemberg [ Johann An-
f. 31.
f. 36.
270
ADDITIONAL MSS., 20,806, 20,807.
thoni. Prince of Eggenberg and Duke of Cruman], Ambasciatore
Cesareo [circa 1636] per le pretention! che tiene oonlro roBfiervanza
del ceremoniale Eomano. Ex MSS. Beginad Christinad quad in Bi-
bliotbeca Eegia Berolinenei aseervantur," f. 49.
7. Precedents relative to the receptions and honours accorded to Papal
Legates in France down to about the year 1625 ; and accounts of
the rites and ceremonies observed in the Papal chapel, etc., and in
the state visits of the Pope and Cardinals to the seven basilicas of
Rome. Germ, f. 101.
8. " Journal de TAmbassade Extraordinaire de S. E. Mylord [William
Bentinck] Comte de Portlant en France, par rapport au ceremo-
niel f ^ Jan.-29 June, 1698, f. 116.
9. *' Ceremoniale Brandenburgicum." Oerm. f. 232.
10. "Copia Resolutionis Caisareae fur den Chur-Brandenburgischen Ab-
gesanden den [? Nicholaus BartholomsBUs] von Danckelmann in
puncto des bothbchaffter Tractaments Vienna, 21 Mar, 1697 ; with
other papers on similar subjects. Germ, f. 310.
11. ** Ceremoniel pratiqu^ 4 la cour de TElecteur Palatin Charles Louis
sur la Reception des Princes, Ambassadeurs," etc. Oerm. t 320.
12. Journal of the reception, etc., of Frederic Augustus of Saxony, during
his stay at Vienna ; 1695. Germ, f. 342.
13. Reception given at Konigsberg to the first Russian embassy sent
to Brandenburg, the Czar Peter the Great being in its train;
If May-y*V Jiine [1697]. Germ. f. 352.
Paper; circa 1700: in a stamped vellum binding. Small Quarto.
20,807. 1. " Relacion hecha al Summo Pontifice Clemente XL por el
P. Fr. Francisco Gonzalez de San Pedro de Predicadores, . . . Misionero
Appostolico en la China." An account of the dissensions between
the Jesuits and other Missionaries in China during the 17th cent.,
and of the proceedings of Charles Thomas Maillard, Cardinal de
Tuumon, Vicar Apostolic in India and China, 1701-1710 ; followed
by further advices on the religious disputes in 1712-1713, and the
condemnation of the Jesuits by Innocent XII 1. in 1723. In seven
parts. Sjpan. f. 1.
2. Anotaciones para un papel que el P. visitador Andres Lubelli, de
la compania de Jesus, remitio al P. Fray Salvador de Santo Thomas
el ano de 1682." Span, ; translated from Portuguese, f. 288.
3. ** Memorias funebres . . . que en el Cunvento de S*** Domingo de
Manila . . . hizo la Provincia del Santissiroo Rosario, orden de
Predicadores, ... a Don Carlos Thomas Maillard, Cardenal de
Tonrnon," etc. ; " a los 22 de Maio do 1711 ;" followed by other docu-
ments on the same subject, and concluding with a notice of the
Cardinals interment in Rome in 1723. Span. f. 325.
Paper; xviilth cent. Small Quarto.
ADDITIONAL MSS., 20,808-20,812. 271
20.808. Chronica del Bey Dom Sebastiam o primeiro e unico dos
Koioos de Portugal, seu prodigiozo nascimento sua lastimoza per-
di9ain . . . por Frey Bernardo da Cms da terceira ordem de Sao
Francisco, Capelfto mor do exercito:** an abridgment of the first
92 chapters of the original work. Paper; xviiith cent. Small
Quarto.
20.809. " Lb petit bocace," or ** le temple de bocace," written by
George Gastellain, or Gh&tellain, at the instigation of Margaret of
Anjou, widow of Henry VL of England, and printed at Paris in
1617, under the title ** Le temple [de] Johan Bocace de la ruyne
d'aulcuns nobles malheureux, faict par George son imitateur." At
the beginning and end of the volume is the following inscription :
" Ce petit liure appelle le petit bocace appartient a maistre Jehan
Cueillete notaire et secretaire du Roy lequel il a fait faire a tours
et doubler par Bene de la haye libraire, ou moys doctobre iiii"
xvni." This inscription is followed by others, containing the names
of subsequent owners, Mathurin and Loys Hantry, and " Nicolas
Hantry, demourant a Cheureuse," mottoes in French and Latin, and
the following : " Ce Liure m'a est^ donne en Tannic 1657, 9**'% par
fen M' de Saintyon Conseiller d'Estat etc. qui est mort Tannfe sui-
uante 1658, le 11 7**^ Bequiescat in pace. Fleury."
Yellum : with illuminated initials and a few borders ; 1448. Small
Folio.
20.810. " La Chronica del quarto Bey don Enrique de gloriosa me-
moria, hecha por el licenoiado Diego Enriquez del Castillo su chro-
nista y de su Consejo in 168 chapters, with an introduction and
table of contents. Span. Paper ; xmth cent. Folio.
20,81L " Les Cronicques de Normandie from Aubert and his son
Bobert-le-Diable [described as Dukes in the time of Pepin and Char-
lemagne] down to the coronation of Henry III. of England in 1216.
The version is the same as that in Boy. MS. 15 E. VI., f. 410. At
the beginning of the volume is the note, " Cest a Michel de Cher-
beye, S' de S'Oyn du Boys;" and at the end are memoranda of
receipts, dated 1588 and 1613. Yellum ; with spaces left for initials
and miniatures ; xvth cent. Folio.
20,812. 1. Memorials of Valladolid in the year 1605, in Portuguese,
The dedication runs, " A Frei Pantaliao Jorge Calepino," the latter
name being probably that of the author, who describes himself as a
Chronista Beal," f. 1.
2. Kolacao mui verdadeira de dous famosos successes, titular e fre-
gonil, nas duas nobres metropolis Hespanhola e Lusitana no mez de
Ago^to de 1605. Compostas por Balthasar Dias," etc., f. o67.
3. Two love sonnets by Salinas [?Lope de Salinas] and Juan de
272
ADDITIONAL MSS., 20,813—20,818.
Tarsis [Tasftis or Taxis], Count of Yinamediana ; about 1619. Span.
4. Leaf of a Portuguese-Tamil Dictionary, from ** anoueladamenf e " to
** aorromper da Lua," f. 377.
Paper. Small Quarto.
20.813. Tkeatise on military discipline, in French, beginning "Nous
lysons aiix hystoires Eomaines." Mention is made at f. 9 of '*le
Eoy Loys douziesme de ce nom," who died in 1515. Vellum ; with
miniatures ; xvith cent Octavo.
20.814. L'usAGE du Quadrant Geometrique avec la quele par I'ayde
de Eschelle Altimetre reduite en arc pour plusieurs et noveaux
usages, .... on pent facilement resoudre touts rectilignes," etc;
"par Ja. Douglas, Coll. au service des Estats d'Holand," Paper;
1700. Small Quarto.
20.815. " Collection de differentes Traductions de Discours et Livres
qui ont pam k Londres sur la Constitution d'Angleterre, ses Partis,
ses Debats au Parlement, ses Inter^ts et ses Plaintes au Dehors, son
Commerce, et son Gouvemement. Le tout compile k Londres 1743."
The compilation was made for Sebastiao J. Carvalho e Mello [Mar-
quis of Pombal in 1770] during his residence in England as Am-
bassador ; and there are several marginal notes in his handwriting.
At the end is a copy of the printed tract, in titled, " Letters in the
original, with Translations, and Messages that passed between the
King, Queen, Prince, and Princess of Wales on occasion of Ihe
Birth of the young Princess," 5 July-20 Sept. 1737, f. 253 ; and
a genealogical table of the family of Camara, Counts of Calheta, etc.
Port. f. 270. Paper. Small Quarto.
20.816. Two Spanish Chronicles of the reigns of Ferdinand and Isabella,
under the following titles : —
1. ** Chronica de los Keyes Don Fernando i dona Ysabel Heyes de
Castilla i Aragon por Alonso Estanques su Cosmografo
Mayor. Los hechos que hicieron desde el ano de 1491 hasta
su fin ending with the death of Isabella, 26 Nov. 1504. It
has a Prologue addressed to Prince Philip. At the foot of the
title page is written, ** Esta su original en la libreria del S" duque
de Alcala. Sacose ano de 1652," f. 1.
2. **Goviemo del Eey Catolico desde el ano de 1505 [has]ta su fin.
Govierno y muerte de el Eey Don Felipe. Por Felipe Estanques,
Criado de su Magestad el Principe Don Felipe from a copy in
the same library, f. 207.
Paper ; 1652. Small Quarto.
20.817. 20,818. " Memorias da Paz de Utrecht :" an account of the
f. 376.
ADDITIONAL MSS., 80,817-80,8SS.
273
War of Sncoession and of the negotiations preceding the treaty of
Utrecht down to the close of the year 1711, by Luis da Gonha,
Portnguese Plenipotentiary at Utrecht. Port, In two volumes.
The volumes are respectively dedicated to John V. of Portugal and
Maria Anna of Austria his Queen ; with signature. Paper ; 1714.
Folio. The following illustrations are inserted : —
20.817. Vol. I. Capture of Pizzighitone, 27 Oct. 1706, engraved by
Johann August Corvinus, from designs by Paul Decker, Archit,
f . 8 b ; — Portrait of James III. [the Old Pretender], engraved by
P. le Roi, after Alexis Simon la Belle, f. 141.
20.818. Vol. II. The Tower of Babel, and various allegorical devices
of Discord, ete., in Indian ink, by B. Picart, 1714. Vellum, f. 4; —
Engravings, after Paul Decker, of the sieges of Marlborough and
Prince Eugene in Flanders, 1707-1711, published by Jeremias
WoolfF; together with a series of mezzotint engravings by John
Smith and others, and some line engravings, by French artists, of
English and foreign portraits of the banning of the xvuith
century, pasted into the framework of etchings by B. Picart.
20.819. *'Gabtas sobre as negociayoes de Inglaterra escritas pello
Inviado Extraordinario Joseph da Cunha Brochado aos nossos Pleni-
potenciarios em Utrecht sobre a nossa pax dat. London, 20 July,
1710-1 Sept. 1715. Paper. Folio.
20.820. Cartas e Negocia9des de Jozeph da Cunha Brochado na sua
ultima missfto em a Corte de Hespanha em qualidade de primeiro
Plenipotenciario d'el Key Dom Joffo o 5**;" 24 June-21 Dec. 1725.
Paper, Folio.
20,821-20,842. Eeports on the population and resources of France, in
the years 1743 to 1761 ; addressed by the Provincial Intendants
to the French Ministry of Finance, in pursuance of orders issued by
Philibert Orry, Comte de Vignory, Controleur-g^n^ral des Finances,
1730-1745. In twenty-one volumes, followed by a volume on the
state of England in 1756. Each volume has inscribed the name of
Eatton [Jacome Batton, author of Eecorda9oens . . . sobre oc-
currencias . . . de Maio 1747 a Setembro do 1810," published in
London in 1813?] Paper. Small Quarto. The titles of the
volumes are as follows : —
20.821. Vol. I. " Denombrement des Gar9on8 de Tage de 16 a 40 ans
sujets k la milice,"«to., 1743.
20.822. Vol. II. " Denombrement General des Peuples du Eoyaume
fait par ordre du Eoy en Tannic 1753 et corrig^ en Tannic 1755."
MSS. — 1855. T
274
ADDITIONAL MSS., 20,828—20,889.
20,828. Vol. III. " Memoires ooncernant TAgiiculture et le produit
dee Terres de chaqne Province du Boiaume," 1745.
20.824. Vol. IV. Memoires concerDant les noiivelles ressources a fairo
dans cliaqne Gen^ralit^ du Eoyaume pour raugmentation des Ee-
venus du Roy pendant le terns de la guerre," 1745.
20.825, 20.826. Vols. V., VI. "Memoires ooncernant les principaux
Etablissemens contenus dans les villes principales du Royaume de
France" [1745 ?].
20.827. Vol. VII. " Etat fait a vne de pais par les Intendans de Pais
departis dans les G^n^ralit^s du Roiaume en Tannee 1745, et, eii
consequence des ordres du Roi, de Targent et ouvrages d'orfevrie
d'or et d'argent."
20.828. Vol. VIII. " Affaires gen6rales des Finances Par
raport aux Revenus et Depenses du Roy, et a tons les Dioits, Taxes
et Impdts," 1752.
20.829. Vol. IX. ** Commerce general et stranger de la France dans
les 4 parties du Monde pendant Tannee 17o3."
20.830. Vol. X. ** Memoires concernant les ouvrages publics du Roy-
aume en lannde 1753."
20.831. Vol. Xr. "Affaires generales de la Police et de Tllotel de
Ville a Paris en Tannee 1753."
20.832. 20,833. Vols. XII., XIII. " Detail des hopitaux, de la ville
de Paris, et des Mai^ons de force du Roiaume on Tann^e 1754."
20.834. Vol. XTV. "Memoires ooncernant les moyens de rendre de plus
en plus la France florissante en conservant toujours une etroitte
alliance aveo TEspagne, les deiix Siciles, la Suede, et la Prusse. Par
raport Prime aux Finances, 2® au militaire de Terre et de Mer, 3® a
la Justice et police, 4° k TEglise, 5° au Commerce, 6° a I'agriculture."
20.835, 20,836. Voi^. XV., XVI. Memoires concernant les devoirs et
fonctions des Officiers des cours Souveraines et Royales du Roiaume,
Annee 1755."
20.837. Vol. XVII. ** Devoirs et fonctions des principaiix officiers des
finances du Roiaume de Franco, annee 1755."
20.838. Vol. XVIII. " Etat general de toutes les Impositions, Taxes
et Droits, qui ont ete leves dans la \ ille et Fauxbourgs de Paiis,"
1756.
20.839. Vol. XIX. " Traits des Droits du Domaine du Roy, et leur
origine, comme aussi le prt-judice que sa Majesty se fait en sur-
ohargeant ses Snjets avec des Impots."
ADDITIONAL MSS., 20,840-20,846. 275
20.840. Vol. XX. Direction des Posies et Messageries de France."
20.841. Vol. XXI. " Memoires concemant les fermes royales et g^ne-
rales unies, pour les annees 56, 57, 58, 59, 1760 et 1761."
20.842. Vol. XXIL Etat actuel du Eojaume de la Grande Bretagne,
ses Manufactures, Loix, Coutumes, Police, forces de terre et de
Mer, Hevenus dn Roy, Impo[8iti]on8 etc,, r^ig^ par ordre du Roy
en 1756."
20.843. **HioT0RiA do famozo Cerquo que os Mouros pnzarao [anno
1562] ha fortaleza de Mazaguau [Mazagan in Marocco] escrita por
Aguostinho de Gravy de Mendonsa." The work was printed at
Lisbon in 1607. Paper; xvith cent. Small Quarto.
20.844. Copies of State Papers in Portuguese, relating to negociations
with the governments of England, France, and other countries,
with communications from the Portuguese Council of State ; 4 Feb.
1666-22 Aug. 1674. At the end is a table of contents. Paper;
xvjith cent. Folio.
20.845. An historical compendium of proceedings in the Court and
Parliament of England with reference to foreign affairs, 1681-1683 ;
books iv. to vi. Portuguese. Part of a larger work, compiled pro-
bably by order of Dom Joseppe de Feria, Portuguese Envoy Extra-
ordinary in London. Paper; end of xviith cent. Folio.
20.846. LEnrrERS and Papers, principally political, relating to Spain
and Portugal. Original, or early copies. In the following order : —
1. ** Descripcion de Aragon por la parte que confina con Francia,
escrita al Duque de Ixar por su padre el Marques de Alenquer,"
2. " Rol dos fidalgos que cativaifto em Africa o ano de 1578 a as quatro
dies de Agosto por ordem de el fabeto," f. 1 7.
3. Account of the statements and prophecies of Bertholomeu vas Pincho
in reference to the succession to the Crown of Portugal, and exa-
mination of Francisco Miz Dorta on the same subject, 20 May, 1659.
Port. f. 25.
4. Report of Captain Diogo de Vareiao, on the best means of defence
against the Moors and Turks. Port. f. 29.
5. Considera^ao acerca de alguas cousas tocantes as armadas da India
de Portugal e do Reino," f. 31.
6. Report from Manoel da Sousa?, Governor of Gran Pard in the
Brazils, on the state of the colony [temp. Philip I ?]. Po^'t. f. 43.
7. Reports on various stations, etc., in India. Part. f. 45.
8. Remarks on Mayo, one of the Cape de Verde Islands. Port. f. 49*
9. Account of crimes committed in Lisbon. Port. f. 50.
f. 1.
T 2
276
ADDITIONAL MSS., 20,846.
10. Examination of Dom Vargas Lindo, an officer in the navy, on
neglect of duty. Port, f. 62.
11. Account of the condition of Spain at the accession of Philip III.,
and of his character and government. Span, £ 53.
12. Copy of a memorial presented by Sir Walter Aston, the English
Ambassador, to the King of Spain [1623 ?]. Span, f. 59.
13. Abstract of a memorial from the Cortes to the King of Spain, with
answers. Span. f. 64.
14. Letter from to Errico Soarez, concerning the officers of the
Koyal Household; 13 Apr. 1621. Port. With draft of answer,
f. 87.
15. Letter from the Governors of Portugal to Miguel de Menezes,
Duque de Caminha; Lisbon, 5 Oct. 1621. Port, Signed by Kuno
Alvarez de Portugal, the Arcebispo-Conde, and Diogo de Castro.
16. Letter from the Conde de Castro to the same; Lisbon, 29 May,
1632. Port. f. 90.
17. Order from the Duque de Caminha to the Council of the city of
Bragan9a concerning the reverence to be paid to the Holy Sacra-
ment ; Vicosa, 7 June, 1633. Port, f. 92.
18. Report of Antonio r[ereira] de Sousa on the case of Anton do
Alarcon, irapiisoned for homicide ; 14 Apr. 1640. Port, f. 94.
19. "Gouierno del Marques de Alenquer, ViiTey de Portugal" [cire.
1610], f. 95.
20. " Politica de Portugal em sua folice restaura^flo," f. 97.
21. Proposta de S. Magestad sobre as cousas de Boma;*' Lisbon^
24 June, 1645, f. 106.
22. Letter from Manoel Nunez da Costa to ; Amsterdam, 10 Nov.
1650. PoH, f. 112.
23. " Testamento que sua Magestade [John 111. of Portugal] fes em
tres papeis " [? 1557], f. 114.
24. Copy of letters-patent of Catherine, Hegent of Portugal, appoint-
ing Pero de Alcasona " Escrivflo da Puridade Lisbon, 17 Nov. 1571.
Port, f, 116.
25. " Con8titui9ois da ordem de Christo do Eeino de Portugal;" with
other papers relating to the order, f. 118.
26. C< py of a bull of Pope Gregory XII L, for sending out missionaries
to tlie Portuguese colonies in Brazil ; 19 July, 1575. Lot, f. 125.
27. Papers relating to negociations between Sweden and Portugal in
1651. Port, and Lat. f. 130.
28. Letter from the bishops and clergy of Fmnce to the Pope, inter-
ceding on oehalf of the church of Portugal; Paris, 12 Apr. 1651.
Lat.^ f. 140.
29. " Articulos de la tregua hecha en Anberes [Antwerp] en 9 de Abril
de 1609, f. 145.
f. 88.
ADDITIONAL MSS., 20,846.
277
30. Letter from [Diego Gomez de Sandoval] Duqne de Lerma to the
Marques de Alenquer ; 23 Jan. 1617. Span, f. 152.
31. Report of Dom Luis Falcao on the route of the fleet sent to India
[1621]. Port. f. 155.
32. Resolutions of the King of Spain in answer to a memorial pre-
sented by the Cortes of Portugal; Madrid, 28 Jan. 1621. Port.
f. 159.
33. Letter from Francisco Borges de Sousa, Inquisitor at Goa, to ,
concerning some Portuguese vessels-of-war injured by tempests;
19 Feb. 1622. Port. f. 166.
34. Description of the Bay of Todos los Santos and Bahia in the
Brazils [1625]. Span. f. 167.
35. Description of the coasts and landing-places on the voyage to
India [1627]. Span. f. 177.
36. Copy of commission to Antonio de Sousa de Macedo and others,
"para o regimento do papel sellado;" 1 Deo. 1660. Port. f. 187.
37. " Re8olu9ao da Sacra Congregra9ao de S. officio de Roma sobre as
denuucia9oes que se devem dar dos Regulares " [Aug. 1661].
38. " Tractatus inter Magnam Britauniam et Portugalliam, 1661."
f. 191.
39. Copy of Declaration of Dom Pedro upon being elected Regent of
Portugal?; Lisbon, 26 Nov. 1667. Port. f. 197.
40. Copy of an order from Philip IV. of Spain to Don John of Austria,
Governor of the Netherlands; Madrid, 3 Aug. 1668. Span. f. 198.
41. Petition of the Portuguese residents at Madras to the Governor, in
favour of M. Brandao de Lima; 31 Jan. 1679. Port. f. 199.
42. Letters from [Henrique de Scares de Tavares] Conde de Miranda to
Caspar de Abreu de Freitas, Portuguese Envoy in London ; 1658-
1669. Port. ff. 203, 204, 205, 213, 214, 219, 222, 223, 227.
43. Don Blasco de Loyola to the same ; Madrid, 28 Oct. 1668. Span.
f. 211.
44. Verjns to the same ; Lisbon, 1669. PoH. flf. 215, 225.
45. Jofto de Roias de Azevedo to [G. de Abreu de Freitas] ; Rome,
25 Apr. 1669 ; Lisbon, 18 Apr. and 24 Aug. 1671. Port. ff. 217,
246, 261.
46. Francisco Correa de la Cerda, Secretary of State, to the same ;
Lisbon, 1669-1673. Port. flf. 224, 240, 296, 298, 302, 304, 306,
308.
47. Dom Pedro, Regent of Portugal, to Charles TI. of England on the
death of Henrietta Maria, widow of Charles 1. ; Lisbon, 8 Nov. 1669.
Port. Copy. f. 228.
48. Copies of letters from Charles II. to Dom Pedro, 18 Dec. 1669,
and from William Godolphin [English Ambassador at Madrid] to
the Conde de Miranda ; 13 Feb. 1670. Span. f. 229.
f. 189.
278
ADDITIONAL MSS., 20,846.
49. [Antonio Lnis de Menezos], Marques de Marialva, to Gaspar Abreu
de Freitas; Lisbon, 3 Feb. and 2 Aug. 1670. Port. Wiih copies
of answers, ff. 233, 244.
50. The Conde de Molina to the same ; Madrid, 19 Feb. 1670. Span.
f. 236.
51. [Nnno Alvarez Pereira de Mello], Duque de Cadaval, to the same ? ;
Lisbon, 27 May, 1670-20 Feb. 1673. Port. flf. 238, 282, 294.
52. Copy of an order from [John, Lord Berkeley], Lord-Lieutenant of
Ireland, to the officers of the port of Dingle, to secure a vessel
brought in as a prize by a privateer; Dublin, 27 Sept. 1670.
53. Copy of correspondence between the Portuguese minister at
London and the Court of Lisbon ; 1671. Port. f. 250.
54. [Fernando Mascarenhas] Marques de Fronteira to G. de Abreu de
Freitas ; Lisbon, 2 July, 1671. Port. f. 256.
55. " A Princesa " [Mary of Savoy, wife of Pedro, Eegent of Portugal]
to the same; Lisbon, 1671-1675. Port. ff. 257, 265, 267, 280, 286,
290, 292, 332, 353, 357, 365.
56. Copies of letters from G. de Abreu de Freitas to the Begent
Dom Pedro, etc. ; 1671. Port. f. 259.
57. " Prinoepe " [Dom Pedro, Eegent of Portugal] to G. del Abreu
de Freitas; 1671-1675. Port. ff. 263, 300, 310, 312, 314, 316,
320, 322, 325, 330, 335, 337, 340, 342, 344, 349, 351, 355, 359,
361, 363.
58. Copies of memorials to the Pope, etc., from G. de Abreu de
Freitas, when Portuguese Ambassador in Rome; 1673. Port.
f. 269.
59. Letter from G. de Abreu de Freitas to the Conde de Odemira ;
20 Apr. 1677. Port. Copy. f. 275.
60. Form of oath of allegiance to the Infanta Isabel, daughter of
Pedro II. of Portugal. Port. f. 277.
61. Manuel Fernandes to [?the same] ; Lisbon, 20 Aug. 1672. Port.
62. Memorial of Fr. Manoel de Pereira concerning the bishopric of
Bahia, with a copy of a letter from Cardinal Eospiglosi to the
Regent of Portugal ; 1674. Port. f. 318.
63. Copies of letters from the Regent of Portugal [Dom Pedro] to the
Archbishop of Braga ; Lisbon, 26 May, 1674, 18 May, 1675. Port.
ff. 324, 339.
64. Copies of letters from the same to Pope Clement X. ; 26 May,
1674. Port. ff. 327, 328.
65. Copy of letter from [? G. de Abreu de Freitas] to the Regent of
Portugal; Rome, 8 Sept. 1674. Port. f. 329.
66. Fr. Antonio Brandao, Archbishop of Goa, to the Pope ; 6 Oct. 1674.
Port. f. 334.
f. 242.
f. 284.
ADDITIONAL MSS., 20,84fr.20,M&
279
67. Cardinal " Philip Howard de Norfolke " [Almoner to Catherine,
Queen of Charles 11.] to G. de Abreu de Freitas ; Antwerp, 16 June,
1675. Fr., with Part, translation, f. 346.
68. Fr. Manoel Pereira, Bishop of Kio de Janeiro, to the Pope ; Rome,
30 May, 1676. Port. f. 367.
69. [Giovanni Nicolo] Conti, Cardinal [Bishop of Anoona] to his
brother, Oddone Conti ; Ancona, 12 Jan. 1676. Ital f. 369.
70. S J Archbishop of Heraclea, to G. de Abreu de Freitas ;
Rome, 19 Deo. 1676. Ital f. 371.
71 . [Cesar] Cardinal d'Estrees to the same ; Rome, 12 Deo. 1676. Fr.
f. 372.
72. Drafts of letters from G. de Abreu de Freitas to Cardinals at
Rome ; n.d. Port, f. 373.
73. •* Proposta de Proourador da fazenda para que o Principe nao seja
obi-igado a pagar as prouisi>es que marcarao de ten9as," etc, [167^].
74. " Padroes extinctos da casa de India " [? 1670]. f. 383.
Paper ; xviith cent Folio.
20.847. C0LLEC9AO de Conferencias com os Ministros de Inglaterra e
de importantes Repostas aos sous Officios desde a Embaixada do Lord
Kynnoull no anno de 1 760 em diante." The papers extend over the
years 1760-1769, and include autograph letters of [Thomas Hay,
Earl of] Kinnoul, the Hon. Edward Hay, and William Henry Lyt-
tleton [afterwards Lord Lyttleton], successive ambassadors at Lisbon,
to the Portuguese Ministers of State ; with drafts of letters in reply,
and of other documents, in the handwriting of [Sebastiao Jose de
Carvalho e Mello] Conde d'Oeyras [Marquis of Pombal in 1770].
Paper. Folio.
20.848. '* Cartas de Estado del Rey don Fernando el catolioo escritas
a los Reyes de Francia, Inglaterra, el Papa, y el Emperador, sobre
cossas de grande importancia y que parecen las de la liga y guerras
destos tiempos." Copies of state papers and tracts of the years
1515-1628, in the following order: —
1. [Bernardo de Mesa], Bishop of Trinopoli [Drinawar], Spanish Am-
bassador in England, to Ferdinand of Aragon ; London, 5 Nov.
1515. Span. f. 2.
2. [Katharine of Aragon], Queen of England, to Ferdinand, her father ;
*' Tramache " [Greenwich], eve of All Saints [31 Oct 1515]. Span.
fi:51, 53. &e 21,004, f. 328.
3. " Instruccion segun la qual el Emperador Carlos V., nuestro senor,
se haura de haver en su llegada a Espana para tomar el goviemo
de sus Reynos, embiada por el Cardenal Francisco Ximenez, Arco-
bispo de Toledo, a Adriano, Arcobispo de Tortossa, quo fue electo
f. 376.
280
ADDITIONAL MSS., 20,848, 20,849.
samo Pontifioe, primer consexero del Emperador Carlos Y.** [1516].
4. Primera Carta de el Emperador Carlos quinto a Felipe 11., su
hixo Palamos, 4 May, 1543 ; with a portion of a " segunda carta,"
imjperf.; f. 65.
5. Papel dado [por el Emperador] al Conde de Olivares gerca lo que
de el se mormura en Madrid, y otras C06sas tocantes a su oonserva-
9ioii;" Palamos, 6 May, 1543, f. 79.
6. " Carta de Antonio Perez al Duqne de Lerma de la manera que se
avia de govemar en la priyan9a," f. 105.
7* " Norte de Principes, Virreyes, Presidentes, Consejeros y Govema-
dores, y advertimientos politicos sobre lo pnblioo y particular de una
Monarquia importantissimos a los tales, fundados en materia y razon
de estado por Antonio Perez," etc,, f. 109.
8. Maximas de Bepublica por el Secretario Domingo Hortiz," f. 148.
9. Carta del Eey de Inglaterra en que pone los cargos que hizo al
Marques de la Inoxossa f [29 July, 1624], f. 169.
10. " Capitulos de la liga hecha en Paris .... contra el Rey de
Espana y casa de Austria 20 Mar. 1628, f. 176.
11. " Relacion de la entrada del exercito del Rey de Francia en Italia,"
etc.; [1625], f. 193.
12. " Cartas y Respuestas que huvo de parte de los Olandesses [besieged
in San Salvador] y don Fadrique de Toledo " 28-30 Apr. 1625,
f. 207.
13. Relacion de las armadas de su Magestad del dia que Uegaron a la
Baya [de San Salvador]," etc; Mar.- Apr. [1625], f. 217.
14. Relacion del successo del Duque de Feria con el duque de Salvia,
11 de Julio, 1628," f. 225.
15. Carta de Londres de 4 de Agosto [1625] en que da cuenta de la
armada de Inglaterra," f. 234.
16. Papel y parezer sobre las guerras y estados de Flandes y estado
desta Monarquia," f. 238.
17. Institucion y Cedula Real de su Magestad para una armada que
se a heoho para la mar solo para la nacion Flamenca, y de las
preeminencias y privilegios de que la dicha nacion a de gozar,"
18. "Voto y Propossicion del Reyno" — a memoir on the financial
condition of Spain \? circa 1625]. At tbe head is the name "Don
Matheo Lisson," f. 293.
19. " Papel de la Junta acerca de lo que se ha de hacer en la moneda,"
f. 307.
Paper ; xviith cent. Folio.
20,849. Copies of contracts of marriage entered into by members of the
royal &mily and nobility of France, with other documents relating
f. 56.
f. 271.
ADDITIONAL MSS., 20,860—20,867.
281
to tbem; 1258-1626. Fr. At the beginning is a table of contents.
Paper ; xviith cent. Folio.
20,860. Ck)NTRACTs et Traites de Manages entre Boys et Princes,"
1533-1721 : tnz., Henry II., of France, and Catherine de Medicis;
1533, f.3;— Francis II. and Mary of Scotland; 1558, f. 10; — Emanuel
Philibert Duke of Savoy, and Marguerite de France, Duchess of
Berry; 1559, f. 17 ; — Francis Duke of Anjou and Queen Elizabeth;
1581, f. 22; — Louis Prince of the Asturias, afterwards King of
Spain, and Louise Elizabeth d'0rl6ans; 1721, f. 120. Lot, and Fr.
Paper ; xvuth^ xviiith centt. Folio.
20.851. 1. Proces-verbal of the " Conference tenue h Marc pres Ardres,
entre les Deput6s du Eoy Henry second et ceux de TEmpereur
Charles quint, en Tannic 1555." "Mis par eacrit par Charles de
Marillac, Evesque de Vannes, depuis Archevesque de Vienne, Tun
des Deputes du diet Roy Henry," f. 2.
2. " Traict^ de Paix faict k Crespy entre les Deputes de I'Empereur
Charles V. et ceux du Roy Francois premier, en 1544," f. 99.
3. " Traict^ de Paix entre le Roy Henry second et Dom Philippes, Roy
d'Espagne," "au Chasteau en Cambresis Tan 1558," £ 155.
Paper ; xviith cent. Folio.
20.852. ^* Conference des Traictez d' Alliance concemant le commerce
de mer faits par la France," from 1600 to 1679 ; with a table of
contents. Paper ; xvnth cent. Small Folio.
20.853. "Procbz des Dues d'Orl^ans, Guise et Bouillon, Comte de
Soissons, S"- de Cinq-Mars et de Thou; 1633 et 1642." Paper;
xvuth cent. Folio.
20.854. " HiSTOiRE de Fran9ois premier." Written by Antoine Va-
rillas, in nine books ; of which the present copy contains the first
eight, reaching to the year 1538. Fr. Paper; xvuth cent. Folio.
20.855. Reoimrnto em forma de Ley para o govemo das Camaras e
aldeas destas Hhas de Goa e das Provincias de Salsete e Bardes :"
by Caietano Antonio da Costa ; Goa, 5 June, 1735. At the end is a
glossary of barbarous terms used in the book. Port Paper ; xvmth
cent. Folio.
20.856. PoLiriCA dos Princepes de Italia." A treatise in Portuguese
on the secret principles of government ui each of the Italian States,
written at Rome in 1689. Paper. Folio.
20.857. " Historia das Dhas." A portion of a history and description
of the Island of Madeira, the Azores, and Canaries, compiled, in the
xvilh cent., by Dr. Caspar Fructuoso, Vicar of Ribeira Grande in
282 ADDITIONAL MSS., 20,868—20,864.
the Island of S. Michael. It commences at the 21st chapter of the
2nd Book, and has many omissions throughout. Port, Paper; xviith
cent. Small Folio.
20.858. Neootiations of Colonel Hooke in Scotland in fieiyour of the
Pretender, 1705-1708 ; consisting of memorials presented by Col.
Hooke to the French Ministers of State, detailing his proceedings,
correspondence between the French Court and the Scotch lords, etc.
The latter part of the volume, from f. 238 onwards, was printed at
London, in 8 vo., in 1760. Paper; xviiithcent. Folio.
20.859. Offices, in Dutch ; preceded by the calendar ; tables to find
the dominical letters and golden numbers ; Easter-day from 1498 to
1519 ; and Latin verses of the influences of the planets on nativity,
with tables. The order of offices is as follows : —
1. The seven penitential psalms ; with litany and prayers, f. 20.
2. ** Die gulden rosencrans van onser lieuer vrouwen ;" including salu-
tations for the several hours, f. 41.
3. " Die seuen weden van onser lieuer vronwen the seven griefs of
the Virgin, f. 57.
4. " Die neghen gebedekijns voer die wapen ons heren ihesu christi
the nine prayers of the instruments of the crucifixion, f. 63 b.
5. " Die seuen woorden ons heren the seven words, and the five
wounds, f. 68.
6. Commemorations of Saints ; viz.y St. Francis, St. Anne, St. James
Apostle, St. George, St. Sebastian, St. Anthony, St. Catherine, St.
Barbara, f. 74 b.
Vellum ; with illustrations to the calendar and other miniatures,
flower borders, and initials in gold. Late xvth cent. Duodecimo.
20.860. Kegistee of official correspondence with the principal digni-
taries of the church in Portugal; 16 June, 1725-19 Jan. 1728.
Portuguese, The writer's name is not given. Paper ; xviith cent.
Octavo.
20,861-20,900. " Collec9AM authentica de todas as Leys, Eegimentos,
Alvaras, e mais Ordens que se expediram para a India desde o esta-
belecimento destas conquistas; ordenada por provizam de 28 de
Mar90 de 1754." Copies of laws, royal decrees, letters-patent, cte.,
relating to the Portuguese settlements in India; 1518-1754. Port,
In forty volumes. Paper. Folio. The dates of the contents of the
several volumes are as follows : —
20.861. Vol. I. 1584-1599.
20.862. Vol. II. 1598-1602.
20.863. Vol. in. 1601-1607.
20.864. Vol. IV. 1607-1609.
ADDITIONAL MSS^ 80,865-80,890. 283
80.865. Vol. V. 1610-1613.
20.866. Vol. VI. 1614-1616.
20.867. Vol. VII. 1617,1618.
20.868. Vol. VIIL 1619,1020.
20.869. Vol. IX. 1622,1623.
20.870. Vol. X. 1624-1626.
20,87L Vol. XI. 1627, 1628. At the end, from f. 225, are documents
of various years from 1605 to 1651.
20.872. VouXII. 1629,1630.
20.873. Vol. Xm. 1631, 1632.
20.874. Vol. XIV. 1633-1635.
20.875. Vol. XV. 1638-1640.
20.876. Vol. XVI. 1641-1645.
20.877. Vol. XVII. 1646, 1649-1651. At f. 90 are three documents
dated 1 677, and at f. 93 b is a translation in Portuguese of a letter
from Charles IL of England to Luis de Meudonya Fiirtado, Conde
deLauradio, Portuguese Governor of India; 10 Mar. 1677.
20.878. VoL.XVni. 1652-1657.
20.879. Vol. XIX. 1660-1673.
20.880. Vol. XX. 1674-1683.
20,88L Vol. XXL 1684-1689.
20.882. Vol. XXn. 1690-1697.
20.883. Vol. XXIH. 1697-1704.
20.884. Vol. XXIV. 1704-1717.
20.885. Vol, XXV. 1718-1725.
20.886. Vol. XXVL 1725-1729.
20.887. Vol. XXVH. 1730-1736.
20.888. Vol. XXVni. 1737. At the end, from f. 156, are copies
of Royal decrees, etc, 1567-1728, transcribed from the " Livro
Verde " of privileges, etc, at Goa, with the omission of those pre-
viously copied and remitted to the Secretary of State at Lisbon ;
attested by Pedro da Gama, 28 Dec. 1758.
20.889. Vol. XXIX. Copies of similar documents from the 2nd and
3rd volumes [of the " Livro Verde 1630-1757 ; with Copias das
cartas do anno 1737 " at f. 163.
20.890. Vol, XXX. 1738-1748.
Digitized by
284 ADDITIONAL MSS., 20,891—20,902.
20.891. Vol. XXXI. 1749, 1754-1756; with transcripts from the
" Livro Verde " of the xvth and xvith centuries.
20.892. Vol. XXXIL Copies of royal decrees, etc,, 1529-1566, tran-
scribed at Goa, f. 1. Copies of instructions, etc.^ 1595-1701, f. 44.
Royal proclamations, etc,, 1605-1648, f. 141.
20.893. Vol. XXXIII. Copies of royal proclamations, etc., 1610-
1643.
20.894. Vol. XXXIV. "Copias dos Alvaras e ordens reaes," 1601-
1752.
20.895. Vol. XXXV. **Copia das ordens e cai-tas reaes," etc., 1518-
1711, transcribed from the Archives of the Senate at Qoa, etc.
20.896. Vol. XXXVI. "Copia das Cartas, Trovizoens e Alvai-as
Eeaes que ha na Matricula geral de Goa," 1607-1754; chiefly re-
lating to the Portuguese military establishments, f. 1 ; — copies of
licences and other documents relating to the tobacco trade, 1674-
1754, f. 133.
20.897. Vol. XXXVII. Transcripts from the "Livro Verde Se-
gundo " of the " Tribunal da Rella9ao " of Goa, 1640-1754.
20.898. Vol. XXXVITE. Transcripts from the « Livro azul Segundo "
of the "Tribunal da Bellagao" of Goa, 1633-1661, f. 1;— "Regi-
mento da Caza dos Contos," f. 203 ; — ** Eegimento do Despacho,"
20.899. Vol. XXXIX. " Treslado do Livro das Loca^oens dos officios
e cargos do estado da India;" Goa, 24 Jan. 1758.
20.900. Vol. XL. Transcripts from the archives of the " Tribunal da
Chancelaria," 1562-1644, and the " Tribunal da Rella^ao," 1559-
1616.
20,001. History of the early Portuguese conquests in India, in
97 chapters (the first four of them wanting), with the following
description, signed '* Freire," on the first fly-leaf ; — ** Este Livro
se conseryava sem pergaminho e com folhas menos no principle,
como estd. He hua Historia do descobrimento e primeiras con-
quistas da India, escrita na Lingua que na quelle tempo se falava."
** Faltamlhe os primeiros quatros Capitulos o o nome de seu autor ;
mas a narra9am ainda que simples e de estilo antigo parece sincera
6 he muito mais antiga que Joam de Barros e Damifio de Goes, e
chega so ate qnando Affonso de Albuquerque conquistou Goa que
foy no anno de 1510, e faleceu em Dezembro de 1515." Portuguese,
Paper ; xvith cent. Folio.
20,902. ^ Bela^ao das Naos e Armadas da India com os snccessos dcllas
que se paderam saber, para noticia e instii]09fto dos curiozo^, o
f. 236 b.
ADDITIONAL MSS., 20,902—20,912. 286
amantes da Historia da India ;** arranged under the heads of the
commanders of the expeditions, from Vasco da Gama in 1497 to
Luis de Mendon9a Furtado in 1653 ; followed by a list of the com-
manders from 1496 io 1504, and of the Viceroys and Governors of
Portuguese India from 1505 to 1640. Portugtie$e. Paper; xviith
cent. Folio.
20,903-20,905. Despatches from Pedro II. of Portugal to [Pedro
Antonio de Noronha] Conde de Villa Verde, Viceroy in India, 1692-
1698; countersigned by the Secretary of State, [Francisco de
Tavoia] Conde de Alvor ; together with copies of some of the dis-
patches of Villa Verde. In three volumes. Paper. Folio.
20.906. " 0 LiVRO das Cartas que escreveo o Conde da Erioeyra, Dom
Luiz de Menezes, no tempo que foy V[ice] Key e Capitao Geral da
India, sobre os negocios mais importantes da quelle Estado;" 1717-
1720. Portuguese. Paper ; xvuith cent. Folio.
20.907. A COLLECTION of historical narrations and congratulatory ad-
dressee, in prose and verse, to the Viceroy of Portuguese India, Dom
Pedro Miguel de Almeyda e Portugal, Marques de Castellonovo,
on his victories over the Mahratta Chieftain, Baguji Bosla [or
Kughoojee Bhonslay], in the provinces east of Goa, in 1746.
Poriuguesey Italian, French, and Latin. The names of the writers are : —
Manoel Antonio de Meyrelles, Captain of Engineers, ff. 1, 14, 38,
108, 120, 128 Carolus Antonius de Sconing, flf. 2 b, 121 -Pedro
da Silva e Alva, f. 8 b ; — Padre Manoel de Figueiredo (sermons by),
ff. 29, 99; — the Chief Judge, Joze Luis Coutinho, ff. 78, 160;—
Frederico Jacob de Weinholtz, f. 191. There are also original
letters addressed to Senhor Joze Freire de Montarroio Mascarenhas
by [Louren90 de Santa Maria], Archbishop of Goa, and "Primaz
do Oriente Goa, 16 Jan. 1747, f. 9 ;— the Marques de Castellonovo;
15 Dec. 1746, f. 11 ;— Manoel Antonio de Meyrelles; Goa, 9 Jan.
1747, f. 13; — Antonio Pereira; Dangim (a suburb of Goa), 26 Jan.
1747, f. 202;— Diogo Pereira; Dangim, 80 Jan. 1747, f. 204. At
f. 205 is a copy of the inscription on a cenotaph to the memory of
Franciscus de Almeida Mascarenhas .... Patriarchalis eccl. Lis-
bonentis Preesbyter Principalis, 18 Oct. 1745." Paper. Folio.
20,908-20,910. Copies of dispatches of Francisco Marques de Tavora,
Viceroy of Portuguese India, 1750-1754, to the Home Government;
Nov. 1751-Feb. 1763. Portuguese. In three volumes. Paper.
Folio.
20,911, 20,912. Copies of letters of Francisco Marques de Tavora,
Viceroy of Portuguese India, to various Indian Princes and Portu-
guese officials in India and China; 1750-1754. Portuguese, In
two volumes. Paper. Large folio.
286
ADDITIONAL MSS., 20,911-^20,916.
20.911. Vol. I. Letters to ecclesiastical dignitaries and other officials
and to native Princes.
20.912. Vol. II. Letters for Macao, f. 3 ;— Letters for Canara, f. 47.
20.913. **Regimento do Consulado da Caza da India. Tirado esfe
Treslado pelo Guarda Livros Proprietario da Caza da India e Mina,
Sebastiao Cardozo, e Vas*** Ferrao Castelbranco Mosso da Camera,
dos 40 do numero, com exercieio no Real Service, offerecido ao Senhor
Bernardo de Almada e Noronha, Provedor Proprietario da dita Caza
da India e Mina." The constitution of the Council, consisting of
67 clauses, is dated, Lisbon, 13 May, 1688, and is followed by
copies of royal letters of earlier dates, and extracts from the
registers of the Portuguese India House down to the 23rd March,
1721. Paper ; xviiith cent. Folio.
20.914. " M^MOiRES sur quelques affaires de TEmpire Mogol et particu-
li^rement sur celles du Bengale, depuis Tannee 1756, jnsqu'^i la fin
de Janvier 1761," by [Jean] Law de Lauriston, dated, Paris, 1763 ;
preceded by a map of the bank«i of the Jumna and the Ganges from
Delhi to Patna. They are followed by a glossary of Hindoo names,
titles, etc., f. 160; and by a "Eelation historique du Bengale
pendant les annees 1766 et 1757," f. 183. Paper; xviiith cent.
Folio.
20.915. A COLLECTION of miscellaneous papers in Sjpanish and Latin,
viz, : —
1. " Avisso de Paris de la vida y martino de la Serinissima Reyna Maria
de Escocia, lo qual acontecio a 18 Frebrero de 1587," f. 3.
2. " Memorial al Key sobre los inconvenientes de vender y tomar cosas
de la Yglesia ;" Toledo, 15 July, 1574, f. 15.
3. " Bulla de Pio Quinto a la Compania de Jesus," 1558, f. 19.
4. ** Carta de San Ignacio pera los studiantes del CoUegio de Coimbia,
anno 1547," f. 23.
5. '* Prophetia Sanctee Hildelgardis Abbatisbse," f. 31.
6. " Relacion de lo contenido en el libro que se intitula Lignum Vitae
ornamentum-et decus ecclesia^, etc, Autore D. Arnoldo Union Belga
. . . . ; Venetiis, 1595/' f. 33.
7. " Memoria de los Padres y Hermanos defunctos en el CoUegio de
la Compania de Jesus de Trigueros" [in Andalusia], f. 35.
8. Relacion del 6U9esso de la armada Real que fue a Inglaterra ano
de 1588;" in a letter to the Provost of Toledo from Father Ge-
ronimo de la Terra; dat. Santander, 30 Sept. 1588, f. 42.
9. Report of the auto dafS in Seville, 30 Nov. 1624, f. 49.
10. "Carta que escrivio el rey Francisco de Bungo en Japon para su
Sanctidad" Gregory XII 1. ; the alleged offer of one of the princes of
ADDITIONAL MSS., 20,916.
287
the Japanese island of Ximo to embrace Christianity; dat. 11 Jan.
1582 ; followed by a note of the presents sent to him by the Pope, f.64.
11. "Copia de las cartas que el Padre Ignacio do las Casas escrivio
sobre los negocios del Monte Santo de Granada al Senor Ar^obispo
de ella y a la general inqu sicion;'' 1598, f. 08.
1 2. Aliqua qusB omnes sou saltern aliqui ex patribns Hispalensis
CoU^i adverterunt circa Eegnlas delectus opiniouum,** etc,^ f. 92.
13. •* Auisos y apuntamientos de Fray Francisco Gonzagana, Miuistro
General de la orden de Sant Francisco ; Rome, 27 Nov. 1579/* f. 126.
14. Dos edictos de la luquisicion contra los alumbradoe dat. U May,
1623, 5 May, 1576, ff. 135, 144.
15. ** Summa de lo que se contiene en la constitucion de Gregorio 13**
que comienza ' Ascendente Domino,' ** followed by a Summa de la
constitucion de Gregorio 14"*" on the privileges of a Society of Men-
dicants, f. 154.
16. Begalations for visits to nunneries; 5 April, 1588; with additions
by Fmncisco Pacheoo, Bishop of Cordova. Span. f. 156.
17. Copies of letters of Don Pedro Aguayo, and one of his servants,
sei-ving under the Duke of Parma at Cambray ; 30 Sept., 14 Nov.,
and 25 Sept. 1574. %in. ff. 158, 158 b.
18. Copy of letter of the Conde de Fuentes [Pedro Henriquez de
Toledo y Azevedo] to the Council of Brussels, giving an account of
his victor}' over the Due de Bouillon, before Dourlans in Picardy ;
1595. Span. f. 159.
19. Notes from letters from Constantinople and Ackerman, on affairs
in Hungary, etc., in 1595. Span» f. 160.
20. Sentence passed upon a Dominican of Seville for preaching heresy
on the Conception of the Virgin. LaL and Span. ff. 161, 162.
21. Charges made by ecclesiastics against the ** Tenienie Mayor" of
Seville, for hindering their access to certain prisoners; Sept. 1623.
Span. f. 165.
22. Lists of Spanish Nobles and Bishops, with the amount of their
subscription to a subsidy [?] Span. f. 166.
23. " Prelectio de Merito et justitia Christi, Magistri Joanis a Pena,
1561," f. 174.
24. " Hieroglificas (allegorical paintings) que se hizieron en nuestro
Colegio de Alcala [de Henares]," on occasion of the visit of
Philip ll?, f. 198.
25. " Dialogho per il Carnevale." Ital f. 200.
26. Treatises by Padre Antonio Cordeses, viz. — " De las tres Vidas," etc. ;
ff. 206, 217, 224.
27. " La fundacion de la horden de nuestra Senora de la Concepcion ;"
with summaries of sermons, f. 241.
28 ** Disposiciones geuerales para la oracion mental," f. 258.
29. Extract from the Life of St. Catherine of Siena. Span. f. 263.
Digitized by
288
ADDITIONAL MSS., 20,916,
30. " Sermon de la Fiesta de Sant Matheo de Padre Auila," f. 266.
31. Sermon on the text "Hie populnslabiismehonoraVe/o. Sjpan. f.272.
32. " Exortacion para tener cuidado de los nines j encnminarlos a
dioB," written by Padre Santa Cruz el Yiejo. Autograph, f. 280.
33. Libro llamado Christiana sapiencia ; Dialogo entre nn discipnlo
y nn maestro," by Padre Santa Cmz. Imperf. f. 297.
34. Para la codicia de no querer recebir monjas si no llevan mncbo
dote," f. 319.
35. " Meditacion," on the love of Christ, in two parts, by Padre Santa
Cruz. Span. f. 324.
36. Belations of fires in Valladolid, Bome, and other cities, and of
floods in Holland, in 1561-1595. Span. f. 334.
37. " Censnra del libro de Santa Ana compuesto por doiia Valentina
Pinelo, monja de san leandro en Seuilla," f. 346.
38. De algunos medicamentos y mediginas aprobadas," f. 350.
39. " Kelacion de la auenida de el rio de Seuilla, y de su inundacion ^
los ultimos de Enero de el ano de 1626," with a supplement, signed
Juan Mendez, ff. 364, 375.
40. " Traslado de una [carta] del Padre Preposito de la Casa profess
de Paris .... de la persecucion que padecia la compania, ori-
ginada por el libro del Padre Francisco Suarez contra el Key de
Ingalaterra;" 29 June, 1614. Lai. f. 380.
41. Letters of Philip III. of Spain, and others, relative to the Immacu-
late Conception ; 1616. Span, and Lai. f. 382.
42. Sermon on the text "Nolite [«ujJ incrednlus, Joan 20" [v. 27],
Span. f. 386.
43. " Sueno del gran Turoo," a narrative of a vision seen by Amurath
II., f. 404.
44. An Christus Dominus aliquando habuerit verum actum timoris,"
vdth corrections. Lat. f. 406.
45. Portion of a chemical treatise, introduced as the 7th and last part
of a 1 8t book. Span, f. 425.
46. Miscellaneous grammatical papers, followed by pieces in prose and
hymns ; a treatise de Prosodia ab eruditissimo patre Llanos,"
etc. Lat. fiF. 446, 487.
47. Tractatus " de grammatica Grroca," f. 517.
48. Tractatus " de Elegantia orationis, ex centuriis Francisci Sylvii,"
49. Latin verses ; and an " Oracio " in prose, on the conception of the
Virgin, with hymns, epigrams, etc.^ f. 535.
50. " Eegla de Testamentos estraordinaria y liana ; por Miguel Conejero
de Marchena." Printed, f. 552.
51. Eough notes on church patronage in Spain. Span. f. 556.
52. Relaoion de la Fiesta que la compania de Jesus de Carmona
[prov. Seville] hi90 a los tres Martyres que el Papa Frbano VIII.,
f. 523.
ADDITIONAL MSS., 20,916-20,921. 289
puso en el numero de los santos [S3. Pablo, Diego y Juan] este
ano de " 1628, signed '* Tomas Lopez," f. 659.
53. Elogio de Sevilla y lastimosa narrativa del fracaso qne a ella y a
otroe pueblos del Andahi9ia le a sobrevenido per la[8] grandes
avenidas de Guadalquivi[r] este ano 1626." In ballad metre.
54. •* In explanationem FabulaB de Astrologo et Viatore," f. 570.
55. CoUoquio del Triumpho de la scienyia ;" an allegorical drama in
▼erse, in 3 acts. Span, f. 573.
56. List of Dramatis Personaa in **La Escuela Divina de Lope de
Vega;** followed by a "Romance para prencipio de el ooloquio,"
to be spoken by " el Amor diuino." Span. f. 587.
Paper ; xviith cent. Small Quarto.
20.916. A ooLLECTio^i of miniatures, chiefly the frontispieces of DuccUi,
or commissions from Doges of Venice, from the xvth cent, to the year
1620. The two first of the series are, a portion of a border of a title-
page of a book, repre^nting within an architectural framework the
author [?], seated in a triumphal car drawn by owls and surrounded
by amorini; with the inscriptions " Dii faveant " and " Opus Franchi
miniatoris ;" ItaX,^ of the latter half of the xvth cent. : and a finely
executed, but damaged, frontispiece, containing a representation of a
battle, enclosed within an architectural framework; of the same
period. Vellum. Folio.
20.917. Original proceedings of the Papal Commissioners appointed
to examine the claims of Louis XII. of France for a dissolution of
his marriage with Jeanne, daughter of Louis XI.; Tours and
Amboise, Aug. — Dec. 1498. Lat, Vellum. Folio.
20,91&-20,920. Copies of a correspondence between Madame de
Maintenon and [Anne Marie de la Tremoille], Princesse des Ursins
[widow of Fiavio Orsini, Duke of Bracciano], during the residence
of the latter on a quasi-political mission in Madrid ; 7 July, 1705-
27 Dec. 1715. IV. In three volumes. Paper; xviiith cent.
Folio.
20,921. Letter-Book of Sir Theodore Turquet de Mayerne, Physician
to James I. and Charles I. of England, containing copies of
his letters, some of them with autograph signatures, and a few
letters addressed to him ; 1611-1653. JV., Lat,^ and Eng. At the
end are the following papers : —
1. '^Theodori Mayemii opuscula medica," consisting of academical
theses, 1596-1611. IM. f. 83.
2. " Voyage de Monsieur [Henri, Due] de Rohan," from Paris thiough
Metz, Worms, Frankfort, Munich, Innsbruck, Trent, efo., to Venice;
MSS.— ig55. u
f. 563.
r
290
ADDITIONAL MSS., 20,922-20,934.
8 May-20 July, 1599, with pen and ink sketches of antiquities, and
descriptions of Verona and Kome. jFV. f. 93.
3. " Oratio pro Dootoratus gradu in Cheimrgia adipi^cendo, habita in
CoUegio SS. Cosmi et Damiani .... Lute ties Parisiorum, a Johanne
Philippe, pro quo ipsam composui;" with a postscript; Chelsei,
8 Oct. 1649. Lai. f. 111.
4. Copies of a few miscellaneous letters from Sir Thomas Eoe, 9 July,
1631, — from Henri de Bourbon Prince [de Conde] to the Due de
Eohan, 4 Nov. 1628, with the reply; and from Gaston Due
d'0rl6ans to Louis XIII. ; 12 Nov. 1632. f. 117.
5. Copy of a dispatch from Oliver Cromwell to the States of Zealand,
with the reply, 1664. LaL f. 120.
6. Copy of a dispatch from the Eeformed Cantons of Switzerland to the
Parliament of England; 16 Feb. 1653, etc. Lot. i. 122.
Paper; with an engraved portrait of Mayeme <'anno setat. 82."
Folio.
20.922. " Memobias dos successos de Portug^ oompiladas por Feru&o
Duarte de Monterroyo ;" containing copies of Royal letters, followed
by notices of events in the Royal and noble families of Portugal,
with a few poems on political subjects ; 1428-1593. Imperfect at
the beginning. Portuguese. Paper ; xviith cent. Small Folio.
20.923. 1. " Orsina : Concetti Morali di Girolamo Petrignani dedi-
cated to Paolo Giordano [Orsini] Duca di Bracciano; in 31 poems,
with an address to the 'reader in prose, signed " Girolamo Petri-
gnani Amerino, 10 Aug. 1634," f. 1.
2. " Diuotissima Oratioue, che si dice giomalmente auanti 1 san-
tissimo Sepoloro di nostro Signore in Gerusalem," f. 53.
3. " Oratione diuotissima posta in versi," f. 53 b.
4. " Deir uscir che fece la madre del Signore da questa vita,"
f. 55 b.
5. Lettera scritta dalla Santissima Madre di Dio alia citta di Messina,"
f. 58.
6. Sonnets to several Cardinals, to the Dnke of Braociano, etc. Ital.
f. 58 b.
Paper, with the arms of the Orsini in colour on the title-page.
Dated "in Roma li x d* Agosto, 1634;" bound in stamped vellum.
Octavo.
20.924. PoLiTiGAL papers, chiefly statistics of the Kingdom of Naples,
1660-1680. Italian and Spanish. The more important papers are
as follows : —
1. List of the twelve provinces of Naples, with the names of the prin-
cipal estates and their proprietors ; 1668. Span. f. 2.
2. Relacion de las cantidades de dinero que possee la Begia Corte y por
ADDITIONAL MSS.. 20,924.
291
ella la Regia Caxa militar eobre loa sigaientes Arrendamienfos, ' fol-
lowed by other papers on revenue matters. Ital. and Span. f. 41 .
a Aooounts of snnis transmitted by the Viceroys of Naples to pen-
sioners of Spain in Milan, Venice, Rome, etc. ; 1653-1668. lial
ff. 100, 274.
4. Assignments made to various officials in payment of their salaries
in 1650 to 1666. Ital, f. 109.
6. Donatives made by the King to the Viceroys of Naples and some
others; 1562-1626. Ital. f. 124.
6. Lists of prisoners, 1666-1669. IlaL f. 1 28.
7. " Stato della Giunta de Banditi fomiata dal Signer Conte di Cas-
trillo Botto il di 3 di Decembre 1657," f. 171.
8. Note of convents and churches in Naples. Span. f. 176.
9. Copy of an official letter from Giovanni Battista deMarinis, General
of the Dominicans, directing the extradition of any friars in Naples
found speaking against the Spanish rule; Rome, 10 Sept 1667
Ital. f. 210.
10. " Nota de los forzados que hanmuerto en las galeras do laesquadra
en los anos de 1664-1666," f. 212.
11. "Nota d'Informationi di Eelevii," etc.; 1651-1666; with other
papers on revenue matters; 1650-1667. Ital. f. 215.
12. "Eleocion de los 29 Capitanes de Ottina desta Ciudad hecha en
4 de Junio de 1667," f. 235.
13. Letter from Vioencio Tuttavilla to the Viceroy on the projected
dismantling of the Castillo del Ovo in Naples ; 24 July, 1666, f. 243.
14. List of statues and busts " nella casa delli Heredi del Abbate
Piatti." Ital. f. 248.
15. Account of the interview granted, on the 28th March, 1668, by
Pope Clement IX. to the Envoy of Charles II. of Spain, in order to
receive the golden Bull acknowledging certain feudal rights of the
Papacy over the kingdom of Naples. Span. f. 252.
16. Report on the corrupt administration of the " Signer Commessario
di Campagna." Ital. f. 258.
17. " Copia del Beneplacito que dio el Senor Conde de Penaranda por
Collateral! para que la ciudad de Napoles pudiera hacer y tener
carroza particular para servir se della en las funciones," in the name
of Philip IV., f. 262.
18. "Relacion de los ministros de la Regia Camara," etc., f. 264.
19. Notice of the feudal rights, etc.^ of the Marchese de Oyi-a [or Oria,
of the family of Imperiali.] Ital. f. 267 ; with Span, translation,
£ 273.
20. Letter to the Viceroy from Tomaso de Luca advising the sale of
the offices of Notaries, etc., of the Reale Camera ; 5 Oct. 1667. Ital.
f. 268 ; with a Span, translation, f. 270.
21. *• Relacion de las Migas, ofioios de Difuntos y Rosarios que ban
u 2
292
ADDITIONAL MSS., 20,924-20,926.
ofrecido los generales de las Religiones por la alma de su Magestad
qtie haya gloria ;" [Philip IV.], f. 271.
22. Thirteen declarations by citizens of Sorrento testifying to the
good government of Giovanni Saavedra; June-July, 1667. lidl,
f. 280.
23. Three copies of an agreement by Don Pedro de Aragon to assist
in building a cell to the monastery of Teatine nuns in Naples under
Sor Ursola Benincasa 15 Mar. 1668. Ital f. 293.
24. " Resumen de los delitos cometidos de Monsenor [Matheo de]
Genaro, Ar^ebispo de Risoles en la ciudad de Bona;'* 1669,
f. 314.
25. Treaty of alliance between Fmnce and Portugal against Spain ;
1667. Span. f. 324.
26. " Discurso del car[dinal ?] Valle sobre la Invasion del Key Cris-
tianisimo en el Condado de Borgona " [Upper Burgundy] in 1674,
27. Two dialogues, chiefly on Genoese politics, between Pasquino and
Gobbo da Eialto, entitled " Del Pasquino Esiliato. Parlata seconda,"
and " Parlata Prima." Ital f. 336.
28. Dialogue between a gaoler, Gomesio, and others, on the trial of
Gomesio and the merits of various tribunals. Ital. f. 393.
29. " De Translatione Cadaveris Alfonsi V. de Arragonia Disputatio
D. Michaelis Muscetulee," f. 400.
30. " Exempcion del Eeyno de Napoles del Baliato y Censo que pre-
tende la Santa Sede Apostolica Fundada sobre las proprias conces-
siones y enuestiduras. Por Don Carlos Gala, Dnque de Diano."
Imperfect, f. 429.
Paper; xviithcent Folio.
20,926. Copies of oflScial papers relating to the projected dissolution of
the marriage between Gaston Jean Baptiste, Due d'Orl^ans, and
Marguerite de Lorraine; 1634,1635. Fr. On the fly-leaf are the
engraved arms and book-plates of a member of the family of De la
Luzerne, and of Card. Dominique Barnab6 Turgot, Bishop of Seez,
1716. Paper ; xviith cent. Folio.
20,926. Miscellaneous papers relating to the Spanish navy; 1740-
1782. Span.
1. Memorial of Don Manuel Lopez Pintado, Marques de Torreblanca
del Aljarafe, enumerating his naval services at Vera Ci*uz and in
West Indies, etc.; 1711-1740. Printed, f. 1.
?. " Orden del Rey para tomar prestados Navios de Particulares con
que aumentar la esquadra;" 22 Nov. 1740. f. 17.
3. Estado actual de las fuerzas Na vales de S. M. Catholica en primero
de Agosto de 1760," f. 19.
f. 329.
ADDITIONAL MSB., SM),926, 20,927. 293
4. Extracts from dispatches relating to Centa and to the Spaniidi-
Chinese squadron ; 1765, f. 21.
5. •* Noticia de los Portes de Cartas del correo de Mar a Indias," etc, ;
1764. Printed, f. 31.
6. " Relacion individual de las Operaciones de la Esquadra Francesa
Bobre las Oostas de Berberia June, 1765. Printed, f. 35.
7. Circular of quarantine regulations sent to Spanish Ports; 15 June,
1742, f. 39.
8. Three accounts of the battle off Toulon ; 22 Feb. 1744, f. 41.
9. " Titulo IIL del Tratado X. de las Ordenanzas Generales de la Beal
Armada Madrid, 27 Feb. 1751. Printed, f. 58.
10. Diary of Don Ysidoro Postigo, describing a combat with two
Algerine vessels; Cadiz Bay, 15 June, 1768, f. 100.
11. Defensade la Prerrogativa de traber Oallardete los Paquebotes de
Correo Maritime : y Heal Orden declaratoria de este Privilegio ;"
Havana, Deo. 1767, f. 104.
12. Extract from a journal of a voyage from Cadiz to the Cape;
14 Apr. 1770, f. 108.
13. Lists of vessels of war and troops assembled at Cartagena in June,
1775, followed by documents relative to the siege of Melilla by
the Sultan of Morocco, in 1775, f. 110.
14. Papers relating to the siege of Algiers, 1775. Partly Printed.
15. Heport on the state of the fisheries on the coast of Grallicia, etc. ;
22 Nov. 1775, f. 226.
16. Keport on the regulations for the packet service between Coruna
and America, 1776, f. 238.
17. Lists of Spanish vessels of war, etc. ; 1778, f. 323.
18. Notes on the enquiry into the conduct of the squadron under
Lieut.-Gen. Don Antonio de Ulloa in 1779, with epigrams, f. 327.
19. Printed tables of the navies of Spain, France and England^ in 1779,
20. Diaries of the naval campaign against England in 1779; with a
map of the movements, various naval reports for 1780, etc. f. 340.
21. Extracts of English political news, in March and June, 1780,
22. Two plans, in ink and colours, for floating batteries against
Gibraltar, with explanatory table ; Algeciras, 18 June, 1782,
23. Notes, diaries, ete., relative to the siege of Gibraltar in 1782,
f. 439.
Paper. Folio.
20,927. " Beatissime Virginis Marie Officium," preceded by a Calendar,
and followed by the "Septem Psalmi Penitentiales,'* f. 92 ; " Oflficium
f. 124.
f. 334 b.
f. 424.
f. 436.
294
ADDITIONAL MSS., 20,928-20,933.
Mortuonim," f. 120 ; and «* Offioium Sancte Orucis," f. 166. Vellum :
with a miniature before each of the offices and the Fsalmfl, and with
borders composed of cupids, satjrs, trophies, masks, flowers, and
scrolls, in the Eenaissance style, and medallions of scriptural, alle-
gorical and other subjects ; executed by the celebrated artist Giulio
Clovio for Cardinal Marino Grimani, whose arms are inserted in the
border at f. 14 ; about the year 1540. In an Italian binding of the
XYiith cent., with silver-gilt clasps terminating in the form of hands.
Duodecimo.
20.928. Catalogue of the works of Italian poets, arranged according
to their respective styles of composition ; compiled from the
Storia d' Ogni Fuesia of Quadrio, with additions. Ital. Paper ;
xviiith cent. Quarto.
20.929. Letters of Dom Jofto da Silva, Conde de Portalegre, to dif-
ferent persons, 1579-1601 ; transcribed from originals at Rome by
Qaspar Clemente Botelho in 1619. With table of contents. Span.
Paper. Small Quarto.
20.930. "Memorias del Rei D. Sebastiao" [de Portugal, 1557-1578].
Paper; xvuth cent. Small Quarto.
20.931. 1. Eela^ao da prizao e morte do Infante DomDuarte, Irmfto
del Key D. Joao o IV." [3 Sept. 1649], f. 1.
2. " Bela^ao da morte e funeral do Principe D. Theodosio, filho del Bey
D. Joao o IV." [16 May, 1653], f. 23.
3. " Eela^ao da doen9a morte e funeral del Bey D. Jofto o IV." [6 Nov.
1656], f. 35.
Paper ; xvuth cent. Small Quarto.
20.932. Copies of complimentary addresses, efc., to Philip I. and II.
of Portugal; 1581-1619. Portuguese. Paper; xviith cent Small
20,933. A oolleotion of papers relating to the history of Portugal;
1483-1484, 1641-1661. Port.
1. Da grandeza do estado de Braganza," f. 8.
2. Papers relating to the trial and condemnation of Fernando, Duke
of Braganza, and Diogo, Duke of Viseo, for conspiracy against
John IL ; 1483, 1484, £ 14.
3. ** Memoria da injustiga com que Feliphe 2"* se intruduzio neste reino
de Portugal," etc., f. 64.
4. Pratica que fes o D' Duarte Alures d'Abreu o Cadaual nas Cortes
de 18 de 7*^ de 1642," f. 128.
5. " Arbitrio Critico ;" 1641, f. 133.
6. Cartas do Inquizidor geral D. Francisco de Castro pera el Bey D.
^ Joaoo 4''edeoutros e processes dos justissados por traydore^," f. 140.
Quarto.
ADDITIONAL MSS., 20,933, 20,934.
295
7. ''Proposta que Be fez a S. Magestade em 26 de Setembro de 1642
pellas Cortes sobre Franoisoo de Lu9ena [Secretario de Estado],
f. 161.
8. Peti9fto que fez o Procarador da Coroa contra os fidalgoe que
fagirao [para Castella] em Fevr° de 1641 e contra D. Francisco de
Menesses," followed by other papers on the same subject, f. 180.
9. ''Proposia 4 Santidade de Urbano VIII. sobre a inyistidura do
Beyno em el Bey Dom Joam o 4% pello Bispo de Yiseo D. Miguel
de Portugal, embayxador em Boma, no anno de 1643," f. 207.
10. "Morte del Bey D. Joam o 4*' " [6 Nov. 1656], f. 214.
11. " Coroa9ao del Bey D. Affonso 6°," f. 220.
12. Carta que D' Navarro, Secretario de la Emporatris, escreuio a
D. Francisco de Melo, superintendente de las armas del Bey de Cas-
tilla en los estados de Flandes " [9 Oct. 1641], f. 225.
13. Carta de Boma sobre a eIei9fto do Papa Alexandre T no anno de
1655," f. 229.
14. Memoria de tudo o que passou Francisco de Souza Goutinho Da
primeira audien^ia que teue de S. Santidade, em 10 de Dezembro
de 1655," f. 241.
15. " Belacam da entrada da Baynha [Christina] de Suecia em Boma,"
eie, [1666], f. 254.
16. ''Bala9am da Embaixada .... a Clemente X., dada pello ....
Senhor Dom Francisco de Sousa, Marquez das Minas, .... Em-
baixador Extraordinario ;" 1670. Printed; followed by letters, etc.,
of the Marques das Minas, in MS,, f. 263.
17. " Carta que relata o cazo del Bey Carlos I. [de Grtm Bretanha] porque
foi degolado ;" with other papers on the English Civil War, f. 293.
IB. Entrada del Bey [Carlos II.] de Inglaterra em Londres a none de
Junho [29 May] no 1660 ;" with papers relating to his marriage
with Catherine of Portngal, f. 311.
19. Epitome of the life of Julio Alberoni, Cardinal Archbishop of
Seville, etc. Span. f. 341.
Paper ; xvnth oent. Small Quarto.
20,934. Historical and miscellaneous papers in prose and verse. Port.
The more important are as follows : —
1. '*Bella9fto Hydrc^rafica da viagem que fez a India a Nfto N. Senora
da Concei^fto o anno de 1688 e da MissSlo da Companhia," f. 11.
2. "Coronica d*el Bey Dom Affonso o Gordo o 2** deste nome [1211-
1223], oomposta por Bny de Pinna, Coronista Mor," addressed to
D. Manoel I. [1495-1621], f. 30 b.
3. Testamento do Zangaralheyro ;" in prose and verse, f. 68.
4. Letters relating to questions in philosophy, etc., f. 86 b.
5. ^'Estillos de Portugal" — forms of address used by secretaries of
state, f. 109.
296 . ADDITIONAL MSS., 20,1B34, 20,985.
6. " Carta do Arcebispo D. Affonso Furtado, sendo Grovernador deste
Reyno,.que escreueo a D. Jorqne Mascarenlias, Gonde de Castel-
novo;" with answer; n,d, f. 114 b.
7. Don Manrique da Silva to the Marqnez de Gouved ; Villa Viooza,
5 July, 1638, f. 118.
8. Letters to the Conde de Olivares from Isabel, queen o^ Philip IV. of
Spain, and the Infanta Maria, sister of the same; 1624, f. 119 b.
9. The Marquez de Castel Bodrigo to Philip III. of Spain, and the
Duque de Lerma ; n.d. Span. f. 120.
10. Preguntas que fez o Duque de Avejro D. Pedro de Alenoastre,
sobre os tratamentos dos Duques de Portugal," £ 121.
11. '*Ley dos Fellipes de Castella que dertlo a Portugal, de como se
hauia fallar e escreuer com o tratamento a cada hum " [1597], f. 132.
12. " Priuilegios que el Rey D. Felipe 2° de Castella, jurou cumprir e
manter a Portugal quando se Ihe deu Posse delle " [1582], f. 135. b.
13. Carta del Rey Lniz 14. a Raynha de Portugal " [Mary of Savoy] ;
6 Jan. 1669, f. 137 b.
14. " Sonettos de Dona Elena de Tauora," f. 138 b.
15. Preguntas consultadas aos oraculos e por ellas respondidas sobre
OS sucessos futuros," f. 146.
16. *' Proposta feyta pello Rey no de Portugal a Santidade deUrbano 8**
subre a investidura do Reino em el Rey D. JoOo o 4**;" 1643,
f. 170 b.
17. " Sumario breue do qual conthem o Liuro impren90 da Vida e
sucesso de el Rey D. Sebastiao," f. 188 b.
18. "Profecia8," etc, of S. Francis Xavier, S. Methodius, Fr. Gil
Portugues, Frey Thomaz Campanella, etc.j f. 194 b.
19. " £8peran9as de Portugal, Primera e segunda vida del Rey Dom
Jofto o 4® escriptas por Goncale Annes Bandarra e comentadas pello
Padre Antonio Vieyra;" 1659, f. 302 b.
20. Carta a Gualter de Andrada Rua Guarda roupa del Rey D. Jofto
o 5% com hum Canto de 215 outauas . . . pello D'^ Vicente da Motta
de Cravalho 1717, f. 370 b.
Paper ; xvnith cent. Small Quarto.
20,935. Copies of letters, etc,, chiefly Portugueae, as follows : —
1. [Juan Alfonso de Pimentel] Conde de Benavente, Viceroy of Naples,
to his son, on entering the Society of Jesuits, 2 Sept. 1606 ; with a
letter from his wife to the same. Span. f. 1.
2. Don Juan de Rivera, Archbishop of Valencia, to Philip III.;
29 Sept. 1609. Span. f. 3.
3. Various letters, without names of writers ; the last on the death of
Dom Sebastian ; n.d. f. 12.
4. Frey Gabriel da Purificacflo to D. Luis de Vasooncelos, Gonde de
Castello Milhor ; n.d. f. 36.
Digitized by
ADDITIONAL MSS., 20,936-20,989. 297
5. " Diario escripto ao Conde de Villa Verde pello Pidncepe Seneecal
de Legni, Marques de Arronches [Carlos Jos^ de Ligne-] anno de
1692," f. 152.
6. Carta qne Public Lentulo escreveo ao Senado em que 8e referem as
fei^ues de Christo Senhor Nosso," f. 237.
7. " Carta e» qne se descfeve hum Profeta Monstruoso que apareoeo
em Ingalaterra," f. 238 b.
8. Frey Paulo de Sebastian, Hospitaller to the General of the
Order; 20 Oct. 1696. Span. f. 242.
9. [Sancho Manoel] Conde de Villaflor, Commanding in Alemtejo, to
• Affonso VI. of Portugal ; 1663, f 252 b.
10. Carta escripta por huft Senhora a huft amiga estimulada dos
muitos males q^ue os homens costum&o dizer das molheres princi-
palmente em dia de Pascboa," f. 258.
Paper ; xviiith cent. Small Quarto.
20.936. DiARYof events in Portugal; 1640-1719. Portuguese. Paper;
xviith cent. Small Quarto.
20.937. " El Ante-Catastrophe de Portugal. Vida e Successos de el
Key Don Affonso sexto de Portugal. Defiendesse con la verdad las
infamias que tjrana y iniquamente publica el Catastrophe que
contra el se hi9o em Lisboa. Su author Anonimo. Madrid ano de
1702." Span. Paper ; xviiith cent. Small Quarto.
20.938. Papers relating to Spain and Portugal, in Spanish, viz. : —
1. *' Discurso Historico de el Eeyno de Portugal, su duracion y Profe-
cias," written by Don Nicolas de Bustillo at Seville, Oct. 1642, for
the Conde de Chincbon, Viceroy of Lima, f. 1.
2. " Relacion de los particiilares ocurridos en la Corte de Lisboa ;"
25 Feb.-9 Mar. [1777], f. 22.
3. Paper on the policy of the Marques de Pombal ; 15 May, 1776,
f. 24.
4. Helacion de lo que se ha obrado en la frontera de Portugal, en el
exercito de la ciudad de Badajoz," 1640-1648 ; by Don Sancho de
Guzman Portocarrero ; 1650, f. 27.
5. *' Relacion verdadera y Diario de los bueuos sucessos que ban tenido
las Catolicas Armas de su Mag^ contra el Rcbelde entre Duero y
Mino, 14 Aug.-30 Sept. 1662," f. 140.
6. Account of tbe battle of Estremoz, 8 June, 1663, preceded by a list
of the Spanish forces, f. 154.
7. Papers relating to Spanish military operations in the year 1762,
f. 185.
Paper; xviith-xvmth centt. Octavo.
20.939. " PRELEC90ENS de Direito Publico de Portugal ;" in 26 chapters :
delivered in 1788-1789. Paper. Small Quarto.
Digitized by
298
ADDITIONAL MSS., 20,940—20,945.
20,940-20,943. Mbmorias pollticas para os iDteresses de Portugal "
— Copies of papers relating to negotiatioDS in London, disputes
between the Spanish and Portuguese govemments, etc,; 1735-
1739. Portuguese and French, Four volumes. Vols. II. and III.
contain several papers on the relations between the English and
Portuguese in India. Vol. IV. is a Sumario/' or detailed table of
contents for the preceding three volumes. Paper. Quarto.
20,944. Miscellaneous papers chiefly relating to Portuguese history ;
1619-1732. Port, Span.^ and Lot. Among them are : —
1. Carta de Dom Sebastifto de Cous j Solarses paraoDuque de Alva,
em que Ihe da conta do terremoto de Napoles no anno de 1688
Naples, 11 June, 1688. Span. f. 2.
2. Koticia do terremoto que ouve em Eoma 20 Oct 1688. I^pan.
f.4.
3. Somario dos servi90S de PaiQlo Bebello," in 1622 and subsequently.
With signature, f. 50.
4. Letter of *' Antonio Carvalho de Parada, Prior de Brucellas e Acci-
preste da de Lisboa" to the King; 20 May, 1646. Part.
f. 60.
5. " Carta de Fr. Lucas,*' with sonnets, etc. Part, f, 66.
6. Eella^fto da chegada a Bahia do Bispo de Haspaham [Ispahan] na
Percia, Dom Frade Elias de Santo Alberto, da sua felix morte," etc.
5 Dec. 1708, f. 70.
7. " Varias Poezias," romances, sonnets, etc, ; some printed and others
at fF. 86 b, 96, 132, 134 with the signatures of the authors, Fran-
cisco Leitao Ferreyra, Marti m de Lemos Scares, Alexius CoUotes de
Jantillet, and Joao de Abreu, most of these being holograph, Part,^
Span,, and Lat, f. 76.
8. Eela^ao dos successes vitoriosos que na Ban-a de Goa ouue dos
Olandezes Antonio Telles de Menezes, Capitam Geral do Mar da
India, nos annos de 1637 e 1638." Printed, f. 138.
9. Poems addressed to the King of Portugal and others by Mathias
Ribeyro da Costa, Franc. Leytao Ferreyra, etc. Printed. Part, and
Lat, f. 161.
10. Account of an earthquake at Lima ; 20 Oct. 1687. Part. f. 161.
Paper. Folio.
20,946. " CoRONicA del Rey dom Pedro deste nome ho primeiro e doe
Reis de Portugual ho octauo by Femfto Lopes, Keeper of the
Archives at Lisbon, 1418-1454, and '*Chronista Mor do Reino,"
1434. In 44 Chapters, with a Prologue. At the end are some
anecdotes of Peter L, which are not printed in the edition of the
Chronicle contained in Vol. IV. of the CoUeccfto de Libros Ineditos
de Historia Portugueza," published in 1790-1824. Paper; injured
ADDITIONAL MSS., 20,946— S0,95S. 299
by damp, and having three lines clipped off the bottom of every
leaf; XYithoent. Small Folio.
20,M6. CuRONiCLBS of Kings of Portugal by Femfto Lopee, Chronista
Mor in 1434-1454 ; viz., thoee of Peter I. and Ferdinand, and the
first and second parts of the Chronicle of John I. With a list of
chapters. Portuguese, The body of the MS. was written about
1500, but the beginning and end are in a hand of the xvnth cent.
Paper ; xvi-xvnth centt. Folio.
20,947, 20,948. Official copies of decrees, charters, and grants, issued
under Emanuel and Philip II. of Portugal (and in. of Spain),
16ia-1521, 1598-1621 ; preceded by tables of contents and by
the decree of John V. directing the copies to be made, 10 July,
1716, and followed by certifications of the copies; 25, 26 Sept.
1736- Port In two volumes. Paper. Large Folio.
20.949. PBOCEEDmos.of the Cortes of Portugal, with some papers laid
before them ; 1568-1631 : preceded by an alphabetical index of
contents. Portuguese. Paper. Folio.
20.950. The second part of the chronicle of John I. of Portugal, by
Fem&o Lopes, Chronista Mor in 1434-1454. Portuguese. Paper;
xvith oent. Quarto.
20.951. Decbefis, opinions, and other papers relative to the powers
claimed by the Inquisition over the property of heretics in Por-
tugal during the reigns of John lY. and Alfonso VI., and to the
endeavours of John lY. to grant exemption from confiscation in
order to encourage commercial intercourse with Protestant nations.
Portuguese and LatirL At f. 36 is a printed tract entitled " Insti-
tuicam da Companhia Geral para o Estado do Brazil Lisbon,
11 March, 1649. Paper ; xvnth cent. Folio.
20.952. Portuguese political papers, 1621-1658. Portuguese. Among
them are documents relating to the fortification of Lisbon ; May-
June 1625 ; with signatures of Dom Jorge Mazcarenhas, Nunc de
Mendo9a, Christovfto Scares, Secretary of State, and others, f. 2 ; —
Articles of peace between England and the United Provinces;
1654. Span. f. 34 ; — the question of precedence between the Mor-
domo Mor [Jofto de Silva, Marques de Gouvea] and the Camareiro
Mor [Jofto Kodrigues de SA e Menezes, Conde de Penaguiao], with
signatures of the Marques and Conde, and many others ; 1648-1650,
The latter part of the volume, from f. 190, contains copies of Eoyal
dispatches from Madrid, 1624, 1625, 1628-1633, signed by Chris-
tovao Soaies and Phelippe da Mesquita, Secretaries of State, and
Rui Diaz de Meneze?, Secretario Ultramarino. Paper ; xviith cent.
Folio.
f. 122.
300 ADDITIONAL MSS., 20,953-20,957.
20,953. Statistical and historical papers on Portuguese affairs under
Peter 11. [1683-1706] and John V. [1706-1750], Portuguese and
1. ** Lista das herdades do termo da Cidade de Evora/' etc^ f. 1.
2. " Gomendas da Ordem de Nosso Senhor Jesus Christo, 1614," f. 32.
3. Assentamentos dos Titulos de Portugal,'' f. 148.
4. Oath of Francis I. of Fiance to Sultan Solyman ** para abono da sua
iidilidade," with remarks on its apocryphal character. Latin and
Portuguese, f. 150.
6. " Justificacion de Portugal," in the matter of the alliance with
Charles III. of Spain ; Lisbon, 1704. Span. Printed, f. 153.
6. Papers relating to the Portuguese slave-trading company on the
Isle of Corisco at the mouth of the Gaboon ; 1723. Portuguese,
Printed, f. 161.
7. " Regimento dos familiares do Santo Officio ; Lisbon, 1694." Printed.
f. 173 ; with privileges, etc., of the same, f. 214.
8. Bella9ao do sitio que o Marquez de Caracena poa a Corte de Yilla-
ui^oza ;" 4-17 June, 1665, f. 238.
9. Viagem que fez . . . D. Fr. Agostinho da Annunoia^Ao Arcebispo
de Goa . . . o anno de 1691," f. 242.
10. Carta e noticia de hum amigo que estava no Inferno," ete.y f. 290.
11. "Peidologia Alphabetica ;" a burlesque treatise, in two parts, the
latter being in verse; 1706 and 1710. Port. f. 324.
Paper ; xvuith cent. Folio.
20.954. " Choronica del Eey Dom Sebastiao, o Primeiro Key deste
Nome, dos Reynos de Portugal o decimo sexto." In 96 chapters.
An abridgment of the chronicle of Fr. Bernardo da Cruz, which
was pjiblished at Lisbon in 1837. At the end are replies to certain
objections raised against the author of the Jornada de Africa."
Paper ; xvuth cent. Folio.
20.955. " LiURO, em o qual per mandado d* El Key Nosso Senhor [Dom
Sebasti&o] se collegio a leitura da Torre do Tombo todas as Igreijas,
em que os Beys destes Keinos estSlo em pos^:e d'apresentar com o
numero de quantas vezes per elles forao apresentadas. E assi todas
as doa^oes, que Ihe forao feitas do direito de padroados, e as que
elles fizerao a ordens, mosteiros, e a outros Senhores, e pessoas
particulares," etc. The royal order for compiling the report is
dated at Evora, 12 June, 1573. Port. Paper. Folio.
20.956. "HiSTORiA de Marco Tulio Calabrez, que se fingio ser El
Senor Bey de Portugal Don Sebastian En el Ano de 1603." In 10
chapters. Span. Paper ; xviith cent. Folio.
20.957. " LiURO terceiro do Senhor Bispo [de Viseu] Dom Jorge de
Spanish. Among them are : —
ADDITIONAL MSS., 20,967, 20.968.
301
Ataide;" 1638-1581. The first portion consists principally of
papers relating to testamentary bequests of Dom Jorge's grand-
mother, Dona Violante de Tavora, widow of Alvaro de Ataide,
Senhor de Castanheira, including at f. 47 a paper signed by John III.
of Portugal. The second portion consists of papers relating to
Dom Jorge*s election to the Bishopric of Viseu in 1569 ; reports of
his visitations, signed by himself ; and other documents, signed by
the King Sebastian, by his grandmother, Catherine of Austria,
Regent in 1557-1562, and by the Cardinal Infante Henry, Regent
in 1562-1569, and King of Portugal in 1578. Port, 5pan., and
LaL At f. 89 is an original letter in Italian dated 1598, signed and
partly written by " Jl cardinale [Camillo] Borghese " [afterwards
Pope Paul Y.j, which is addressed to the Bishop as Capellfto Mor
tinder Philip II. of Spain. Paper. Folio.
20,968. Miscellaneous papers, partly original, relating to Portugal in
the xvith, xviith and xvmth centuries, vdth a few of earlier date.
Portuguese^ Spanish^ Latin, and French. Among them are the
following : —
1. Narrative of King Affonso Enriquez '* sobre a visflo que vio em
rebela^ao que ouue em o campo Dourique;" Coimbra, 29 Oct.
1152. f. 2.
2. Carta de Francisco Roiz Lobo [the pastoral poet], ao excelente
Poeta .... Martim Cardoso de Sequeira," f. 3 b.
3. " Copia antiga de hua Carta que ao Infante dom Pedro duque de
Coimbra [Regent of Portugal, 1433-1449] mandou o conde de
Abranches [Alvaro Vaz de Almada], estando em Castela," f. 10.
.4. Notices of ambassadors sent or received by King Emanuel ; 1495-
1517. Port. f. 17.
5. " Critica de hum Cavalhero da Caza do Cadaval a Chronica de
Dami&o de Goes;" of John II. and Emanuel, f. 25.
6. Account of proceedings of Christov&o de Portugal, son of the
pretender Antonio, Prior de Crato, illegitimate son of Luis, son of
King Emanuel; Paris, 6 Nov. 1581. Port. f. 49.
7. Orders issued by the Prior de Crato under the title of King Antonio,
signed " Rey " and countersigned by the Conde Manoel da Silva,
and Pero Botelho ; Tours, 14-18 Dec. 1581. Port. flF. 57, 58,
61, 62.
8. Account of the imprisonment and death of the Infante Don
Carlos, in 1568. Poi t. f. 92.
9. Letter of John IV. to the general Martim Afonso de Mello;
Alcantara, 18 Oct. 1641. Port. Signed, f. 105.
10. Letter from Charles Emmanuel II., Duke of Savoy, to Francisco
de Sousa, Marquez das Minas, Portuguese ambassador at Rome;
Turin, 28 Dec. 1669. Fr. Signed, f. 124.
302
ADDITIONAL MSS., 20,958—20,961.
11. Letters signed by Fr. Correa de la Cerda, and Pedro Vieira da
Sylva, Secretaries of State, relative to an enquiry into the Will of
John IV., with other papers; 28, 29 Apr. 1671, 5 Apr., 12 July,
1674. Port. f. 127.
12. Letter written by J. 0. Montgaillard, on the part of the Queen a
uncle, Fran9ois de Yenddme, Duo de Beaufort, to the Queen of Por-
tugal [1661]. Fr. Holograph, f. 174.
13. Letters from Pedro de Vasconcellos e Sousa, Camp-Master under
the Marques das Minas, to a cousin; Penamaoor and Almeida,
28 May-14 July, 1704. Port. Orig. ff. 178, 238, 241, 242.
14. " Carta de Jeronymo Osorio de Castro para o conde de Viana
Coimbra, 28 Aug. 1704. Orig. f. 180.
15. Copie de la Beponse du Comte de Sunderland au Comte de Tar-
ronoa," Ambassador at the Hague; Whitehall^ 12 Feb. 17^f. Fr.
t 191.
16. Account of the changes in the Council of State, 1702-1706, with
special notices of the Duque de Cadaval, the Marquez de Alegrete,
and the Conde de Alvor. Span. f. 197.
17. Narratives of the deposition of the reliques of St. John Mark in
the chapel of the Hospital of St. Mark, in Braga ; 24-29 Apr. 1718,
with accounts of miracles, etc. Port. ff. 208, 210, 211, 213, 217.
18. Letter to the States General from Francisco de Souza Pacheco,
Portuguese Plenipotentiary at the Hague ; 24 Feb. 1695. Lat. Orig^
f. 232.
19. Keport to the King on the amount of the tax on provisions in the
province of " Entre Douro e Minho," signed by Sebastiam Roiz
Boquello, Vedor geral ; Viana, 20 Oct 1688. Port. Orig. ; with
copies of Royal decrees on the same subject, f. 250.
Paper. Folio.
80.959. ''Cadastro a que se procedeo antes de 1535 : contendo, alem
do numero dos Fogos, as confronta^oens dos Districtos." The survey
relates only to the Provinces of Alemtejo and Beira, and was taken
in pursuance of a Royal circular; Coimbra, 17 July, 1527. The
survey of Beira is imperfect at the beginning. Paper ; xvith cent.
Folio.
20.960. •* Varias rezolugoens tomadas em Consultas, e Decretos, que
principiou a extrahir dos Livros antigos do Dezembargo do Pa90
Sebastiflo Pereira de Castro, e concluio sen sobrinho Joze Ricalde
Pereira de Castro." The contents are arranged alphabetically under
the names of the places or the subjects concerned. The volume is
dedicated to Sebasti&o Joze Carvalho e Mello, Conde de Oeiras in
1756, and Marquez de Pombal in 1770. Paper. Folio.
80.961. RELLA9I0 dos contractos que se arematfto no Tribunal do Gt>n-
celho da fazenda de Sua Magestade, tirada do Livro das arrema-
ADDITIONAL MSB., 20,969-20,978.
303
ta^s," etc,; 1725-1752. At the beginning is a table of contents
entitled A List of the Contracts under the control of the Contadot
da fazenda in Lisbon." Paper; eirea 1750. Folio.
20.962. Letter-book, apparently of Pedro de Castellobranco, Conde de
Pombeiro, Captain of the Boyal Guard, containing copies of orders
for guards of honour, correspondence between members of the Por-
tuguese Boyal family, etc., in Portugue9e ; 31 March, 1668-16 Nov.
1717, with a letter in LiUin from Clement XI. to Lopo Furtado
de Mendo9a, Conde de Bio Grande ; 16 Sept. 1717. Paper. Folio.
20.963. Balan^os dos Contas da Junta do Commercio, destes Beynos,
e sens Dominios;" 18 Oct. 1755-29 Apr. 1766, arranged under 11
different accounts, preceded by a general summary. Paper. Folio.
20.964. 1. ADMINISTRA9I0 das Bendas de Portugal, 1807 an histo-
rical survey, in 27 parts, f. 1.
2. Fragment of general account of the Bevenue of the Casa de Bra-
ganza and the confiscated estates in 1770." Port f. 96.
Paper. Folio.
20.965. An historical account of the town of Covilh&a, in the province
of Beira, and a survey of its cloth manufactories. Port, Paper;
1758. Folio.
20.966. Essays on aasthetical and political subjects, with copies of
State papers and some originals, collected by the genealogidt, Felix
Jose Machado de MeDdo9a £9a Castro e Yasconcellos [Governor of
Pemambuco], etc. Port,, Span., and Lat, Partly printed. Paper ;
xvn-xviiith oentt. Folio.
20,967-20,971. Alphabetical lists of Italian poets, giving the titles
of the various editions of their works, in one instance (that of Tor-
quato Tasso) as late as 1771, in the possession of an English col-
lector. Ital. In five volumes. Paper. Octavo.
20.967. Vol. I. Contains general list of poets *' in my posession."
20.968. Vol. II. Translations of Greek and Latin poets, and Pastoral
poets and poems.
20.969. Vol. III. Epic poets and poems.
20.970. Vol. IV. " Poeti Lirici," from A to B, inclusive.
20,97L VouV. "Poeti Lirici," concluded; and "Favole Pastorali,
Boschereccie, Marittime, e Pescatorie, e Busticali."
20,972. "BelasIo do Sitio e triumpho de Campo Mayor," 1712;
with a prologue to the reader. Campo Mayor is a fortified town
in Alemtejo, between Elvas and Badajoz. Paper. Small Quarto.
20,978. Memoria Academica em que se d4 a descrip9fto da Provincia
304
ADDITIONAL MSS., 20.974^20,978.
de Tras os montes. e 6e .propoem os Methodoe para a sua reforina.
Por Joz6 Antonio de Sa." With a table of the principal produc-
tions of the Conselho de Chaves, their market prices, etc. Paper ;
written about the year 1630. Small Qufiirto.
20.974. ** CoMPENDio Profetico de hujis anuncios de Future, e Revo-
lu9oens pasmosas para dias proximos, em que se comprehendem
> alguns avisos, e erudicoens de maior importancia. Tudo fundado na
Escritura, .... junto com hum novo sisteraa de toda a dura^ao do
Mundo," etc. Divided into 1 1 revolutions ; preceded by a protes-
tation of conformity with the views of the church, a prologue, and '
an index; 1771. Paper. Folio.
20.975. RELAzi0NEedEs8ame dellaSerenissimaKepublica di Venezia,
fatta da Sua Eccellenza il Signor Conte Dalla 'Torre, Ambasciador
appresso la medesima per Sua Maesta Cesarea [Leopold L]. Colla
.quale* si discorre i modi del suo Governo, i mezzi per tenir* k fieno
la Nobilt^, le massime dei Primati, la Politica che adopra co*i Sudditi,
il Genio, e le pretese con Prencipi, le sue forze. ordinarie, con che
possa operar' in istraordinario armameuto, 1* abbondanza del dinaro,
e la sicurrezza, o il dubio della sua permanenza; 1672 al.l689."
Pap»> Quarto.
20.976. " Cartas il |]|rancisco de Souza Coutinho, escriptas de Eoma
[6 Jan. 1657-20 AprTlfK^ll*'^^^^^* [Luiza Francisca] viuva de el
• Rei D. Joao IV., e a el Rer^?H^^°^^^-" Coutinho was Portu-
guese ambasjiador at Rome. * I
20.977. Miscellaneous papers in iSpanw^iT^Kj^^T^^ reports of com-
mittees, and other documents relative todS^^*^ political en-
quiries; 1543-1782. Paper. Folio.
20.978. CoPiKS of papers relating to Spanish hi^^ ^
Spanish families in the xivth, xvith, and xvHJ^ centuries.
Spanish. Among them are : — \
1. Letters from Juan de Padilla to his wife and to the citN?^ Toledo ;
24 Apr. 1521, ff. 14, 14 b.
2. History of the church of S. Maria la nueva at Zamora, f. \\
3. Letter of Alonso XL of Castille to the Abbat of S.
Cardena " pidiendole la Cruz con que el Zid entrava en las \
8 March, 1365, f. 29.
4. Letter from Ferdinand the Catholic to the Conde de RivagJ^'
Viceroy of Naples; 2 May, 1508; with marginal notes, f. 31. \
5. "Breve compendio y elogio de la vida de el Rey Don Pheli
Segundo .... escrita por Antonio Perez," f. 45. ^
6. Memorial and papera relating to the Duke of Medina Sidonia ; 164ll
1643, f. 89.
Paper ; xviith cent. Folio.
Digitized
byGoogk
ADDITIONAL MSS., 20.979^20,986.
305
50.979. * Original commisBion from Lionardo Loredaao, Doge of
Venice, appointing Giovanni Moro Proveditore of the island of
Veglia ; 31 Mar. 1507. Latin. Vellnm ; with an illuminated
border on the first page, containing the arms of Moro. In a stamped
leather binding of the period. Quarto.
80.980. Original oomiousBion from Andrea Gritti, Doge of Venice,
appointing Giovanni Moro Podestii and Capitano of Grema. [1523.]
Laiin, Vellam; with an illnminated border on the first page,
containing the arms of Moro. In a contemporary stamjied leather
binding. Quarto.
20,98L Orioinal commission from Andrea Gritti, Doge of Venice,
appointing Giovanni Moro Luogotenente in Udine ; dat 17 Sept.
1526. Laiin, Vellum; with an illuminated border on the first
page (bound, by mitttake, as f. 9), containing the arms of Mora In
' a stamped leather binding. Quarto.
20,982. Original commission from Lionardo Loredano, Doge of
Venice, appointing Sebastiapo Moro Podesti and Capitano of Tre-
viso ; about 1506-1519, in which latter year Moro was made Luogo-
tenente in Cyprus. Latin. V^um ; with an illuminated border
on the first page, containing the arms of Moro. In a stamped
leather binding. Quarto.
20,983-20,985. Papers relating to the negotiations for the Treaty of
Utrecht, signed 11 Apr. 1713 ; together with various supplementary
documents down to 6 Oct. 1713 ; collected by W illem Buys, one of the
Dutch Plenipotentiaries. Dutch s,nd French, Three volumes. Paper.
Folio. The correspondence consists chiefly of copies or draughts ;
some of the latter in the hand of Buys ; but Vol. III. contains a
series of original letters addressed to Buys by the following : —
1. Bruno van der Dussen, one of the Plenipotentiaries — one of his
letters being also signed by Jacob van Eandwyck and Sicco van
GosHnga— 23 Jan.1712-8 May, 1713. Dutch, ff. 77, 103, 119, 198,
200, 201, 202, 210, 213, 293, 385, 391, 392, 430, 440, 442, 445, 446,
467, 494.
2. Francis Fagel, Greffier of the States General ; [Jan. 1712]-
19 May, 1713. Dutch, ff. 78, 85, 86, 287, 313, 478, 479, 487, 513.
3. Antoni Heinsius, Grand Pensionary; 2 Feb. 1712-1 July, 1713.
DuUh. ff. 83, 95, 102, 105, 131, 144, 145, 146, 148, 153, 164, 172,
185, 186, 195, 214, 215, 217, 228, 273, 281, 282, 310, 312, 318, 323,
325, 337, 342, 347, 351, 355, 364, 365, 366, 372, 399, 400, 405, 409,
437, 458, 469, 473, 476, 477, 480, 488, 496, 499, 601, 525, ;:o0, 532.
4. [Philip Louis], le C[omte] de Sinzendorff, Imperial Plenipoten-
tiary; 9 Feb. [1712], French. Hoi f. 87.
MSS.— 1855. X
306
ADDITIONAL MSS., 20,985.
5. [Jacques] Basnage [de Beauval], Minister of the Walloon Congrega-
tion at the Hague; 9 Feb. [1712]-9 [Sept. 1713]. French. Hoi
m 92. 149, 179, 199, 211, 289, 378, 393, 474, 483, 492, 514, 623,
534, 544.
6. John Drummond ; London, Amsterdam, 25 Jan. 1712, 0. S., 21 Jan.
1713. Dutch, Hoi ff. 96, 370.
7. Jeronimus de Hare de Jiorgio, on the part of the Burgomasters of
Amsterdam; with other signatures to two of the letters ; 2 Mar.
1712-24 May, 1713. Dutch, ff. 128, IGo, 511. 518, 520.
8. F[rancis] van Aerssen van Sommelsdyck [appointed in 1721 to
the command of a Dutch squadron, with the rank of Vice- Admiral] ;
n,d. Dutch, Hoi f. 166. Followed by a copy of a second letter.
9. [Robert Harley, first Earl of] Oxford ; Mar. 17{^. Hoi f. 171.
10. Ferdinand van Collen the younger, one of the Directors of the
Dutch West India Company at Amsterdam; 23 Apr. 1712. Dutch,
11. C. Bon van Waren, another Director of the W. I. Company;
22 Apr. 1712. Dutch. Hoi f. 175.
12. Pensionary J. de la Basseoour; Hague and Amsterdam, 12 Apr.
1712-1 May, 1713. Dutch. Hoi ff, 177, 181 (imp.), 183, 226,
232, 234, 262, 275, 277, 279, 283, 301, 321, 326, 345, 383, 401, 411,
431, 462, 490.
13. Sicco van Goslinga, one of the Plenipotentiaries ; 26 June-19 Dec.
1712. French. Hoi ff. 229, 352, 353, 356, 360, 362.
14. Isaak van Hoornbeek, Pensionary of Rotterdam; 4 Aug. 1712-
24 May, 1713. Dutch. Hoi ff. 231, 521.
15. Jo. Witsen, one of the Burgomasters of Amsterdam; 9 Sept. 1712.
Dutch, f. 294.
16. Jan Trip, President Burgomaster of Amsterdam; 23 Sept, 1712.
Dutch, f. 309.
17. F[redrik] A[driaan] Baron de Reede de Benswoude, one of the
Plenipotentiaries; 20 Oct. 1712-6 Oct. 1713. French. Hoi ff.
324, 543, 547.
18. Jan Six, one of the Burgomasters of Amsterdam ; 11, 20 Feb. 1713.
Dutch. Hoi ff. 395, 407.
19. J[akob] Hop, Grand Treasurer (?); Hague, 18 Feb.-30 July, 1713.
French. Hoi ff. 403, 538, 540.
20. P. G. Maliuer, dit Du Marin ; Brussels, 27 Feb. 1713. French. Hoi
f. 438.
21. [Comte de] Clermont, Envoy from the Palatinate; Amsterdam,
15 Mar. 1713. French. Hoi f. 459.
22. J[akob] v[an] Randwyck, — F[redrik] A[driaan] Baron van Reede,
Vryheer van Renswoude, — and [Karel Ferdinand] Graef van Knip-
huisen, — three of the Plenipotentiaries; n.d. about 28 Mar. 1713.
Dutch. In the handwriting of the Baron van Reede, f. 471*
f. 173.
ADDITIONAL MSS., 20,986<-21,001.
307
23. P. D. L. Fontenelles ; Ath [near Hons, in the province of Hainatilt],
22 Apr. 1718. French, Hoi f. 485. •
24. P. Scott, a counsel employed by the Dntcb East India Company ;
Hague, 14 May, 1713. Dutch, f. 600.
20.986. Papers relative to military and other affairs of the Spanish
American colonies ; 1597-1783. Spanish. Taper. Folio.
20.987. Original royal and official letters addressed to Luiz de Yas-
concellos Lobo and Francisco Xavier de Mendon^a Furtado, suc-
cessive Governors of the Portuguese province of Maranbfto, in
Brazil, 1750-1758 ; principally signed by Dic»go de Mendon9a Corte
Beal, and Thome Joachim da Costa Corte Keal. Accounts and
other papers are intermixed with the letters. Portuguese. Paper.
Folio.
20.988. Dispatches addressed to Francisco Xavier de Mendon9a Fur-
tado, Governor and Captain-General of Maranhflo and Par4, in
Brazil; 9 Oct. 1750-9 Aug. 1753. Portuguese. Many of them are
original, and are signed by Thome Joachim da Costa Corte Kealj
Portuguese Minister of Marine, members of the Conselho Ultra-
marino, and other officials. Paper. Folio.
20,989^20,998. Kegisters of dispatches and other letters of Francisco
Xavier de Mendon9a Furtado, Governor and Captain-General of
Maranhao and Pard, in Brazil; 1751-1757. Portuguese. Entered
in 10 official volumes, certified by signatures of members of the
Conselho Ultramarine. Paper. Folio.
20,999. Papers relative to the quicksilver mines at Almaden in La
Mancha, the silver mines, etc., at Guadalcanal in Estremadura, and
other adjacent mines ; followed by statistics of the silver mines of
Potosi and Guancabelica in Peru and Boladora in New Spain.
Spanish. Faxtlj printed. Paper ; xvnth-xvuith centt. Folio.
21.000. Copies of letters from Dom Pedro II. of Portugal to Antonio
Felix Machado de Silva e Castro, Marques de Montebello, Governor
of Pemambuco, 1690-1692 ; with the Governor's letters in reply.
At the end are three letters from Montebello to Eoque Monteiro
Pairo, the King's secretary ; n.d. f. 146 an anonymous letter and
sonnet to Montebello, f. 150 ; — and a list of Governors of Peroam-
buco from 1654 to 1694, continued in other hands to 1715, f. 151.
Portuguese. Paper. Folio.
21.001. "EKLA910N de el Estado del Peru en los echo Anos de su
Goviemo, que haze el Duque de la Palata a el Excelentisimo IScnor
Conde de la Monclova su Successor;" 16 Aug. 1689 ; with tablo of
contents at tbe beginning. Paper. Folio.
X 2
308
ADDITIONAL MSS., 21,002—21,008.
21.002. " Gaza rustioa ao uzo dos babitantes da parte da Franca equi-
iioxial, cosbecida pelo nome de Cayenna. Seu Author M. de Pre-
fontaine,*' etc, " Traduzida do idioma Francez para o Portuguez,
pQj. « • • >» rpji^^ Cbevalier de Prefontaine publisbed tbe original
of this work, under the title of " Maison rustique," cte., at Paris,
1763. Paper. Folio.
21.003. Papers relating to tbe colony of Sacramento and tbe soutbem
boundaries of Portuguese America, and to subjects connected witb
tbe Jesuits of Portugal, tbeir mission in Cbina, etc, ; 1681-1726.
Spanish, Portuguese^ and Latin. Paper. Folio.
21.004. Copies of treaties and miscellaneous diplomatic papers re-
lating to Spain, from tbe xvitb to tbe xviiitb centuries. Spanish,
Partly printed. Paper. Folio.
21.005. " QuEixAs e Apologia do Povo, da Coi*te, e Reyno de Portugal,
em que se justifica a liberdade com que todo o Estado tern applau-
dido as determina^oens da Kaynba Nossa Senbora, a respeito do
Marquez do Pombal, mandado para fora da Corte e do Govemo,
expondo as razoens que os tres Estados do Keyno contra elle pro-
movem, afim de ficarem desvanecidas as qneixas que o mesmo Mar-
quez e sens sequazes bouverem de fazer contra os censores da sua
vida e costumes." Written in 1781. Paper. Small Quarto.
21.006. ** The booke that is clepid tbe mirrour of tbe blissid life of
Jbesu Crista an enlarged translation (ascribed by Warton to John
Morton, an Augustine Friar), from tbe " Meditationes vit» Jesu
Cbristi," of St. Bonaventura. Imperfect in tbe middle of Cbapter 52.
Paper, and vellum ; early xvtb cent. Small Quarto.
21.007. I.Sancti Isidori, Episcopi Hispalensis, Sententiarum sive de
Summo Bono Libri. Tbe first leaves ai e disarranged ; and tbe work
is imperfect, beginning in tbe middle of chapter 16 of tbe 2nd
book, and ending in tbe middle of cbapter 59 of tbe 3rd book,
f. 2.
2. Adalberti Levitsd, Monacbi Benedictini in ccenobio Spaldingensi,
Flores ex moralibus Beati Gregorii Papse in Job, cum prologo ad
Herimannum presbyterum; witb a table of 195 chapters, f. 76.
Tbe treatise is interrupted in chap. 127 by an epitome of tbe Flores
on tbe subjects of pride and obedience, wbicb occupies four leaves,
from f. Ill b to tbe end.
Vellum ; xiiitb cent. Duodecimo.
21.008. A COLLECTION of arms in trick, belonging to families in tbe
counties of Norfolk, Lincoln, Kent, Nortbampton, Hertford, Somer-
set, Hereford, York, Northumberland, Nottingbam, Salop, Sussex,
and Cornwall, from Visitations ; witb an index of names at tbe
beginning. Tbe first fly-leaf bas tbe date 1706. Paper. Folio.
Digitized by
ADDITIONAL MSS.. 21,009—21,084.
309
81.009. *' Sketches in the Borough of Ck)lche8ter, Essex, 1801 ;** con-
sisting of two coloured plans of the town and the barracks, and
drawings in Indian ink of the castle, churches, and antiquities.
Paper. Quarto.
21.010. A Scrap-book of tinted drawings of churches, monumental
antiquities, arms, and houses in Shropshire, with descriptive notes
and copies of inscriptions ; interspersed with a few from Merioneth-
shire, Staffordshire, Denbighshire, Cheshire, Warwickshire, Hamp-
shire, Middlesex, Worcestershire, and Herefordshire ; by D. Parkes,
of Shrewsbury. Paper; 1779-1834. Octavo.
21.011. " Churches, Monumental Inscriptions, etc, ; collected by D.
Parkes consisting of tinted drawings and arms in colour, with
descriptive notes ; 1800-1830. The first eighteen leaves relate to
Flintshire, and the rest chiefly to Shropshire, interspersed with a
few relating to Staffordshire, Warwickshire, Worcestershire, Middle-
sex, and Herefordshire. At the beginning is a portrait of the
artist, described as " D. P. 8Bt. 35. Drawn by W. H. Watts, 1798."
Paper. Quarto.
21,012-21,016. Coloured drawings of churches, monumental inscrip-
tions, epitaphs, and other objects of interest in Warwickshire and
Shropshire. By D. Parkes, 1801-1832. In five volumes. Paper.
Quarto.
21.017. Arms and pedigrees principally of Shropshire families, with
an index of the names prefixed. Collected apparently by Bichard
Chandles, whose name appears on the title-page, with the date
1695. See the continuation, in Add. 28,618. Paper ; xvnth-xviiith
oentt. Folio.
21.018. " Ecclesiastical notes and descriptive accounts of parishes
within the Archdeaconry of Salop, with illustrations, comprising
views of GC. churches, chapels, parsonages, crosses, and fonts and
upwards of Dcccc. armorial bearings of the lords of manors, patrons
of livings, ministers and proprietors, with other interesting par-
ticulars " [in the handwriting of Thomas Farmer Dukes ?]• Paper
xixth cent. Folio.
21,019-21,028. The Antiquities of the county of Salop, with the State
thereof. Collected principally by Edward Lloyd of Dre Newydd
near Oswestry, in the county of Salop, barrister at law, about 1700
and by W illiam Mytton of Halston, Esq., about 1730.'' In five
volumes, with indexes. A transcript of the present century, cor-
rected for the press by T. F. Dukes [?]. Paper. Quarto.
21,024. ^'Muniments and Writings relating to the Town of Shrews-
bury and the Vree Schools," tiz, : —
1. Names of the bailiflfs of Shrewsbuiy ; 1377-1661. Vellum, f. 2.
310
ADDri TONAL MSS., 21,024—21,026.
2. Names of villages and places with in the franchises of Shrews-
bury," arranged under wards, f. 10.
3. " A perfect copie of the composition of the worthy towne of
Shrewsbury, graunted by Henry y* 6 of famous memory and con-
firm'd by authority of Parliament anno domini 1445," a copy made
in the year 1627, f. 15.
4. " The second graunt of the Charter of Salop, Graunted and con-
fii-m'd by the late Queene Elizabeth," f. 36.
5. The names of the bailiffs in Shrewsbury ; 1372-1666, accompanied
by heraldic and historical notices, f. 57.
6. The names of the mayors of Shrewsbury, 1638-1741, f. 69.
7. " Charter of the town of Shrewsbury, 14 of Charles I.," f. 71.
8. Lists of the sheriffs for the county, and of mayors and bailiffs, f. 94.
9. Gifts to charitable uses, f. 106 b.
10. Charter of King Charles [L] to the town of Shrewsbury," f. 111.
11. Oaths on taking office, f. 121.
12. Acts of Parliament, cases, etc. Printed and in manuscript ff. 134-45 1 .
Paper ; xviith-xixth centt. Folio.
21.025. " The names and armes [in trick] of the Gentry of Shropshire
as they are entred in the Visitation of that County, made iu anno
1663 ;" by " Isaac Eichardson ^tate sua 15 ; March 4th, 1693." In
the original binding. Paper. Folio.
21.026. Correspondence of Thomas Young, M.D., r.R.S., on hiero-
glyphic literature ; 1814-1828. The writers are : —
1. [Joannes David] Akerblad; Kome, Jan. 31, 1814. Fr. f. 1 ; Dec. 15,
1814. Fr. f. 17; Apr. 19, 1816. Eng, f. 29.
2. Baron Silvestre de Sacy ; Paiis, Sept. 23, 1814. JFV. f. 11; July 20,
1815, f. 24; Jan. 30, 1816, f. 27 ; May 14, 1816, f. 31.
3. J[ean] F[ran9ois]. Champollion le J°*; Grenoble, Nov. 10, 1814;
with diaft reply. Fr. f. 15; May 9, 1815, f. 22; Sept. 11, 1827,
f 81.
4. [Edme Fran9ois] Jomard ; Paris, Feb. 25, 1815. Fr. f. 18 ; .Apr. 29,
1815. Fr. f. 20.
5. Extract of a letter from Henry Salt to William Hamilton ; Cairo,
May 1, 1819, f. 32.
6. Edward Hogg; Florence, May 23, 1822, f. 35.
7. Hugh S. Rose; Hoi-sham, Feb. 14, 1822-Jan. 31, 1827, ff. 36, 39,
41, 61, 63, 65, 70.
8. [Desire] Raoul Rochet te; [1823]. Fr. f. 43.
9. [Jean] Duchesne, aine ; Bibl. du Roi, Feb. 14, 1823. Fr. f. 44.
10. [Jean Antoine] Letronne; Paris, May 1, 1823-Mar. 25, 1827. Fr.
ff. 46, 48, 55, 60, 72.
11. Alexis d'Olenine ; Petersburg, Oct. 1823. Fr. f. 49.
12. J[ohann] G[ottfried] L[udwig] Kosegarten, Professeur des Langues
ADDITIONAL MSS., 21,027—21,033. 311
orien tales dans I'aoad^ie de J^na; July 28, 1824. Fr. f. 57;
May 26, 1828. Fr. I 84.
1 3. Chev'* J ales de S. Quintin, directeur da Musee R. de Turin ; Aug. 30,
1824, f. 58; Apr. 20, 1826, f. 67; Lond. June 28, 1827, f. 77;
July 3, 1827, f. 79.
14. James Browne ; Edinburgh, Mar. 29, 1827, f. 74.
15. D. Pollone ; Paris, June 2, 1827. ItcU. f. 76.
16. Gustav Sigfforth ; Aug. 8, 1828, f. 86.
17. Draft replies from Dr. Young:— to M. de Sacy; Oct. 3, 1814,
f. 13;— [1816], flf. 28 b, 31 b;— M. ChampoUion le Jeune [1814],
f. 16 ;— Rev. H. Tattam ; Dec 6, 1827, f. 82.
18. Specimen of Egyptian Dictionary, f. 87.
Paper. Quarto. Presented by Mrs, Toung, widow of Dr, T, Young,
21.027. The original plates and draft copies of plates from Dr. Tho.
Young's " Hieroglyphics ;" with tracings from the demotic papyri
in the Imperial libraries at Paris, Berlin, Turin, etc. At the end of
the volume is a series of rubbings from tablets in the Cosseir road,
printed in Burton's ** Excerpta Hieroglyphica." Paper; xixth cent.
Large Folio. Presented hy the same.
21.028. Two tinted tables for a system of Cosmogony. Paper;
XYiiith cent. Quarto. Presented hy John Jos. FiUeisham, Esq.
21.029. Chart of the Mediterranean and the Black Sea, and a portion
of the Atlantic, from the Britii$h Islands in the north to the
Canaries in the south ; with the coast-lines ; and with the names of
the principal towns in Spanish. By " Jaume Oliues, Mallorqui en
Missina ano 1559." Yellum roU; with coloured figures of the
Virgin and Child, the ** Soldan de babilonia," etc., representations of
animals, and armorial shields; 2 ft. 3^ in. x 13.^ in.
21.030. Psalter, in Greek. Imperfect in the following places: Psalms
xxxi. 10-xxxii. 2; xxxiv. 6-15; xl. 8-li. 8; Ixvii. 11-22; Ixxi. 4-
Ixxvii: 6; Ixxxiii. 12-lxxxiv. 9. At the beginning are two in-
serted leaves containing fragments of prayers from a service book,
apparently parts of the original binding. Vellum; xiiith cent.
Quarto.
For the description of No. 21,031, see the Catalogue of the Syriac MSS.
21.032. Notes upon churches in co. Suffolk ; containing pen-and-ink
sketches of windows, copies of inscriptions and coats of arms, and
miscellaneous remarks, by Sir William Betham, Ulster King at
Arms. At the beginning is an alphabetical index of names. Holo-
graph. Paper ; xixth cent. Folio.
21.033. Letters &c. addressed to the Hevd. William Betham, of Ston.
312
ADDITIONAL MSS., 21,033.
ham Aepal, Suffolk, Editor of the Baronetage of England, etc. iito .
etc.;" 1783-1805. The writers are
[Sir] John Aubrey [Bart.], f. 4.
[Rev. Sir}H[eiiry] HerveyA[8ton] Brnce
[Bart], f. 6.
Sir Martin Browne Folkes [Bart.], f. 7.
[Sir] Bichard B. de Capell Brooke
[Bart], ff. 8, 15.
Nicholas Brown, f. 9.
[Sir] G[eorge] F[rederick] Beltz [Lan-
caster Herald, Author of the * Memo-
rials of the Order of the Garter '], f. 11.
Lady Smith Burgee, f. 13.
Francis Berry, f. J 6.
[Sir] Foster Cunliffe [Bart.], f. 17.
[Sir] Thomas 0hampney8[Bart.], f. 19.
[Sir] Corbett Corbett [Bart.], f. 21.
Sir George Colebrooke [Bart.], f. 23.
[Sir] H[enry] Etheriiigton [Bart.], f. 25.
[Dr. John Douglas] Bishop of Salisbury,
f. 27.
[Sir] Heniy Fletcher [Bart, M.F.], f. 28.
[Dr.] George [Home] Bisliop of Nor-
wich, flf. 30, 32, 34.
E[dward] Hanmer [Barrister-at-Law],
f. 36.
[Right Honourable Sir] Richard Heron,
[Bart.], ff. 37, 39, 41.
[Sir] J[ohn] 0[Dxe] Hippesley [F.R.S.,
Recorder of Sudbury], f. 43.
[Lady] Frances Jemingham [d. of Henry,
11th Viscount Dillon, and wife of Sir
George Jerningham, Bart.], f. 44.
[Sir] Tliomas Turton [Bart], f. 46.
[Sir] R[obert] H[arry] Inglis [Bart],
f.48.
[Sir] Henry [Charles] Ibbeston [Bart.],
f. 50.
Gamaliel Lloyd, ff. 52, 56.
William 6. Lygou, M.P. [afterwards Ist
Earl Beauchamp], ff. 54, 57.
[Sir] Tpiomas] H[enry] LiddeU [Bart ],
f. 58.
John Milnee, t 60.
[Sir] H[enry Pallet] St J[ohn] Mildmay
[Bart.], f. 62.
John Meyrick, f. 63.
Sir John M. Murray [Bart.], f . 64.
Henniker Major, f. 65.
Sir Robert Peel [Bart., M.P.], f. 66.
[..ohn] Lord Rous [afterwards Earl of
Stiadbroke], f 68.
[James Cecil, Ist Marquis of] Salisbury,
f. 70.
[Sir] R[ichard] J[o8eph] SulUvan [Bart],
M.P., f.71.
[Harbord Harbord, 1st Lord] Suffield, ff.
73, 75.
Skeffingtou, f. 77.
Sir William Skeffingtou, Bart., f. 79.
Eliza Sullivan [d. of Sir Richard Joseph],
f. 80.
[Sir] Edward Smith [now Dodsworth,
Bart.], f. 82. ^ *
[Sir] J[ohn] Smith of Sydling, oo. Dor-
set [Bart.], f. 83.
John Trimble, f. 85.
[Sir]- John Trevelyan [Bart.], t 87.
[Sit] Thomas Whiohoote [Bart.], f. 88.
[Sir] Christopher Willoughby [Bart,
D.C.L.], f. 90.
Lady Wombwell [Anne Belsyse, d. of
Henry 2nd Earl Fauconberg and wife
of Sir George Wombwell, Bart.],
f.92.
[Sir] Thomas WooUaston White [Bart ],
f. 93.
[Dr.] P[hilip] Yonge, Bishop of Nor-
wich, f. 95.
Meadows Taylor, f. 107.
At the end of the volume are : —
1. Genealogical memoranda of the Corbets of Stoke, Shropshire, f. 97.
2. " Notes on Mr. Betham's Baronetage," f. 99.
3. Printed letter signed Ro. Boswell, Lyon Dep. ; 30 Mar. 1775, f. 101.
4. " Memoir of the Sncoession of the Oallanderg, Lairds of Westertonn,"
CO. Stirling; from the title-deeds, 1798, f. 105.
5. Pedigree of Lombe of Great Melton, co. Norfolk, f. 109.
Prefixed is an engraved poi-trait of the Rev. Wm. Betham.
Paper. Quarto.
Digitized
byGoogk
ADDITIONAL MSS., 21,034-81,041. 313
21,034. BvxTAL.of tbe manor of Walsham, oo. Suffolk, taken 15
Edw.IV.; [1475-6]. Lot. Vellum. Folio.
21,036. Bental of the same manor of Walsham, taken a"" 23 Hen. Y II. ;
[1507-8]. Lot. Paper. Folio.
21,036. A DUPUCATk of y* indented Boll of snbscriptiones [to the
Boyal subsidy] of y* persones here nnder written, as well theire
names and places of abode as y* snmms by them subsoribed with
y* dayes of payment ; taken by Sir Charles Com wallis," and others,
" Commitioners, at y* Meetinge for Blackbume Hundred at Ixworth
00. Saffolk, 17 Oct. 1661." Paper. Folio.
21,037> Assessment for a subsidy for the hundred of Bosmere and
Claydon, co. Suffolk, made 29 March, 3 and 4 Philip and Mary
[1557], before Lionel Tollemache and John dothewell, oommis-
sionet-s. Paper. Folio.
21.038. AssBSSMteNT for the third subsidy granted to Charles I., 1628,
from the hundred of Bosmere and Claydon, co. Suffolk; with auto-
graph signatures of George Waldegrave, John Clenche, Harbottell
Wingfield, Bobert Southwell, Nicholas Gamer, John Acton, Edward
Malbye, William Fourthe and William Styles. Paper. Folio.
21.039. A SIMILAR assessment signed by five of the same ; preceded
by a commission for collecting the subsidy, signed by Thomas
Coventry [Lord Coventry, Lord Keeper], Sir Bichard Weston
[afterwards Earl of Portland, Lord Treasurer], [Edward, Visot.]
Conway [Secretary of State], H[enry, Earl of] Manchester [Lord
Privy Seal], [Thomas, Earl of] Arundel and Surrey [Earl Marshal],
[VVilliam, Earl of] Pembroke [Lord Chamberlain of the Household],
[Philip, Earl of] Montgomery, Theo[philu8, Earl of] Suffolk, [VVil-
liam, Earl of] Salisbury, [William, Earl of ] Exeter, W[illiam], Earl
of] Banbury, etc.; dat. 31 March, 1629 ; and by a warrant from tbe
commissioners to the chief constables of the hundred of Thed-
wastre, co. Suffolk, to give notice of and levy the subsidy, 13 April,
1629. Paper. Folio.
21.040. Letters of Captain George Whitmore, B.E., commanding in the
Eastern district in co. Suffolk, to William Pearson, solicitor in
Ipswich, Tipon the subject of martello towers on the coast between
HoUesly Bay and Harwich, with surveys and plans ; 1808-1815.
Interspersed are letters from [Wilbrabam Tollemache, 5th Earl of]
Dygart, ff. 11, 25, and from various Engineer officers. Paper. Folio.
21.041. Court-book of the manor of Walton cum Trimley [hundred
. of Colneis], co. Suffolk ; with an alphabetical index of tenants pre-
'fixed; 18-20 James L [1620-1622]. Lat, Paper. Folio.
314
ADDITIONAL MSS., 21,042—21,058.
21.042. " The survey booke or Extent of the Manner of Falkenham
alias Eussells in Falkenham'* [hundred of Colneis, co. Suffolk];
1607. Lai, At the beginning and end are inserted two parchment
leaves, portions of a draught of an agreement for payment of money
by Henry Jolley to the representatives of Henry Jermyn ; 1593.
Paper. Folio.
21.043. Extent of the manors of Candelent and Capell cum Nortone
[co. Suffolk]; Oct., 7 Henry VIIL [1516]. Lot. Vellum. Folio.
21.044. Court-book of the manors of Candelent in Trimley, and Capell,
CO. Suffolk; 20 Henry VIII.-25 Charles II.; [1528-1673]. Lot.
Paper. Folio.
21.045. Rentals of the manor of Candelent in Trimley, co. Suffolk ;
8 James L, 1610, and 23 Charles I., 1647. Laf. Paper. Folio.
21.046. Court-book of the manor of Martlesham cum Newbourn, co.
Suffolk; 31 Henry VI ir.-12 James I. [1540^1614.] Lot. Paper.
Folio.
21.047. Subsidy assessments for the hundred of Colneis, co. Suffolk,
for the years 1624, 1640, 1641, and for the hundred of Hoxne, for
1663. Paper. Folio.
21.048. Copies of correspondence and instructions of James Howard,
Earl of Suffolk, as Lord-Lieutenant of co. Suffolk, to Lord Cornwallis,
as Lieutenant, and the Deputy Lieutenants, relative to the militia,
and the payment of the subsidy to the Crown; 19 Aug. 1661—
15 Jan. 1664. Paper. Folio.
21.049. Extracts from the court leet books, and court rolls of tjie
manor of Monk-Soham, hundred of Hoxne, co. Suffolk ; 35 Edward I.
-39 Elizabeth [1306-1597] ; with pleadings in an action at law
in re Bobert Hawes v, Lionel Tallemache. Lot, and Eng, Paper.
Folio.
21,060. A RECENT transcript of the rental of the manor of Wykes
Ufford, Ipswich, co. Suffolk, for the year 1551. LaU Paper; xixth
cent. Quarto.
21,051. Extracts from books of courts leet of various manors in co.
Suffolk ; 3-7 Edward IV. [1463-1467]. Lai. Paper. Folio.
21,062. Extracts from books of courts leet of various manors in co.
Suffolk ; 14-20 Elizabeth [1572-1578]. Lai. Paper. Folio.
21,053. Coloured di*awings of frescoes, monuments, eic.^ in the
church of Belton, co. Suffolk, by John Winter (?) ; 1848. Paper.
Quarto.
ADDITIONAL MSS., 31,064—21,057.
315
21.054. Extent of manors in the hundred of Plomesgate, co. Suffolk,
viz. : — BlaxaIl,Tun8tall,Donningworth, Bannyards, etc.; 1575-1600 ;
with extracts from conrt rolls, ete.^ and various memoranda down to
1617. At f. 71 b is a list of benefices in Suffolk "in Temporall
mens handes, 1617/' Paper. Folio.
21.055. AssESSBfENT of the royal subsidy for the hundred of Samford,
CO. Suffolk, for the year 1628. Paper. Folio.
21.056. A COLLECTION of engravings and drawings of ancient seals of
English kings, celebrated personages, religious houses, private fami-
lies, etc., principally in connexion with the counties of Suffolk and
Norfolk. Paper ; xixth cent. Quarto.
21.057. A-Q. Maps and plans of estates in co. Suffolk, on vellum and
paper rolls ; 1708-1839 ; viz. :—
A. Alderton Hall Farm [hundred of Wilford] ; 1708.
B. Estate of the Hon. Sir Philip Parker, Bart., lying in the towns of
Wenham Magna and East Bergholt ; 1724; with notes of purchase
by Gilbert East; 16 June, 1742.
C. ** Estate of George Bxirleigh, of London, Gent, lying in Freston
and Wolverstone, and now in the occupation of Mr. Henry Fayer-
brother; surveyed in 1723 by Bichard Tallemach."
D. " Estate belonging to Sir Philip Parker Long, Baronett, lying in
Shotly and 2 Closen in Chelmodiston [Cheddiston], and now in y*
occupation of Mr. Thomas Mulenor; surveyed 1738 per Antho.
Sallowes."
E. " Estate of Stephen Searson in Wetheringset ; surveyed by John
Miller, 1750."
F. "Survey of Estate belonging to Mr. John Harper, in the parish
of Hasketon [hundred of Carlford] by Robert Ealph, 1770."
G. " Ashbocking Hall Estate" [near Coddenham, hundred of Bosmere
and Claydon].
H. ** Estate in Holbrook [hundred of Samford], the property of J. Law-
ton Close, Esq., 1809 ; surveyed by John Bransby."
I. " Estate in Wenham and Capel, the property of Mr. John Grimsey ;
1810 ; surveyed by John Bransby."
K. " Estate in Higham, Helton [hundred of Samford], and Stoke [hun-
dred of Babergh], the property of Robert Hoy, Esq., 1818 ; sur-
veyed by John Bransby."
L. ** Estate at Thomdon, the property of Mr. Robert Strange ; sur-
veyed by J. Hay ward, 1819."
M. " A plan of the buildings upon the farm in the occupation of
Mr. William Jacobs, Freston, the property of Sir Gilbert East,
Bart. ; surveyed by William Brown, Juno, 1823."
316
ADDITIONAL MSS^ 21,068-21,068.
N. "Boads and pathways in Brantham proposed to be diverted;
surveyed by John Bransby, 12 Feb. 1827."
0. '* Parish of Akenbam ; surveyed by Benjamin Spurling, 1838."
Lithographed.
P. ** Parish of Claydon ; surveyed by S. W. Parkes and B. Spurling,
1838." Lithographed.
Q. " Parish of Tattingstone." Lithographed.
21.068. Genealogy of the Kings of Britain, from Constans [a.d. 446]
to Henry VI. ; with biographical notices, and on either side columns
of the Emperors and Popes, to 1453. Imperfect at the beginning
and end. Latin. Vellum EoU.
21.069. Original writs of certiorari, habeas corpus, attachment, pro-
cedendo, and supersedeas, directed to the bailiffs of Ipswich, 1-6,
8,18-20, 23 Henry VIII. [1509-1531]. Latin. Vellum. Folio.
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Hexaemeron libri undecim ; with a proopimium addressed to Theo-
philus. ChroRce. The 10th book is wanting, f. 1.
2. S. Caesarii, fratris germani beati Gregorii Nazianzeni dialogi IV.,
f. 170. OroBce.
Paper ; xvth cent. Folio.
21.062. 1. Aristoteus Ethioorum Nicomacheorum libri decern, e ver-
sione Leonardi Aretini, f 1.
2. ** Epistola Sancti Bemardi [Carnotensis, cognomine Sylvestris] super
re familiari gnbemanda ad Raymundum" dominum Castri Ara-
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317
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10. Marx Welser to Charles deTEduse; Augsburg, 8 Deo. 1599. Latin.
f. 17.
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Felmersham. Paper ; xixth cent. Quarto.
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ADDITIONAL MSS., 21,068-21,076.
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21.089. The Lives of the Most Beverend fathers the Archbishops,
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Sees, there extents And values, Cathedrall Churches, Deanryes,
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Paper; about 1670. Folio.
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mistake for decimus." Paper. Small Quarto.
21.092. Miscellaneous papers, copied or printed, 1554-1834, viz: —
l.An official copy of the Act by which the Emperor Charles V.
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son Philip, with an account of its forn^al presentation to the
latter during the celebration of his marriage with Queen Mary of
England in the Cathedral of Winchester, on the 25 July, 1554 ;
attested by the signature of the public notary Gonsalvo Perez.
The seal is broken away. Lai, f. 1.
ADDITIONAL MSS., 31,092-21,098. 321
2. " His Majesties gracious Speech to both Houses of Parliament ;
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Churoh-Hall in Oxford, on Tuesday, October 10, 1665." Printed.
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James n. ; 14 July, 1686, f. 14.
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Fact," which according to the endorsement was stated and
sent to the D[uke] of Ormond by Dr. [John] Hough," President
of the College. In the handwriting of Sir Eobert Southwell,
f. 20.
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Campden, in Gloucestershire ; 19 Nov. 1693, f. 22.
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by the counter-reasons : endorsed by Sir R. Southwell ; " June, 1687.
The Oxford Reasons about the Non-Addresse," £ 23.
8. Satirical monumental epigrams, in prose and verse, on Samuel
Parker, Bishop of Oxford in 1686, and nominated by James IF.
to the Presidency of Magdalen in 1687. Latin and English, f. 24.
9. Declaration of Heads and Fellows of Colleges in favour of the
nomination of the Duke of Wellington as Chancellor of Oxford ;
14 Jan. 1834. Printed, f. 25.
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ADDITIONAL MSS., 21,097-21,109.
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Far descriptions of Nos. 21,100-21,104, see the Catalogue of Oriental MSS.
21.105. An abridged Universal History, from the creation of the
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England with Isabella of France; in French. It begins: — "An
commencement du monde depuis que Dieu ot fait ciel et terre,
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21.106. "A Journal of his Majesty s ship Lion;" 1 Oct. 1792-7 Sept.
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Maliany, notary of the barony. Fr. Paper. Folio.
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1714. Paper. Folio.
21.111. CJoLLBCTiONs of Ocorge Vertue, containing notes relating to
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Paper. Small Quarto.
21.112. Indemtuee septipartite between King Henry VII., William
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prior and convent of the same place, and others, relating to the
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ADDITIONAL MSS., 21,114-21,120.
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Archbishop of Canterbury, 21 May, 1836, f. 77 with portraits of
the writers and of himself, extracts from newspapers, letters, etc.
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21.114. 1. Psalter and canticles, with litany and calendar prefixed.
Latin, After the calendar are two hymns in French, f. 1 .
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Provencal, f. 124.
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Chirone Centauro magistro Achillis." Preceded by a dedicatory
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Octavo.
21.116. Begulations of the royal household and ceremonials, temp.
Edwaid IV.-Henry VIII. Paper ; beginning of xvith cent. Folio.
21.117. Maps, plans and views, of towns and fortresses in France ;
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on the first map, and also on f. 105 ; 1602-1608. At the be-
ginning is a table of contents. Paper. Large Folio.
21.118. •* Drawings by [Giov. Battista] Cipriani, from busts in the
collection of the late Lyde Browne, Esq., who sold them to the
Empress of Russia for twenty thousand pounds." Paper ; xviuth
cent. Atlas Folio.
21.119. " FRANCisa MiM Marchesii Neap, de Nobilium Familiamm
[Keapolitananim] origine libellus ad Hieronymum Carbonem
Neap." At the end is a list of the masters and governors of the
church and hospital of Sancta Maria Annuntiata in Naples, from
1339 to 1610. Paper ; xviith cent. Octavo.
21.120. A TRANSLATION de Latin en Bomance" of the Ethics of
. Aristotle, by Charles, Prince of Viana, son of John II., of Navarre,
ADDITIONAL MSS., 8US1~21,1S8. 825
AragOQ and Sicily, for his uncle Alpbonso V., of Aragon : from
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e plannimiento " of the Prince on the death of Alphonso [27 Judo,
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21.121. Letters from Charles O'Conor to the Chevalier Thomas
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21.122, 21,123. Letteos from Dr. Marmaduke Coghill, Judge of the
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are also letters to E. Southwell ifrom Henry Singleton [Prime
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E. Southwell to Dr. Coghill, written in 173J.
21.124. ScmvEY of the Barony of Duukerane, co. Kerry ; made for
" the Rt. Hon. the Earl of Orrery his Troope, pursuant to an order
from the Bt. Hon. the Lords Justices, bearing date y* 14th July, 1662."
Signed by John Pettie, Deputy Surveyor General. Paper. Folio.
21.125. " A VALEWATiON of Four severall Propositions made unto his
Majesty for the lands and other the Profits lately belonging unto
the Londoners in the Countys of Downe and Antrim:" endorsed
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to ArchBpp. Laud, 30 Oct. 1638." Paper. Folio.
21.126. List of dignitaries of the church, judges, law-o£Scers, etc.^
in Ireland, 1660-1727 ; together with lists of pardons and of bene-
fices conferred hy the Crown. Paper. Folio.
21.127. The Political Anatomy of Ireland, by Sir William Petty,
Surveyor General of Ireland, 1672 ; probably written for Sir R.
Southwell, a letter to whom, from Eichard Cor [afterwards Lord
Chief Justice of Ireland], on certain passages of the work, and re-
ceived at Bristol on the 15 of June, 1687, is inserted at the end.
Paper. Folio.
21.128. Political tracts on Ireland by Sir William Petty, Surveyor
General, with occasional autograph corrections. The contents are : —
1. "Politicall Arithmetick," f. 2.
Digitized by
326
ADDITIONAL MSS., 2U«8-21,184.
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Ireland, etc., 1686," f. 38.
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4. Another more true and calm narrative of the Settlement and Sale
of Ireland," £ 130.
5. '' A Series of Matters relating to E;»tates in Ireland mentioned in
this Treatise," f. 138.
6. Notice of Sir W. Potty's method of transacting the business of the
survey, t 143.
Paper. Folio.
21.129. ** Reflexions on Peter Wash [Walsh] his letter to ye Bishop of
Lincolne [Thomas Barlow] touching the Irish Rebellion which I
then wrote to him. R[obert] S[outhwell] 25 May, 1687 ; with
corrections in Sir Robert Southwell's autograph. Paper. Folio.
21.130. Pedigrees of the family of Burke, Earls of Clanricarde and
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that had or have any kindred or alliance " with the same. By the
Chevalier Thomas O'Gorman. Paper ; xvmth cent. Folio.
21.131. Letters, leases and agreements, respecting property in Down-
patrick, co. Down, Ireland, between the Rt. Hon. Edward South-
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Benjamin Pratt, Charles Fairfax and William Gore, successive
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Down estate of the Southwell family to 1773. There are also
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1738, f. 99, and others. At f. 88 is a "map of the Demesne lands
of Downpatrick, 1729." Paper. Folio.
21.132. Papers relating to ecclesiastical affairs in Ireland; 1668-1737,
with two documents referring to the years 1668 and 1583. They
consist of abstracts of Bills and Acts of Parliament ; addresses of
convocation ; petitions by, and in favour of, the French Protestants
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21.133. 21,134. Papers relating to the import and export trade of
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trade, the linen and flax trades, and the contraband ti-ade with
ADDITIONAL MS&, 81,135—81,136.
327
Fninoe. There are also. Vol. II. f. 32, several doonments relating
to a scheme of John Enightley, in 1729, for the improvement
of Irish coal-mines. In two volumes. Paper ; xviith-xvuith oentK
Folio.
814S5-81J13S. A COLLECTION of letters, grants, petitions, and mis-
cellaneons documents relative to the history of Ireland, 1576-1751.
Foar volumes. From the Southwell Papers. Paper. Folio. Among
the more important are the following : —
21,139. Vol. I., 1576-1690. 1. Army charges in Ireland for the year
1605, f. 7.
2. Orders in Parliament relative to the payment of money for troops
in Munster and Connaught, 16-30 July, 1647, f. 20.
3. Agreement between Signora Maria Francesca Lucretia Plnnketta
and Dudleio [Loftus] di Casa Alsata, in Dublin, to live near each
other and to visit each other after death ; 5 July, 1666. Ital. f. 35.
4. A memoriall presented to his Majesty, 17 Feb. 1666, by the Earles
of Anglesey and Burlington and Lord Conway in behalf of Ireland,"
5. ^* A paper concerning the Eingdome of Ireland as to y* naturalizing
of children there to inherit lands in the Bealme of England [1667],
f. 39.
6. " The case of several English Catholicks in Communion ¥rith the
Church of Rome." Printed, f. 49.
7. Letter from John Hodges to Sir Bobert Southwell, about creating
free-ports in Ireland ; Dublin, 9 Nov. 1675, f. 50.
8. Abstracts of the Establishment for Ireland to begin respectively
from 25 March, 1676, 1 Apr. 1684, 1 Jan. 168J, and 25 Dec. 1690,
flF. 51, 69, 75, 81.
9. Letter from [Roger Boyle,] Earl of Orrery to [James Butler,] Duke
of Ormonde, Lord Lieutenant, about affairs in the province of Mun-
ster ; Castle Martyr, 6 Dec. 1678. Copi/. f. 60.
10. From the same to [Dr. John Parker] the Primate of Ireland, about
Irish affairs ; Castle Martyr, 28 Feb. 167|. Copy. f. 62.
11. " Considerations how the Protestants (or Non-Papists) of Ireland
may disable the Papists there both for intestine Rebellion and also
for assisting a French invasion as the state of both parties now
standeth in this present year 1679," f. 64.
12. An unsigned letter giving an account of the burning of various
parts of the Castle of Dublin; Dublin, 8 April, 1G84, f. 71.
21,136. Vol. II. 1691-1701. 1. Accounts respecting imposts on to-
bacco, signed and remitted to the Treasury by C[harles Calvert]
Lord Baltimore; Sept. 1691, f. 1.
2. Articles against [Thomas] Lord Coningsby, 1693, f. 12.
f. 37.
328 ADDITIONAL MSS., 21,186, 21,137.
8. Letter to the King about uaion with Ireland. Unngned [circa
1695]. f. 13.
4. Petition of William Burke, late of Bamadarriok, to the King for
pardon, f. 15.
5. Letters from Sir Bichard Cox to Edward Southwell, Clerk of the
Council, respecting certain revenue appointments ; Dublin, 25 Aug.,
24 Oct. 1693, ff. 17, 21.
6. Copy of a letter from Sir Cyrill Wioh and William Duncombe [Lords
Justices] to Sir John Trenchard [Secretary of State] about calling
a Parliament in Ireland ; Dublin Castle, 14 July, 1694, f. 25.
7. Copy of a letter from [Henry, Lord] Capel [acting as Lord Lieu-
tenant] to the same, upon the same subject; Dublin Castle,
14 July, 1694, f. 27.
8. Bepoi-t of [Sir] Thomas Trevor, Attorney General, upon Mr.
Keightley's bill concerning a grant of forfeited estates in Ireland ;
25 Nov. 1697, f. 39.
9. Letters from George Toilet to William Blathwayt [of the Board of
Trade] about a medal and collar of SS. for the Lord Mayor of
Dublin; London, 8, 29 Oct. 1697, ff. 49, 51.
10. Letter from Col. H[enry] Luttrel [to Henry, Earl of Galway, Lord
Justice of Ireland ?] about the outlawry of his sister-in-law; 9 June,
1699, f. 59.
11. Drafts of proclamation of Sir William Beeston, Governor General
of Jamaica, forbidding correspondence with the Scotch at Darien;
14 April, 1699, f. 63.
12. Examinations and depositions of Prendergast, taken at Am-
hem, and suspected of going to Ireland to recruit for the French
King ; i| July, 1699, f. 67.
13. Memorandum on a proposal to erect a lighthouse and fort in
Dublin Harbour ; with report of the Committee of Council upon
the same; 31 Deo. 1700, f. 82.
21,137. Vol.111. 1702-1705. 1. Petition of Captain Robert Baird and
William Hamill, as agents for the late garrison of Londonderry, to
the Duke of Oimonde, Lord Lieutenant, for the settlement of their
arrears of pay ; together with their case against John Williams [circ,
1703], f. 4.
2. Letter from [Sir Oliver ?] Grace, [Bart., of Shangavah, Queen's Co.,
M.P.,] to Captain John Dillon, about Eapparees ; n.d., f. 8.
3. Letter from H. Gascoigne to Mr. Secretary Southwell about pay-
ment of pension ; 25 June, 1703, f. 9.
4. Letter from [Daniel Finch, Earl of] Nottingham, to the Duke of
Ormonde, concerning a petition of Anne Archer; Whitehall, 5 July,
1703, with answer, f. 19.
5. Petitions of Lieut. William Browne, Adjutant General at the siege
ADDITIONAL USS.. SU87— SU4L 329
of Londondeny, for restoration to serrioe ; with letter to the Dake
of Ormonde; 29 Feb. ITO^, f. 43.
6. Memorial of [Thomas Lord] Coningsby, [Vioe-treasnrer and Pay-
master of the Forces in Ireland], on behalf of Sir William fiobinson
[late Deputy Eeoeiver General for Ireland] ; 20 Apr. 1704, f. 65.
7. Letter from [Sydney, Lord] Godolphin [Lord High Treasurer of
England], to theDnke of Ormonde, upon the same subject; Whitehall,
Treasury Chambers, 26 Apr. 1704, f 67.
8. Petition of Sir Patrick Dun, M.D., for the place of Physician-General
to the Army in Ireland, 31 July, 1704; with report of the Duke of
Ormonde on the same, 22 Aug. 1704 ; and warrant of Queen Anne,
countersigned by Sir Charles Hedges, Secretary of State, for the
appointment of the said Sir Patrick ; 25 Jan. 170f , f. 71.
9. Letter from John Peyton, Governor of Boss Castle [to Secretary
Southwell?], about the state of his garrison; Boss Castle, 4 Apr.
1705, f. 89,
21,188. Vol. IV. 1706-1751. 1. Lettkr from Vannaersen [van
Aersen] to [Richard Boyle,] Viscount Shannon, Brigadier General,
daimiog the amount of a debt, with the account; London, 18 Nov.
1706, f. 18.
2. A lampoon upon the aldermen of Dublin, entitled An Auction of
Seventeen Citty Patriotts, curiously engraved on a copper plate to
be sold on the 29th of this Instant at Patt's Coffee House," f. 23.
3. Letter from [Thomas St Lawrance] Lord Howth, to Secretary
Southwell about a lighthouse at Howth; Howth, 22 Jan. 17fJ^;
with a memorial to the Duke of Ormonde, f. 44.
4. Letters from Sir Constantino Phipps [Lord Chancellor of Ireland],
to Secretary Southwell, about public affairs; Dublin, 17 Feb. 1714-
27 May, 1713. Holograph, ff. 56, 58, 60.
6. " An abstract of the number of houses in the severall parishes of the
city of Dublin and suburbs thereof, with the increase since the 3'^ear
1701 to 1712, and from 1712 to 1718, and from 1701 to 1718, as
taken by survey in March, 1718," f. 62 ; together with "A 7 years
brief of the bills of Mortality for the City and suburbs of Dublin
divided into parishes, 1712-1718," f. 64.
6. A proposeal to encourage charity schools in y" kingdom of Ireland
for y* Instruction of the children of Popish Natives in Protestant
religion and the English Tongue," f. 73.
7. Account of Fiants sealed from 24 Jiine, 1742, to 24 June, 1751, f. 94.
21,139. Coloured plans of the royal dockyards at Deptford, Wool-
wich, Chatham, Sheemess, Portsmouth, Plymouth, and Pembroke,
drca 1830. With notes of repairs and additions to Plymouth and
Pembroke yards, in 1831-1832. Signed G. V. Taylor. Formerly
belonging to Sir Byam Martin. Paper. Folio.
330 ADDITIONAL MSS., 21,148—31,147.
Far de9eripU(m$ of Nos. 81,140, 81,141, $e6 the Catalogue of OrievUal MSS
81,148. 1. Copies of official letters and reports to Evan Nepean,
Secretary to tlie Admiralty ; with enclosures, from Sylverius Mo-
riarty, Regtdating Captain at Cork, Jan.-Dec. 1797, and June, 1798 ;
Vioe-Admiral Sir Robert Kingsmill, Cork, Jan. 1798; Captain Keen,
June-Sept. 1798; and others, chiefly connected with the rebellion
in Ireland, ff. 1, 37.
2. Copy of a letter from Mrs. Jane Adams to a friend, giving a long
account of the proceedings of the rebels, etc. ; " Summer Seat," co.
Wexford, May, 1798 ; with an original pass for the Bev. Mr. Owen,
19 June, 1798, signed Will. Kearney, and addressed "To all united
Men," f. 5.
Paper. Folio.
81,143. " Les Croniques de France ou de St. Denys," to the beginning
of the reign of Charles VI., in 1380. Vellum; with a few illumi-
nated letters and miniatures. Early xv th cent Formerly belonging
to Jean Baptiste Colbert, Marquis de Seignelay, who died in 1683,
whose arms are stamped on the covers, and his coronet and mono-
gram on the back of the volume. Large Folio.
81^44. 1. SommuLa secundum ordinem Alphabeti que dicitur habun-
dantia exemplorum." A collection of moral and religious sentences
and precepts, with illustrations by similes ; in alphabetical order.
2. Tractatus de instinctibus," icUicetj divino, angelico, diabolico, ete.,
f. 147.
Vellum ; xivth cent. Duodecimo.
81,146. **LiBRi Apocalipseos Expositio," in 22 chapters; preceded by
an " Apologia in Expositionem libri Apocalypseos sequentem," f. 4 ;
Epilogus et registrum Expositionis," f. 5. At the end is written,
CoUecta sunt heo in Carthusid prope Erffurdiam ad quorundam
devotorum instanciam. Anno dni. 1453." Paper; in the original
binding. Octavo.
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332
ADDITIONAL MSS., 21,166—21,164.
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21.170. 1. ** Walahfeidi, Augensis Coenobii [Beichenau] Abbatis, De
Vita Beati Galli Confessoris, libri II.," f. 2.
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Digitized by
334
ADDITIONA.L M8S., 21,172—21,176.
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21.172. Sancti Bemardi, Abbatis ClaraBvallensis, opera quaBdam, viz, : —
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laudibos Yirginis Matris, super Terba Evangelii secundum Lucam
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21.173. 1. Legends and homilies concerning the lives of the Saints.
Lot. Imperfect at the begin^iing. f. 2.
2. De septem Cameris." Beginning, Prima Camera est sancte uite
nouitas." f. 40 b.
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Amen, et cetera. Bintschuhe und dem Schreiber zwen hantschuhe.
Amen."
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and copies of letters, etc,, f. 61.
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21.174. " Recht der Stat van Kuden." Privileges, etc., granted to the
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21,176. Carte des Cotes de Kormandie et Bretaigne;*' with the
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Dreana certi Sonaggitti k Calde de oerti so Paruni." Paper;
xviiith cent. With the book-plate and signature of Sylvester
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ADDITIONAL MSB., 21,177—21,184. 336
21477. Revenues and expenses of the Convent of St. liary Magdalen,
^'quod wlgariter dicitnr ad albas dominas," in Cologne. Latin.
At f. 9 b is inserted a copy of a bond from Irmengardis, prioress
of the convent, for the payment of a debt to John von Piitzhoven,
dated, " Yig. Purifioatiouis be. Marie Virginis, a.d. 1325." For a
similar MS. of the same monastery, see Add. 21,072. Yellam;
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the importance of the river Indus as connected with its defence,
drawn up by desire of Sir J[obn] Malcolm," by J. Bonamy, Captain
H.M. 6th R^t.; 1830, f. 1.
2. Remarks on Lieutenant-Colonel [Sir George de Lacy] Evans's late
work, "On the Practicability of an Invasion of British India,
London, 1829," by Lieutenant-Colonel Sir John MaoDonald, f. 34.
3. "Notes on the Invasion of India by Russia," occasioned by the
foregoing remarks, by Sir John Malcolm; 1830, f. 71.
Liihograj^hed on paper. Folio.
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21^82. SsRViCE for the consecration of Marina Barbaro as abbess of
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21.183. 1. "Fbodarium Hundredi de Pimhill [co. Salop], Anno domini
Edwardi primi 28 [1300] ffol. 123," f. 1.
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Edwardi primi 24 [1296] flfol. 123," f. 2 b.
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21.184. Pediobei!» of Yorkshire families, vk,: —
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336 ADDITIONAL MSS., 21,186—21,191.
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21.185. " The Genealogy and History of the Balgny Family, from the
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Florentini, integer factus et emendatus and at^ the end a letter,
" Angelus Politianus Tristano Chalco ; Florentie, prid. Id. Januar.
1490." Paper. From the Piazzoni library at Brescia. Folio.
21.188. British Army List for 1728, including the garrisons of the
Plantations, Gibraltar, cfc, the Establishment in Ireland, and Re-
gulations for the price of Commissions issued in Feb. 17^. Paper.
Octavo.
21.189. 1. Letter of Philip Melancthon to Leonard Culman [9 Feb.
1563]. LaL Hologrwph. f. 1.
2. Letter of Martin Bucer, "D. Theodoricho Pastori Ecclesisa Nu-
remb.;" Strasburg, 17 Aug. 1546. LaL Holograph, f. 5.
Paper. Folio.
21.190. '^Becueil des Titres conoemant le Fiefs de L'Espinay." A col-
lection of original documents, attested copies of records, ete., relating
to the fief of L'Epinay, in the parish of Avir^, in the diocese of
Angers; 1411-1750. At the commencement is an alphabetical table
of the names of the different estates and tenements ; and at the end
a list of " Proprietaires sujets et vassaux." Paper and vellum ; xv-
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21.191. " Transactions, Arrets, Sentences, Contrats d'acquets et autres
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ADDITIONAL MS8., SUM— 21,801.
337
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1519 jd^n'au 28 Oct. 1687.** Proofs, decrees of oourts of law, etc.,
in snpport of the claim of the Priory of St. Melaine, in the parish of
St. Euront, in the diocese of Angers, to certain dues from co-pro-
prietors of the fee of L'Epinaj. See 81490. Paper and Tellnm ;
lyi-xvnth centt. Folio.
21498. A COLLECTION of similar documents in suppoi-t of the tenure by
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names of the holders of lands, and of the lands mentioned through-
out the volume. JFV. and Lot. At f. 10 is an original deed on vellum,
containing the settlement of a dispute between the monks of St.
Anbin and the Convent of St. Martin, in the time of the Abbat
William [1159-1189]. Paper and vellnm ; xiith-xvith centt. Folio.
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tate,'* in the city of Angers ; 1364r-1774. At the end of the volume
are alphabetical tables of the names of the tenants and of the names
of the places mentioned in the deeds. Paper and vellum ; xivth-
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21,194. *' Rbccteil des Titres concemant le fief de Laleu," 1312-1634 ;
consisting of original and official copies of deeds, leases, efc, relating
to the fee of Laleu, belonging to the Abbey of Notre Dame de Ron-
ceray, in Angers ; with an alphabetical table of the names of the
tenants under the abbey, etc. Paper and vellum ; xivth-xvith centt.
FoUo.
21495-21,197. Bemembrances du fief du chapitre de St, Manrille.*'
Original register of declarations of tenure of property held under
the canons and chapter of the collegiate church of St, Mauri He, in
Angers : in three volumes, the first containing from Feb. 1513 to Oct.
1573; the second, from 1574 to Apr. 1646; the third, from Sept.
1648 to Feb. 1673. To each volume are prefixed alphabetical tables
of the names of tenants, and of their houses or lands. Yellum and
paper. Quarto and Folio.
21498-21,200. TrrRES au soutien de la mouvan9e du fief du Chapitre
de Saint Manrille." A collection of original and attested copies of
documents relating to the fief of La Ville, held by the chapter of the
collegiate church of St. Maurille, in Angers, 1200-1681 ; in three
Yolnmes. Vellum and Paper. Folio.
21,20L Les Comptes de feu Maistre Mace d'Ame, Maistre dcs Euvres
Mens'* le Due en ses pais d'Anjou et du Maine," etc. Detailed
MSS. — 1855. a
338 ADDITIONAL MSB., 81,802, 81,803.
accounts of the receipts and expenditure of Mace D'Ame, master of
works to Louis I., Duke of Anjou ; 1 March, 1367-7 May, 1376.
They relate chiefly to the expenses of building the castles of
Saumur and Angers. Vellum. Folio.
81.202. 1. [JoHANNis Watton] "Speculum Christian! .** Lot, and Eng.
f. 1.
2. ** Tractatus de forma Sermonum," f. 71.
3. Sermons on Song of Solomon iii. 2, and Psalm xlii. 1. Lot. fif. 73 b,
87.
Vellum; xvth cent. ; some of the leaves supplied by a later hapd.
At the end ia written " Dppainus Willejmus Woddrest possei^or
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21.203. Papers relating to IJnglish Jesuits ; viz.: —
1. " A summary of y^ penaU Statutes enacted in England against
Catholicks," f. 1.
2. " Propositiones t)tthodoi8B ad versus EcclesiasticsBHierarchiaapertur-
batores," f. 4.
3. " Relaoion del principle progresso y fine de la turbacion del Collegio
Yngles en Roma ;" 22 May, 1597, f. 6.
4. " A paper of Sir Basil Brookes " concerning the removal of disabi-
lities of Roman Catholics [circ, 1620], f. 12.
5. " Capita discordiarum inter Patres Anglos ordinis S. Benedicti et
Patres Societatis Jesu in Anglicana missione versantes," f. 14.
6. Notes on the proceedings of the Parliaments of Tours and Chalons,
etc., on the excommunication of Henry IV. by Gregory XIV. LcU.
f. 16.
7. A breife note concerning the proceeding and course held against
Francis Tregian, of Golden, in the coimty of Comewall, Esquier"
[1576], ff. 18, 20.
8. '* A Relation of the figure [of Henry Garnett, Provincial of the
Jesuits, executed 1606] which appeareth in the eare of a strawe in
' the chaffe or huscke thereof," £ 22.
9. " The passage of Dame Aloisia [Ga-nnan] concerning [the apparition
of the spirit of] John ShermaA " [circ. 1636], f. 24.
10. " The arraignement of rienry, Garnett, Superior of the Jesuites,
holden at the Guildhall, London ; 28 March, 1606," f. 26.
11. Answer to an attack on the nuns of Sion, contained in a book
called "The Anatomy of the English Nunnery at Lisbon," by
Thomas Robinson ; printed at London in 1622, f. 42 b.
12. Translation of a dispatch from the Venetian Ambassador at Madrid
to the Venetian Ambassador in London ; 5 Apr. 1629, f. 56.
13. "Acta Londini in causa P. Henrioi Claxton, a 'die 27 Feb. ad
24 Apr. 1637," f. 60.
Paper; xvith-xviith centt. Folio.
Digitized by
ADDITIONAL MSS., 21,204-21,209. 339
21.204. Expenses of James, Duke of York, when LieutenantrGeneral of
the French Army, chiefly for his travelling and equipage; July,
1653-Sept. 1656. Paper : in the onginal vellum cover. A note at
the beginning refers its possession to the Tunstal family, one of
whom accompanied King James into exile after his abdication.
Folio.
81.205. ** QuiBTATiONES pio Nommis Solutis per Guardiannm ScoIbb
Batutorum S. Joh. Baptists de Muriano 1446-1541. Quittances to
the Warden and Fellows of the School of S. John the Baptist of
Muriano, for the customary gift of five ducats to the daughters of
members of the fraternity on the occasion of their marriage.
Vellum. Folio.
21.206. Court-book of the manor of Stanwell, co. Middlesex ; 1605-
1616. Lot Paper. Folio.
21.207. Transcript of the *' Learned Treatise of the Sabaoth," written
by lldward BrereWood, Professor of Astronomy in Giesham College,
to Nicholas Byfield, Preeicher at St Peter's, Chester ; with Byfield's
answer and Bterewood's reply; printed at Oxford in 1630. The
reply }M dated 15 July, 1611. Paper ; xviith cent. Folio.
21.208. **Epigrammi di Gian. Carlo [Marquis] Di Negro, Patrizio
Genovese:" in four volumes, bound together in one; with the
author's signature at ihe end. Paper ; xixth cent Small Folio.
Presented by the author.
21,200. Yerzeichniss des Guttererschen Diplomatischen Apparats."
A catalogue of the collection of MSS., seals, etc., collected, in order
to illustrate his lectures, by Johann Christoph Gatterer, Professor of
History in the University of Gottingen ; drawn up by L. Schlincke,
in 1850. Paper. Folio.
ADDITIONAL MANUSCRIPTS
AOQUIBED IN THE YEAB
1856.
F&r descriptions 0/ 21,210, 21,211, see the Catalogue of Oriental M88.
21,212. OuLiELMi Britonis, Armorici, Fhilippidos, sive de gestis
Philippi Angusti, regis Francias, versibus heroicis, libri XEC. ;
preceded by an argument of the work in a later hand. Some
verses in French, relating to Philip Augustus and his son Louis,
are prefixed at f. 4, beginning —
The two fly-leaves at the beginning form part of an assessment roll,
at the foot of which is a note relating to the amount claimed (?) by
Hubert Biboule, ''Seigneur Dace et de la Chapelle Gktstinel.**
Vellum ; xmth cent. Octavo.
21,213. Collection of pieces in Laiin verse : —
1. D. Frosperi Aquitanici, Episcopi Begiensis [Reggio], ex sententiis
S. Augustini Epigrammaton liber, f. 2.
2. " Liber Anselmi Gantuariensis Episcopi de sacrificio altaris."
Imperfect, f. 8.
3. Fragment of " Liber Morum," f. 10.
4. [Dionysius] Cato de moribus, entitled "Cato antiquus," f. 10 b.
6. " Cato Novus," f. 12.
6. Ecloga Theoduli, f. 13 b.
7. ** Fabule [Flavii] Aviani ending imperfectly at the 40th fable,
f. 16.
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Oil qui fist tante haute amprise
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5-30 Hen. VIII. ; arranged alphabetically under counties, with de-
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21.291. 1. Index of places to the bundles of bills, answers and de-
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Edw. VI., f. 1.
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General's Court, f. 109.
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21.292. A TRANSCRIPT of the last. Paper. Folio.
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ADDITIONAL MSS^ S1,9M-S1,310. 851
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office, 28 Hen. Vni.-3 Jac. 1 [see 21,293], ff. 70, 161 b.
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21,296-21,300. *'A Calendar to the Eolls of Particulars for Leases
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the Augmentation Office, together with references to the Transcripts
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f.29.
f.2.
352 ADDITIONAL MSS., 81,3U— 21,315.
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Eliz.-James I.; together with lists of the surrenders of monas-
teries, and indexes of vaiious documents in the Augmentation
OfiBce. Paper ; xixth cent. Folio.
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accounts of them tempp. Hen. VIIL-Edw. VI., f. 38.
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list of Preceptories, 33-34 Hen. VIIL, f. 56.
4. " Index to the rolls of wood sales, in the Augmentation Offioe '* ;
36-38 Hen. VIIL, f. 64.
5. Valuation of lands belonging to the University of Cambridge, and
Folio.
f. 1.
ADDITIONAL MSS., 21,816-21,831.
353
of those formerly belonging to the monastery of Ely ; 37 Hen. VIII.,
f. g*.
6. Index to Welsh reoordn, from a book in the Augmentation Office,
compiled by Owen Davies in 1787, f. 98.
7, " Eotulus de diversis Conxjessionibus certis diversis personis per
dominum Kegem nunc Henricum VII. de diversis dominiis, maneriis,
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and xixth centt. Octavo.
21.322. 1. Index of ancient charters in the Augmentation Office;
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21.326. 1. Index to the Rolls of Concealments ; temp. Elizabeth." A
copy of the preceding volume, f. 1.
2. 'Mndex to grants of estates sei^uestered tempoie ItUerregni^ to be
found upon the Close Eolls,*' f. 45.
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cent. Folio.
MSS.— 1856. 2 A
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ADDITIONAL MSS,, 21,332-21,341.
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following may be noticed : —
1. Copy of the " Placita coram Kege ;" 1-5 Edw. III., f. 52.
2. Index to ministers' accounts belonging to the Court of Wards and
Liveries; tempp. Hen. Vlll.-Car. 1., f. 128.
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Paper ; xixth cent. Folio.
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relate to the Duchy of Cornwall. An imperfect index of places
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MS. books in the Chapter House. Paper ; xixth cent. Folio.
21.341. 1. Index to bills, answers, depositions, etc.^ in the Court of
Augmentations, f. 3. *
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1745 (?), f. 27.
8. Calendar of ministers' accounts of the Court of Wards and Liveries,
f. 29.
4. Index to inquisitions, co. Devon ; 1754, f. 62.
5. Index of evidences, etc, among the records of the Court of Wards
and Liveries, f. 67.
6. Index of places to fines ; temp. Edw. II., f. 79.
7. Index of places to " Inquisitiones post Mortem " from Cole's Escheats,
in the British Museum. [Harl. MSS., 410, 411, 756-760], f. 89.
ADDITIONAL MSS., 21,342—21,349.
355
8. Calendar of particulars of leases, temp, Eliz., in the Augmentation
Office, f. 155.
9. Index of places [to MSS. in the Harley collection?], f. 200.
Paper ; xixth cent. Folio.
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21.344. 1. Register of records in the King's Remembrancer's Office,
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6,166.] f. 98.
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4. Register of ministers' accounts in the Chancellor's and Pipe Rolls ;
1 Edw. L-45 Edw. III., 38 Eliz., 5-16 Jac. I., f. 126.
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Office, f. 151.
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Biitish Museum, and various private libraries. Paper ; xixth cent.
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21.346. Registers and indexes of vanous MSS. in the British Mnseum ;
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21.347. Indexes to records in the Chapter House, Westminster; to
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21.348. A REPERTORY to varfous surveys, rentals, etc, remaining in
public and private libraries, armnged under counties. Paper;
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21.349. Index, memoranda, and notes of searches among various
£ 2.
2 A 2
356
ADDITIONAL MSS., 21,360 -21,368.
records; 1685, 1740-1761; with papers of John Caley, Keeper of
Records. An index to Add. MS. 6,610, containing gmnte from the
Crown, is inserted at f. 47. Paper; xviiith-xi xtb centt Folio.
21.350. ** A Catalogue of the Surveys in the Office of James West,
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records in the Land Revenue Office, and other matter added at the
end. Paper ; xixth cent. Folio.
21.351. Calendars, extracts, and notes of records in the office of the
Duchy of Lancaster, by W. Minchin; 1821-29. Paper; xixth cent.
Folio.
21.352. LvDEX to the Privy Council Books ; temp. Henry VIII. Paper ;
xixth cent. Folio.
21.363. 1. Calendars of treaties of peace with foreign countries and
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2. Calendar of records in the office of the Duchy of Cornwall, f. 113.
Paper; xixth cent. Small Quarto.
21.364. Memoranda of searches made among the various records;
1737-1758; with an index. Paper. Folio.
21,356. Fratris Nicolai de Biard, sen de Byarto, Distinctiones Theolo-
gic». On f. 1 b is this note : *' Ego frater Guillelmns de Mailli** hunc
librum in parva libraria dLssutum reperi et folia eius dispersa, in
quo xvi folia deficiebant. Dolens ergo quod sic male tractabatur,
et dubitans ne aliquis eum, ideo quia incompletus erat, umquam
vellet religare, et sic inutilis extitihset, prsedicta xvi qu8B in eo
deficiebant scripsi et addidi eidem, ipsumque religavi, anno Domini
M."cccc.xxvi**, in adventu Domini. Oretis Deum pro me." The Kixteen
supplied leaves, of the last of which only a fragment remains, are
numbered ff. 82-97. The volume still retains the binding above
mentioned. Vellum ; early xivth cent. Octavo.
21,356. Papers in French relating to operations of the French navy,
principally against the Algerines, viz. : —
1. Letters and memoirs of M. Amoul, Intendant General des Galores
de France, relating to movements of the Corsairs; 1669, f. 1.
2. Letters and despatches with enclosures, relating to the operations
against Algiers, in 1082 and 1683, from the following officers: —
a. [Anne Hilarion de Cotentin] Chevalier de Tourville ; 20 Apr.,
7 Sept. 1682. Holograph, ff. 15, 45.
b. [Abr.iham, Marquis de] Duquesne, Commander of the French Naval
Forces; 1 May, 1682. Signed, f. 22.
ADDITIONAL MSS., 21,366-21,368. 357
c. [Antoine Martin] Colbert, Knight of Malta ; 9 June, 4 July, 10 Dea
1682. Signed, ff. 34, 39, 69.
d. Camelin [Capitaine dee Bombardiers] ; 28 July, 7, 9 Sept. 1682.
Signed, ff. 44, 47, 49.
e. de L'Herj', commander of-"Le Prudent;" Feb. 1683. Hoto-
graph, f. 71.
f. Le Chevalier de Beaujen, commander of " Le Vaillant 14 Mar.
1683, f. 75.
g. de Belile Erard ; 24 Nov. 1683. Holograph, f. 87.
3. Letter of [Pierre, Marquis de] Villars, Ambassador Extraordinary to
Denmark, to [Jean Baptiste Colbert] Marquis de Seignelay, relative
to salutes, etc,, on the junction of the French and Danish fleets ;
Copenhagen, 29 June, 1683. Signed. With enclosure, f. 84.
4. Instructions to the Marquis Duqnesne, in command of the naval
force sent to Catalonia ; 3 May, 1684, f. 89.
5. Eelation de la conduitte du Sieur Aubert, consul de la nation
Frangoise k Gennes, lorsque I'arm^e du Roy a bombard^ cette
superbe ville;" 1684, f. 91.
6. Memoir on certain suois due from the Crown to Sieurs Antoine
Michel and Pierre Guiraud since the peace with Tunis; 1686, f. 97.
Paper ; xvuth cent. Folio.
21.357. Contemporary copies of challenges between French and English
knights, etc. ; 1399-1424, in French, viz. ;—
1. Antoine de Craon, Seigneur de Heilli, to Jehan de Greilli and his
comrades ; Paris, 2 Feb., 8 Apr. 1399, ff. 1, 2.
2. Jehan du Jench and others to Eadmound Thorpe and others ; n.d,,
f. 3.
3. Jehan Comuaille and another to certain French knights; n.d., f. 4.
4. Jen Hartuuel [John Hartwell] to the knights of France ; n.ci., f. 5.
5. Proclamation in the name of the Duke of Burgundy, for silence at a
combat ; drc. 1410, f. 6.
6. Four letters between Humphrey, Duke of Gloucester, and Philip
Duke of Burgundy, on the dispute as to the Duchy of Brabant ;
Jan., March, 1424. (^See Monstrelet, Chroniques, liv. II. chapp.
xxv.-xxviii.), f. 7.
7. Note of the oath to be taken by combatants that they have about
them no charm, e/o., f. 11.
Paper ; xivth-xvth centt. Quarto.
21.358. 1. "CoMPTE de Girart Danchy, consierge de lostel du Roy
[Charles VI.] noslre seigneur de Beauce sur Mame, de certaine
vaibselle et Joyaulx dor et dargent, a lui baillez en garde de par le
Roy pour servir le dit seigneur en son dit hostel;'* 1381-1385, f. 1.
2. Similar account of ** Messiie Philippe de Sav^' «v chevalier, cham-
Digitized by
358 ADDITIONAL MSS., 21,359—21,361.
bellan du Roy, maistre dostel de la Eoyne et chastellain et garde du
chastel de Mcleun 1381-1383. Imperfect, f. 14.
3. Account of the eame de la distribucion et delivrance de certainB
autres Joyaulx et vaisselle dor et dargent estans en la tour dudit
chabtel de Meleun ; 1391," f. 22.»
Vellum ; xivth cent. Quarto.
21.359. Agreement for the payment of the ransom of Jean Comte
d'Angouleme and others, hostages in England, to Thomas [PJanta-
genet] Duke of Clarence, 14 Nov, 1412 ; with negociations for the
delivery of the hoiitages, on payment of sums still due, conducted
on behalf of Charles Due d'Orl^ns and the Comte d'Angoul^me by
I?aoul seigneur de Gaucourt and others ; 22 May, 1417. Signed at
the end by the Duke of Orleans. Fr. Vellum. Small Folio.
21.360. " Extra IT des titres produits par Charles de Lorraine, Comte
d'Armagnac, etc,^ nomme Chevalier des Ordres de Sa Majeste, pour
les Preuves de sa Noblesse, devant [Louis Armand de Bourbon]
le Prince de Conty, et [Louis Hector] le Due de Villars, Mareschal
de France, Chevaliers et Commandeurs des memes Ordres, Commis-
saires h ce dcputez ; 22 Mars 1724." Signed and sealed by the com-
missioners, and by the Sieur Clairambault, genealogist ; with a note
of investiture, 3 June, 1724; signedhj [Jerome] Phelypeaux [Comte
de Pontchartrain], minister. The arms of Charles de Lorraine are
emblazoned at the beginning. Vellum. Folio.
21.361. Miscellaneous papers in French, viz. : —
1. " Cest la substance de la credence donnee par [Charles] le Due de
Bourgongne k mess. Philippe de Comines, chevalier, pour dire et de-
clairer a mens. [John, Lord] de Wennelok ;"on sending an embassy
to England on the restoration of Henry VI. [1470]. The Duke's
letter to Lord Wenlock, in English, is added at the end. A modem
imiiation, f. 1.
2. Itineraries of the Emperor Charles V. in Germany, Italy, Spain, and
to Tunis ; written by one of his servants. A modem imiMion. f. 3.
3. Account of velvet and woollen cloths purchased by Diego Flores,
treasurer of the houshold of Margaret of Austria, Dowager Duchess
of Savoy, for the use of the servants ; 10 Dec. 1511. With the sig-
nature of the Duchess, f. 10.
4. Inventory of horses, carriages, etc., of the Queen [Mary Tudor, wife
of Louis XII.], on her arrival from England at Abbeville ; 12 Oct.
1614. A modem imitation, f. 13.
6. Accounts of expenses of Madame [Antoinette de Bourbon, daughter
of Fran9ois Comte de Venddme, and widow of Claude de Lorraine,
first Duke of Guise] ; her daughter-in-law, Madame la "Marquise
[Louise de Eieux, wife of Reni de Lorraine, Marquis of ElboeufJ ; and
Digitized by
ADDITIONAL MSS., 21,362—21,369. 359
her grand-daughter, Mademoiselle [Catherine] d'Aumale [daughter
of Claude de Lorraine, due d'Aumale]; and other members of the
family at JoinviUe, during March and November, 1559 ; with tig-
natures of Illaire de Yilliers, Sieur de la Grange, and Berthelomy de
Coussy, officers of the houshold, f. 15.
Paper. Folio.
221,362. Obituary of the benefactors of the Church of St. Martin of
Clamecy [in Nivemais], arranged under the days of the year ; with
short accounts of the saints heading the pages ; 1259-1546. Lot,
and Fr, Imperfect, Extending from xiiii kal. Feb. to vii kal. Nov.
Vellum. Small Folio.
21,863. Adjudication, by decree of the Court of Parliament of Paris,
to Pierre de Rouge of the estates of Vaux, c/c., settled upon the wife
and daughter of Jean Baptiste de la Haye; 5 Feb. 1714. jFV. Im-
perfect. Vellum. Small Folio.
21,364. " Le compte de la recepto de la terre de Danfront " [Domfront,
in Normandy], by Jehan de Plesance, Vioonte and Receiver ap-
pointed by William Alinton, Treasurer-General of Normandy;
1419-1421. Vellum. Quarto.
21,366. Commission from Aloysio Mocenigo, Doge of Venice, appointing
Aurelio Rezonico to be Podestci of Bergamo; dat. 23 June, 1727.
ltd. Vellum. Small Quarto.
21.366. "Manoeuvre de rartillerie, par Dumoutier, Cap"* au Reg'
R** Ar* a treatise upon the mechanical handling of artillery, with
illustrations in water colour. Dedicated to [Louis Auguste de
Bourbon] Due du Maine. Paper ; xvjiith cent. Small Quarto.
21.367. Drafts of letters from Louis XIV. of France to the Comte
de Lomont, Commandant of Dunkirk, M. d*Aubarede, Commandant
of Fort Risban, M. de Beaulieu, Commandant of Fort Louis, and
M. de L'EooBSois, Lieutenant of the Citadel of Dunkirk, ordering
the surrender of the place to the English pending the settlement of
the terms of peace; dat. 5 July, 1712. With autograph signatures
of Louis, countersigned by [Daniel Fran9ois] Voysin [Secretary of
State for War]. Fr. Paper. Folio.
21.368. History of the kings of England, to the reign of Richard II.
Fr. Vellum roll ; xivth cent.
21.369. Deciphers of letters from [Henri de Lorraine] Due de Guise,
Charles de Lorraine] Duo de Mayenne, [Louis] Cardinal de Lor-
raine, Charles Cardinal de Vaudemont, ai^d others of their party,
to [Philippe Emanuel de Loiraine] Due de Mercoeur, Governor of
Brittany, about affairs of the League; 8 May, 1585-Aug. 1587.
Fr. Paper. Folio.
360
ADDITIONAL MSS., 21,370—21,382.
21.370. Correspondence of [Jean de Verchin] Seneschal of Ilainanit,
with Henry lY. of England, Sir John Cornwall, and others, relative
to a proposed combat with Sir John, in 1408 ; followed by acoonnts
of feats of arms performed by the Seneschal, in 1404; and of others
in 1438-1449. Fr, Vellum; with a miniature at the beginning;
xvth century. Folio.
21.371. Ordinances made by the " Generaulx raaistres des monnoies du
Boy [Henry VI. of England] en France," regulating the coinage
and the standard of gold and silver used in various manufactures ;
drca 1422. Fr, Vellum. Quarto.
21.372. Arms, in trick, of noble and distinguished English, Scotch,
and Irish families ; with notes in Italian^ French^ and Latin, Paper ;
xviiith cent. Folio.
21.373. Genealogies of the royal and noble families of France ; with
arms. Formerly belonging to Mons' Durey de Meyni^res, Presi-
dent de la Chambre des Comptes. Paper ; xvmth century. Folio.
21.374. Letters of Destouches, residing at the Hague, addressed
to [the French Minister at Berlin ?] and to Mons' de Kalie, secretary
to the Chevalier De la Touche and to [Louis Jules Barbon Mancini-
Mazarini] Due de Nivernais, French Ministers at Berlin, transmit-
ting political news from England, Holland, etc, ; 27 Dec. 1755-
7 May, 1756. Paper. Folio.
21.375. Three dispatches of General [Marquis Conrad de] Bosen, in
command of James IL*s army in Ireland; two of which are dupli-
cates, the other being dated, Dublin, 16 May, 1689 ; and a dispatch
of M. de la Hoguette, Mar^clial de Camp ; dat. Galloway, 25 Aug.
1690. Partly in cipher , with deciphers. Paper. Folio.
21,376-21,381. Documents relating to the Iribh Brigade and some
other corps in the service of France, chiefly consisting of soldiers'
certificates and discharges, with signatures and seals of commanding
officers and others, from 1671 to 1801, arranged in alphabetical
order. In six volumes. Paper. Folio.
21,382. Official letters and papers relating to the negotiations of
Margaret of Savoy, Archduchess of Austria and Governess of the
Low Countries, with the different States of Europe from 1467 to
1627 :—
1. Anthoine de Chabannes, Comfe de Dampmartin, Grant Maistre
dostel de France, to Metser Kaes de la Riuiere, Seigneur de Hieres;
negotiations with theLi6geois; Dampmartin, 6 May [1467]. Fr*
Signed, f. 1.
2. " Memoires pour le pais de Luxembourg memoranda of business ;
circa 1492, f. 2.
3. Louis XI L of France to Jean d'Albret, King of Navarre; Plessis
ADDITIONAL MSS., 21,382.
361
les ToQTR, 18 June, forwarding letters of protection for Louis do
Beaumont, Conte de Lerin, Constable of Navarre ; Blois, 12 Oct.
1505. JFV. Copies, ff. 4, 5.
4. **Memoire des plaintes que [Katharine d*Albret] la Reyne de
Navarre fait centre Louis de Beaumont, Comte de Lerin, Conestable
de Nauarre, 1505." f. 6.
5. Extraict des lettres escriptes par le Boy [Louis XII.] a Hagen le
premier jour de ce present mois dauril [1505] a Monsieur le Chan-
cellier [George d'Amboise, Cardinal de Rouen]," f. 8.
6. Louis XII. of France to Henry Yll. of England ; mediation between
the King of Spain and the Duke of Quelders ; Blois, 31 Aug. [1506].
Fr. Copy. f. 9.
7. Margaret of Savoy, Archduchess of Austria, to her father, Maxi-
milian L of Germany [1507]. Fr. Copy. f. 11.
8. The same to [an Imperial minister?; 1507]. Fr. Copy. f. 12.
9. [Claude de Cilly, Imperial Ambassador to Spain] to Margaret of
Savoy [June, 1507]. Fr. Imperfect copy. f. 13.
10. ** Memoire de ce que Marguerite d'Autriche venoit demander k
TEmpereur Maximilien pour Taffaire des alluns '* [alum, 1507], f. 15.
11. "Memoire de ce que Marguerite d'Autriche venoit demander a
TEmpereur Maximilien pour le meilleur gouuemement des Paj'sbas
pendant le voyage de cet Empereur a Home" [1507], f. 16.
12. "Breve summarium eorum que dicta sunt oratoribus Serenissimi
Regis Anglie ex parte Sacratissime Maiestatis Cesaree " [1507], f. 18.
13. J[ohn, Lord] de Berghes, Ii[aurenee] de Gorrevod, Sigismund
Ph[lueg], J[ohn] le Sauuaige, Andreas de Borgo, and G[eorge] de
Theimseke, Impeiial Ambassadors in England, to the Archduchess
Margaret; London, 7 Dec. 1508. Fr. Signed, f. 20.
14. The Imperial Ambassador in France to the same [lo08]. Fr.
Copy. f. 22.
15. " Le double de la lettre des nouelles de larmee des Francoys ;" dat.
Co[u]rs, 18 Apr. [1509], f. 23.
16. George de Theimseke, Imperial Ambassador in England, to the
Archduchess Margaret; London, 14, 20 June, 29 July [1509]. Fr.
Holograph. Three letters ; the last partly in cipher, ff. 24, 26, 30.
17. de Ca ? to Loys Barengier, Secretary to the Emperor
and the Archduchess ; 23 Sept. 1509. Fr. Holograph, f. 31.
18. Pope Julius II. to the Emperor Maximilian; Rome, 15 July, 1510.
Lot. Copy. f. 33.
19. [Claude de Cilly, Imperial Ambassador in Spain, to the same;
Nov. 1510]. Fr. Holograph, f. 34.
20. Jean Jacques [Trivulce, Marshal of France] to [Louis XII.] ; ac-
count of a battle ; dat. **au pent de Lydes a six mille de Boul-
longne sur le chemin de lymole," 22 May [1511]. Fr. Copy.
f. 36.
362
ADDITIONAL MSS., 21,382.
21. [A military Commandant?] to the Archducheea Margaret; Bor-
chem, 29 May, 1511. Fr. Copy. f. 38.
22. Les parties appertenant a Monsieur deissestain [Floris d*Egmont
Count d'lsselBtain] de hemas qui sont demourez a Bruxelles en
garde en la maison iij*' bausse meuldre circa 1510. f. 41.
23. Le nombre des gens tant de piet qnant a cbeual que auons
ensemble;" with a message from M. d'Tsselstain to [the Arch-
duchess Margaret; May, 1511]. Fr. f. 42.
24. [Jacques Conchilles, Bishop of Catania? to Ferdinand of Aragon ;
Nov. 1510.] Fr. A draft, f. 43.
25. Jehan Hannart, Imperial Secretary, to the Archduchess Margaret ;
account of the battle of Eavenna; "deuant Rauenne le jour de
Pasqucs; [11 April] 1512." -Fr. Holograph; with «ea/. f. 45.
26. Maximilian [Sforza], Due de Milan, to the same; Cremona,
17 Nov. 1512. Fr. Signed ; with seal. f. 47.
27. List of relics exhibited in Treves Cathedral to the Emperor Maxi-
milian I. and others ; 16 April, 1512. Fr. f. 48.
28. Hector de Vicquemare to the Archduchess Margaret [9 July,
1513]. Fr. Holograph, f. 49.
29. Copia litterarum Georgi de Gaddis secretarii ducalis ad [Jacobum]
Bannitium;" of the battle of Novara; Como, 6 June, 1513. In the
hand of Thomas Spinelly, English Ambassador to Germany, f. 51.
30. Laurens de Gorreuod, Governor of Brescia, to the Archduchess
Margaret ; en labaye sainct Jehan ou est le logis de lempereur
deuant therouenne," 24 Aug. 1513. Fr. Signed, f. 52.
31. List of [French prisoners taken at the battle of the Spurs, 16 Aug.
1513.] Fr. f. 54.
32. [Jean CoUa, Imperial Ambassador in England ?] to the Arch-
duchess Margaret [9 April, 1514]. Fr. Holograph, f. 55.
33. [Cardinal Wolsey to Lord Worcester, Cuthbert Tunstal, and Sir
Kobert Wingfield ; May, 1517]. Eng. and Fr. Copy in the hand
of Brian Tuke. f. 56.
34. Archduchess Margaret to her ^Either, the Emperor Maximilian
[May, 1514]. Fr. Copy. f. 57.
35. Emperor Maximilian to his daughter the Archduchess Margaret
[15 Oct. 1513]. -Fr. Copy. f. 58.
36. Jaques de Caestres, Seigneur de Fiennes, Imperial Ambassador in
England, to the same; London, 14 Sept. 1514. Fr. Holograph.
f. 59.
37. [Claude de Pontarlier, Seigneur de Flagey] to the same ; Couloigne,
1 May, 1514. Fr. Holograph; with seal. f. 61.
38. [A military Commandant] to the Seigneur de Fiennes; [near
Boulogne], 4 Sept. [1514]. Fr. Copy. f. 63.
39. de Beauregard [Captain of Archers] to the Archduchess
Margaret; Zurich, 11 Jan. [1515]. Fr. Signed, f. 64.
Digitized by
ADDITIONAL MSS., 21,88S.
363
40. Nicolas Perrenot [de Granvelle, Imperial Chancellor,] to the same ;
Calais, 19 Sept, 4 Oct [1521]. Ft. Holograph, ff. 66, 67.
41. Ladnis de Madame [the Archduchess Margaret], touchant lestat
des dames et fiUes que Madame Marie [of Austria] aura pour la-
compaignier a Yienne,'' [May, 1514], f. 69.
42. to Jehan de Mamix, Secretary to the Archduchess
Margaret; Breda, 6 April [1516]. Lat. Signed "Tuus Notus."
Partly in cipher, f. 70.
43. Jaqnes de Luxembonrg [Governor of Flanders] to the Arch-
duchess Margaret; Bruxelles, 1 April [1514]. Fr, Signed ;vnXh
holograph postscript f. 72.
44. The vice-president and councillors of the Conrt of Parliament at
Dole to the same; Dole, 20 Dec. 1518. Fr. Signed by [Louis]
Barangier ; with teal. f. 73.
45. J[ean] Botechon [Imperial Secretary] to the same ; Augsburg,
9 July [1518]. Fr. Holograph; with seal. f. 74.
46. Histoire des Choses Memorables aduenties en France, Italic et
Alemagne, du Regne des Rois Louys XII. et Fran9ois I. Depnis Tan
1503 jusques 4 Tan 1521. E mise par escript par Robert de la Marck,
Sieur de Sedan, Mareschal de France ;" with " Extraict des Memoires
du [M.] de Bellay liure premier." Imperfect, f. 75
47. [Bernard de Mesa, Bishop of Badajoz, and Leys de Fraet, Imperial
Ambassadors in England] to the Archduchess Margaret; London,
3 March, 1522. Fr. With seal. f. 85.
48. Jan de Faletan to Guillaume des Barres; Yalladolid, 30 March
[1523]. -Fr. Holograph, f. 87.
49. Loys de Praet to the Archduchess Margaret ; London, 26 April,
1523. Fr. Holograph, f. 88.
50. Loys de Praet and Jehan de Mamix to the same ; London, 5 May,
1523. Fr. Signed, f. 90.
51. Jehan de Mamix to the Archduchess Margaret; three letters;
London, 8, 26 May, 7 June, 1523. Fr, Holograph; with seals,
flf. 92, 94, 96.
52. *^ Le memoire de Madame la Princesse ** [Mary of Austria, to her
aunt the Archduchess Mai^aret ; April, 1523], f. 98.
53. Raisons pour la neutrality entre Tempereur et le Due de Lorraine
[Maximilian and Anthoine ; 1523], f. 100.
54. "Lesnouellesdu campderempereur mandees deLyon " [1523], f, 102.
55. Abstract of letter of [Francesco Soderini] Cardinal of Volterra to
Francis I. [1523]. Fr, f. 104.
66. Linfante [Ferdinand of Austria] to the Viceroy [of Naples,
Charles de Lannoy ; 1524]. Fr. Copy, f. 106.
57. Cipher and decipher of a letter of news [1524], ff. 110, 111.
58. Loys de Praet to the Archduchess Margaret ; London, 24 Jan.
[1525], Fr. Signed ; with holograph liosiiacriiit, f. 112.
364
ADDITIONAL MSS., 21,882.
69. '* Lettre de I'Empereur [Charles V.] 4 la Regente en France "
[Louise de Savoy]; during the captivity of Francis I. ; [1525]. Fr,
Copy of minute, f. 116.
60, 61. " Lettre du Roy de France [Francis I.] 4 TEmpereur Charlee
V.;" 1525; and "Lettre de Madame d*Angoulesme [Louise de
Savoy] 4 rEmpereur" [25 March, 1625]. Copies, f. 118.
62. " Lettre de FEmpereur [Charles V.] au Roy de France " [20 June,
1525]. Copy. f. 119.
63. Francis L to Charles V. [March, 1525]. Fr, Copy. f. 120.
64. " Coppie dune lettre enuoye a Monsieur le Mareschal de Bour-
goingne" [Guillaume, Sieur de Vergy; June-July, 1527], f. 121.
65. [Archduchess Margaret] to the Emperor [Charles Y.] ; Malines,
24 Sept. 1527. Fr. Copy; with note of its having been sent in
cipher, f. 123.
66. " Nouuelles venant de Rome Rome, 25 Feb., and Rome, " au
palaiz de Monsieur mon Maistre Larcheuesque de Nysie," 26 Feb.
[1628], flf. 127, 128.
67. [Anthoine] de la Laing [Sieur de Montigny] to the Archduchess
Margaret; Utrecht, 21 Oct. 1528; with postscript, 22 Oct. fV.
Signed and sealed, f. 129.
68. " Coppie des nouuelles dung autre coste enuoyez a Monsieur le
Mareschal " [de Bourgoigne ; 1528], f. 132.
69. " Sommaire du traicte fait aueo le Due Millan " [Francesco Sforza] ;
Bologna, 23 Dec. 1529, f. 134.
70. Sommaire de la capitulacion faicte auec Yeneciens et lighe def-
fensiue pour Italic;" Bologna, 23 Dec. 1529, f. 135.
71. " Traite entre VEmpereur Charles Y. et le Roy Francois I.
• Toledo, 12 Jan. 1538 [1539], f. 137.
72. Yerses on love, and corrected draft of an order relative to the
management of Bonneval Abbey, near Thenars, on the death of the
Abbess Loyse de Chasteigner ; 1543. Fr. f. 140.
73. Diary of events at Rome, from Dec. 1589, to Dec. 1591. Fr. ;
with sonnet on the conclave of 1590 after the death of Sixtus Y.
Ital. m 141, 142 b.
74. Yerses on the captivity of Francis I. Fr. f. 143.
75. Yerses ** sur le subiect de quelques Poetos qui nont point receu
leurs pensions ceste ann^e ;" n.d. Fr. f. 145.
76. [The Sire de Preaulx] Envoy from [Henri, Duo de Montmorency],
Constable of France, and [Diane] Duchesse d'Angoullme to [the
Archduke Albert, Cardinal of Toledo, and his wife Isabella, Infanta
of Spain], Governors of the Netherlands [1610]. Fr. f. 146.
77. Henri lY. of France to the Archduke Albert [1610]. Copy. Fr.
f. 148,
78. Key to ciphers connected with the two last letters, flf. 149-152.
79. Law paper respecting the Sire de Thuars ? ; 1628. Fr. f. 153.
ADDITIONAL MSS., 21,383—81,385.
365
80. Note respecting Jehan Froissart, from a MS. of the chapter of St.
Monegnnde at Chimaj. Fr. f. 154.
Paper. Folio.
21,883. Accounts rendered to Pierre Rousseau, " Directeur et Tresorier-
G^neral des Monnoies de France," by Mathurin Laisti^, Treasurer at
Dijon in 1696, and at Lyons, 1697-1704. Fr. Paper. Folio.
21.384. Papers in French in the handwriting of Gabriel Bory, " Chef
d'£8cadre " in the navy of France, GoTemor of the Leeward Islands
and of St, Domingo, viz, : —
1. Journal of explorations by M. de Kerasoret, May-July, 1753, with
descriptions of many of the smaller islands of the Bahama group, f.l.
2. Papers relating to the ships Heroine " and " H^b^,** with plans ;
1755, 1756, f. 28.
3. List of the fleet on the north-west coast of France ; 1756, f. 39.
4. Signals for frigates on the same coast, f. 40.
5. Letter of xVl. Bory ; Paris, 26 Aug. 1775, f. 46.
6. ** Memoire d'Artillerie," f. 48.
7. " Detail g^n^ral d*un Vaisseau," f. 52.
Paper. Folio.
21.385. Pi^:cE3 relatives 4 la marine Fran9aise, 1712-1776, tnz. : —
1. Letter from [Michel] Le Peletier [de Sousi, Direotor General of
Fortifications] to M. Le Blanc ; concerning the recapture of the fort
of Knock [on the Yser in West Flanders]; Paris, 24 Oct. 1712,
with memoirs on the same subject, f. 1.
2. Letter from [Louis Hector] Marechal, Due de Villare ; dat. Villars,
10 Oct. 1716, f. 8.
3. " Memoire touchant les Postes des Eades du Port Louis et de Pen-
manec" [in Brittany], with coloured plans and diagrams, f. 12.
4. Copies of correspondence of M. de Monchenu with M. de Goumay,
French Commissioner at Tripoli, relative to the purchase of horses
for the French Government; Tunis, July, Aug. 1750, f. 22.
5. Extrait des Minutes de la Chancellerie du Consiilat de France k
IVipoly, 19 Aoust 1750," on the same subject, signed by [Jean
Antoiue] Valli^re, Chancellor of the Consulate, and Paul Caullet,
Consul ; with seal. f. 29.
6. Letter partly in cipher from M. de Goumay to [the Minister of
War?] on the same subject; Tripoli, 15 Nov. 1750, f. 31.
7. " Memoire sur la Navigation de France anx Indes," f. 48.
8. Letters from Lamothe, ** Interprette des langues Etrangeres,"
to the Marechal Due de Kichelieu, Governor of Guyenne, to M.
Eostan, Commissioner General, and M. Berrier, Minister of Marine,
bringing forward his plan for the construction of "prames," or
gunboats; Sept., Dec. 1759; with coloured sketches, f. 65.
9. Instructions pour M. Law, Commandant general des Etablissemens
366
ADDITIONAL MSS., 21,886.
fran9ais aux Indes et le Conseil Superieur" [at Pondicheny]; 13
Aug. 1769, f. 81.
10. " Observation faite dans le Courant de la Campagne de la frigate
la Pleyade, command^e par M' de la Poype Vertrieux; Annies
1771 et 1772," on the northern coast of Africa, with drawings of
high lands, f. 84.
11. Letter from M. Chevalier to M. Bouchaud, captain in the service
of the French East India Company; Garatty, 7 May, 1774, f. 88.
12. Consultation and decree of the same Company in a dispute between
the above parties ; 29 Mar. 1776, f. 90.
13. ** Appercu des avantages de la decouverte d'un nouveau moyen de
soumettre la direction du calorique," f. 105.
Paper ; xviiith cent. Folio.
21,386. Original letters in French^ ohiefly relating to French naval
affairs; 1664-1756, viz,:—
1. [Jean Frau9ois Tremolet, Baron, afterwards Marquis de] Montpezat,
concerning the ravages of the plague in Holland ; Dunkirk, 23 July,
1664, f. 1.
2. [Jean Baptiste] Colbert [Marquis de Seignelay] to M. Colbert de
Terron; St. Germain en laye, 28 April, 1670, f. 3.
3. Francois Evdque de Heliopolis, respecting an interview with
M. de Croissy ; Paris, 28 Oct. 1680, f. 4.
4. [Michel le Tellier, Marquis] de Louvois to M. de Seignelay ; St
Marie aux Mines, 13 Oct. 1681, f. 6.
5. [Henri de Bourbon] Due de Vemeuil [Governor of Languedoc],
respecting a levy of seamen in that province ; Montpellier, 20 Dec.
1681, f. 7.
6. M. Camaualet; Brouage, 21 Dec. 1682, f. 9.
7. [Jacques de Goyon, Sire de] Matignou [Governor of Normandy, to
his brother the Comte de Gac6?]; Carentan, 11 April, 1686, f. 11.
8. [Michel le Tellier, Marquis de] Louvois ; Versailles, 6 Mar. 1691, f. 1 4.
9. [Claude, Comte de] Choiseul [Marquis de] Franci^res [Marshal of
France], relative to his operations on the coast of Normandy ;
Havre de Gr&ce, 28 June, 1 July, 1692, ff. 15, 16.
10. [Victor Marie, Due] d*Estrees, Marshal [and Vice- Admiral of
lS»nce], relating to his operations in defence of the coasts of Nor-
mandy and Brittany ; Rochelle, 15, 17 July, 1692 ; Lesnevet.,
7 June, 1696; and Paris, 21 March, 1697, ff. 17, 18, 19, 22.
11. [Charles Auguste de Goyon de Matignon] Comte de Gac6, relative
to the state of La EochcUe ; La Rochelle, 6 May, 1699, f. 24.
12. [ ] de Manneville [Commissary of Police] ; Dieppe, 1 Jan.
13. Le Chevalier de Langeron; Bergues, 16 Nov. 1G03, f. 29.
14. [ ] de Rembach [?] ; 1 July, 1709, f. 31.
•, f. 27.
ADDITIONAL MSS., 21,387-21,391.
367
15. Le Cheyalier de Waudripont, Colonel of Flemish Dragoons;
Bavay, 15 Nov. 1709, f. 33.
16. Gatien [ ] Eveque d'Agathople, Coadjuteur de Babylone, re-
specting his visit to the Church of Chios; "devant la ville de
Chio," 26 Jan. 1711, f. 37.
17. [Antoine Gaston Jean Baptiste] Dno de Hoquelanre, Marshal of
France; Montpellier, 28 Feb. 1721, f. 39.
18. [Louis Frangois Armand] Due de Richelieu, Marshal of France,
upon operations at sea against the English ; Aug. 1756, f. 41.
Paper. Small Quarto.
21.387. Tabular statement of the number of vessels and armament of
the British navy, with the additions to, and diminutions of, its
strength from 16 Dec. 1688 to 1692, and a list of Dutch ships to be
- attached to it. French, Paper. Folio.
21.388. " MoYENS de procurer au Eoi une grande quantit6 de Bois de
Construction pour la Marine, proposes au Minist^re par le Douin ;*
1775. Propositions for furnishing timber from the coast of North
America, for the construction of the French navy. The original
copy, presented to the King, elaborately written, and illustrated
with a drawing and two charts. Paper. Folio.
21.389. Eecueil G6n6ral de toutes les Empreintes, Poids et valeur
des Monnoyes d'Or, d' Argent, et de Billon, qui out et6 fabriqu^s en
France, depuis le Kegne d'Henry IV. jusqu*^i celui de Louis XV.
heureusement Eegnant ; comme aussi de tous les Billets de Monnoye
de TEtat, autres, et de Banque, qui ont 6t6 faits, ensemble la valeur
des actions de la Compagnie des Tndes. mdcc.xxx. ;" with drawings
of the several coins. Paper. Small Quarto.
21.390. EssAi historique sur les monnoies des Souverains de Cambrai,
et de quelques m^ailles dont cette ville a pu ^tre Tobjet," by M.
Tribou of Cambrai : a memoir read (?) before the Societe d'Emula-
tion of Cambrai ; with additional notes, extracts from numismatic
and other works, and tracing of various coins [ctVc. 1820]. Paper.
Folio.
21.391. Papers in French relating to the coinage of France ; from 1754
to 1810, viz.:^
1. liCtter from [Henri Francois de Paule] d*Ormesson [Intendant of
Finance], to [Receiver-General of Taxes], relative to a collec-
tion of the coins of France by the Garde des Sceaux ; Paris, 20 Mar.
1 754 ; with a printed memoir ; and draft of a letter in answer to
Ihe above; 30 Mar. 1754, f. 1.
2. Answer to the same from M. Bourgoin, Commis de M. Boulliette,
Receveur k Bar-sur-Aube ; 20 Apr. 1754, f. 5.
368 ADDITIONAL MSS., 21,391-21,394.
3. Copy of a certificate from M. Duperron, Directeur de la Monnoie de
Paris, of the quality of the " ecu d'or" of 1582 ; 11 July, 1780, f. 7.
4. "Decret de la Convention Nationale da 26 Apr. 1793, relatif d
Tempreinte des Monnoies de Cuivre et de Bronze." Signed, with a
stamp, Garat. Printed, f. 8.
6. Beceipt from M. Tiolier, Contrdleur du Monnoyage 4 Paris, to the
citoyens Daumy, for copper; Paris, 4 Messidor, an 4 [22 June,
1796], f. 9.
6. Official copy of an act of the Prefect of the Seine relative to the
receipt of clipped coin into the public treasury ; Paris, 8 Fructidor,
an 10 [26 Aug, 1802] ; with reports in answer by various officials,
7. Letter from M. Aigoix and others, Eegisseurs de I'Octroi Municipal
de Bienfaisance de Paris, to M. Gavinet, Controller; Paris, 17 Fruc-
tidor, an 12 [4 Sept, 1804], f. 23.
8. Certificate of the sealing up of patterns of coin, signed by MM.
Mongez and Huguet, Administrateurs de Monnaies ; 30 Thermidor,
an 13 [18 Aug. 1805], f. 24.
9. Hemarks by M. [KiouflFe], Pr^fet du Departement de la Meurthe, as
to the relative values of the French coinage ; Nancy, 11 Sept. 1810,
10. Letter to the above from [Martin Michel Charles Gaud in] Euc de
Gra^te, Minister of Finance, on the same subject; Paris, 13 Sept.
1810, f. 28.
11. Copy of a privilege granted to the French by Mu*in uddin Khan,
Governor of Surat, to have coin struck at the same rate as the
Dutch ; dated Juniadi ussani, the first year [of the reign of Ahmad
Shah, A.D. 1748], and bearing the seal of the Mufti Hamid uddin.
Persian, f. 31.
Paper. Folio.
21.392. Papers, partly printed, relating to ancient Phoenician, Boman,
and other coins; with priced lists of some English and foreign
coins and medals. Fr. Paper; xviiith-xixth centt. Small Folio.
21.393. Papers relating to works carried on at the Palais du Directoire
Executif au Luxembourg, Paris; consisting of memoranda and
accounts of the removal of statues, and of f§tes held in the Champ
de Mars; with a fww letters of [Jean Fi'an9ois Th^r^se] Chalgrin,
architect, and MM. Gouse and Provost, inspectors, and others ; 1796-
1800. Fr, Paper. Small Quarto.
21,894. Passports, letters of safe conduct, etc., issued by the follow-
ing persons : —
1. Juliano de Medici, Captain -General of the forces of [his brother.
Pope Leo X.], for Cechino Yaglienti, on his mission to raise men
f. 10.
f. 25.
ADDITIONAL MSS., 21,394.
369
for the galleys arriving at Genoa ; Borne, 22 Hay, 1515. Jtal. ;
with MoZ. f. 1.
2. Francesco Venerio, Doge of Venice, to Henry III., of Naxarre,
accrediting his envoy, Jaoopo Snperanti; Venice, 1 Mar. 1555.
Lai. Vellum, f. 2.
3. Domenico Contareno, Doge of Venice, to Marino Zorzi on his return
from his embassy to Spain ; Venice, 14 May, 1667. Ital, Vellum, f. 4.
4. Jean Maillet, Agent du Gonsulat de ce Boyaume de Candie," for
Antoine Javardoii ; Can6e, 17 May, 1692. Fr. f. 6.
5. Louis [de Bourbon], Due de Vendosme, General of the Spanish
forces; Calaf, 11 Nov. 1711. Span. f. 7.
6. Carlos Henrique de Lorena [Lorraine], Principe de Vaudemont,
Captain-General of Milan ; 23 Apr. 1706. Span. f. 8.
7. Eberhard Ludwig, Duke of Wurtemberg, for Prince Henri [Oswald
de la Tour] d'Auvergne [Grand Provost of the Church of Strass-
burg]; Wildbad, 18 Apr. 1713. Germ. f. 9.
8. The same, for Prince Frederic [Constantin de la Tour] d'Auvergne,
Canon of Strassburg ; Wildbad, 18 Apr. 1713. Germ. f. 1 1.
9. Don Bamon de Cartio, Govenior of San Juan in Porto Bico, for
Don Santiago Dionisio Plot; Puerto Bico, 3 Aug. 1736. Span. f. 13.
10. Don Cenon de Somodevilla, Marques de la Ensenada, Spanish
Secretary of State, for Don Esteban Purpan; Madrid, 19 Jan. 1749.
i^fi. f. 14.
11. Louis de Bourbon, Comte de Clermont, for the S" Brounschweig
and Vidal, contractors for forage; Wesel, 17 Apr. 1758. Fr. f. 15.
12. Don Giuseppe Antonio, Conte Mazzetti di Frinco, Governor of Ales-
sandria, for Giuseppe Antonio Zezzio ; Alessandria, 15 June, 1783.
lUd, f. 16.
13. The Conservators of Health at Caglian, for the same; 27 Aug.
1783. Ital. f. 17.
14. The Municipal Council of Pierrefitte, Paris, for Guillaume Fran9ois
Pierre Le Cocq; 14 Germinal, an 2 [3 April, 1794]. Fr. f. 19.
15. Bequisitions from the contractors for horses for artillery, cte., on
the Committee for Public Safety, for passports for persons in their
employ ; Paris, 10, 13 Ventdse, an 3 [28 Feb., 3 Mar. 1795]. Fr.
ff. 20, 21.
16. Certificate of nationality from the Doge of Genoa to Antonio Basso
and another ; 8 Apr. 1796. Ital. f. 24.
17. Passport from Alphonse de Sandos Bollin, Prussian Plenipotentiary
in France, for Abraham Louis Bobert; Paris, 19 Jan. 1797, Fr,
f. 25.
18. Don Joseph Nicolas d'Azara, Spanish Ambassador to the French
Bepublic, for Don Antoine Despuig, Archbishop of Seville ; Paris,
6 Oct. 1798. Fr. f. 26.
19. Three passports from the Commune of Stubroeck and the Muni-
Mss.— 1856. 2 B
370
ADDITIONAL MSS., 21,894, 21,396.
cipality of Antwerp, D6partement des Deux Nfithes, to Abraham
Louis Eobert ; 17 June-8 Aug. 1798. Fr. flF. 27-29.
20. The Council of Five Hundred for Louis Fran9ois Boisrond, jeune ;
Taris, 1 Prairial, an 7 [20 May, 1799]. With a minute of the Council
on the subject ; 30 FJor^al. Fr. flF. 30, 31.
21. The Prefect of Police for Abraham Louis Robert; Paris, 2 Fruc-
tidor, an 8 [20 Aug. 1800]. Fr. f. 32.
22. Copy of the register of burial of Donna Agustina, Condesa de
Bethune, Princesa de Masserano, certified by Don Manuel de Mon-
toya, Chaplain of the Spanish Royal Body-guard, and attested by
Don Carlos de Alcantara Ferrero, Principe de Masserano, and by
Lucien Buonaparte, Ambassador in Spain from the French Republic ;
March, 1801. Span. f. 33.
23. Passport from Don Francisco Gil de Taboada, Captain-Greneral of
the Spanish navy, for M. Du Bourg ; Madrid, 20 May, 1808. Span.
f. 34.
24. Diploma of " Docteur-^s-Lettres " of the Univensite Imp^riale of
France, granted to Zacharie Colombot ; signed by the Comte Louis
de Fontanes, Qrand Master, and M. Arnault, Secretary; Paris, 2
Aug. 1810. Fr. Vellum, f. 36.
25. Passport from the Baron de St. Andr6, Prefect of the Department
oF Mont Tonnerre, for Caroline de Bigot; Mayence, 23 April, 1811.
-Fr. f. 37.
26. Comte George de Caraman, Charg6 d'AflFaires from France to Eng-
land, for Francis Moore ; London, 2 Mar. 1820. Fr. f. 39.
27. [The Duke Armand Jules Marie H6raclins] Prince de Polignac,
French Ambassador in England, for the same ; 4 May, 1825, 15 Nov.
1826. Fr. tr. 41, 42.
28. H. Clay, Secretary of State of the XJ. S. A., for Miss Deborah
Emlen ; Washington, 13 May, 1828, f. 43.
29. Certificate of service in the Imperial army of Gilbert Bioti^re,
Marquis de Tilly ; Vienna, 25 Sept 1829. Germ. f. 44.
30. Passport from the Mayor of Boulogne for Francis Moore ; 19 Nov.
1838. Fr. f. 46.
31. [Henry Wellesley, Lord] Cowley, English Ambassador in France,
for the same ; 3 Sept. 1844. Fr. f. 48.
32. Passport for the same in the city of Paris ; 27 June, 1848. Fr.
f; 49.
Vellum and paper. Folio.
21,396. 1. Commission from Girolamo Priolo, Doge of Venice, to Gia-
como Soranzo, cavaliere, to be Bailo in Constantinople; Venice,
19 Mar. 1566. Ital. f. 1,
2. Commission from Domenico Contareno, Doge of Venice, to Marino
Zorzi as Ambassador to Spain ; Venice, 22 Mar. 1664. lUd. f. 10.
ADDITIONAL MSS., 21,396—21,401. 371
3. iDstrnotHms frOtti the same to the eame, as AmbasiBador to the
Emperor of Germany ; Venice, 19 Sept. 1668. Ital. f. 16.
4. Certificate from the Proveditori sopra Feudi, of the entry in the
Golden Book of the Marohese Francesco Maria Dondiorologgio, of
Padua, Ent. Commander of the Order of S. Michael of Bavaria ;
23 July, 1781. Ital. f. 19.
Vellum. Small Quarto.
21.306. " HisTOiRE de la Prinoipaut^ de Sedan." The three first hooks
of a History of Sedan and the Counts of La Marck, to the year
1642 ; the concluding portion is wanting. At the end are inserted
some impressions from the coinage of the city. Paper. Small
Quarto.
21.307. ** Observations sur I'histoire et la Statistique du Duch^ Sou-
verain de Bouillon." A short account of the Duchy and Dukes of
Bouillon, with notices of the physical features of the country, and
manners, etc.^ of its population [1816]. Paper. Small Folio.
21.308. ^ Distributions des Gros Fruicfcz des Prehendes de I'Eglise de
Sens pendant le temps de la partition qui a commence en 1705."
Begister of revenue, with the signatures of receipt of the Dean and
other officers of the church, from 1705 to 1779. Eeversing the
volume, at f. 175 b is entered, " Reoepte des demiers provenans
des gros fruictz des prehendes de TEglise de Sens pour la partition
qui a commence en I'ann^e 1705," to 1769. Paper. Folio.
21,300. Journal des Beceptes et mises de la Cloistrie pour Tann^e
comtnanc6e le premier Septemhre 1668 et finira k pareil jour 1669 ;"
with some entries of later date ; signed " Tenelle." Journal of
receipts of tithes, rents and other dues to the Chapter of Sens, with
expenses for the service of the church, etc. At f. 61 is, Estat des
baulx que jay faicts depuis que je suis Cloistrier." Prefixed to the
volume is the old vellum cover, containing a deed relating to an
exchange of lands at Nogent-sur-Seine ; 1570. Paper. Folio.
21,400. Journal des Beceptes et mises de la Cloisti ie pour Tannic com-
manc^ le premier Septemhre 1674 ;" with entries of later date.
Another volume of the same character as the preceding. Paper.
21,40L CoMFTE que Jean Claude de Bullioud, Prestre Chanoine de
leglise Metropolitaine de Sens, et commis k loffice de la Pannetrie,
rend k Messieurs le Wenerahle Doyen Chanoines et chapitre de
leglise de Sens, de touttes les recettes et depenses faittes k cause du
dit office ;" 1748-1756. Signed at the end of the accounts of each
year hy Jean Claude de Bullioud, Charles Fran9ois d'Hesselin
d'Hauteville, Dean of Sens, and several of the Canons. Paper. Folio.
Folio.
2 B 2
372
ADDITIONAL MSS., 21,402 -21,404.
21.402. JoANNis FranoiBci [Conti] Quintiani Stoee, FoetaB Lanreati,
Mulierum Memorabiliumlibriqnatuor." Paper; xvnth cent Folio.
21.403. Genealogy of the family of Costentin, of Lower Normandy,
Seigneurs de Tourville ; and papers relating to the descent of Anne
Hylarion de'Costentin, Comte de Tourville, Vice- Admiral and Mar-
shal of France. JFV. At f. 28 is a table of eleven descents pour faire
Mademoiselle de Tourville Chanoinesse de Remirmont." At £ 30 is
an original letter from the Mar^chal de Tourville, dat. La Rochelle,
8 Sept. 1696, relating to the defences of that town [addressed to
Louis Auguste de Bourbon (?), Due du Maine et d'Aumale, Grand
Master of the Artillery], with a portrait. Prefixed to the volume is
an achievement emblazoned on vellum of the arms of Lucie de la
Rochefoucauld, wife of C^sar de Costentin, father of the MarshaL
Paper. Upon the binding are stamped the arms of the Marshal
de Tourville, with the insignia of the order of St. John of Jeru-
salem. Folio.
21.404. Autographs of royal persons ; 1443-1791, wz. ; —
1. Letter signed by Isabel [of Portugal, wife of Philip the Good,
Duke of Burgundy] to Nicolas de Cerilly, Receiver of Aids at
St. Quentin ; Bruges, 6 Oct. 1443. Fr, f. 1.
2. John, Count of Angoulesme, to his brother Charles, Duke of
Orleans ; Coingnac, 24 Mar. [1448-1464 ?]. Fr. f. 3.
3. Isabella of Castillo, Queen of Spain, to [Francis U.] Duke of
Brittany; signed "la Princesa y Reyna;'* Segovia, 7 Feb. 1474.
Span. ; with seed, f, 4.
4. Edward IV., King of England, to Francis [II.], Duke of Brittany,
on the occasion of the Earl of Warwick's rebellion and King
Edward's flight into Flanders ; dat. " a la ville de sainto paoulo *'
[St. Pol, in Artois], 9 Jan. [1471]. Signed "voster cousyn,
EdowardR." Fr. f. 5.
5. Catheiine de Foix [Queen of Navarre] to " Madame de Savoye
" Pamplone " [Pampeluna], 17 Aug. . Fr. f. 6.
6. Henry VII., King of England, to Philip [I.], King of Castillo,
oifering his mediation between the Austrian Netherlands and
Charles [D'Bgmond, Due] de Gueldres; Guildford, 16 Sept. 1606.
Signed " votre frere, oousin et bon pere Henry R.," and countersigned
by [John] Meautuis, the French secretary; with the Privy Seal
affixed. Fr. f. 7.
7. Henry, Prince of Wales [afterwards Heniy VIII.] to [Philip I.],
King of Castillo; dat "au manoir de. Grenewiche," 9 Apr. .
Fr. f 9.
8. Henry VIII., King of England, to [Margaret of Austria] Duchess
Dowager of Savoy, announcing his marriage with Katharine of
Aragon ; Westminster, 27 June [1509]. Fr. f. 10.
ADDITIONAL MSS., 21,404, 21,405.
373
9. Anne of France [daughter of Lonia XI.] to the same; dat.
Malinee, 25 June {circ. 1512]. Fr. f. 12.
10. Leonora [sister of the Emperor Charles V.] to her husband
[Franois I. of Franoe], concerning the amicable intentions of her
brother [1544?]. Fr. f. 13.
11. Quittance from Mary [widow of Franois IT. of France], Queen of
Soots, to Jehan Debaillon, Treasurer of Charles IX., for the sum of
one thousand livres; 6 Jan. 1560[1]. Fr, Signed; with $eal,
VeUum. f. 14.
12. An account, headed The Scottes queues diettes," of sums paid to
the Earl of Sbrew>bury for her maintenance while in his custody,
by virtue of a Privy Seal ; 6 April, 1581, f. 15.
13. Letter from Charles, P[rince of Wales, afterwards Charles I.], to
the Prince of Piedmont; "De la cour a Theobalds," 16 July,
1621. Fr. f. 16.
14. Prince Rupert to [Jean] Comte d'Estr^es, Vice- Admiral of France,
announcing his own appointment as commander of the joint French
and English fleets; dat. Whitehall, ^ April, 1673. Fr. ; with
seals, f. 18.
16. George I., of England, to the Marquise de Langey, n6e de
Navailles; St. James's, 7 Jan. 1716. -Fr.; with seal. f. 21.
16. James TIL [the old Pretender] to the Cardinal [Louis Antoine] de
Noailles [Archbishop of Paris], to obtain an increase of his pension ;
Home, 16 Mar. 1720. Fr. f. 23.
17. Henry [Benedict Stuart, Cardinal of York] to a French Minister
of State, in favour of officers who had served his brother (the
young Pretender) in Scotland ; Navarre, 26 June, 1 746. Fr. f. 25.
18. George III. of England to [Louis Philippe Joseph] Duke of
Orleans, announcing the death of Henry Frederic, Duke of Cumber-
land ; St. James's, 23 Sept. 1790. Fr.; with seal. f. 26.
19. The same to the same, announcing the marriage of the Duke of
York ; St. James's, 12 Oct 1791. Fr. ; with seal. f. 28.
Paper. Folio.
21,406. Autographs of French statesmen, in French; 1568-1616, tnz. : —
1. Letter from [Guillaume?] Ancel [Envoy from France to the Emperor
Budolph II.] to M. de Villeroy, advising him of the intentions of
the Duke of Bavaria, and of the Protestant Princes, etc. ; Prague,
25 Feb. 1586, f. 1.
2. Twenty-two letters on State affairs from P[omponne de] Belli^vre
[Chancellor of France], between the years 1581 and 1596, addressed
to the King and M. de Villeroy ; dat. chiefly from Lyons, one from
London [whither he was sent to negotiate in behalf of Mary, Queen
of Scots], ff. 3-40.
3. Letter from [Armand de Qoutant, Baron de] Biron, Marshal of
France, to M. de Villeroy ; Biron, 20 May, 1572, f. 41.
374
ADDITIONAL MSS., 21,405, 81,406.
4. Letter from Thomas de la Bruere to M. de la Chaise, adyising him
of a conspiraoy against the Duke of Alen^on, etc.; dat. Calais,
9 Aug. 1682, f. 42.
5. Eleveu letters from [Nicolas] Brulart [afterwards Chancellor of
France] to [Henry] Duke of Anjou [afterwards King of Poland],
and to M. de Villeroy ; from 1673 to 1616, ff. 44-66,
6. [Michel] de Castelnau [French Envoy to England] to [Henry III.
of France], sending him news of the defeat of the Spaniards in
Ireland, etc.; London, 17 Dec. 1680, f. 66.
7. Part of a letter from [Quillaume de L'Aubespine Chateauneuf,
Secretary of State] to [Charles IX.], informing him of the arrival of
the Queen-mother at Limoges ; [Limoges, 10 June, 1569], f. 68.
8. Letter from the same to M. de Villeroy, telling him of the descent
of Drake upon the Isle of St. Dominique, etc.; London, 26 Mar.
1586, f. 70.
9. [Henry, Due dc] Montmorency to Charles IX., advising him of the
movements of the troops and of commotions excited hy the " Capi-
tainesde Ville;" Paris, 13 Nov. 1568, f. 72.
10. Eleven lettera from Caspar de Schonbei^, addressed chiefly to
M. de Villeroy ; 1570-1694, ff. 74-93.
11. [Laurent] Testu [Governor of the Bastille] to Henry III. of France,
relating to the delivery of the fortress into the hands of the Duo de
Guise ; Fronville, 24 May, 1688, £ 94.
12. Copy of supplementary articles for the delivery of the city of
Paris, agi-eed upon between [the governor, Charles de Coese] Comte
de Brissac and Henry IV. ; St. Denis, 17 Mar. 1594, f. 96.
Pbper. Folio.
21,406. Miscellaneous autograph letters ; 1562-1783, tdz.: —
1. A[mbrose Dudley, Earl of] Warwick to "le Cpmte de Eingroffe "
[Ehinegrave], sending him news of a victory of the Admiral
[Coligny] and Mons' Dandelot, etc. ; Havre de Gr&oe, 22 Jan. 1662.
Fr. f.l.
2. [Henry de la 1'our d*Auvergne, Vicomte de] Turenne [afterwards
Due de Bouillon] to Guischar [his servant ?] at Paris ; dat. Hesdin
[where he was imprisoned], 20 June [1683]. Fr. f. 3.
3. Two letters from [Pierre d'Espinac, Archbishpp of Lyons ?] to
Mademoiselle and Monseigneur ; n.d. Fr. flf. 4, 7.
4. [Sir] Thomas Edmondes, Ambassador in France, to M..du Plessis,
at Saumur ; Paris, 27 Jan. 1616. Fr. £ 11.
6. W[illiam Laud, Archbishop of] Cant[erburj'], to [Lord Conway],
on the expected incursion of the Scotii into England ; Croydon,
14 Aug. 1640, f 13.
6. [Armand Frederic, Duke of] Schomberg to , offering his services
to Charles II. at Tangier, etc.; Paris, 3 Aug. 1668. JV. f. 16.
ADDITIONAL MSS., 21,406, 21,407. 375
7. E[lizabeth, wife of James Butler, 1st Duke of] Ormonde, to
Lord , on the descent of the title of Dingwall ; Moore Park,
3 Dee. , f. 17.
8. C[harles Lennox, Duke of] Richmond, to Lord ; Whitehall,
6 Aug. , f. 18.
9. Beceipt for the pension of Anne, Countess of Bristol ; signed by
her brothers [William Hussell, 5th Earl, afterwards Duke, of] Bed-
ford, and [Lord] John Bussell ; 9 Sept. 1670, f. 19.
10. Fragiuenfc of an estimate for shipbuilding, signed by William
[Juxon, Bishop of] London, [Sir] H. Vane [Secretary of State],
[Sir] John Coke, [Sir] Francis Windebank, Privy Councillors, and by
Wm. Bussell, Ken rick Edisbury, and Phineas Felt [master ship-
wright]; ante 1660, f. 21.
11. [Sir] Thomas Clarges to [Lord Berkeley of Stratton ?] giving him
news of the execution of Lord William Bussell; 21 July, 1683,
f. 22.
12. [Charles] Colbert [afterwards Marquis] de Croissy [French Am-
bassador in London] to ; London, 15 June, 1673. Fr. f. 23.
13. The same to . Ibid.y 16 June, 1673. Fr. f. 25.
14. The same to [his brother] the Marquis de Seignelay ; Versailles,
3 Nov. 1683. Fr. £ 26.
-15. [Jean Baptiste Colbert, Marquis] de Toroy, to M. le Comte do
Pontchartrain; Versailles, 2 May, 1701. Fr. f. 27.
16. Memorial from "Henry, Count de Nassau," to the Duke of Port-
land, containing a brief sketch of his life and services; 11 Davies
Street, Berkeley Square, 12 May, 1783, f. 28.
Paper. Folio.
21,407. Papers signed by, or relating to, the Emperor Napoleon I. : —
1. Etat de ce qui existe et de ce qui esf n6cessaire pour TEquipage
de si6ge de Tarm^ dltalie ;" signed " Buonaparte," f. 1.
2. Belev^ des demandes faites pour I'arm^e d'ltalie," f. 3.
3. Minute from the ** Commission de TOrganisation des Armees de
terre," to Citoyen Buonaparte, Commandant d'Artillerie, desiring
him to be more moderate in his demand for supplies ; Paris, 25 Flo-
r^al, an 2 [14 May, 1794], f. 4.
4. Beport from the same, recommending a supply to General Buona-
parte [1794], £ 5.
5. ** Instruction pour le Chef de Division Castagnier," commanding
four frigates ; ** Paris, le 23 Ventose, an 8 " [14 Mar. 1800] ; signed
by " Bonaparte," as First Consul, f. 6.
6. Petition from the imprisoned debtors of Paris for liberty, on occasion
of the Peace ; " 15 Geiminal, an 10 ;" with order thereupon, signed
by the First Consul; **8 Floieal, an 10" [28 Apr. 1802], f. 8.
7. Instruction from the Emperor Napoleon to the Contre-Amiral Wil-
376
ADDITIONAL MSS., 21,408—21,411.
laume ; St. Cloud, 1 Yindemioire, an 14 [23 Sept. 1805] ; signed by th^
Emperor and countersigned by [Pierre Antoine Bruno Comte] Dam,
f. 10. • ^
8. Instructions to Captain Meyne; dat. Paris, 19 Feb. 1806 ; signed
by the Emperor Napoleon, countersigned by M. Dam, f. 14. -
9. Copy of the instructions of the Emperor to the Contre-Amiral Alle-
mand ; 23 Feb. 1806, f. IS.
10. Report signed by [Henri Jacques Guillaume] Clarke [afterwards
Due de Feltre], Minister of War, and countersigned by the Emperor
Napoleon ; Paris, 20, 26 Jan. 1808, f. 24.
Paper. Folio.
21,408. Letter from Alexis Michaelovitch, Emperor of Russia, to
Charles II. of England, in reference to the services of Generals
Thomas Daly and William Drnmmond ; Feb. 1665. Russian. Paper,
embellished with ornamental devices in gold. On the back is a fine
impression of the great seal in wax. Folio.
For description of No, 21,409, see the Catalogue of Oriental MSS.
21.410. Le Livre de Johan Bochas des cas des nobles hommes et femes
translate de latyn en ffrancoys per Laurence de Premier fait Clerk
de diocese de Troies, et fut compile ceste translaoyon le xxv* jour
daurill, mil cccc. et ix." The Book of Giovanni Boccacio " de casibus
Viromm illustrium translated from the JEVench version into English
verse, by John Lydgate, monk of Bury. • Imperfect at the beginning.
It begins with the sixty-third stanza of the eighth chapter of the
first book. On the last leaf are some Eontences written in Latin and
English, with the signature " E. Duddeley " [Ed^ward Suttonj sixth
Baron Dudley, K.G., 1482-1630], to whom the volume probably
belonged. On the reverse of the same leaf is a list of books, beaded
** Bibliotheca Joannis Kulpeperi," in a hand of the xvith cent.
Vellum ; in double columns ; late xvth cent. Large Folio.
21.411. Manuscripts, of various dates, and certified copies of docu-
ments chiefly relating to France, viz. : —
1 . Kecent copies of documents relating to the churches <5f Leeds, co.
York, Kasen, co. Line, and to tithe of Broughton, dioo. Lincoln, f. 1.
2. Quittance of John, Seigneur de Joinville, for his wife's dowry ; 1248.
Fr. Kecent copy. f. 5.
3. Letter of Edward III. to Benedict XIL, on proposals of peace witli
Philip de Valois ; n.d. Lat. Copy of xvth cent. f. 6.
4. Instructions for the Governor of Languedoc ; 8 May, 1372. Fr.
Copy of xvth cent. f. 7.
5. Letters of Henry VI., as King of France, proclaiming ordinances of
Henry V. ; Rouen, 16 Aug. 1430. Fr. Copy of xvth cent. f. 9.
G. Confirmation by Henry VI. of an accord relating to the monastery of
St. Leonard of Corbigny, Paris, 20 May, 1429. Lat. Coptedl7l7. f. 11
Digitized by
. ' ADDITIONAL M8S.. 81,4U, 31.418. 377
7. Grants by the eame to Jobn Bnrgh of lands of Sir B^nald Nan-
touillet; 1429, 1434. Fr. Vellum. ' Cbpy of xvth cent. f. 21.
8^ Muster-rolls of English men-at-arm^ and archers in Normandy ; 1435-
1446. Fr. Recent copies, f. 24.
9. Assessment of an aid, granted at Boaen ; March, 1488. Fr. Vellum.
£35.
10. Letters of Henry VI., relating to the assessment for an aid in Caen ;
1441. Fr. Vellum, f. 37.
11. Betum of lands of the King's demesne, accounted for at Bordeaux ;
1494. Fr: Vellum, f. 40.
12. Various letters and extracts of narratives of the death of Louis I.
de Bourbon, Prince de Cond^, at the battle of Jamac ; 1569. Fr.
f. 42. .
13. Discours 6.e ce qui s'est pass^ en Foictou entre M. de Joyeu^ ct
le Boy de Navarre 1587, f. 49.
. 14. Sentence of the Prize Court of Calais relating to British vessels ;
21 Nov. 1707. Vellum, f. 55.
15. " Etat de famille de Pontariier 1785, f. 57.
16. Estates of the Comte de Choiseul Beaupre, in St. Dominique ; 1^23.
Signed by him, f. 69.
Paper and Vellum ; xvth--xixth centt. Folio.
21,412. A QOLLECTioif of miniatures and borders cut from Italian inanu-
scripts, viz. : —
1. Initial letters with miniatures, of the xtvth cent., inserted in
coloured engraved borders of the xvith cent., ff. 1-3.
2. An initial P, with a miniature of David, set in rich scroll work ;
banning of the xvith cent., f, 4.
S. Borders iProm a manuscript executed for Cardinal Antonio Palla-
vicini [1489-1507], f. 5.
4. Two' borders of the same date, f. 12.
5. Borders from manuscripts executed for Pope Leo X. [1513-1521],
and having his initials, badge, and motto, f. 13.
6. Borders- of great beauty, probably the work of the miniaturist
Girolamo dai Libri, and having the arms, device, and motto of
Pope Clement VII. [1523-1534], f. 29.
7. Two flower borders from a MS. of the same Pope, f. 34.
8. A frame border of flowers and jewels, finely executed, having the
arms, device, and motto of [Francisco de Bovadilla, Bishop of
Bui^os, afterwards Cardinal ?], f. 35.
9. Large •miniatures, borders, and initials, from a manuscript illumi-
nated for Pope Pius IV., by " Apollonius de Bonfratellis de Capra-
nica Capellee et Sacristiie Apostolioaa miniator," in the year 1564,
f. 36.
' 10. Three miniatures from a MS. of the same Pontiff, f. 45.
Digitized by
378
ADDITIONAL MSa, 81,413—81,416.
11. Thirteen borders from a MS. of Pope Gr^ory XIII., f. 46.
Yeilum ; xivth and XTith centt. Large Folio.
21.413. Grant from Ludovico Maria Sforza Visconti [sumamed ** II
Moro Dnke of Milan, to his wife, Beatrice d'Este [daughter of
Ercole I., Dnke of Ferrara], of lands in the territories of Novara,
Pavia, and Milan; dat. Palace of Yigevano, 28 Jan. 1494. Lai,
With signature of the Dnke. Vellum ; 2 ft. } in. x 1 ft. lOj in.
The upper part of the document is ornamented with a finely-painted
border, in which are introduced medallion portraits of the Duke
and Duchess, attributed to Maestro Girolamo of Milan, with their
arms and badges.
21.414. Original commission of Andrea Gritti, Doge of Venice, to
Giovanni Mauro, appointing him Capitano of Padua ; with the laws
and statutes to be observed by him. Lat and Ital.; circa 1530.
Imperfect at the end. Vellum ; having portrait of Mauro in a
miniature at the beginning, and an illuminated border containing
miniatures and the arms of Mauro at f. 3. Quarto.
21,416. Feodart of lands in the parishes of Brunham [Bumham],
North Barsham, Waterden, West Barsham, and East Barsham, co.
Norfolk; circa 1276. Lat, Vellum. Quarto.
21,416. Letters to M. [Joseph] de Guignes, member of the Academic
des Inscriptions, etc., upon the supposed connection between the
modem Chinese and the ancient Egyptian hieroglyphical characters
and inscriptions, as exemplified by a bust of Isis in the Turin
Museum, viz,
1. Letters from R. Sanchez ; Belleville, 24 July [1761]. Fr. f. 2.
2. John Turberville Needham (6 letters) ; Home, 8 July-4 Nov. 1761.
Fr. f. 3.
3. Paper signed by [Augustus Henry, Duke of] Grafton, F[rancis,
Marquis of] Tavistock, [John, Duke of] Boxburghe, and others;
Rome, 25 March, 1762. Fr. f. 14.
4. The Bailly de Breteuil to the Gomte de Caylus (3 letters) ; Rome,
24 March, 10, 28 May, 1762. Fr. f. 18.
5. Paper signed by Joseph Simon Assemani, Librarian of the Vatican ;
from the Vatican, prid. cal. Decembris [30 Nov.], 1762. Lat. £ 26.
6. Letters from Giuseppe Bartoli [Antiquary Royal to the King of
Sardinia]; Turin, 29 May, 1761, 27 Apr., 28 Aug., 27 Oct. 1762,
ltd. f. 27.
7. Charles Morton [M.D., Principal Librarian of the British Museum] ;
British Museum, 12 July, 1763 ; with French translation ; 27 Sept.
1764, 13 June, 1766, f. 34.
8. [The Abb6 Jean Andre] Mignot ; 26 Oct. 1761. Fr. f. 49.
9. Copies by the same of two letters from Giuseppe Bartoli to
ADDITIONAL H8S., 21,416-21,487. 379
Edward WorUey Montagu, M.P., F.B.S. ; Turin, 14, 24 Apr. 1762.
Fr. f. 62.
10. Extrait de la lettre de M. Yong, Missionaiie en Chine ; dat^e de
Canton, 29 Dec. 1767," f. 72.
11. [Michel Ange Andre le Boux] Deshautesrayes ; Paris, 12 May, 1759.
Fr. f. 73.
12. [Le P^re] Amiot, de la Comp** de Jesus. -FV. f. 75.
13. Pen-and-ink drawings of Chinese vases and implements, f. 95 b.
14. Drawings and tables of Chinese characters and inscriptions, f. 99.
[See." Philosophical Transactions," vol. xii. p. 685 ; and ** I'urbur-
villus Needham de Inscriptione qu&dam ^gyptiaca," etc,; Borne,
1761.]
Paper. Folio.
21,417-21,426. Original correspondence of Captain Adam Bajnes,
M.P. for Leeds, Parliamentary Commissioner for the Northern
Army, Commissioner for bringing in the arrears due to the
Commonwealth, and for the excise, customs, prize goods, and
sequestered estates; 1641-1666; alphabetically arranged, in 10
vols. ; with an index of writers' names added at the end of each
volume. Among the writers are —
Gkorge Monk^'Doke of Albemarle ; Colo-
nel Sir Hugh Bethell; F[rance8,
Lady] Cobham, wife of Sir John
Brooke; Lord Cobham; Colonel Charles
Fairfax [son of Thomas, 1st Lord
Fairfax]; Captain Charles Fairfax;
Elizabeth, daughter of Ferdiuando,
2nd Lord Fairfax ; Thomas, 3rd Lord
Fairfax; Major Charles Fenwiok;
John Gibbon [afterwards Blue-
Mantle]; Captain William Harrison,
Treasurer to Lord Fairfax for the
Northern Army; Sir Henry Heron;
Lady Catherine Ingram [daughter of
Thomas, Lord Fairfax, of Emely, and
wife of Sir Archibald Ing^m, of
Temple Newcome]; Sir William
Killigrew ; General John Lambert,
and Frances Lambert, his wife; Co-
lonel Robert Lilbume; Matthew
Lock [the musical composer] ; Sir
Paper. Folio. Presented by the
Jumes McDonald, Bart. ; Robeit, Vis-
count Mandeville [afterwards 3rd
Earl of Manchester, and Gentleman
of the Bedchamber to Charles II.];
Edward Mather, Provost Marshal for
the North; Sir Alexander Morrison,
of Preston Grange, co. Haddington,
Scotland ; and Lady Jean Morri-
son, his wife [daughter of Robert,
6th Lord Boyd]; Lady Diana Nor-
diffe [wife of Sir Thomas Noroliffe,
Knight]; [James Compton, 3rd Earl
of] Northampton ; Anne [Countess of]
Pembroke [wife of Philip Herbert,
4th Earl]: Sir Edward Rodes [Kni,
of Great Houghton] ; Colonel Thomas
Bokeby; Lady Olivia Yavasour [daugh-
ter of Bryan Stapleton, of My ton, and
wife of Sir William Vavasour, of Cop-
manthorpe, oo. York.]
JBev. Adam Baynea.
21,427. Miscellaneous orders, acconnts, petitions, and oorrespondence of
Captain Adam Baynes, M.P. for Leeds, Commissioner for the Northern
Army, etc. ; 1645-1689. Partly 2)nn/6<i. Among them are documents
relating to the arreara of pay for the army ; orders and Aots of Paiiia-
Digitized by
380
ADDITIONAL HSS., 21,428.
ment about the sale of the royal estates ; petitions and acts relative
to the trade of Leeds ; election matters at Leeds ; documents about
the drainage of the Lindsey level ; and at f. 35 a plan entitled " A
description of the Strong Fort of Ballisonan [Ballyshannon, oo.
Kildare], 24 Sept. 1648," of which a facsimile has been published by
the Antiquarian Etching Club. At the end of the volume are : —
a. Bills for the year 1706, ff. 306, 308.
b. An epitaph on Bachel Fenton by " the Goodly Crew called Coll-
yers 1736, f. 308.
c. ** Querys proposed to a Dissenter;" f. 317.
d. " The Death of Arachne, an Heroi-Comi-Tragie Poem,*' f. 319.
Paper. Folio, Presented by the same.
21,428. Miscellaneous letters and papers relating principally to the
family of Wogan, or Owgan, of cos. Salop and Oxford. The con-
tents are : —
1. Commission of William Wogan as lieutenant; signed by Queen
Anne, and countersigned by Hon. Henry Boyle [afterwards Lord
Garleton], as Chancellor of the Exchequer ; Kensington, 5 March,
1707. Vellum, f. 1.
2. Commission of Charles Percivall, as Lieut.-Col. of Foot; Lisbon,
24 Feb. 170 J; with autograjph signature of "Henry [Massu^], Earl
and Viscount of Gallway, Baron of Portarlington." Vellum, f. 3.
S.William Lowther [?M.P. for Pontefract] to Mrs. Beaumont; 19
June, 1711, f. 6.
4. Charles Davies to Elizabeth Wogan; Haverfordwest, 11 Oct. 1716,
16 Feb. 171f, f. 7.
5. John Burton [D.D,, author of " The genuineness of Lord Claren-
don's history vindicated," etc,'] to William Wogan (6 letters) ; Oxford,
etc., 11 Apr. 1733-22 Nov. 1744, ff. 11, 19-24, 28, 30.
6. Edward Coke to William Wogan, about family matters ; Hadley,
17 June, 1734, f. 13.
7. William Wogan to his nephew William Wogan; 19 Feb. 173|. f. 15.
8. Declaration of William Wogan respecting the MS. copy of John
Burton's "Clarendon's History;" 16 Feb. 1743, f. 25.
9. [John] Rogers [D.D.], " to Rev. C[harles] Wesley and all others
that through zeal for religion have fallen into error after the
Moravians;" [1739], f. 32.
10. Prayers and religious reflections of William Wogan, upon the birth
of a daughter ; 21 Feb. 17^^, continued to 9 May, 1727, f. 35.
11. Epitaph on Catharine, wife of William Wogan ; 19 June, 1726,
f. 64.
12. William Wogan to his daughter, on the loss of a child ; London, 4,
6, 9 Apr. 1745, f. 65.
Paper. Folio. Presented by the same.
ADDITIONAL MSS., 21,429, 21,430.
381
21.429. 1. MoRALizATioiTS, etc.; in 388 numbers, in Lai.: in the fol-
lowing groups : —
a. (Nos. 1-193.) Maxims, and moral and mystical treatises, illustrated
out of the Book of Proverbs, and the works of St. Augustine, St.
Gregory, Solinus, Fulgentius, Ovid, Albumazar, Virgil, Macrobius,
Valerius Maximus, etc,y f. 8.
b. (Nos. 194-210.) Moralizations on the first two Books of Mythology,
by Fulgentius (the 1st Book ending at f. 65) : with this colophon :
** Explicit expositio mithologiarum fulgencij secundum expositionem
Redonis," f. 65 b.
c. (Nos. 211-238). Moralizations on Seneca: headed, '^IncipiuntSenece
declamaoiones," f. 68.
d. (Nos. 239-379.) Moralized tales, from Seneca and others, S. 72 b-
109 b.
e. The first two articles from Holcot's Moralitates ; subsequently crossed
out, f. 109 b.
f. (Nos. 381-388.) Moral reflections ; account of the Danish king
Eric's vision of the Three Kings of Cologne ; moralizations on Bib-
lical passages, etc, Imperf. f. 111.
2. Treatise on the moral and symbolical imports of old myths and
fables, the subjects of which are arranged alphabetically, from
" Actiua vita " to " Ypocrita," together with an appendix on certain
virtues, etc, ; preceded by a Prologue, " Sicut dicit Macrobius," etc.,
f. 116-175 b.
3. Dictionary of moral subjects, taken from the Liber tripartitus mora-
Hum, and arranged alphabetically from " Abi[i]cere temporalia" to
« Ydola with a Prologue, " Sicut dicit Seneca,'* f. 175 b.
4. " Tractatus de septem peccatis mortalibus editus a fratre roberto
[Hjolchot de Prouincia anglie ordinis predicatorum," f. 244.
5. Moralitates, by the same Robert Holcot, forty-five in number, the
last two being omitted, f. 266 b-289 b.
6. A rude drawing of the Fall and Redemption, f. 290 b.
Vellum and Paper. Written in Germany xvth cent. Octavo.
21.430. 1. EiGHTT-NiNE stories from the Gesta Bomanorum of the
German recension, f. 3.
2. Nota istorum qui sunt repellendi communione,*' f. 58 b.
8. Life of St. Barbara, with prayers. Latin, f. 59.
4. ** Virtutes missarum," f. 60.
5. " Sermo de passione Christi in four parts, f. 60.
6. Sermons on gospel texts, from Advent to Pentecost. Latin, f. 68.
7. Sermons on the gospel lessons. Oerman, f. 78 b.
8. Three sermons on single texts. Latin, f. 91 b.
9. Tables of Lent ; the new moon ; golden number ; Dominical letter,
etc,, from the year 1385 to various dates. Latin, f. 96.
382
ADDITIONAL MSS., 21,481—21,434.
10. Ezposiciones Ewangeliorum domini Hngonis [de Sancto Caro]
Cardinalis." At the end ie the date 1390, and the inscription Mrithin
a label " Nyt vorgies," f. 98.
11. Legends of St. Chribtopher, St. Giles, and of the Nativity of the
Virgin. Latin, f. 149 b.
12. Four sermons, in Laiin, One is on the Nativity of tho Virgin,
and another on the Purification, f. 152 b.
13. Of five things to be enjoined by a Confessor on him who confesses.
Latin, f. 159 b.
Paper. Written by different hands in the years 1385-1390. At the
beginning is a vellum fragment of a treatise on the calendar, of the
xiuth cent. Formerly belonging to the Carthusian mcmastery at
Erfurt. Folio.
21.431. Medical receipts collected by Sir Thomas Jamys, or James,
Vicar of Badsey, co. Worcester, in prose and verse ; with index at
the end. Some of the metrical reoeipts have been printed in the
" Archeeologia," vol. xxx. pp. 350 et aeq. Paper ; xvith cent. Quarto.
21.432. *' AiroLORUM Feri», Englandes HoUydayes, celebrated 1 7 Nov.
last, 1595, beginninge happyly the 38 yeare of the Baigne of our
soveraigne ladie Queene Elizabeth dedicated to Catherine, Countess
of Huntingdon, by George Peele, Master of Arts in Oxford. Auto-
graph. Printed in the dramatic and poetical works of Kobert
Greene and George Peele ; edited by Bev. Alexander Dyce ; London,
1861, p. 595. Paper. Small Quarto.
21.433. Poems, by various English writers; tempp. Elizabeth to
Charles II., containing : —
1. " llie Historic of Jonah," in elegiac verse, in five parts. In his pre-
fatory lines, the author speaks of being young ; of having been lately
constrained to leave New College, Oxford, for conscience* sake ; and
of having written the poem in the house of a patron in Kent. The
tone of the poem is anti-papistical, f. 1.
2. A poem, in stanzas of seven lines, on the subject of Daniel ; in five
divisions, with introduction, f. 39.
3. Epilogues, paraphrases, and poetical pieces ; by Edward Lord
Herbert of Cherbury, Francis Bacon, Viscount St. Albans, Sir
Walter R«legh, Sir Philip Sidney, Bichard Corbet, Bishop of
Norwich ; Ben Jonson, Thomas Carew, Bobert Ferrar, Bishop of
St. David's ; Owen Feltham, Joseph Glanvil, and others, of whom
a libt is given at the end of the volume, f. 78.
Paper ; xviith cent. Small Quarto.
21.434. Catalogue et Blazons de tons les Conseillers du Parlement
de Paris depuis 1600 jusqn'en 1719 exclusivement with short
ADDITIONAL MSS., 81,485—21,443.
383
biographical notioes, and an index of" naxnen at the end of the
volume. Paper. Small Quarto.
21.435. " Alliances de la Maison de Thumery, ou sont desclarSs lee
noms, aages, qualites, armes et blasons, des seigneurs qui en sont
sortis : divisez en 4 branches, 89aYoir : Lea Seigneurs de Dampierre,
Senlisses et la Mothe pres Cheyreuse et de present en Lorraine ; les
Seigneurs de la Gambe en Normandie ; les Seigneurs de Eocquan-
court, Voluceaux, et Menildon k Villepreux; les Seigneurs de
Boissize-le-Koy pres Melun." The entries and coats are from 1260
to 1637, and at the end are added others without coats of arms Irom
1662 to 1723. Paper. Small Quarto.
21.436. HiSTOiRE abr6g^ de la G^n^logie de la Maison de Cr6quy
reotifiee sur titres taut publics que particuliers .... depuis
son origine connue [a.d. 888] jusqu'en cette ann^e 1739." Paper.
Quarto.
21.437. A Japanese and Grerman Dictionary, by Julius Rlaproth, com-
piled, by the help of the Japanese Ssinsson or Yssey, in the year
1806, from a Japanese and Chinese Lexicon, printed in Jeddo. It
includes a list of names of men and women, f. 120 ; a description
of Japan, f. 126 b ; the streets in Jeddo, f. 131 ; etc. Paper. Folio.
The follomng Nos., 21,438-21,449, formerly belonging to Lord Stuart de
Bothesay, are more fully described in the Catalogue of Spanish MSS,
21.438. Collection de differents Memoires apartenant« k la Guerre
qui s'est dernierment allum6e en Tannic 1739 entre I'Angleterre et
TEspagne. Le tout compile a Londres [by the Portuguese Ambas-
sador, S. J. de Carvalho e Mello, Marquis de Pombal], 1743." At
the beginning of the volume is a table of contents. On the covers
are the arms, crest, and motto of Charles, Lord Stuart de Eothesay.
Paper. Quarto.
21.439. A collection of papers relative to military affairs of Spain ;
1610-1782. Spanish. Paper. Folio.
21.440. Copies of papers relating to military affairs, 1742-1783.
Span, Paper. Small Quarto.
21.441. Copies of papers relating to coronations and other public cere-
monies in Spain: 1532-1782. Span. Paper. Folio.
21.442. Copies of historical and other papers of the xvnth cent.
Span, Paper ; xviiith cent. Small Quarto.
21.443. Copies of letters of news ; Rome, 13 July 1774-26 Dec. 1776.
Ital, Paper. Small Quarto.
384
ADDITIONAL MSS., 21,444—81,466.
81.444. Ck)PiES of politioal tracts, etc.; 1568-1776. Span. Paper.
Small Quarto.
21.445. Copies of political tracts, etc.; 1698-1783. Span. Paper.
Small Quarto.
21.446. Copies of historical and political tracts, etc.; xyi-xymth
centt. Span. Paper. Small Quarto.
21.447. Papers relating to the Inquisition in Spain; 1559-1770. Span.
Including an account of the origin of the Inquisition in Spain, f. 1 ;
and proceedings of "autos de la fe," in 1559, 1625, 1627, 1689,
1691, 1721. Paper. Folio.
21.448. Copies of proceedings of Cortes held under Alfonso the Wise
and other kings, and of early royal grants. Span. Paper; xviiith
cent. Folio.
21.449. Official reports and other papers relating to Spanish com-
merce, finance, naval affairs, etc., principally copies; 1505-1780.
Span. Paper. Folio.
21.460. 1. Letter from Wenceslaus Hollar to [Sir William Uugdale],
asking him to interfere in behalf of some one who had been bound
for Hollar's appearance at the sessions; dat. ''this Sunday at
6 cloke " [1657 ?]. Holograph, f. 1.
2. Receipt of Hollar for £5, " for Lord Darcy's plate 23 Feb. [1657],
f. 3.
3. Fragment of an Order in Council for the payment of £50 to
W. Hollar, as his Majesty's stenographer ; 1668, f. 4.
Paper. Quarto.
21.461. " Catalogue of the English Manuscripts in the Great National
Library, Copenhagen. By George Stephens, Esq., Professor of Old
English and of the English Language and Literature in the Univer-
sity of Copenhagen. Sheaf 2.** Autograph. Prefixed are some leaves
from the " Retrospective Keview " for August, 1854. Paper. Quarto.
Presented hy J. J8. Smith.
For de8cription$ of Nos. 21,462-21,454, see the CkUahgue of Oriental MSS.
21,466. 1. Tkaotatus '*de mensurabili musica," £ 3.
2. Tractatus de discantu et contranota ;" preceded by an English
version of the first part, f. 9.
Paper ; xvth cent. Small Quarto. Presented hy the Bight Han. John
Wilson Croker.
21,466. Translation into English of Cicero **De Natura Deorum,"
from Lib. I. cap. 6 to Lib. III. cap. 7. Imperf. Paper; xviith cent.
Small Quarto. Presented hy the same.
ADDITIONAL M8S., Sl,467— S1.466.
385
21.457. Fraqmbnt of a Laiin treatise on metaphysics. Paper ; end of
xvuth cent Small Quarto. Presented by the tame.
21.458. " ScHACHZAL-spiL the game of chess by Jacobus de Cessolis,
translated into Oermaiif and illustrated with drawings in water-
colour very coarsely executed. At the beginning and end of the
volume are inserted fragments of a Hebrew rabbinical treatise.
Paper ; xvth cent: Small Quarto.
21.459. " WisENDiscHES Denk-Buch," an entry-book of the births, deaths,
etc, of members of the fiunily of Francis Wisendo, of Wisenburg,
Secretary to the Aulic Council, etc.; 1613-1660: illustrated with
coloured drawings of arms^ portraits, designs for monumental tablets,
marbled papers and vellum, etc. Paper and vellum ; with gauffered
edges. Quarto.
21.460. Wappenbuch a collection of emblazoned ooats-of-arms of
sovereigns, reigning houses, nobility, and private families, prin-
cipally Qerman ; partially arrauged under charges ; circa 1721-1724.
Paper. Folio.
21.461. " Le jeu de Eschez moralisie " traduit par ** Jehan Faron
[Ferron] de lordre des freres preescheurs de Paris," translated
4 May, 1347, from the "Liber Moralis de Ludo Scaccorum" of
Jacobus de Cessolis ; with an illuminated initial letter at f. 2.
Vellum ; xvth cent. It belonged to Oudart Charton, a notary " en
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cent. Quarto.
21.463. YiCTORis Capelli oratio panegyrica in laudes Marci Barbadici
dncis Yenetiarum ; 4 nonas Maii, 1486. Vellum ; with miniature
of the presentation of the book. Duodecimo.
21.464. Symphonies, minuets, and similar musical compositions for the
harpsichord, violin, and other instruments, by Ambroggio Minoja.
Paper ; xixth cent. Oblong Folio. Presented by Sir Walter Calverley
Trevdyan^ Bart.
21.465. Twelve quartets for two violins and violoncello, by Am-
broggio Minoja, the second violin part in the last six being omitted.
Paper ; xixth cent. Oblong Folio. Presented by the same.
21.466. 1. Sonatas for violin and violoncello, and vaiiations for violin,
by [Johann Franz Xavier] Sterkel [1750-1817], f. 1.
2. Six sonatas, by Francis Joseph Haydn [1732-1809], f. 60.
3. A sonata, f. 100.
Paper ; xixth cent. ObloDg Folio. Presented by the same.
MSS.— 1856. 2 c
386
ADDITIONAL MSS., 21,467—21,481.
21,467. A VOLUME of vocal and instrumoDtal music, viz. : —
1. A terzetto and a quartett from **Le Nozze de Dorina," an opera
buffa by Giuseppe Sarti, 1782, f. 1.
2. A quintett from a comic opera, with the characters of Rosina, Me-
tilde, Semplicio, etc., f. 49.
3. ** Quartette Secondo " for basso, two violins, and viola, by [Fried-
• rich Hermann] Graf [1727-1795], f. 67.
4. Single part of a quartett, f. 83.
5. A terzetto for two violins and viola, f. 89.
6. Two andantino movements and a dance, by Giovanni Paisiello
[1741-1816], f. 105.
7. The bass part of a nottumo for two violins, two violas, and bass,
by Michael Haydn, f. 130.
"Paper ; xixth cent. Oblong Folio. Presented by the same.
For descriptions ofNos. 21,468-21,477, see the Catalogue of Oriental MSS.
21.478. " A General Kegister of the Freehold Estates belonging to
' George Polhill, Esq', at Chipstead Place, co. Kent, taken from
Survey and Maps made in the years 1811, 1812, and 1813,'* and of
the " parcels of land in the parish of Shoreham, .... of which
the said George Polhill Esq', as Lessee,is entitled to take rec-
torial Tythes." Prefixed is an engraved portrait of Charles Polhill.
Paper. Quarto.
21.479. Maps and plans of the estates of George Polhill, Esq', in
Kent, 1811-1813; partly copied from maps by J. Coflfyn, of the
year 1660. The estates are, Chevening, East Hill, West Hill, Curry
Farm, Wrootham Hill, and Knock Mill, in Kingsdown. Paper and
vellum. Folio.
21.480. OiiiGiNAL Household-book of Henry VII., as kept by John
Heron, Treasurer of the Chamber, 1499-1505, showing the royal
receipts and disbursements, arranged under the following heads : —
privy purse expenses, f. 2 ; — " reuenues," f. 32 ; — " recoignisances/'
f. 41 ;— " obligacions," f. 51 " tayles," f. 150 *' debtes," f. 152;—
" wardes," f. 160 ;— " lyuerey of landes," f. 163 " remembrances,"
f. 164; — " Exitus diversarum terrai-um et wardarum," f. 193. The
accounts on fif. 10 b, 11, 12 b, 18 b, are initialed by the King; and at
f. 132 is a modern alphabetical index of names of persons. Paper.
On the inside of the cover is pasted the signature of T[homa8]
Astle ; on the fly-leaf that of Thomas Martin [of Palgrave] and the
book-mark of Craven Ord. Folio.
21.481. Okiginal Household-book of Henry VIII., 1609-1618; signed
by the King on almost every page, and containing accounts of the
wages, fees and rewards, new-year's gifts, recognizances, obligations,
ADDITIONAL MSS., 21,482—21,483.
387
etc. At f. 347 is inserted an original royal warrant to John Heron,
Treasurer of the Chamber ; Greenwich, 23 Jan. 1513 ; and at f. 306
is a modem index of names. Paper. Formerly belonging to Peter
Le Neve, and afterwards to Craven Ord. Folio.
21,482. Papers relating to Charles 1., viz, : —
1. Order for the payment of £20 to Capt. Rolfe for bringing the letter
of intelligence of the King's arrival in the Isle of Wight ; dat. " at
the Committee of Lords and Commons sitting at Westminster,
16 Nov. 1647." Signed by [Algernon, Earl of] Northumberland,
[William, Earl of] Salisbury, Henry Mildmay, F. Boos, and Cor.
Holland, f. 2.
2. Appointment by Colonel Robert Hammond, Governor of the Isle of
Wight, of John Crych as his attorney to receive £1000, granted by
the Committee of Lords and Commons ; dat. 31 March, 1648. Signed.
3. Order of the Committee of Parliament for payment of £1000 to
Colonel Robert Hammond, Governor of the Isle of Wight, for the
payment of the expenses of the King, etc. ; dat. Westminster, 8 Aug.
1648. Signed by Sir H[arry] Vane [the younger], W[illiam Fiennes,
Viscount] Say and Scale, Tho. Hoyle, W. Ashurst, and Cor. Holland,
4. A similar order for payments for the King's diet ; signed by Ph[ilip,
Lord] Wharton and others; dat. Westminster, 28 Oct. 1648, f. 7.
5. Order for payment of £50 to Colonel William Osborne, for going to
the Isle of Wight ; dated 31 Oct. 1648. Signed by the same, f. 9.
6. Order for the payment of £500 to John Lee, for the King's ex-
penses; dat. 12 Dec. 1648. Signed by [Philip, EarTof] Pem-
broke and Mont[gomery], Henry Mildmay, Denis Bond, and others,
7. Order to distribute sums not exceeding 40«. to .the servants of the
late King and the Eoyal Family, " to keep them from starving ;"
dat. 24 May, 1649. Signed by P[hilip, Viscount] Lisle [afterwards
Earl of Leicester], and others, f. 13.
8. Order for the payment of various sums for wages, e/c, to the late
King's servants; dat. 19 Feb. 1651, Signed by Henry Mildmay,
Thoe. Grey, John Trenchard, Cor. Holland, and Nic. Love ; followed
by the receipts of the servants, £ 15.
Paper. Folio.
21,483. Autograph letters to James II., and others, from 1669 to 1688,
viz. : —
1. Anonymous letters, partly in cipher, on political affairs, with a key
to some of the names ; 25 Sept., 5 Oct. 1669, ff. 1-8.
2. James Mackay to Lt. Col. Maxwell ; dat. Hague, 2 Feb. 1685, f. 10.
3. [ ] Davisson to James IL ; Paris, 22 Feb. [1685]. Fr. f. 13.
f. 4.
f. 5.
f. 11.
2 c 2
388
ADDITIONAL MSS., 21,483-21,487.
4. The same to [Lord Melfort] ; Paris, 22 Feb. 1685. Fr. £ 16.
5. D. Barnewall to [Lord Melfort]; dat. Maestricht, 22 Feb. 1685,
f. 18.
6. Mary Knatchbull to James II. ; 3 Mar. 1685, f. 21.
7. Do Beaulieu Hewes O'Neil to the same ; [1685]. Fr. f. 24.
8. [Eleanor Gwyn] to the same [1685?]; written by an amanuensis,
flf. 27, 28.
9. Sir Roger Strickland to Dr. White; dat. on board the "Bristol,"
Sheemess, 10 May, 1688, f. 31.
10. [Richard Talbot, Earl of Tyrconnel, Lord Lieut, of Ireland] to
James 11. ; dat 3 Oct. 1688, f. 34.
11. Key to a cipher, endorsed, "Cypher with the Duke of Ormond,"
f. 36.
Many of these letters are from the Melfort Papers. Paper. Folio.
21,484. Autograph letters from James Butler, Duke of Ormonde, Lord
Steward of the Household, and Lord Lieutenant of Ireland, to Sir
Robert Southwell, Clerk of the Council, upon public aflfairs ; Dublin,
17 June, 1674-14 July, 1687. Paper. Polio.
21,486. Copies of letters from Henry Hyde, 2nd Earl of Clarendon,
Lord Lieutenant of Ireland, to his brother Laurence Hyde [after-
wards Earl of Rochester], Lord Treasurer; dat. Dublin Castle,
16 Jan. 168f-26 Dec. 1686. Imperfect at the b^inning and end.
Printed in the " State letters of Heniy, Earl of Clarendon." Two
volumes. Quarto. Oxford, 1763; and in the "Correspondence of
Henry Hyde, Earl of Clarendon," by Samuel "W. Singer. Two
volumes. Quarto. London, 1828. Paper. Folio.
21.486. Original letters from English ministers abroad to Bight
Hon. William Blathwayt, Secretary at War : —
1. Abraham Kick, Consul at the Hague; 6 Sept. 1692-4 Deo. 1693,
f. 2. •
2. Thomas Kirke, Consul at Genoa; 12 Apr. 1692-13 Deo. 1693, f. 16.
.S.George Broughton, Consul at Venice; 4 Apr. 1692-23 Oct 1693,
f. 65.
4. Lambert Black well. Consul at Leghorn ; 7 Apr. 1692-24 Aug. 1693,
f. 90.
Paper. Folio.
21.487. Original letters of Meinhardt Schomberg, Duke of Schomberg
and Leinster, Commander-in-Chief, to William Blathwayt, Secre-
tary at War, principally in reference to his salary and the promo-
tion of officers, with some few relating to the campaign in Flanders ;
11 Mar. 1692-26 Aug. 1699. Fr. and Eng.; with seals. Accom-
panying them are holograph letters of Heeckeren ; 20 Oct. 1692.
Fr. f. 14;— and Count Horn; Oct. [1698]. Fr. f.42. Paper. Folio.
ADDITIONAL MSS., 81,488-81,493. 389
21.488. Original letters from A[nthony] HeiDBius [Pensionary at the
Hague] to William Blathwayt, Secretary at War, npon official
matters; dat. the Hagne, 3 March, 1693-27 Nov. 1699. At the
end of the volume are letters from W. Blathwayt to the Pensionary
and [Thomas Herbert] Earl of Pembroke [Lord High Admiral] ;
Malines and Loo, 24 May-21 Ang. 1697. Fr. and Bngl. Paper.
PoUo.
21.489. Obiginal letters from the Hon. Alexander Stanhope, Envoy
at Madrid and Besident at the Hague, to William Blathwayt,
Secretary at War, upon public affairs; dat Madrid, July, 1692-
Sept. 1693, and the Hague, ft Aug.-U Oct. 1701. Interspersed
are extracts of letters to Daniel Finch, Earl of Nottingham, from
John Methuen, Ambassador to Portugal ; Lisbon, 8 Aug., 6 Sept.
1693, flF. 17, 23;— and from Alexander Stanhope; Madrid,
Aug. ^, 1693, ffl 19, 21, 29 An. Stanhope, niece of Alex-
ander Stanhope, to William Blathwayt; n.d. [ctVc. 1693], f. 63.
Paper. Folio.
21.490. Obiginal letters from Sir Paul Kycaut, Resident at the Hanse
Towns, and his nephew, Colonel L Bycant, to William Blath-
wayt, Secretary at War, upon public affairs ; dat. Hamburg, Oct.
1694-22 Dec. 1699. Paper. Folio.
21.491. Original letters from Paul [afterwards Sir Paul] Methuen,
Envoy in Poi*tugal, to James Vernon, Under-Secretary of State, and
William Blathwayt, Secretary of War, upon public affairs ; dat^
Lisbon, 12 July-29 Nov. 1701.
Interspersed are —
1. Extracts from letters of P. Methuen to [Charles Montagu], Earl of
Manchester, Secretary of State; Lisbon, 21 June, 2 Aug. 1701,
ff. 1, 40.
2. Correspondence of the same with —
a. Mendo de Foyez Pereira, Portuguese Secretary of State ; Lisbon,
8, 11 July, 1701. (TrawHatiaM.) ffl 3, 5.
b. J. D. de Famars, Dutch Eesident at Lisbon ; 15, 16, 30, 31 July,
1701. Fr. ff. 9, 11, 13, 32, 36.
c. Bergier, Prussian Resident at Lisbon; 15, 16 July, 1701.
Fr. ff. 15, 17, 19.
3. Accommodement des deux Residents " [of Holland and Prussia ;
29 July, 1701], f. 34.
Paper. Folio.
21.492. Original correspondence of William, Prince of Orange [after-
wards William III. of England], with Thomas Butler, Earl of Ossory,
and his wife [Amelia de Nassau, granddaughter of Maurice, Prince
of Orange]; Feb. 1672-Aug. 1680. JFV.; with «eafo. Paper. Quarto.
Digitized by
390
ADDITIONAL MSS., 21,493, 21,494.
21.493. Original letters from William III. of England to [Charles
Henri de Lorraine] Prince de Vaudemont, on the siege of Namur
and military operations in Flanders ; dat. Kensington, an Gamp
pr^s de Namur, and Standfort [Stamford, eo. Lincoln], Feb. 1695—
^ Feb. 1697. Fr. Paper. Folio.
21.494. Lettkbs and official documents addressed to Sir Eobert South-
well [Secretary of State for Ireland] and his son, the Bt. Hon.
Edward Southwell [Secretary of State for Ireland], and one of the
Lords Commissioners of the Privy Seal, upon official matters,
viz : —
1. Colonel E. Vernon ; 10 July, 1686 ; with seal. ff. 4, 6.
2. Margaret [wife of Luke Plunkett, 3rd Earl of] Fingall [and
daughter of Donogh MacCarty, Earl of Clancarty] ; 24 Apr.-30 July,
1688 ; with aeaU. ff. 7-12.
3. Peter Shakerley [of Holme, Governor of Chester Castle] ; Chester
Castle, 10 Oct. 1688, f. 12.
4. " Description of the Kiver of Lymerick 5 Sept. 1691, ffl 14, 15.
5. William [Moreton, Bishop of] Kildare; Dublin, 17 Feb. 169^,
f. 17.
6'. Sir Kobert Southwell to [Richard Jones] Earl of Ranelagh [Pay-
master-General] ; Hague, 28 Mar. 1692, f. 19.
7. Extract from [Admiral] Sir Francis Wheeler's Journal, and from a
letter prepared by Colonel Fonlkes before his death, to have been
sent to [Daniel Finch] Earl of Nottingham ; 1-20 Apr. 1693, f. 21.
8. "The oath to be taken by all persons that shall be hereafter com-
missioned in the army;" addressed to Henry [Howard], Earl of
Suffolk, Commissary-General of the Musters, or to his Deputy or
Deputies; Whitehall, 169|, f.23.
9. Conde de Tarini, in the service of Victor Amed^e, Duke of Savoy ;
BrusselH, 18 Aug. 1694. Fr, f. 25.
10. " Minutes concerning the retumes for Flanders Whitehall, Trea-
sury Chambers, 11 May, 1695, f. 27.
11. [John 13erkeley, 3rd Lord] Berkeley [of Stratton], Admiral of the
Blue, " Commander-in-Chief of all His Majesty's ships in the
Channel,** to [Charles Talbot] Duke of Shrewobiiry [Secretary of
State], and to the Admiralty; Downs, 12 Aug. 1695; Spithead,
15 June. Copies, ff. 29, 41.
12. " Result of the councill of warr held the 2nd July, 1695, in Guern-
sey Road ,'* " the 6th of July off of St. Malo*s/' and in the Downes
the 22nd July, 1695,** ff. 31, 35, P9.
13. [Commodore, afterwards Admiral John] Benbow to the Duke of
Shrewsbuiy ; ** Northumberland,'* before St. Malo*s, 6 July, 1695,
f. 33.
14. " Lords Justiccb* opinion upon the Report of the Committee
ADDITIONAL MSS., 21,494.
391
[for Trade and Plantations] about [Bichard Coote] the Earl of Bello-
months salary 16 July, 1695, f. 37.
16. "The account of Mr. [afterwards Admiral Sir Edward] Wbitaker
to the Com[mi8aione]rs of the Adm[iral]ty of Capt" [Edward]
Vaughans escape" from the Marshalsea Prison; 22 Aug. 1696,
16. [Henri de Massue, Marquis de Buvigny and Viscount] Gal way,
Commander of the Forces in, and Envoy Extraordinary to. Savoy,
to Rt. Hon. William Blathwayt; au camp pr^d de Gasal, 1696,
Fr. f. 45.
17. Admiral [Edward] Eussell [afterwards Earl of Orford] to the
Duke of Shrewsbury; on board the Britannia" in Altea Bay,
4 Sept. 1695, f. 48.
18. Vice-Admiral [Thomas, afterwards Sir Thomas] Hopson to
[William] Bridgeman [Secretary to the Admiralty]; on board
the " Cambridge," about ten leagues from the Lizard and eight
leagues from the Ram Head, 29 Sept., 1 Oct. 1695, ff. 51, 53.
19. St. Ferreol de Chevrieres Montauban to Sir Joseph Williamson [?] ;
La Haye, Sept. 1699 ; with copy of Lord Galway's letter to Wil-
liam III. ; Turin, 9 Feb. 1696. Fr. flf. 55, 56 b.
20. William Blathwayt to Sir Joseph Williamson [Plenipotentiary in
France], wiih an estimate of the Dutch pay of troops of William III.
on the Rhine; 11 Oct. 1697. Fr. and Eng. flf. 57, 58.
21. Thomas Gibbes, Mayor, and the Corporation of Bath, to the Members
of Parliament for that city ; Bath, 23 Dec. 1699, f. 59.
22. Memorial to John Churchill, Duke of Marlborough, on the planta-
tion of land between Maryland and Carolina; n.d, temp. Anne,
f. 60.
23. [Sir R. Southwell] to [James] Vernon [Lord Commissioner of the
Privy Seal] ; Loo, 7 Oct. 1701, f. 61.
24. Narcissus [Marsh, Archbishop of Dublin] and [Henry Moore,
3rd Earl of) Drogheda, Lords Justices of Ireland ; Dublin Castle,,
24 Feb. 1701, f. 62.
26. Col. William Cadogan [afterwards Earl of Cad(^n] ; Camp at
Thys, Camp at St. Trond, 6 June, 24 Sept., 2 Dec. 1703, ff. 64,
86, 72.
26. James Craggs [afterwards Secretary of State] ; London, 6 Aug.
1703, f. 66.
27. John Pym ; London, 20 Nov. 1708, f. 70.
28. Mic[hael] Wadding ; London, 18 Jan., 28 Nov. 1704, ff. 74, 76.
29. James Wibault; Dublin, 12 Dec. 1704. Fr. f. 78.
30. Colonel \V[illiam] Tatton ; London, 16, 30 Jan., 17 Feb. 170^ ; with
seals, ff. 80, 82, 86.
31. Lieut. Edward Thorny croft ; London, 10 Feb. 170J; with seal.
f. 84.
f. 43.
392
ADDITIONAL MSS., 21,495-81,499.
32. John Taylonr [Secretary to Thomas, Lord Coningsby, Vice-
Treasurer and Paymaster of the Foroes in Ireland]; Whitehall,
Treasury Chambers, 1 Mar. 170|, f. 88.
33. Captain J. Feilding; 2^ Mar. 170f, f. 90.
34. [Thomas Tufton, 6th Earl of] Thanet ; Russell Street, 31 Dec.
1705, f. 92.
35. Order of Edward Southwell for payment to Elizabeth Hoyland ;
London, 20 July, 1733, f. 94.
36. W Lingen ; Dublin Castle, 15 Apr. 1740, f. 95.
Paper. Folio.
21.495. Journal of a tour in Holland; 1 May-17 June [1696; in the
handwriting of Edward Southwell, Principal Secretary of State for
Ireland]. Paper. Quarto.
21.496. Lkoal opinions and reports upon claim of the Prince of
Friesland to Queen Anne's crown jewels in 1709. Among the
writers are Con[stantine] Phipps [afterwards Sir Constantino, Lord
Chancellor of Ireland] ; — Thomas Powys [afterwards Sir Thomas,
Puisne Judge of the King's Bench]; - and Samuel Dodd [afterwards
Sir Samuel, Chief Baron of the Exchequer]; 18, 20, 22 Oct, 1709,
ff. 8-13. Prefixed is a certificate of the production of the volume
before [John Singleton Copley, Lord] Lyndhurst, Lord High Chan-
cellor, [Henry Bickersteth, Lord] Langdale, Master of the Eolls,
and [Sir] N[icholas] C[onyngham] Tindal [Chief Justice of the
Common Pleas], as Commissioners on the claim of the King of
Hanover in 1845 to the crown jewels of Queen Victoria ; and a note
from IJ. J. Perry, the Chancellor's Secretary, to H. B. Eay ; Great
James Street, 10 Dec. 1845. Paper. Folio.
21.497. RtroKT-book of legal questions and cases laid before Sir James
Montague, Attorney-General, and Sir Robert Eyre, Solicitor-General
[afterwards Baions of the Exchequer], by Sidney Godolphin,
Lord Godolphin, Lord High Treasurer, Charles Spencer, Earl of
Sunderland, Secretary of State, and other ministers and officers
of State, with answers and opinions ; 1708-1710. At the beginning
of the volume arc inserted some extracts from it, by Sir Nicholas
Conyugham Tindal, Chief Justice of the Common Pleas, in reference
to the case of the claim of the King of Hanover to certain of the
jewels in the crown of England in 1845. [See the preceding MS.]
Paper. Large Folio.
. 21,498, 21,499. Original papers relating to the dispute between
George I. and the Prince of Wales on the constitution of his
Ifousehold and the custody of his children; 1717, 1718. In two
volumes. Vol. 1. contains opinions of William Peere Williams,
ADDITIONAL MSS., 21,500—21,604.
393
Robert Raymond [afterwards Sir Robert, Attorney-General, and
Lord Raymond], John Comyns [afterwards Sir John, Cbief Baron of
the Exdiequer], William Branthwayt [Serjeant-at-law], Charles
Pinfold, J. Ward, James Reynolds, afterwards [Sir James, Chief
Baron of the Exchequer], J. Damall, E. Jeffreyes; 23-29 Jan.
1717[8], ff. 34-59 ; and letters of R Eyre to Sir Robert Eyre,
Justice of the King's Bench ; All Souls Coll., Oxon., 21 Aug.--6
Dec. 1718, ff. 112-119. They belonged originally to Sir Robert
Eyre, Baron of the Exchequer, and afterwardn Chief Justice
of the Common Pleas, one of the judges consulted, and were
given by his nephew in 1794 to R. Ray. Paper. Folio and
Quarto.
21.500. Autograph letters from Thomas Carte, the historian, includ-
^ ing a receipt of payment for his ** History of the Life of James, Duke
of Ormonde," to Corbet Kynaston, M.P. for oo. Salop ; 10 July, 1728-
4 July, 1738. At f. 123 is a prospectus of the writer's "History of
, England," with names of subscribers. The book-plate of Sir John
Bickerton Williams, Knt., June, 1823, is on f. 1. Paper. Quarto.
21,501-21,503. Drafts of dispatches and precis of correspondence of
Gen. the Hon. Henry Seymour Conway, Secretary of State, with
English Ministers abroad, in the year 1766. In three volumes.
Paper. Folio.
21.501. Yol. I. Correspondence with Sir John Goodricke, Bart., Envoy
Extraordinary at Stockholm ; 3 Jime-26 Dec.
21.502. Vol. n. Correspondence with George [afterwards Sir George]
Cressener, Minister at Cologne; 11 June-23 Deo.
21.503. Vol. III. Correspondence with Ralph Woodford, Resident at
Hamburg; 30 May-16 Dec; — N Fen wick. Consul at Elsi-
nore ; 24 June-30 Sept. ; — ^Richard Wolters, Resident at Brussels ;
17 Oct. ;— and Emanuel Mathias, Government Agent in the Hanse
Towns ; 6 June-17 Oct. Gen. Conway's correspondence with other
Ministers will be found in Add. MSS. 17,497, 17,498.
21.504. Correspondence of Arthur Wellesley, Viscount [afterwards
Duke of] Wellington, and Field-Marshal Sir Wplliam] C[arr]
Beresford, K.B. [afterwards Viscount Beresford, Duke of Elvas, in
Portugal], Commander-in-Chief of the Portuguese Army, upon mili-
tary affairs in Portugal ; dat. Freneda, Lisbon, Fiiente Guinaldo,
and Portalegre, 3 Nov.-16 Dec. 1811. At f. 76 is a copy of a
letter from Admiral the Hon. Sir G[eorge Cranfield] Berkeley to
Viscount Wellington; Lisbon, 15 Jan. 1811 ; and at f. 79 a frag-
ment of an account of the surrender of Almeida by Gen. Cox ;
394
ADDITIONAL MSS., 21,606.
28 Aug. 1810. The letters of Viscount Wellington are originals ;
and of Marshal Bere8ford*8 some are originals and some draft
copies, with and without autograph signatures. Paper. Folio.
21,505. Original letters and autographs of royal and noble person-
ages; 1462-1785.
1. Royal pardon for John Penyooke, Gentleman of the Royal Body-
guard, with monogram, R. H. [Henry YI.] at the top and signed at
the foot by [Henry de Beaufort, 2nd Duke of] Somerset ; [James
Butler, Earl of] Wiltshire ; [William de Waynflete, alias Pattyn,
Bishop of] Winchester; Talbot [?John, afterwards 2nd Earl of
Shrewsbury]; [Johh Tiptoft, Earl of] Worcester; JLohn] T[albot,
Baron] De Lysle ; [Ralph de Cromwell, 4th Lord] Cromwell and
R[obert Hungerford, 2nd Lord] de Molyns. At the top are the
words, ** Ista billa libera ta fuit Cancellario Angliae, 12 Aprilis
anno xxx exequendo [1452]. Vellum, f. 2.
2. Petition of John Fogge, Sheriff of Kent, to Henry VI. and the
Lords of the Council ; signed W[illiam Booth] Ebor. [Archbishop of
York] ; W[illiam Waynflete, alias Pattyn, Bishop of] Wynton [Win-
chester, Provost of Eton and Lord Chancellor] ; J[olm Chadwoith,
Bishop of] Lincoln; [Richard Nevill, Earl of] Salisbury; R. Set.
Johannis [Poynings, Lord St. John?]; [John de Sutton, Lord]
Duddely [Dudley] ; and [Sir] John Say. At the foot are the words,
" This bill is graunted for Thomas Browne, Knight [Treasurer of
the Household to Henry VI.], and William Isley oonly ;" n.d,, area
1455. VeUum. f. 4.
3. James II. of Scotland to Charles VII. of France ; Holy rood Palace,
Edinburgh, 11 Mar. [drca 1450]. Lai. f. 6.
4. James III. of Scotland to Charles tbe Bold, Duke of Burgundy;
Edinburgh, 12 Nov. [circa 1474]. Lat. f. 8.
5. Bond of J[aspar Tudor, Duke of] Bedford [Earl of Pembroke, and
half-brotJier to Henry VI.], to Henry VII. and Sir Reginald Bray ;
22 Sept., 8 Henry VII. [1492]. LaU Vellum, f. 10.
6. James V. of Scotland to the Emperor Charles V. ; Stirling Castle,
25 May, 1531. Lai. ; with seal. f. 12.
7. The same to Henry VIII. of England ; Edinburgh, 29 Dec, 22
James V. [1534 ] ; with seai. f. 14 b.
8. Order of Henry VIII. to the Treasurer and Chamberlains of the
Exchequer for payment to Sir Thomas More, Under Treasurer of
England, of his expenses as Ambassador to the diet of Bruges in
Flanders; Windsor Castle, 18 Nov., 13 Henry VIII. [1521]; with
seal. f. 16.
9. Elizabeth, Queen of England, to the King of France [Henry IV.] ;
n.d. [1592 ?]. Fr. ; with seal. f. 17.
10. Charles I., under the Privy Seal, to Sir Edward Littleton, Kni.,
ADDITIONAL MSS., 21,605.
395
Solicitor-General, and the Benohers and Gentlemen of the Inner
Temple ; Westminster, 28 May, 14 Ch. I. [1638], f. 20.
11. Treaty of Uxbridge, signed at the top by Charles I., and eaunter-
iigned at the foot by Sir Edward Nicholas ; dat. Oxford, 28 Jan.
1644, f. 23.
12. Charles II. to his sister Maiy, Prinoess of Orange ; Paris, 8 Aug.
[1653] ; with seal f. 26.
13. Private instructions from Charles II. for Arthur [Capel], Earl of
Essex, Lieutenant-General of Ireland, countersigned by [Thomas
Clifford, Lord] Clifford [of Chudleigb], [Lord High Treasurer] ; dat.
Whitehall, 12 July, 1672, f. 29.
14. Barbara Villiers, Duchess of Cleveland, to Charles II.; Paris
[1678], ff. 32-39.
1 5. Lady Anne Palmer [daughter of Charles II. and Barbara Villiers,
Duchess of Cleveland, and wife of Thomas Lennard, Earl of Sussex],
to ; [drca 1678], f^41.
16. Marie Beatrix Eleanora d'Este, of Modena, widow of James II.,
to ; St Germain, 10 Jan. 1713. IV. f. 43.
17. James, Duke of York [afterwards James IL], to Charles II., en-
dorsed " AUarum places n.d. Imperfect, f. 45.
18. Order from G[uillaume] Prince d'Orange, afterwards William III.
of England, to the States General; Hague, 22 Sept. 1673. Dutch.
f. 49.
19. The same to ; Hague, 21 Oct 1678. Fr. f. 51.
20. Warrant from William III. for payment to William Bentinck,
Earl of Portland, countersigned by [Sidney, Lord] Godolphin, Et.
Hon. Charles Montague, and Sir Stephen Fox, Knt, Lords of the
Treasury ; Kensington, 8 Apr. 1696, f. 63.
21. Warrant from Queen Mary for a payment to Mary, wife of William
O'Brien, 3rd Earl of Inchiquin, countersigned by [Sidney, Lord]
Godolphin, Kt. Hon. Bichard Hampden, and Sir Stephen Fox;
Whitehall, 31 May, 1693, f. 54.
22. Appointment by Queen Mary of Charles Paulet, Marquis of Win-
chester, Chamberlain of the Household, Edward Villiers, Viscount
Villiers, Master of the Horse, and others, to examine the accounts of
Bichard [Coote], Earl of Bellomont, Treasurer to the Queen ; White-
haU, 5 July, 1692, f. 56.
23. James Francis Edward Stuiurt, the " Pretender," son of James II.,
to [the Earl of Tyrconnel ?] ; Lugo, 27 May, 1719. IV. f. 57.
24. George, Prince of Denmark, husband of Queen Anne, to Charles
III. of Spain ; St James's, 29 Jan. 1706. Fr. f. 60.
25. Credentials for the Baron ab Elz from George Louis, Elector of
Hanover [afterwards George I.], to William III. of England, coun-
tersigned by [Johann Philipp Baron] Hattorf ; Hanover, 11 Sept.
1701. Lot. f. 63.
396
ADDITIONAL MSS., 21,S06.
26. George, Prince of Wales, to his father George I. [a copy, by Sir
Eobert Eyre, Chief Justice of the Common Pleas], with the King's
original letter in answer ; [1717]. Engl, and Fr. flP. 66, 70.
27. Caroline, wife of George II., to Louis XV. of France; Kensing-
ton, 6 Sept. 1729. Fr. f. 73.
28. William Henry, Duke of Gloucester, son of George II., to M.
Peregeaux, banker at Paris; Lyon, 10 Nov. 1785; with seal.
Fr. f. 76.
Vellum and paper. Folio.
21,506. Original letters and autographs of eminent persons; 1587-
1835 :—
1. Thomas Wilkes, English Ambassador at the Hague, to Queen
Elizabeth; Hague, 16 Feb. 1586[7]; with seal f. 2.
2. Adam LoftuB, Archbishop of Dublin and Lord Chancellor of Ireland,
to Sugden, Teller of the Exchequer, certifying that Arthur
O'Toole, a pensioner, is alive; with Arthur 0*Toole's mark, and
the attestation of John Usher, Piers Walshe, and Thomas Bysshope ;
Dublin, 10 Jan. 1588[9], f. 5.
5. George Abbott, Archbishop of Canterbury, to Sibrand Lubbert;
Lambeth, 24 Feb. 1611[2], O.S. Lot. f. 8.
4. William Le Neve, Clarenceux, to his cousin [Sept 1640], f. 11.
6. Warrant of William [Juxon, Bishop of] London, Lord High Trea-
surer, to Sir Kobert Pye; Mar. 1638, f. 13.
6. Thomas, Ist Viscount Wentworth [of Wentworth Woodhouse, after-
wards Earl of Strafford] to [circa 1638], f. 15.
7. Algernon Percy, 10th Earl of Northumberland, K.G., Lord Admiral
of England, to Eobert Sydney, Earl of Leicester ; London, 19 Sept.
1639, f. 18.
8. Eobert Spencer, 2nd Earl of Sunderland, K.G., to Lord ;
Winchester, 11 Sept. [1684], f. 21.
9. Sir Edward Nicholas to Prince Eupert ; n.d. [1643-1644], f. 23.
10. William Cavendish, Earl [afterwards Duke] of Newcastle, to Prince
Eupert; Cottingham, 3 Oct. 1643. (Printed in Eliot Warhurtan^s
Memoirs of Prince Bupert'^ London, 1849, vol, n. p, 310.) New-
castle, 4 Feb. 1643[4], & 26, 28.
11. Harry, Lord Jermyn [afterwards Earl of St. Albans] to Prince
Eupert; Exeter, 14 June, 1644, f. 29. (Printed in Eliot Warburton'8
'^Memoirs of Prince Bu^pert,' vol, ii, p, 422.)
12. Lieut.-Col. William Eolleston, Deputy Governor of Newark, to
Ferdinando, Lord Fairfax; Newark, 8 Mar. 1644 [1646], f. 32.
13. James Graham, Marquis of Montrose, to John Eobertson, at Blair
Castle in Athole; Craigtoune, 6 July, 1645, f. 35.
14. George Lord Digby [afterwards 2nd Marquis of Bristol] to Prince
Eupert; Newport, Friday, 26 July, 1646, f. 38.
Digitized by
ADDITIONAL IfSS., 21,506.
397
15. John Bnshworth to Ferdinando Lord Fairfax; Tiyerton, 27 Deo.
1645. iPrinted in BdVs ''Memorials of the Civil War" (concluding
Johnson's ''Fairfax Correspondence*'), vol. i, p. 268.] With seal.
f. 4L
16. Sir John Menne« to Prince Hupert ; Salop, 10 Feb. [164f ]. [Printed
in Warburion's "Memoirs of Prince Bupert*' vol. ii.p. 373, n.] f. 44.
17. WaiTant from [William Cecil, Eavl of ] Salisbury, P[hilip Lord]
Wharton, Sir Henry Vane, Cornelias Holland, and Thomas Hoyle,
Commissioners of the Treasury, to Thomas Fauconbridge, Receiver-
General of the Revenue, for payment to Richard Cresheld, Serjeant-
at-law ; Westminster, 6 May, 1647 ; with Cresheld's receipt, 31
May, ff. 46, 46 b.
18. Warrant from [William Cecil, Earl of] Salisbury, [Philip Herbert,
Earl of] Pembroke [and] Montgomery, Denis Bond, Cornelius
Holland, and Thomas Hoyle, Commissioners of the Treasury, to the
same, for payment to Philip Jermyn, Serjeant-at-law; Westmin-
ster, 18 Not. 1647 ; with Philip Jermyn's receipt, 11 Dec., ff. 49,
49 b.
19. Sir Edward Hyde, afterwards Earl of Clarendon, to Prince Rupert ;
Hague, 30 Dec. 1648 ; with seal. I 52.
20. Hon. Algernon Sidney to his father, the Earl of Leicester ;
Leicester House, 10 Jan. 1648, f. 55.
21. Warrants from Basil Feilding, Earl of Denbigh, J Edwardes,
Denis Bond, Francis Rous, and Cornelius Holland, Commissioners
for the Public Revenue, to Thomas Fauconbridge, Receiver-General
of the Public Revenue, for payments to Peter Warburton, Judge of
the Common Bench, and to Robert Nicholas, Judge of the Upper
Bench ; Westminster, 21 June, 1649 ; with receipts, 23 June,
ff. 58, 61.
22. Sir Edward Hyde, afterwards Earl of Clarendon, to Prince Rupert ;
Hague, 18 Mar. [16^], f. 64.
23. Warrant from William Cecil, Earl of Salisbury, Sir Henry Vane,
J Edwardes, Denis Bond, and Nicolas Love, Commissioners
of the Public Revenue, for payment to Edmund Prideaux, Attorney-
General for the Commonwealth ; Westminster, 30 Apr. 1650 ; with
his receipt; 15 June, f. 67.
24. Warrant from Sir Henry Vane, Henry Mildmay, Cornelius Holland,
John Trenchard, and J Edwardes, Commisaoners for the Public
Revenue, for payment to Robert Reynolds, Solicitor-General to the
Commonwealth; Westminster, 16 Nov. 1652; with his receipt;
24 Nov., ff. 70, 72.
25. Major-General John Disbrowe to Colonel John Clerke, at the Ad-
miralty ; Crookehorne [Crewkeme], 31 Mar. 1654 ; with seal. f. 74.
26. Heniy WUmot^ Earl of Rochester, to Prince Rupert ; Stansteed,
Bletchington, 7, 16 Jan. 1643, ff. 77, 78.
398
ADDITIONAL MSS., 21,506.
27. Sir Orlando Bridgeman [afterwards Lord Keeper] to [Arthur Capel]
Lord Capel, Lieutenant-Oeneral to Prince Bnpert ; Chester, 14 Apr.
1643, f. 80.
28. Anthony Ashley Cooper, Earl of Shaftesbury, to Lord Melfort (?) ;
3 Mar. [circa 1680], f. 83.
29. Power of attorney from the same as Lord Ashley to John Spicer,
Deputy Teller in the Exchequer ; Oxford, 7 Nov. 1665 ; with seal.
30. Roger Boyle, 1st Earl of Orrery, Lord President of Munster, to Sir
Eobert Southwell, Clerk to the Privy Council ; Castlemartyr, 14 May,
1678 ; with seal f. 87.
31. Sir John Eeatinge, Lord Chief Justice in Ireland, to ; with
an endorsement in the handwriting of James II. ; Dublin, 16 Sept.
1684, f. 90.
32. James Butler, Earl of Ossory [afterwards Duke of Ormonde],
to Sir Eobert Southwell; Badminton, 28 Aug. 1685; with seal,
f. 93.
33. [John Churchill, Earl, afterwards Duke of] Marlborough to Wil-
liam Blathway t, Secretary at War ; Maestricht, Breda, 25, 29 May,
1689 ; with seals, ff. 96, 98.
34. Sir Richard Pyne, Sir John Hely, Robert Doyne, Sir Richard Cox,
John Lyndon, Sir Henry Echlin, John Jeffrey son, and Nehemiah
Donellan, Judges in Ireland, to Sir Robert Southwell; Dublin,
6 Feb. 1696[7], f. 101.
35. William [King, Bishop of] Derry to Sir Robert Southwell ; Johns-
town, near Dublin, 21 Deo. 1697, ff. 104, 106.
36. John [Sharp], Archbishop of York, to [Ralph] Thoresby, of Leeds ;
Bishopsthorpe, 26 Apr. 1699, f. 108.
37. Thomas [Tenison, Archbishop of] Canterbury, Sir Nathan Wright,
Keeper of the Seals, [Thomas Herbert, Earl of] Pembroke, Lord
President of the Council and Lord High Admiral, [William Caven-
dish, Duke of] Devonshire, Lord Steward, [Charles Seymour, 11th
Duke of] Somerset, [Edward Villiers, Earl of] Jersey, Lord Cham-
berlain, and [Sidney, Lord] Godolphin, Lord High Treasurer, as
Lords Justices, to William III. ; Whitehall, 12 Aug. 1701, f. 111.
38. Sir Hew Dairy mple, Lord President, Robert Dundas, Sir John
Lauder, William Anstruther, Sir John Maxwell, Sir Gilbert Elliot,
Eobert Stewart, Sir Alexander Ogilvie, Robert Mackenzie, Hon.
James Erskine, Sir Alexander Campbell, John Muri-ay, and Adam
Cockbum, Lords of Session in Scotland, to Queen Anne, with a me-
morial by Sir Hew Dalrymple; Edinburgh, 6 July, 1708, & 114,
115.
39. Robert Harley [afterwards Earl of Oxford], Secretary of State, to
James Dayrolle [Resident at the Hague]; Whitehall, 1707,
f. 118.
f, 84.
ADDITIONAL MSS., 21,606, 21,607.
399
40. Horace Walpole [afterwards Lord Walpole of Woolterton], Secretary
to Hon. Henry Boyle, Secretary of State, to the same ; Whitehall,
14 Jan. 170f, f. 121.
41. Hon. Henry Boyle [afterwards Lord Carleton] to the same ; White-
hall, 3 Sept. 1708 ; 5 Apr. 1709 ; 30 June, 1710, fiF. 123-127.
42. Sir Constantino Phipps [Lord Chancellor of Ireland] to Sir Thomas
Hanmer, Bart, Speaker of the House of Commons ; Dublin, 14 Mar.
1713, f. 128.
43. James Craggs, Secretary of State, to James Dayrolle, Resident at
Geneva; Whitehall, 17 July, 4 Sept. 1719, flf. 131-133.
44. Charles, Viscount Townshend, Secretary of State, to the same ;
Whitehall, 23 June, 1721 ; 6 Mar. 172J, flF. 135, 136.
45. William Stanhope, Lord [afterwards Earl of] Harrington, Secre-
tary of State, to the same; Whitehall, 23 May, 1738; 3 Mar. 173J,
flF. 138, 139.
46. [John Russell, 4th Duke of] Bedford, Secretary of State, to the
same; Whitehall, 5 Aug. 1748, f. 141.
47. [Thomas Pelham] Holies, [Duke of] Newcastle, Secretary of State,
to the same; Hanover, t?,. Nov. 1748; Whitehall, 5 Nov. 1751,
AT. 144, 145.
48. [Robert Darcy, 6th Earl of] Holdemesse, Secretaiy of State, to the
same; Hanover, 19 Aug. 1755, f. 148.
49. William Pitt [afterwards Earl of Chatham], Secretary of State, to
Brownlow Cecil, Earl of Exeter [1757-8]. (Prinied in the Corre-
spondence of William Fitt^ Earl of Chathamy vol. i,p, 293. 8w. London^
1838.) f. 150.
60, Horatio Rafter wards Viscount] Nelson, to his uncle, William Suck-
ling; "Agamemnon," Vado Bay, 6 Nov. 1795, f. 151.
51. The same, as Lord Nelson, to Lieut.-Colonel Suckling ; franked
by Lord Nelson, under date of 21 Nov. 1801. Written with his left
hand ; with seal, f. 1 53.
52. Code of signals given by Lord Nelson on board the " Victory," oflF
Cadiz, 29 Sept. 1805, and used at the battle of Trafalgar ; with Lord
Nelson's signature, f. 155.
53. Engraved facsimile of the same, f. 156.
54. Arthur Wellesley, Duke of Wellington, to the Lady-in- Waiting on
the Landgravine of Hesse Homburg; London, 20 June 1835, f. 159.
55. Benjamin Franklin to Captain and Commodore Paul Jones; Passy,
23, 25 Mar. 1784; 5 June, 9 July, 1785, flF. 161-166.
5*3. Thomas JeflTerson, American Minister to France, and afterwards
President of the United States, to the same; Paris, 11 July, 1786,
f. 168.
Paper. Folio.
21,507. Autographs of English lawyers ; 1570-1848 : —
1. Sir William Skip with, Knt. [High Sheriflf of co. Lincoln], and
400
ADDITIONAL MSS., 21.607.
Christopher Bray, SeijeaBt-at-law [circa 1570]; Sir Walter Mild-
may [K.G., Treasurer and Chancellor of the Exchequer, temp,
Elizabeth], Edward Flowerdew, Robert Shute, and John Sotherton,
Junior Barons of the Exchequer [circa 1583], ff. 2, 4.
2. Certificate of Sir John Savile [Baron of the Exchequer and a
Member of the Council of the North] and Sir Eichard Wortley
[one of the Council of the North] to the Subsidy Commissioners in
CO. Nottingham; 22 Aug. 1598, f. 6.
3. Sir Thomas Fleming, Chief Baron of the Exchequer ; 1604-1607 ;—
Chief Justice of the King's Bench ; 1607-1613, f. 8.
4. Opinions of Sir Lawrence Tanfield [Serjeant-at-law; 1603-1605],
Sir Edward Coke [Serjeant-at-law in 1606], and Sir John Dodderidge
[Serjeant-at-law; 1603]; between 1603-1605, with a modem tran-
script by J. Newman, ff. 10 b, 13.
5. Opinion of Sir E. Coke ; temp. Eliz., f. 12.
6. Sir Edward Philipps, Master of the Eolls in 1608 ; n.d,, f. 16.
7. Sir Edward Heron and Sir Nowell Sotherton [Barons of the
Exchequer; 1608-9], f. 18.
8. Sir Julius CsBsar, Chancellor and Under Treasurer of the Exchequer
[1608] and Master of the Eolls [1614], f. 20.
9. Sir John Banks, Attorney-General, to the Officers of the Exchequer
[1634], f. 22.
10. Walter Littleton, Master in Chancery ; 4 Feb. 1661, f. 25.
11. Power of attorney from John Kelynge, Knt., Chief Justice of the
King's Bench, to John Squire, his servant; 12 Feb. 1665[6] ;
with seal f. 27.
12. Power of attorney from Sir Wadham Wyndham, Knt„ Justice of
the King's Bench, to his servant, John Hill, of Lincoln's Inn;
28 Nov. 1666, f. 27.
13. Power of attorney from Sir Thomas Twisden, Bart., Justice of the
King's Bench, to his servant, William Steele ; 4 May, 1668 ; with
seal f. 31..
14. Power of attorney from Sir William Wylde, Bart., Justice of
the King's Bench, to Michael Sergent, his servant; 12 July, 1671 ;
with seal f. 34.
15. Sir Christopher Turner, Chief Baron of the Exchequer; 25 June,
1672, f. 36.
16. Power of attorney from Sir John Vaughan, Knt., Chief Justice of
the Common Pleas, to Eobert Ayscough, his servant ; 28 Nov. 1674 ;
with seal, f. 38.
17. Power of attorney from Sir Francis Bramston, Baron of the
Exchequer, to Thomas Pettitt, his servant; 19 June, 1678; with
seal f. 40.
18. Opinion of Thomas Pemberton, Serjeant-at-law [afterwards Sir
Thomas, Chief Justice of the King's Bench ; circa 1677], f. 43.
Digitized by
ADDITIONAL MSS., 21,607.
401
19. Power of attorney from Sir Edward Atkyns, Ent., Baron of the
Exchequer, to Francis Brompton, his servant; 9 Deo. 1682; with
seal f. 46.
20. Power of attorney from Hir Thomas Jones, Knt., Justice of the
King's Bench, to Thomas Stainer, his servant ; 18 Dec. 1682, f. 49.
21. Power of attorney from Sir Francis Wythens, Justice of the
King's Bench, to Daniel Ludington ; 3 June, 1685, f. 51.
22. Sir Richard HoUoway, Justice of the King's Bench, to James
[Bertie, Ist] Earl of Abingdon, Lord-Lieutenant of co. Oxon ; St.
James's Day [25 July], 1685, f 55.
23. Opinion of Sir Robert Sawyer [Attorney General, 1681-1687];
n.d., f, 57.
24. Power of attorney from Sir Robert Atkyns, Chief Baron of the
Exchequer, to Benjamin Gregge; 13 Apr. 1692; with seal, f. 60.
25. Sir Thomas Trevor, Chief Justice of the Common Pleas to *
2 Oct. 1701, f. 62.
26. Power of attorney from Sir John Holt, liord Chief Justice of the
Queen's Bench, to John Coggs ; 25 Feb. 1 703 ; with seal. f. 65.
27. John Smith, Baron of the Exchequer; 28 Jan. 1707, f. 67.
28. Recognizances of cases before Sir John Powell, Justice of the
Queen's Bench ; 5 Dec. 1710, f. 69.
29. Sir Thomas Parker [afterwards Lord Parker and Earl of Maccles-
field, Lord High Chancellor]; 26 Jan. 1711; and Sir Littleton
Powys, Justice of the Queen's Bench ; 1 Feb. 1711, f. 69 b.
30. Recognizances of cases before Sir T. Parker; 13 Dec. 1710; — Sir
Littleton Powys; 30 Jan. 1711 ; — and Sir Robert Eyre, Justice of
the Queen's Bench; 8 Feb. 1710[1], ff. 71, 71 b.
31. Lord Parker, Chief Justice of the King's Bench; 23 Oct 1717,
m 72, 73 b.
32. Hon. Heneage Finch [M.P. for the University of Oxford, and
afterwards Earl of Aylesford], to ; Albury, 27 Jan. 17jf , f. 76.
33. Older of Sir John Blencowe, Justice of the Common Pleas ; 28 Jan.
1714, f. 78.
34. Sir Peter [afterwards Lord] King, Chief Justice of the Common
Pleas [afterwards Lord Chancellor], to Sir Robert Eyre, Justice of
the King's Bench; Norfolk Street, 22 Jan. 1717, f 80.
35. Sir Littleton Powys, Justice of the King's Bench; 27 Nov. 1717,
f. 83.
36. Recognizance of a case before Sir John Pratt, Chief Justice of the
King's Bench; 21 June, 4 George I. [1718], f. 85.
37. [Hon.] S[pencer] Compton [M.P. for Sussex and Speaker of the
House of Commons, afterwards Viscount Pevensey and Earl of
Wilmington], to Sir Robert Eyre, Justice of the King's Bench
[afterwards Chief Baron]; 15 Oct. 1718, f. 87.
38. Recognizances of cases before Sir Robert Raymond, Lord Ray-
MSS. — 1856. 2 D
402
ADDITIONAL MSS., 21,607.
mond, Chief Justice of the King's Bench ; 24 June, 1728, 16 Feb.
1731 ; — Sir Edmund Probyn and Sir James Keynolds, Justices of the
King's Bench [afterwards Chief Barons]; 6, 13 June, 1728, fL 90,
90 b.
89. Eecognizances before Sir Fjancis Page, Justice of the King's
Bench, and Sir William Lee, Knt. [afterwards Bart.], Justice,
afterwards Chief Justice of the same ; 23 Apr., 5, 8 June, 1733,
jBf. 93, 93 b.
40. Alexander Denton, Justice of the Common Pleas; 8 Mar. 1735,
f. 96.
41. Opinion of Sir John Sharpe, Solicitor-General [afterwards Recorder
of London and Master of the Ptolls] ; 13 Aug. 1737, f. 97.
42. Sir William Fortescue, Baron of the Exchequer; 11 Feb. 1735,
f. 99.
43. Sir Thomas Parker, Jun., Justice of the Common Pleas, and Sir
W. Fortescue ; 25, 28 Apr. 1741, f. 100.
44. Sir Thomas Parker: 7 Feb. 1740[1], 4 May, 1741, ff. 102, 103.
45. Sir John Willes, Chief Justice of the Common Pleas ; 25 Apr.,
6 May, 1741, ff. 105, 106.
46. Opinions of Sir Dudley Ryder, Attorney-General [afterwards Chief
Justice of the King's Bench]; 8 Mar. 1745[6], 28 Mar., 28 June,
1746, ff. 108-114.
47. The same to ; 1 Aug. 1747, f. 115.
48. Case in the Exchequer before the Hon. Heneage Legge, Baron of
the Exchequer ; 18 Aug. 1747, f. 118.
49. Opinion of Thomas Clarke, K.C. [afterwards Sir Thomas, Master
of the Rolls] ; 19 Sept. 1748, ff. 120-128.
50. Sir Thomas Birch, Justice of the Common Pleas ; 29, 31 Jan. 1750,
ff. 130-132.
51. R[ichard] Draper, Serjeant-at-law; 24 Jan. 1750[1], f. 134.
52. Sir Thomas Burnett, Justice of the Common Pleas ; 2, 5 Feb.
1750[1], ff. 136, 137.
53. Sir Nathanael Gundry, Justice of the Common Pleas ; 1, 4 Feb.
1750[1], 13 Feb. 1753, ff. 139-141.
54. Sir M[ichael] Forster, Justice of the King's Bench; 17 Jan. 1753,
f. 143.
55. Sir John Eardley Wilmot, Justice of the King's Bench [afterwards
Chief Justice of the Common Pleas] ; 7 Apr. 1755, f. 145.
56. Opinion of R[andle] Wilbraham, M.P. for Newtown, co. Lancaster;
Lincoln's Inn, 15 July, 1755, f. 147 b.
57. Robert Lord Henley, Lord Keeper, afterwards Earl of Korth-
ington, and Lord Chancellor, to [Sir Thomas Clarke], Master of the
Rolls [1760] ; with seal f. 150.
58. Opinion of George Nares, Serjeant-at-law [afterwards Justice of
the Common Pleas] ; Carey Street, 11 June, 1762, f. 153.
ADDITIONAL MSS., tl,607.
408
59. Hon. Henry Bathnrst, Justice of the Common Pleas [afterwards
Lord Apaley, and 2nd Earl Bathurst, Lord Chancellor]; 4 May,
1762, 29 Aug. 1765, ff. 156, 157.
60. Hon. Charles Yorke, Attorney-General ; 15 July, 1765, f. 159.
61. Petition of Rt. Hon. Charles Yorke and J. Coxe; n.d., f. 160.
62. Sir Charles Pratt, Chief Justice of the Common Pleas [afterwards
Lord Camden, Lord Chancellor] ; 15 June, 1765, f. 162.
63. Sir Edward Clive, Justice of the Common Pleas ; 24 June, 3 July,
1765, ff. 164, 165.
64. W[illiam] Jephson, Serjeant-at-law ; 1765, f. 167.
65. Opinion of Fletcher Norton [afterwards Speaker of the House of
Commons and Lord Grantley] ; Lincoln's Inn, 25 May, 1758,
66. Opinions of the same as Attorney-General, and of John Aylett
Stow; Lincoln's Lin, 22 Nov. 1765, 23 July, 1766, 17 Dec. 1767,
f. 171.
67. Becc^nizance before Sir Joseph Y'ates, Justice of the Common
Pleas; 23 Jan. 1770, f. 174.
68. Kecognisance before Sir Edward Willes, Justice of the King's
Bench ; 29 May, 1770, f. 176.
69. J[ames] Adair, Serjeant at-law [Recorder of London in 1779];
ff. 178, 179.
70. Thomas Walker, Serjeant at-law [1772] ; w.d., f. 181.
71. Kichard Perryn [afterwards Sir Hichard, Serjeant- at law and
Baron of the Exchequer] ; 20 Mar. 17r>9, f. 183.
72. Opinions of the same; 1 Feb. 1772, f, 184.
73. Petition of the same; 23 Apr. 1770, f. 187.
74. [William Murray] Lord Mansfield to Hon. Fitzroy ; Blooms-
bury, 29 Apr. 1773, f. 189.
75. Opinions of John Dunning [M.P. for Calne], Solicitor-General
[afterwards Lord Ashburton and Chancellor of the Duchy of
Lancaster] ; 16 June, 1768, 28 Feb. 1777, 26 Nov. 1774, ff. 192-197.
76. Becognizance before Sir Kichard Aston, Justice of the King's
Bench; 8 May, 1770; and order of the same; 31 Jan. 1776,
ff. 199, 200.
77. Opinion of Sir Edward Thurlow, Attorney-General [afterwards
Lord Thurlow, Lord Chancellor] ; 5 June, 1772, f. 202.
78. Befresher to the same ; 18 Feb. 1777, f. 204.
79. Ashley Cowper, Clerk of the Parliaments ; 23 Jan. 1777, f. 206.
80. Sir William Henry Ashnrst, Justice of the King's Bench ; n,d.,
and 27 Nov. 1777, ff. 209, 210.
81. John Heath, Serjeant-at-law [afterwards Sir John, Justice of the
Common Pleas] ; 1777, f. 212.
82. J[amee] W[allace, Solicitor- and Attorney-General, 1777-1782];
ff. 214, 215.
f. 169.
2 D 2
404
ADDITIONAL MSS., 21,607.
83. Opinion of Francis [afterwards Sir Francis] Buller [Bart.],
Serjeant at-law [afterwards Justice of the King's Bench and the
Common Pleas] ; Temple, 16 Feb. 1778, f. 217.
84. Case tried before the same ; n.d., f. 218.
85. Sir Henry Gould, Justice of the Common Pleas ; 15, 25 June,
1765, 16, 25 Nov. 1779, ff. 220-223.
86. Opinions, etc., of Sir William Blackstone, Justice of the Common
Pleas ; Wallingford, 2 Jan. ; Oxford, 14 Oct. 1765, 16 Feb. 1771,
9, 13 Nov. 1779, ff. 225-231.
87. William de Grey [afterwards Sir William, and Lord Walsingham],
as Solicitor-General; 15 July, 1765, f. 233.
88. Opinion of the same as Attorney-General ; 20 Dec. 1767,
89. The same, as Chief Justice of the Common Pleas ; 22 Nov. 1779,
f. 237.
90. A[lexander] W[edderbume, afterwards Lord Loughborough and
Lord Chancellor], as Solicitor-General; 28 Nov. 1776; and as
Attorney-General ; 19 Mar. 1779, ff. 239, 240.
91. Sir George Nares, Justice of the Common Pleas; 21 June, 20 Nov.
1779, ff. 242, 243.
92. Cranley Thomas Kirby, Serjeant-at-law [? 1781], f. 245.
93. Opinion of Thomas [afterwards Sir Thomas] Sewell ; 22 Dec. 1763,
f. 247.
94. The same, as Master of the EoUs ; 1 Feb. 1782, f. 249.
95. [Alexander Wedderburne] Lord Loughborough, Chief Justice of
the Common Pleas ; 25 Jan. 1783, f. 251.
96. Opinions, etc., of Sir Llojd [afterwards Lord] Kenyon, Attome^'^-
General and Master of the Rolls; 29 Jan. 1776-10 Jan. 1786,
ff. 253-260.
97. William Cockell, Serjeant-at-law [circa 1787], f. 262.
98. Charles Runnington, Serjeant-at-law [circa 1787], f. 264.
99. Samuel Marshall, Serjeant-at-law ; Easter Term, 1790, f. 266.
100. George Bond, Serjeant-at-law; 13 Nov. 1789, f. 268.
101. George Hardinge, afterwai*ds Solicitor-General to the Queen and
Chief Justice of Brecon, Glamorgan, etc.; 9 Dec. 1783, 20 Dec. 1790,
ff. 270, 271.
102. Sir Simon le Blanc, Justice of the King's Bench, and Sir Henry
Gould, Justice of the Common Pleas; 8 May, 1790, ff. 273, 274.
103. Opinion of George Hill, King's Serjeant; Lincoln's Inn, 22 May,
1790, f. 276 b.
104. Sir John Wilson, Justice of the Common Pleas ; 8, 15 May, 1790,
ff. 279, 280.
105. John Heath, Justice of the Common Pleas; 28 Apr., 17 May,
30 June, 1790, ff. 282-284.
106. R[ichard, afterwards Sir Richard] P[epper] AFrden], Solicitor-
f. 234 b.
ADDITIONAL MSS., 21,507.
405
General [afterwaids Attorney-General, Master of the Rolls, Chief
Justice of the King's Bench, and Lord Alvanley]; 24 Nov. 1783-
21 July, 1792, ff. 286-289.
107. E[dmund] Wigley [M.P. for Worcester and Hecorder of Leicester],
to Wesley, bookseller; Stafford, 8 Aug. 1792; with seal.
f. 291.
108. Opinion, efc, of Nash [afterwards Sir Nash] Grose, Serjeant-at-
law, and Justice of the King's Bench; 7 Apr. 1784, 5 July, 1793,
ff. 294-297.
109. Charles Abbot [afterwards Speaker of the HoU'^e of Commons
and Lord Colchester]; n.d,, and 3 Jan. 1793, ff. 299, aOO.
110. Soulden [afterwards Sir Soulden] Lawrence, Serjeant-at-law, to
[Henry] Barker, solicitor; Temple, 30 Nov., 20 Dec. 1793;— and
to James R. Head ; Temple, 1 Mar. 1794, ff. 302-306.
111. The same, and aa Justice of the Common Pleas ; n.d., and 19 July,
1794, ff. 307-309.
112. John Impey, attorney of the Sheriflf's Court of London; Inner
Temple, 7 Nov. 1797, f. 311.
113. John Mitford [afterwards Sir John, Sulicitor- and Attoiney-
Greneral, Speaker of the House of Commons, Lord Chancellor of
Ireland, and Lord Redesdale] ; 13 Feb. 1781-14 Nov. 1794, ff. 310-
317.
114. Opinion of the same; Lincoln's Inn, 18 Feb. 1795, f. 318.
115. William Mitford, M.P. for Beer Alston, co. Devon; 9 Dec. 1797,
f. 319.
116. Sir Giles Rooke, Justice of the Common Pleas; 26 Dec. 1797,
9 Jan. 1798, ff. 321, 322.
117. W[illiam, afierwards Sir William] G[arrow, Solicitor- and Attor-
ney-General, and Baron of the Exchequer] ; 7 Aug. 1797, 21 Mar.
1798, ff. 324-326.
118. Character of Sir James Eyre, late Chief Baron and Chief Justice
of the Common Pleas, o6. 6 July, 1798, drawn by Sir Thomas
Plumer [afterwards Solicitor- and Attorney- General, and first Vice-
Chancellor of England, and Master of the Rolls], f. 327.
119. Opinions, etc, of John [afterwards Sir John] Scott [Solicitor-
General, Attorney-Genei-al, Chief Justice of the Common Pleas,
Earl of Eldon, and Lord Chancellor]; 27 Apr. 1781-[1802], ff. 333-
340.
120. Arthur Palmer, Serjeant-at-law ; 19 Nov. 1801, f. 342 b.
121. Charles Wetherell [afterwards Sir 'Charles, Solicitor- and Attor-
ney-General] ; 16 June, 1801, f. 345.
122. Samuel Romilly [afterwards Sir Samuel, Solicitor -General];
21 May, 1790, 5 July, 1802, ff. 347-349.
123. Hon. Sp[encer] P[erceval] as Solicitor-General and Attoniey-
Genoral; 3 June, 1801, 14 May, 1803, ff. 351, 352.
406
ADDITIONAL MSS., 21,607.
124. Sir Robert Graham, Baron of the Exchequer ; 7 Dec. 1795, 10 Feb.
1804, K 354, 355.
125. Sir Beaumont Hotham [afterwards Lord Hotham], Baron of the
Exchequer, to William Henry Cavendish Bentinck, 3rd Duke of
Portland ; Dorchester, 15 Mar. 1783, f. 357.
126. The same ; 28 Feb. 1804, f. 359.
127. Draft of answer to a case by Thomas Manners Sutton [Solicitor-
General, Baron of the Exchequer, and Lord Chancellor of Ireland,
and Lord Manners] ; n,d,, f. 361.
128. The same; 23 Jan. 1804, f. 362.
129. Sir William Grant, Master of the Rolls; 19 July, 1802, 6 Aug.
1806, flF. 364, 367.
130. The same to John King ; Rolls House, 19 Jan. 1804, f. 365.
131. Sir A[rthur] P[iggot], Attorney-General ; 5 June, 1806, f. 369.
132. Ralph Clayton, Serjeant-at-law, to Messrs. Clayton and Scott,
attorneys ; Longton, near Preston, 2 Sept. 1806, f. 371.
133. The same ; Hilary Term, 46 George IIL [1806], f. 373.
lo4. John [afterwards Sir John] Leach [Vice-Chancellor and Master
of the RoUs] ; Lincoln's Inn, 25 Dec. 1806, f. 375.
135. John Williams ; 20 Jan. 1807, f. 377.
136. Sir Vicary Gibbs, M.P. for Cambridge University ; 5 May, 1808,
f. 379.
137. Opinions of James [afterwards Sir James] Mansfield [Solicittir-
General and Chief Justice of the Common Pleas] ; 1 July, 176S,
17 Nov. 1795, ff. 381, 383 b.
138. The same; Chester Circuit, 31 Aug. «a., 27 June, 1810, flF. 386,
387.
139. Sir Alan Chambre, Baron of the Exchequer and Justice of the
Common Pleas; 26 Nov. 1770, 9 Jan. 1805, 17 Dec. 1812, ff. 389-
391.
140. Frederick Pollock [afterwards Sir Frederick], Attorney-General
and Chief Baron of the Exchequer ; 18, Serjeants' Inn, 23 Oct. 1812,
f. 393.
141. Henry Dampier [afterwards Sir Henry], SerjeanL-at-law and
Justice of the King's Bench [1810], f. 395.
142. Sir George Wood [Baron of the Exchequer; 1807-1823], ff. 397-
399.
143. John Singleton Copley, Serjeant-at-law [afterwards Chief Justice
of Chester, Solicitor-General, Attorney-General, Master of the
Bolls, Lord Chief Baron of the Exchequer, Lord Chancellor, and
Lord Lyndhurst; 1814], f. 401.
144. Opinions, etc.^ of Eichard [afterwards Sir Bichard] Eichards,
Baron and Chief Baix>n of the Exchequer; 31 July, 1784, 22 June,
' 1801,6 Jan. 1817, ff. 403-406.
145. Sir S[amuel] Shepherd [Solicitor- and Attorney-General, and Chief
ADDITIONAL MSS., 21,607.
407
Baron in Scotland, and M.P. for Dorchester]; n.d., 27 Mar. 1817,
ff. 408, 409.
146. Edward Law, Lord EUenborough, Attome^'-General and Chief
Justice of the King's Bench, to Alan Chambre, Serjeant-at-law ;
Lincoln's Inn, 26 June, 1799; St James's Square, 14 Jan. 1815,
16 July, 1816, 26 May, 1818, flF. 411-416.
147. E[obe! t] Dallas [afterwards Sir Robert, S«>licitor-General and
Chief Justice of the Common Pleas]; 19 Aug. 1803, 4 Dec. 1822,
ff. 418, 419.
148. Sir James Burrongh, Justice of the Common Pleas; 7 Maj', 1817,
16 Jan. 1823, ff. 421, 422.
149. Sir John Bichardson, Justice of the Common Pleas; 20 Jan. 1823,
f. 424.
1 50. Sir John Bayley, Justice of the King's Bench [afterwards Baron
of the Exchequer] ; 27 June, 1823, f. 426.
151. John Hullock, Serjeant-at-law [afterwards Sir John, Baron of the
Exchequer]; n.d. [circa 1820], f. 428.
152. Sir Thomas Plumer, Master of the Rolls; 12 Feb. 1824, f. 430.
153. John Adams, Serjeant-at-law: n.d., f. 432.
154. H[enry] H[all] Joy, K.C., to T. M. S. ; 17 Feb. «.a., f. 434.
155. Robert Gifford, Lord Gifford, Master of the Rolls [1824-1826], to
Basil Montagu ; Vice-Cbancellor's Court, 21 July, , f. 436.
156. Opinions, etc,, of William [afterwards Sir William] Alexander,
Chief Baron of the Exchequer; Lincoln's Inn, 9 Sept. 1799; n.d,,
21 July, 1807, ff. 439-442.
157. [Charles Abbott, Lord] Tenterden, Lt>rd Chief Justice of the
King's Bench, to [George Kenyon, 2nd] Lord Kenyon; Russell
Square, 31 May, 1827, f. 444.
158. Joseph Jekyll, K.C., to ; Spring Gardens, 18 June, 1826;
to , n.d, ;— to Sir James Scarlett, K.C., M.P. for Peterborough
[afterwards Lord Chief Baron of the Exchequer and Lord Abinger];
with resolutions to be moved at the Bench table at the Inner
Temple; 9 Feb. 1829;— to ; 28 May, 1829, ff. 446-451.
159. W[illiam] D[raper] Best, Loid VVynford, afterwards Serjeant-at-
law, Justice of the Queen's Bench and Chief Justice of the Common
Pleas; 7 Aug. 1797 ; n.d., ff. 453, 454.
160. Sir James Scarlett, Attoiuej -General, afterwards Chief Baron
of the Exchequer and Lord Abinger, to ; 5 June, 1829 ; — to
[William Joseph] Denison ; Abinger Hall, 1 Oct 1831, ff. 457, 458.
161. " Memorandum for Mr. Pollock," written by the same" ex rela-
tione the member for Yorkshire " [Lord Brougham], f. 460.
162. Rt. Hon. Anthony Hart, afterwards Sir Anthony, Vice-Chancellor
of England and Lord Chancellor of Ireland ; n.d., f. 463.
163. The same to John Wyatt; Norfolk Street, 27 June, 1831 ; with
seal f. 464.
408 ADDITIONAL MSS., 21,607, 21,608,
164. John BeU, K.C., to ; 20, Bedford Square, 1 Mat. >831, f. 467.
165. Thomas Erskine [afterwards Rt. Hon. Sir Thomas, Justice of the
Common Pleas and Chief Judge of the Court of Bankruptcy] to Basil
Montagu; Lincoln's Inn, 8 Nov. 1831, n.d., ff. 469, 470.
166. John Bernard Bosanquet, Serjeant-at-law [afterwards Sir John,
Justice of the Common Pleas]; 6 Feh. 1824, 17 Feb. 1832, ff. 472-
474.
167. Sir Edward Hall Alderson [Justice of the King's Bench, and
Baron of the Exchequer in 1834] to Mrs. ; Temple, Tuesday
afternoon, f. 476.
168. Sir James Allan Park [Justice of the Common Pleas and Baron of
the Exchequer]; n.d., ff. 478-481.
169. Sir Stephen Gaselee, Justice of the Common Pleas ; Montague
Place, 1 June, 1827, 28 Nov. 1828, n,d. ; to James Taylor, 24 Sept.
1835, ff. 483-488.
170. Basil Montagu, K.C., Acconntant-General of the Court of Bank-
ruptcy; 3 June, 1836, f. 490.
171. Sir John Vaughan, Justice of the Common Pleas; 29 June, 1838,
f. 492.
172. Sir Nicholas Conyngham Tindal, Chief Justice of the Common
Pleas, to [J. Massey] Clerk of the Essoins ; 1 May, 1833 ; to — — ;
w.d., ff. 494, 496.
173. Sir William Erie, Justice [afterwards Chief Justice] of the Com-
mon Pleas ; 17 June, 1846, f. 498.
174. Sir Thomas Wilde, Chief Justice of the Common Pleaa [after-
wards Lord Truro, Lord High Chancellor]; 83, Eaton Square,
18 Oct 1848; n.d., ff. 500-502.
Paper and vellum. Folio.
21,608. Original letters and autographs of English authors, artists,
actors, etc, from circa 1640 to circa 1829 : —
1. Merio Casauhon, D.D., to Henry Wotton, rector of Wrentham;
West Ashling, 23 May, drca 1640, f. 2.
2. Eichard Flecknoe, poet and dramatist, to ; with a critique upon
" the portrait of y® Duchesse of Lorain [Lorraine] vnder y* name of
Latona ;" Brussels, Nov. 1659. Fr. f. 4.
3. Theme on the thesis " Vivitur parvo hen^," by Thomas Atkinson
[rector of Islip, near Oxford, B.D. in 1636]. Lat. f. 8.
4. Matthew Prior, as secretary to the commissioners for the treaty of
Ryswick, to William Blath way t, Secretary-at-War ; Hague,
25, 30 Oct. 1697, ff. 10-18.
6. W[illiam ?] Forster, vicar of Stanford, co. Northampton, to [William]
Wotton, rector of Milton [Middleton Keynes], near Newport
Pagnell, Buckinghamshire; Stanford, 12 July, 1704, f. 20.
6. Nicholas Rowe, the dramatibt, to Charlotte Rich, Countess of
Digitized by
ADDITIONAL MSS., 21,608, 21,609.
409
Warwick, -afterwards wife of Joseph Addison ; 25 July [circa
1707] ; with verses to her (printed in his works), and at the end a
note by Isaac Reed ; 21 Deo. 1780, ff. 23, 24.
7. Mark Akenside, M.D., the poet, signed Akinside, to Rev. W. Barker;
Newcastle-upon-Tyne, 24 May, 1742, f. 26.
8. David Garrick, the actor, to William Woodfall, the printer [circa
1775-1776], flf. 29, 31.
9. Agreement of the same with John Rich on account of the comedy
of ** The Rake," aluis " The Suspicious Husband" [by Dr. Benjamin
Hoadley]; 27 Dec. 1746; with receipt 11 Feb. 1746[7], f. 33.
10. Epitaph by the same on James Quin's monument at Bath ; [o6. 21
Jan. 1766]. Copy, f. 34.
11. Bill of William Hogarth for his engravings sold to Laurence
Shirley, Earl of Ferrers, and receipt of Anne Hogarth, his wife ;
11 June, 1750, f. 36.
12. William Shenstone, the poet, to [Rev. Richard] Graves; the
Lease wes [co. Salop], 21 Mar. 1755. Unsigned, f. G8.
13. Philip Dormer Stanhope, 4th Earl of Chesterfield, to his son;
Isleworth [1738?] French. Unsigned, f. 41.
14. Rev. Thomas Blacklock, the blind Scotch poet, to ; Dumfries,
4 Feb. 1760, f. 44.
15. Laurence Sterne, D.D., to Mr. Beckett, his publisher; Bagneres
de Bigorre, 15 July, 1763 ; with seal. f. 47.
16. John Flaxman to ; [London] 31 Jan. 1799, f. 50.
17. Signature of George Gordon, 6th Lord Byron, the poet, f. 52.
18. Anne Isabella Noel, Lady Byron, wife of the above, to Hailes,
bookseller ; Tunbridge Wells, 6 May, 1822, f. 53.
19. Samuel Taylor Coleridge, the poet, to Basil Montagu ; 12 Nov.
1826; with seal; — and to Mrs. Montagu; Highgate [^riVca 1829],
ff. 55, 57.
20. Thomas Campbell, the poet, to Webb ; 62, Margaret Street,
Cavendish Square [circa 1823], f. 60.
21. Lines from " Hallowed Ground," with Campbell's signature; n-d.,
ff. 61, 62.
22. Robert Southey: the ballad of ** Roprecht the Robber;" n.rf.,
f.64.
23. The same to ; 1, Harley Street, 23 July, s.a. Unsigned. £ 78*
24. Signature of the same, f. 79.
Paper. Folio.
21,609. Autograph letters and signatures of French sovereigns and
royal personages ; 1410-1833. Fr. : —
1. Jehan [Due de Berri, son of John XL of France] to his nephew
[Louis IL d'Anjou, titular] King of Jerusalem and Sicily; Paris,
28 Aug. [circa 1410?], f. 2.
410
ADDITIONAL MSS., 21,609.
2. Charles, Conte d^Angoulesme, to Jacques Barean, Receiver uf Angou-
lesme, and to Lyonnet Barbe, Lieutenant of the Castle of Chastel-
neuf ; Coignac [Cognac], 27 Jan. 1481, f. 5.
3. Louis XII. of France fo Charles d'Amboise de Chaumont, Marshal
and Admiral of France, and Lieutenant-General " dela les mons "
[t.c. in Italy]; Blois, 8 Feb. [1509], f. 7.
4. Catherine de* Medici, wife of Henry 11. of France, to her son Henry,
King of Poland, afterwards Henry III. of France ; Paris, 3 July,
1673, f. 10.
6. Permit from Prince Fran9oi8 de Bourbon, Comte de St. Paul,
Governor of Dauphine, to Captain Chemy ; Valence, 3 Nov. 1 574 ;
with seal. f. 13.
6. Henry, King of Navarre, afterwards Henry IV. of France, to his
mother-in-law, Catherine de' Medici, Queen Begent of France ;
N6rac, 3 Mar. [1580], f. 16.
7. Elisabeth Charlotte, Duchesse d'Orleans, second wife of Philippe,
Due d'Orleans, to George, Prince of Denmark ; Versailles, 6 Aug.
1701 ; with seals, f. 19.
8. Philippe d'Orleans, Eegent of France, to George, Piince of Wales ;
Paris, 14 Sept. 1717 ; with seals, f. 23.
9. Elisabeth Charlotte d'Orleans, wife of Leopold Joseph Charles, Duke
of Lorraine, to her nephew, Jean Philippe d*Or leans, Grand Prior of
France ; Luneville, 4 Jan. 1730; with seal. f. 26.
10. Charlotte Agla6e d'Orleans, daughter of Philippe d'Orleans, Regent
of France, and wife of Francois, Prince of Modena, to hei- brother,
Jean Philippe d'Orleans, Grand Prior of France ; Eeggio, 21 Jan.
1731 ; with seal. f. 29.
11. Louis, Duo d'Orleans, son of Philippe the Eegent, to [Charles
Daniel Gabriel de Pestel-de-Levis-de-Thubieres-de-Caylus] Bishop
of Auxerre; Paris, 18 June, 1744, f. 32.
12. Louis Philippe, Due d'Orleans, son of the above, to M. [Daniel
Charles] Trudaine [direoteur des ponts etchaussees] ; Pari^, 10 Sept.
1764, f. 34.
13. Louise Marie Adelaide de Bourbon Penthi^vre, Duchesse d'Orleans,
wife of Philippe, Due d'Orleans [6galite], to the Comfe [Barbe-
Marbois, Ministre du tresor public?] ; Paris, 24 Nov. 1816, f. 37.
14. Marie Leczinska, wife of Louis XV., to [Andre Hercule] Cardinal
de Fieury ; 17 [Oct. 1729] ; with seals, f. 39.
15. Jeanne Antoinette Poisson, Marquise de Pompadour, mistress of
Louis XV., to her brother, M. de Vaudierre. Unsigned; 3 Jan. 1751.
16. Louis le Dauphin, son of Louis XV., and father of Louis XVI.,
to the Comte de Grammont; Versailles, 11 Jan. 1756; with seal.
17. Maria Josepha of Saxony, daughter of Frederic Augustus III. of
f. 42.
f. 45.
ADDITIONAL MSS., 21,609.
411
Poland, and second wife of the above, to [Charles Francois] Comte
de Broglie. Unsigned ; 23 June, 1757 ; with seal. f. 48.
18. Princess Marie Adelaide, daughter of Louis XY. ; Versailles, 1 Deo.
1776, f. 51.
19. The same and Princess Victoire, her sister; 10 Oct. 1785,
f. 53.
20. Orders of Abb^ de Rnallem, Almoner to the above, for payments on
behalf of the Princesses; Fontainebleau, 20 Oct. 1785; Paris, 16
Aug. 1786. ff. 53, 54, 56.
21. Etat de Charit^s de mesdames distiibuees sous les ordres de
M. TAbb^ de Kuallem ; 15 April-13 Aug. 1786;" audited by Prin*
cesses Mane Adelaide and Victoire ; Bellevue, 13 Aug. 1786 ; and
receipt of Abbe Mabire; 17 Aug. 1786, f. 56.
22. Louis Auguste, aftei-wards Louis XVL, to ; Fontainebleau,
23 Oct. 1765, f. 58.
23. Louis XVIIL to [Arthur Richard de Dillon] Archbishop of Nar-
bonne ; Blankenbnrg, 16 Oct. 1797, f. 60.
24. Napoleon Bonaparte to Michel Ney, Prince de Moskowa, Marshal
of France; Troyes, 26 Feb. 1814, f. 62.
25. Vicomte Alexandre Beauhamois, " depute du Departement du Loire
et du Cher," htisband of Josephine, afterwards Empress of the
French, to Delessart ; Paris, 16 Feb. 1791, f. 64.
26. Joseph Bonaparte, eldest brother of Napoleon I., and King of
Spain, to [Henri Jacques Guillaume Clarke] Due de Feltre ; Madrid,
25 Dec. 1812, f. 66.
27. Louis Bonaparte I., afterwards King of Holland, to his brother
the Emperor; Paris, 2 Prairial, an xii. [22 May, 1804], f. 68.
28. Hortense Eugenie Beauhamois, daughter of the Empress Jo-
sephine, and wife of the above, to ; 17 May, 1822, f. 71.
29. [Marie Anne] Elisa Bonaparte, sister of the Emperor, Princess of
Lucca and Grand Duchess of Tuscany, to Count , Minister of
State, with copy of answer ; 10 Aug. 1810, f. 73.
30. Princess Marie Annonciata Caroline Bonaparte, widow of Joachim
Murat, King of Naples, to her nephew, Prince Louis Napoleon,
aftei-wards the Emperor Napoleon III.; Florence, 31 Dec. 1833;
with seal. f. 76.
31. Princess Marie Pauline Bonaparte, sister of Napoleon I., wife of
Camillo Prince Borghese, to the same ; Kome, 2 Jan. 1820, f. 79.
32. Charles Philippe, Comte d'Artois, brother of Louis XVIIL, and
afterwards Charles X. of France, to [John Thomas de Burgh, 13th]
Earl of Clanricarde ; Holy Rood Abbey, 19 July, 1799, f. 82.
33. Charles de Bourbon, Comte de Soissons, son of Louis, 1st Prince
of Conde; Paris, 28 July, 1594, f. 84.
34. Grant of leave of absence to Captain de la Valine by Henry 11. de
Bourbon, 3id Prince de Cond^ ; Dijon, — Mar. 1634, f. 86.
412
ADDITIONAL MSS., 21,609.
35. Louis II. de Bourbon, 4th Prince de Cond^, le grand, to M. D'Agnes-
seau, Intendant of Languedoc ; Chantilly, 20 July, 1682, f. 88.
36. The same to [Diane Henriette de Budos] Duchesse de St. Simon,
wife of Claude de Rouvroy, Due de St. Simon ; Paris, 12 Nov. 1665 ;
with seals, f. 89.
37. Audit by Louis Henri de Bourbon, 7th Prince de Conde, Minister
to Louis XV., of an account of the expenditure in the Bastille in
Sept. 1724 ; Fontainebleau, 25 Oct. 1724, f. 92.
38. L[ouis] J[ean] M[arie] de Bourbon [Due de PenthievreJ to ;
Paris, 21 June, 1760, f. 94.
39. Louis Joseph de Bourbon, 9th Prince de Cond6, to Abb^ Terray,
Controller-General ; Chantilly, 20 Feb. 1772, f. 96.
40. Answer of Abb^ Terray, 26 Feb. 1772, and form of commission
given to the notaries, flF. 97, 98.
41. Louis Antoine Henri de Bourbon, Due d*Enghien, to ; Eimel-
diDgen [1804?], f. 100.
42. Louis Armando de Bourbon, 2nd Prince de Conti, to M. D'Agues-
seau, Intendant of Languedoc ; Fontainebleau, 7 Nov. 1684 ; with
seal. f. 102.
43. Fran9ois Louis de Bourbon, Prince de La Roche-sur-Yon, 3rd
Prince de Conti, to Fran9ois Henri de Montmorenci, Due de Luxem-
bourg, Marshal of France; au Camp d*Endingen, 27 Sept. [1690?] ;
with seal f. 105.
44. Louis Fran9ois de Bourbon, Comte de la Marche, and 5th Prince
de Conti, to the Queen of England [Caroline, wife of George 11.];
Paris, 23 Feb. 1732, f. 109.
45. LoTjise Adelaide de Bourbon, Mademoiselle de la Roche-sur-Yon,
daughter of Francois Louis, 3rd Prince de Conti, to ; Versailles,
13 Mar. 1737, f. 112.
46. Charles de Bourbon, Comte de la Marche, brother of Louis Fran-
cois, 5th Prince de Conti, to M. Du Vaucel; Paris, 30 Apr. 1757,
47. Louis Francois Joseph de Bourbon, 6th Prince de Conti, to M. de
Forges, Intendant des Finances; Paris, 30 Sept. 1787, f. 116.
48. Louis, Due de Vendosme, eldest son of Cesar, Due de Vendomo, to
; au Camp de la Lande dedevant Bruges, 2. June, 1631,
49. Cesar, Due de Vendosme, son of Henry IV. of France, to M. de
Hauteville; Usdam [Usedom?], 11 Aug. 1631; with seals. And
to [Constantine] Huygens, Heer van Zuylichem, secretary to
William, Prince of Orange; Treveer [Ti evi^res ?], 9 Nov. 1631;
with seals, ff. 120, 121.
50. Cong^ d'elire from Philippus de Vendosme [brother of Louis Joseph,
Due de Vendome,] Knight of Malta, and Grand Prior of France, to
[Fran9oi8 II. do Kesmond,] Bishop of Bayeux, or his Vicars-
f. 114.
f. 118.
ADDITIONAL MSS., 21,609, 21,610.
413
General, recommending Nicholas Rioult to the cure of the parish
church of the village of Tracy ; Paris, 6 Dec. 1682. LaL ; with seal.
Vellum, f. 123.
61. The same to Nicolas Catinat, Marshal of France, in Germany;
Paris, 14 May, 1702 ; with seal f. 124.
52. Joseph Louis, Due de Vondosme, grandson of Cesar, to ; Am-
hem, 28 Apr. [1667 ?], f. 127.
53. Louis Auguste de Bourhon, Due du Maine, natural son of
Louis XIV., to M. de Nicolay, premier President de la Chambre
des Comptes; Paris, 17 June, 1716 ; with seal. f. 129.
54. The same to M. Voyer de Panlmy d'Argenson, Minister of State
for Foreign Affairs ; Sceaux, 30 Aug. 1718, f. 131.
55. Permit of Louis Alexandre de Bourbon, Comte de Toulouse, Ad-
miral of France and Minister of Marine, to Theunis Gisbrescen, the
master of a vessel ; Bayonne, 18 May, 1707 ; with seal. Printed.
56. The same to M. de Beanhamois; Paris, 23 Oct. 1721, f. 135.
57. Warrant of Charlotte de Bourbon for payment of her dividend on
South Sea Stock; London, 15 Feb. 172|. Eng. f. 143.
58. L^onor d*Orleans, Due de Longueville, to Charles IX. of France ;
Amiens, 5 July, 1572, f. 145.
59. Marie de Bourbon, Comtesse de St. Paul and Duchesse d*Estoute-
ville, widow of the above, to M. [Nicolas Brulart] de Sillery,
" Conseiller dn Roy, president en sa cotirt de Parlement, et Ambas-
sadeur pour sa Ma*** aux Ligues," afterwards Chancellor of France ;
Hambie, 26 Oct. 1594, f. 148.
60. Catherine de Gonzaga, Duchesse de Longueville, daughter of Louis,
Due de Nevers, and wife of Henry L, Duo de Longueville and
Estouteville, to Cardinal de Kichelieu ; Jan. 1628. Fr. ; with seals,
f. 151.
Paper and vellum. Folio.
81,510. Autograph letters and official documents of the house of
Lorraine; 1500-1774. Fr.:—
1. Ren6 II., Duke of Lorraine and Barr, and titular King of Jerusalem
and Sicily, to the Dean and Chapter of St. Dyey [St. Die] ; Pont-&-
Mousson, 24 July [drca 1500], f. 2.
2. Marguerite de Lorraine, daughter of Frederic, Comte de Vaudemont
and Joinville, and widow of Bene, Due d'Alen9on, to Louise de
Savoye, mother of Francis I. of France; Essay, 18 Dec. 1515, f. 4.
3. Chrestienne, Duchess Dowager of Lorraine and Barr, daughter
of Christian If. of Denmark, widow of Francesco Sfoiza, Duke
of Milan, and of Francis, Duke of Lorraine, to the Dean and
Chapter of St. Die; Luneville, 4 Feb. 1565, avant Basques; with
seal f. 6.
f. 133.
414
ADDITIONAL MSB., 21,610.
4. Nicolas de Lorraine, Comte de Yaudemont, to his son Philip Ema-
nuel, Due de Merooenr; Nancy, 23 July, 1576, f. 9.
6. Charles 11. de Lorraine, Duke of Lorraine and Barr, to Henry TV,
of France; Nancy, 20 Nov. [1591]; with seals, f. 12.
6. The same to the magistrates of Varennes; Nancy, 22 Apr. 1577 ;
with seal. f. 13.
7. Claude de France, daughter of Henry II. of France, and wife of
Charles IL, Duke of Lorraine, to her brother, Henry III. of France
[circa 1570], f. 15.
8. Acquittance of Charles de Lorraine, Due de Mayenne, Grand
Chamberlain of France and Governor of Burgundy ; 31 Dec. 1582.
Vellum, f. 18.
9. Batification by Charles [de Guise], Cardinal of Lorraine, Charles,
Cardinal de Bourbon, and Nicolas Pelleve, Archbishop of Sens,
Papal Commissioners, of the sale of lands belonging to tbe abbey
of St. Crespin-en-Chaye, dioc. Soissons; 15 Feb. 1570. Vellum,
f. 20.
10. Certificate of Henry de Lorraine, Duo de Guise, of the services of
Henry le Comte, groom of the royal stud ; Paris, 2 Jan. 1574 ; with
seal Vellum, f. 22.
11. Charles de Lorraine, Diic d'Aumale, to his brother-in-law, Francis
de Luxembourg, Due de Piney ; Blois, 24 Dec. [circa 1585] ; with
seals, f. 24.
12. Warrant of Charles de Lorraine, 4th Due de Guise, for the re-
tention of the Sieur de Roncey in his suite; Paris, 17 Feb. 1595.
Vellum, f. 26.
13. Charles Cardinal de Lorraine, Bishop of Strassburg, son of
Charles IL, Due de Lorraine, and Claudia, daughter of Henry 11.
of France, to his uncle, Henry IV. of France and Navarre ; Nancy,
6 Aug. 1603 ; with seal. f. 28.
14. Beceipt of Marie de Lorraine, Abbess of Notre Dame de Chelles
St. Baupteur, for money paid by the late Fran9oi8 Godet for the use
of his daughter Johanne, a nun in the said convent ; 4 Mar. 1605.
Vellum, f. 31.
15. Receipt of Claude de Lorraine, Duo de Chevreuse, Prince de Join-
ville, for the payment of his corps of '* hommes d'armes ;** Montargis,
13 July, 161.{; with «eaZ. Vellum, f. 33.
16. Warrant of the same, as Grand Falconer of France, for the appoint-
ment of Anthoine le Secq, Sieur du Tard, as one of the gentlemen of
the falconry; Paris, 1 Dec. 1623. Vellum, f. 34.
17. Order of H[enrietta] Catherine de Joyeuse, daughter of Henry,
Duke of Joyeuse, and wife of Charles IV., Duke of Guise, for pay-
ment to Pere Francois Tacon, procureur of the Jesuits in the pro-
vince of France; Paris, 4 Nov. 1615; with receipt of the said
Fran9ois; 5 Nov., ff. 37, 37 b.
ADDITIONAL MSS., 21,610.
415
18. Marguerite de Gonzaga, daughter of Vincenzio Gonzaga, Duke
of Mantua, and wife of Henry, Duke of LorraiDO, to M. Voillot, her
husband's secretary at Plombieres; '* De la Malgrange," 21 May,
1616; with seal f. 39.
19. Frangois, Due de Lorraine and Oomte de Yaudemont, son of Duke
Charles II., to [Charles] Marquis de Mouy ; Asteir [Ast6], 29 Apr.
1646, f. 41.
20. Charles, Duo de Lorraine, son of Francois, Comte de Vaudemont,
to the Emperor [FordinaDcL 11. of Germany] ; Nancy, 18 Apr. 1631 ;
with seed. f. 44.
21. Henry de Lorraine, Duo de Guise, son of Duke Charles IV., to
[Henry Fredeiio] Prince of Orange ; Flushing, 1 July, 1643 ; with
seals, f. 47.
22. Eeceipts of Fran^oise [Ken6e] de Lorraine, Abbess of Montmartre ;
20 Apr. 1660, 29 Feb. 1664; with seals. Vellum, ff. 60, 61.
23. Beceipt of Marie Anne de Lorraine, Abbess of Montmartre ;
daughter of Francis, Prince d'Harcourt and Due de Guise;
the abbey of Montmartre, 3 Jan. 1698. Fr. ; with seal. Vellum.
24. Marguerite de Lorraine, daughter of Francis, Comte de Vaudemont,
and wife of Gaston, Duke of Orleans, to M. Goulas, secretaire des
Commandemens de Monsieur " [the Duke] ; Paris 20 Sept. 1644 ;
with seals, f. 66.
26. Charles Henry de Lon-aine, Prince de Vaudemont, and Governor of
Milan, to William Blathwajt, Secretary-at-AVar ; Milan, 29 Apr.,
9 Sept. 1699, ff. 58, 60.
26. Order of the same for payment of the debts of the Comte de
Mursay; Mantua, 28 Mar. 1707, f. 63.
27. Lipoid, Duke of Lorraine [son of Duke Charles V., and Eleonora
of Austria], to ; Luneville, 26 Jan. 1719, f. 66.
28. Verses by the same, " sur un souper ou Ton soitoit [souhaitait]
qu*une personne qui en devoit estre sanuiat [s'ennuy&t] Priere k
Pennui," f. 68.
29. Prince Charles do Lorraine, son of Duke Leopold, to ; Bar6ges,
16 Aug. 1747. f. 71.
30. Orders of the same to M. Boula, tresorier-g6n^ral des Eouries du
Eoy; Paris, 6 May, 1749-20 Dec. 1761, ff. 72-76.
31. Warrant of Fran9ois Camille, Prince de Lonaine, Canon of the
Cathedral of Strassburg, Abbat of St. Victor at Marseilles, for the
appointment of Jean Baptiste Flotte as Capitaine*Q6n^ral des
Chasses over the lands belonging to the abbey; Strassburg, 10 June,
1763. Vellum, f. 78.
32. Receipt of Charles Eugene de Lon aine, Prince de Lambesc ; Paris,
1 Apr. 1774. f. 81.
P aper and vellum. Folio.
f. 63.
4ie
ADDITIONAL MS8., 21,6U, 21,612.
21.511. Original letters from Beatrix de Lorraine, widow of Eugene
Leopold, Prince de Cantecix)ix, and second wife of Charles III.,
Duke of Lorraine, to Constantino Hu^^gens, Seigneur de Zuylichem,
Councillor of Madame la Princesse Douairiere d*Orange [Mary,
daughter of Charles I. of England, and widow of William IX.,
Prince of Orange]; dat. Antwerp, Brussels, Mons, Braine, and
Besan9on, 21 Oct. 1652-13 Oct. 1662. Fr.; with seals. All the
letters are holograph except the first two. Paper. Folio.
21.512. Autograph letters and signatures of eminent Frenchmen ;
1452-1852 :—
1. Guillaume d'Estoutevillo, Cardinal Archbishop of Houen, to
Charles VII. of France ; Castle of St. Jehan, in Lombardy, 23 Oct.
[1462], f. 2 b.
2. [Andr^ de Foix, Seigneur de] Asparros, commanding the French
forces in Navarre, to Francis 1. of France ; Logroigne [Logrono],
8 June, 1521. f. 5.
3. Alberti Pio, Comte de Carpi, to Francis L ; Rome, 25 June, 1521 ;
with seal. f. 7.
4. J[ean] Breton [de Villandri, secretary to Francis-L], to Francis I.;
Pome, 4 June [1521], f. 9.
5. Antoine [Perrenot] Cardinal de Granvolle to [Fernando Alvarez
de Toledo] Duke of Alva, in Flanders; Rome, 11 Sept. 1568.
Span. f. 12.
6. [Henri de la Tour d'Auvergne,Vicomte de] Turenne,Duc de Bouillon,
and Ambassador in England, to ; London, 29 Nov. 1590, f. 16.
7. Order of the same on a petition of the widow of Amould Henrot ;
22 Jan. 1592, f. 17.
8. Nicolas de Neufville, Due de Villeroy, Secretai y of State, to [Aymare
Hennequin] Bishop of Rennes ; Pontoise, 24 Feb. 1594, f. 19.
9. Corrections of Maximilien de Bethuno, Marquis de R^jsny and Due
de Sully, Minister to Henry lY., as Intendant des Finances, on a
petition to the King " pour la revoquation de la Chambre Royalle
[circa 1600], f. 25.
10. " Estat de recepte des fermes de la baronye de Couruille;" signed
by the same, 1580, f. 27.
1 1 . Charles d* Albert, Due de Luynes, Constable of France and Minister
to liOuis XIIL, to [Henri de la Tour d*Auvergne], Due de Bouillon ;
18 Mar. 1619 ; with seals, f. 32.
12. [Louis de Rohan] Prince de Guemene, Grand Veneur of France,
to Cardinal de Richelieu ; " du bort de Monsieur le Mai'^hal de
Schomberg 15 Nov. 1627, f. 35.
13. Notice by Frederic Maurice, Due de Bouillon, Governor of Lim-
burg and Maestricht, of the non-appearance of soldiers on furlough
at a muster; Maestricht, 10 Feb. 1635. Dutch, f. 38.
ADDITIONAL MSS., 21,612, 21,618.
417
14. Louis de Nogaret, Cardinal de La Valette, Lientenant-G^neral of
the French forces, to Cardinal Eichelieu; Montsogeon [Mont-
saiijen, in Champagne], 30 Sept. 1636 ; with geaU. £ 40.
15. The same to [Jacques Nompar de Canmont] de la Force, Marshal
of France; Thou, 16 July, 1634; with iedU. f. 43.
16. The same to Fi-an9oi8 Auguste de Thou; Thuron [in Franche-
Comt6], 21 Feb. 1639 ; with $eal$. f. 45.
17. Marguerite de Foyx, Duohesse d'Epernon, wife of Jean Louis de
Nogaret de la Valette, to [Henri de la Tour d'Auvergne], Yicomte
de Turenne [1592], f. 48.
18. [Armand Charles de la Porte] Due [de la Meilleraye et] Mazarin,
with postscript by the Duchess Hortense [Mancini], to [Jean Bap-
tiste] Colbert; Paris, 29 July, 1662, f. 51.
19. Marie Mancini, niece of Cardinal Mazarin, and wife of Prince
Colonna, Constable of Naples, to Charles II. of England ; Madrid,
21 Mar. 1676, f. 54.
20. [Bernardin Gigault], Marquis de Bellefonds, Marshal of France,
to Charles II. of England; Versailles, 21 Feb. [1649], f. 57.
21. [Louis Crevaut] de Hnmi^res, Marshal of France, to James II.
of England; Versailles, 9 Mar. 1685; with copy of letter from
Louis XIV. to Cardinal d'Estrees, ff. 59, 61.
22. Thomas de Savoye, Comte de Soissons, to William III. of England ;
Brussels, 9 May, 1697, f. 63.
23. Louis Fran9oi8, Duo de Boufflers, Marshal of Fi-ance, to John
Churchill, Earl, afterwards Duke, of Marlborough; au Camp de
Hussuin [Huissen?, near NymegenJ, 12 July, 1702, f. 67.
24. [Jean Antoine de Biqueti] Marquis de Mirabeau, to Abb6 de
CasteUane, Canon of Beaune ; Aix, 14 Mar. 1736, f. 70.
25. Bill of exchange drawn by [Jean Antoine Joseph Elzear de
Biqueti] Mirabeau, Chevalier de Malte, upon [Honor^ Gabriel
Biqueti], Marquis de Mirabeau ; Malta, 15 Oct. 1762, f. 72.
26. [Charles Fran9ois Duperrier] Dumouriez, French General, to ;
Versailles, 25 Nov. 1763, f. 74.
27. [Charles Maurice de P6rigord], Prince de Talleyrand, Bishop of
Autun, Minister of State, to TuUemache; Dover [1792]; with
seal f. 76.
28. [Francois Pierre Guillaume] Guizot, to Louis Philippe, King of
the French; 9 Dec. 1846, f. 79.
29. [Louis] A[dolphe] Thiers, to Bt. Hon. Edward Ellice; London,
12 Jan. 1852, f. 82.
Paper. Folio.
Sl,613. AuTOGBAPH letters and signatures of French statesmen and
official persons during the Bevolution and Empire ; 1783-1822 : —
1. Jean Sylvain Bailly, Mayor of Paris, to [Fran9ois Emmanuel
M88.— 1856. 2 E
418
ADDITIONAL MSB,, 21,618.
Guignard] Comte de St. Priest; Paris, 10 May, 1790, 25 Oct, 1791,
ff. 2, 4.
2. Order of the same for passing of pictures, etc,, belonging to Cardinal
de Eochefoucault ; Paris, 27 Aug. 1790, f. 3.
3. [Fran9oi8, Marquis de] Barbe Marbois, Premier President de la
Conr des Gomptes; an Palais, 13 Mar. 1810, f. 6.
4. M. J. Avchambault ; Vallan9ay, 4 Mar. 1810, f. 6 b.
5. [Le Comte Germain] Gamier, President of the Senate; au Parquet
de la Cour, 13 Mar. 1810, f. 7.
6. FranQois de Barb6 Marbois to Baron —'; Paris, 12 Jan. 1815,
7. Certificate of Duval, President de TAdministration Centrale dn
D^partement de TAube, to an obligation of Andr6 J^rdme Boux;
Troyes, 19 Pluviose, Tan 7 [7 Feb. 1799], f. 9.
8. Minute of Louis XVIIL ; aa Oh&teau des Tailleries, Jan. 1815.
f. 10.
9. Dockets of Paul [Jean Fran9oi8 Nicolas, Comte de] Barras; 16
Floreal, 21 Prairial, 12 Thermidor, an 6 [5 May, 9 June, 30 July,
1797], 22 Flor6al, an 6 [11 May, 1798], 22 Brumaire, 3 Ventdse,
an 7 [12 Nov. 1798, 21 Feb. 1799], flF. 12-17.
10. Barriere, Member of the Council of Five Hundred for the Depart-
ment of the Basses-Alpes ; Paris, 19 Nivose, an 7 [8 Jan. 1799],
11. [Fran9oi8, Marquis de] Barth61emy, Member of the Directory, and
nephew of the Abbe; Paris, 12 Thermidor, an 5 [30 July, 1797];
Eaux de Vichy, 3 Messidor, an 11 [22 June, 1803]; Paris, 26 June,
1808, flf. 21-25.
12. Dele8pine, Director of the Treasury at Orleans, to the Minister
of Finance; Paris, 17 Fnictidor, an 5 [3 Sept. 1797], f. 22.
13. [Pierre] Benezech, Minister of the Interior, to [Guillaume Charles
Faypoult] the Minister of Finance ; [24 ?] Brumaire, an 5 [14 ?] Nov.
1796, f. 27.
14. [Baron] L[ouis] Costaz, Member and ex-President of the IVibu-
nate, [Claude Louis] Berthollet, chemist, etc. ; and General Joseph
Servan, to [Martin Michel Charles] Gaudin, afterwards Duo de
Gaete, Minister of Finance; 3 and 6 Messidor, an 11 [22 and 25
June, 1803], f. 30.
15. [Le Comte Fran9ois Antoine de]Boi88y [d'Anglas], Tribune, Secre-
tary to the National Convention, to Citoyen Pardon ; 9 Thermidor,
an 4 [27 July, 1796], f. 32.
16. The same to the Minister of Finance ; Paris, 24 Pluvidse, 29 Ven-
tdse, an 11 [13 Feb., 20 Mar. 1803], 6 July, 1807, f£. 34-36.
17. Eeceipt of Boudin des Ardennes, President of the National Con-
vention; 7 Frimaire, an 3 [27 Nov. 1794], f. 39.
18. [Antoine Jaoques Claude Joseph, Comte] Boulay [de la Meurthe],
f.8.
f.l9.
ADDITIONAL MSS., S1,S13.
419
President of the Counoil des Anciens Paris, 18 Brumaire, an 12
[10 Nov. 1803], f. 41.
19. Fran9ois Cacanlt, Minister Plenipotentiary at Rome, to the [Comte
Frani^is Barb^-Marbois] Minister of Public Treasure; Rome, 13
Flor6al, an 11 [3 May, 1803], f. 43.
20. [Armand Gaston] Camus, Secretary to the National Conyention, to
L^n [?] Dufresne [Saint L^n], Liquidateur de la Delta Publique
or [Bertrand] Dafresne, Direoteur du Tr^sor Publique ; Paris,
16 Apr. 1791, f 46.
21. Order of the same as Garde des Archives ; Paris, 26 Germinal, an 4
[15 Apr. 1796], f. 47.
22. The same to ; 16 Brumaire, an 8 [7 Nov. 1799], f. 48.
23. Warrant of C[laude] M[arie] Camot [Feulins], captain of Engi-
neers, and Superintendent of the Fortifications at Dunkirk; Dun-
kirk, 21 Messidor, an 2 [9 July, 1794], f 60.
24. Decree of [Lazare Nicolas Marguerite, Comte] Camot, President of
the Convention, and Member of the Committee of Public Safety ;
13 Thermidor, an 2 [31 July, 1794]; with seal of the Committee of
Public Safety J. 51.
25. [Abbe Thomas Jean] Pichon, President of the Administration of
the Civil Hospitals at Mans, to Lazare Nicolas Marguerite Camot ;
Mans, 19 Prairial, an 4 [7 June, 1796] ; with note of Camot to the
Minister of Finance; 22 Prairial, an 4 [10 June, 1796], f. 52.
26. [Louis Nicolas Henri] Ch^rin, (jeneral of Brigade in the army of
the Sambre and Meuse, and Commandant of the Guard of the
Directory, to the Members of the Executive Government ; Giessen,
2 Messidor, an 5 [20 June, 1797]; with note of Camot to the
Minister of Finance; 14 Messidor, an 6 [2 July, 1797], f. 53.
27. [Charles Louis] Alexandre to [Martin Michel Charles Gaudin,
Duke of Oaeta], Minister of Finance ; with note of Carnot to the
Duke; 21 Apr. [circa 1817?], f. 54.
28. [George Antoine] Cbabot [de TAlliev], Member of the' Tribunate,
to M. Legrand, chef de division au Minist^re des finances ;" Paris,
23 Vent6se, an 11 [14 Mar. 1803], f. 56.
29. [Jean Antoine] Chaptal [Comte de Chanteloup], Councillor of State,
to the Minister of Finance ; Paris, 8 Brumaire, an 9 [30 Oct. 1800],
30. [Marie Joseph] Chenier, President of the National Convention,
ChoUet de Beaufort, and [Gnillaume Jean] Favard [Baron de Lang-
lade], Members of the Council of Five Hundred, and Jacques
Ignace Bonnet, to the Minister of Finance; Paris, 28 Niv6se, an 11
[18 Jan. 1803], f. 61.
31. [Jacques Guillaume Joseph Pierre] Corbi^re, Minister of the Inte-
rior, to Augustin Kenouard [1822], f 63.
32. [Lieutenant-General] le Senateur Comte [Jean] DembaiT^re, to the
f. 59.
2 E 2
420
ADDITIONAL MSS., 21.618.
Chevalier [ Jean Qaudens Claude] Pegot, Major in the 26th Regiment,
afterwards Mar^chal de Camp, etc; Paris, 21 June, 1810; with
seal, f. 65.
33. Charles Dupin, Member of the Institute, to Abb6 [Roch Ambroise
Cnourron] Sicard, Member of the Institute; Paris, 3 July, 1820;
with the Abbe's answer ; 7 July, 1820, f. 68.
34. M[arguerite] L[ouis] F[ran9ois] Duport [du Tertre], Minister of
Justice, to [Antoine Claude Yald^J de liessart. Minister of Finance ;
27 Sept. 1790, f. 71.
36. [Jean Pierre] Fabre [de TAude], Member of the Council of Five
Hundred, to Ramel [Nogaret], Minister of Finance; Carcassonne,
27 Prairial, an 4 [15 June, 1796], f. 74.
36. Certificate of [Jean Baptiste Joseph] Gobel, Bishop of Paris ; Paris,
10 May, 1793, f. 77.
37. [Joseph Ignace] Guillotin, President of the Academy of Medicine,
to [Louis, afterwards Marquis de] Fontaues, President of the Corps
L^gislatif, Grand Master of the Imperial University ; Paris, 22 Mar.
1808, f. 79.
38. General [Barthflemi Catherine] Joubert, " Commissaire ordonnateur
de la douzi^me division militaire," to [Alexandre Berthier] Minister
of War ; Nantes, 27 Vend^miaire, an 10 [19 Oct. 1801], f. 81.
39. Authorization of General [Jean Baptiste] Kleber to Captain
Lamarene ; Angers, 29 Pluvi6se, an 2 [17 Feb. 1794], f. 83.
40. *' Proces-verbal d'un conseil de Guerre tenu au Camp de Salahie'*
[in Syria], by the same; 1 Plnvidse, an 8 [21 Jan. 1800], f. 84.
41. [General Gilbert Mottier] Marquis de la Fayette to Madame
Hennery; Paris, 24 Oct. 1783, f. 87.
42. The same to Chevalier Hennot, First Commissioner for " Contri-
. butions directes," for the Section de TEst ; Le Grange, 30 Prairial,
an 10 [19 Jane, 1802], f. 88.
43. [Joseph Jean, Baron de] Lagarde, Secretary to the Consuls, to
[Jenn Baptiste Eobert Lindet], Minister of Finance ; Paris, 26 Plu-
vidse, an 8 [15 Feb. 1800], f. 90.
44. Marshal Alexandre Lameth, ex-President of the Assembl^e Con-
stituante, to [Sebastian] de la Porte, Intendant of the Civil List;
Paris, 8 Mar. 1792 ; with seal f. 93.
45. Warrant of the same, as Pr6fet-General of the Department of
the Po; Turin, 20 Jan. 1813, f. 95.
46. t Certificate of Laurent Lombardi, Engineer of the town and police
of Turin, and Member of the Conseil des Ediles ; Turin, 21 Jan.
1813. Countersigned by Alexandre Lameth, as Prefect, f. 96.
47. Certificate of [Lieut.-Gen. Comte Charles Malo Francois de]
Lameth, ain^, President of the Assembl^e Constituante in 1791,
to the Minister of Finance, f. 98.
48. M. de Marigny to L[ouisJ M[arie] R6velli6re L^peaux, Director of
ADDITIONAL MSS., 21,518.
421
the Directoire Ex^cntif ; with oertifioate of the latter ; k rhoepice des
Tncnrahles d' Angers; 21 Frimaire, an 5 [11 Dec. 1796], f. 101.
49. Certificate of the same on a petition signed by R A. Chotard,
Lemasurinre, and the other directors of the hospital at Angers ;
Angers, 28 Frimaire, an 6 [18 Dec. 1796], f. 103.
60. Eeceipt of [H. M. L. M.] Le Clero [Comte de] Buflfbn; Paris, 13
Aug. 1793, f. 105.
61. [Fran9oi8 Ben6 Auguste] Mallarm^, Commipsaire dn Ponvoir
Executif pr^ le D^partement de la Dyle, to [ Bamel] Minister
of Finance; Brussels, 1 Messidor, an 6 [19 June, 1798], f. 107.
62. Cardinal [Jean Siffrein] Maury [Archbishop of Paris], to Cardinal
Fesch?; Archevech^ de Paris, 22 June, 1811, f. 109.
63. Reference of [Jacques Fran9oi8 Charles] Monnot, Secretary to the
National Convention, of a petition to the Commissioners des Armes
et Poudres, from citizen Benaven ; Paris, 23 Flor6al, an 3 [12 May,
1795], f. 111.
54. Reference to the Minister of Finance by [Philippe Antoine
Christophe] Merlin [de Thionville], President of the Convention,
of a petition of Renaut, an ironfounder; yrith signatures of Cyalis
Lavaud, Director of the Administration des domaines hois et
Salines," and Chef des Finances for the Department of the Seine ;
Paris, 25 Germinal, an 4 [14 Apr. 1796], f. 112.
66. The same to Benaven, Commissioner of the French Exe-
cutive Government at Hamburg ; I'aris, 8 Thermidor, an 4 [26 July,
1796], f. 113.
56. Reference of the same, as Member of the Directory, to the Minister
of Finance, of a memorial from Delecloy, Member of the Council
of the Ancients; Paris, 4 Niv6se, an 7 [24 Dec. 1798], f. 115.
57. Certificates of the same and Fentrier, Director of Ccmtri-
butions for the Department of Seine and Oise, to the Minister of
Justice, on the petition of Philippe Fran9oi8 Joseph Delannoy;
7, 9 Frimaire, an 12 [29 Nov., 1 Dec. 1803], f. 116.
68. Reference of the same to the Minister of Finance of a paper en>
titled ** Reflexions adress^es au Peuple souverain sur le Projet de
Banque form^ par le Citoyen Fran9ois Ponte excomte Lumbriasc "
[Lambriac], f. 117.
59. [Victor Riqueti] Marquis de Mirabeau, to Jean, his servant, at
Bignon [near Nemours] ; 6 May 1786 ; with seal, f. 120.
60. Agreement between Honor6 Gabriel de Riqueti, Comte de Mira-
beau, and Pierre Fran9ois Fauche, fils, publisher at Hamburg, for
the sale and purchase of the Count's MS. of his Monarchic Prus-
sienne sous Fredeiic le Grand Hamburg, 30 Aug. 1787, f. 122.
61. Louis Fauche Borel, royal printer, to Count Mirabeau; Neuch&tel,
26 Nov. 1787, f. 123.
62. Marquis Mirabeau to ; Paris;*18 Feb. 1789, f. 125.
422
ADDITIONAL MSS., 21,618.
63. Count Mirabeau to tlio widow of Jean Jaoqnes Bonasean ; Paris,
12 May, 1790, f. 127.
64. The same to M. Gerard de Meloy ; n.d. ; with 9eal, f. 128.
65. , wife of Charles Fhilibert, Comte de Lasteyrie du Saillant,
n6e Mirabeau, to M. de La Bille, avooat ; 28 Aug. 1810, f. 130.
66. Baron Claude Edouard Philippe [Mousnier, or Mounier], Commis-
saire pour Tlntendance G^n^rale de la Couronne, to the Commissaire
des Finances; Paris, 30 Apr. 1814, f. 133.
67. [Comte Nicolas] Francois de Neufch4teau, Minister of the In-
terior, to the Minister of Finance; Paris, 18 Germinal, an 7
[7 Apr. 1799], f. 135.
68. Certificate of the same to Martin Michel Charles Gaudier, Minister
of Finance; Nogent-sur-Mame, 30 Pluvidse, an 11 [19 Feb. 1803],
f. 136.
69. Certificate of the same to the same ; Paris, 6 Floral, an 12 [26 Apr.
1804], f. 138.
70. Certificate of the same on a petition of Pierre Mercier, a tax-
gatherer of the Commune of Pacy ; 8 Flor^al, «.a., f. 139.
71. [Louis Jules Barbon Mancini Mazarin] Due de Nivemois to [Louis
Hardouin] Tarb^, Minister of Public Contributions ; Paris, 26 Dec.
1791, f. 141.
72. [Marquis Claude Emmanuel Joseph Pierre] Pastoret, President
and Procureur Syndic of the Department of Paris, to Du-
chauffour; 13 June, 1791, f. 143.
73. Order of [Jacques] Eamel [de Nogarets], Minister of Finance, on a
petition of Casimir Foumier; Paris, 1 Prairial, an 4 [20 May,
1796], f. 146.
74. The same to [Claude Petiet] the Minister of War ; 25 Messidor
and 23 Fructidor, an 4 [13 July, 9 Sept. 1796], flf. 146, 147.
75. Orders of the same, and of Paul Barras, as a Member of the Exe-
cutive Government, on a petition of Henry Sadler, a New York
banker; Paris, 27 Brumaire, an 5 [17 Nov. 1796], f. 148.
76. Comte [Michel Louis i)tienne] B[egnaud] de St. Jean d'Angely,
President of the Section de TLaterieur, to [Pierre Jean] Agier,
President of the Court of Appeal at Paris; Paris, 17 June, 1808,
f. 150.
77. The same to M. Bergon, Councillor of State and Director-General
of the Administration des For^; Paris, 4 Dec. 1809, f. 151.
78. Order of [Claude Antoine] Regnier, afterwards Due de Massa,
Director of the Domaines Nationaux, for the payment of Mdme.
Dastros ; Paris, 25 Thermidor, an 8 [13 Aug. 1800], f. 153.
79. Report of the same on the case of Jean Aubrey ; Paris, 19 Vend6-
miaire, an 9 [11 Oct. 1800], f. 154.
80. Report of the same on the case of the heirs of JuHen Bazile; Paris,
25 Vend^miaire, an 10 [17 Oct. 1801], f. 155.
ADDITIONAL MSS., 21,613.
423
81. Recommendation by [Jean Baptiste] Bewbell, Member of the
Directory, to the Minister of Finance, of a scheme entitled Moyens
d'QSconomie soumis au Directoire Ezecutif par un bon Citoyen ;**
4 Brumaire, an 6 [25 Oct. 1796], f. 168.
82. Reference to the Minister of Finance by P[anl] Barrae, [Jean
Baptiste] Rewbell, and [Louis Marie] Revelli^re L6peanx, as
Members of the Directory, of a petition signed by [Pierre Riel]
General, afterwards Marshal, the Comte de Beurnonville, and
[Paul Ulrio] Dubuisson, [Charles Claude] Gonrdan, [Jean, Comte]
Rousseau^ as Members of the Conseil des Anciens, and others,
6-21 Brumaire, an 7 [27 Oot.-ll Nov. 1798], t 169.
83. L[ouis] [Marie] Revelli^re L^peaux, as Member of the Directory,
to [Jacques Heuri] Bernardin de St Pierre, the celebrated writer ;
Paris, 24 Brumaire, an 4 [16 Nov. 1795], f. 162.
84. Certificates of the same to the Minister of Finance ; 9 Pluvidsci
an 4 [29 Jan. 1796], flF. 163, 164.
86. Recommendation of the same to the Minister of Finance to take
into consideration the case of the house occupied by Besnard and
Co., manufacturers; 23 Prairial, an 6 [11 June, 1797], f. 165.
86. Reference of the same and of Jacques Ramel, M'nister of Finance,
to a petition of Simon Abucaya, " Negociant et Charg^ des Com-
missions da Dey d'Alger 11 Brumaire [an 6 ? 1 Nov. 1796 ?], f. 166.
87. Recommendation of the same in favour of Levavasseur, a post-
master ; Paris, 16 Messidor, an 4 [4 July, 1796], f. 167.
88. Reference of Jacques Ramel, Minister of Finance, on certificates
of [Henri Jean] Richou and [Pierre] Montaud Desilles, Members of
the Conseil des Anciens; Paris, 2 Ventdse, an 6 [20 Feb. 1798],
f. 171.
89. References of the same and of [Jean] Rewbell to a memoir of
Harisson; 18 Nivose, an 6 [7 Jan. 1798], f. 172.
90. [Alexandre] Kicord [lafne] and [Augustin Bon-Joseph] Robespierre,
representatives of the people with the army of I taly , to Galle ;
Marseille, 24 Frimaire, an 2 [14 Dec. 1793], f. 174.
91. [Alexandre, Comte de] la Rochefoucauld, President, [Comte]
Davout, [Comte] Germain Garnier, [Pierre Hubert] Anson, J[ean]
L[ouis] Brousse [des Faucherets], Thion de la Chaume, and
J. N. D^meunier, Members of the Directory for the Department of
Paris, to the Minister of the Interior; Paris, 10 Jan. 1792, f. 176.
92. Decision of [Alexandre Jules Benolt] de Bonni^res, De la Four-
nieres, Picard, Rimbert, Boucher [de la Richarderie], and others,
Avooats au Parlement, on the eligibility of a minor as Deputy to the
States General; Paris, 9 May, 1789, f. 179.
93. Orders of Bourdon des Planches, Tassin, and others, Members of
the Provisional Committee "des subsistances Hotel de Ville,
29 July, 1789, f. 186.
424
ADDITIONAL MSS., 21,618, 21,614.
94. [Jean B^^pdste] Michaud, [Fran9oiB] Henriot, and Members of
the "Comity Civil et de Police " for the Section " des Sang Culottes
28 Feb. 1793, f. 187.
95. [Joseph Balthazar] Berard, President, [Pierre Charles Victor]
Vincent, (Secretary, and other Members of Comity de Snrveillanoe
for the Section de Popincoort ; le 2 jour du 2 mois de Ian 2* [23 Oct.
1793], f 188.
96. Amial, Bodroy and Members of the Comity R^volutionnaire for
the Section de Pont Neuf ; le 4™* jour du 2 mois Tan second [25
Oct. 1793], f. 189.
97. Bellemont, President, Lemaire, Secretary, and Members of the
Section des Amis de la Patrie ; 5 Pluvidse, an 2 [24 Jan. 1794],
f. 100.
98. Thabourin, Goulez, and Members of the Comit6 de Surveillance
for the Section GuiUaume Tell; 6 Pluvidse, an 2 [25 Jan. 1794],
f 191.
99. The Comit6 de Surveillance for the Section du Temple ; 26 Vent6se,
an 2 [16 March, 1794], f. 192.
100. "Etat des Citoyens de la Section des Champs ^llisee qui ont
asistez aux asbcmblee de la ditto Section le 10 Ventose." Certified
by the Commissaries of the Section Paris ; 10 Ventdse, an 2 [28 Feb.
1794], f. 193.
101. Memorial of [Pierre Jacques Hippolyte?] Letellier and Members
of the Municipal Administration of the Commune of Soissons, to the
Commissaires de la Comptabilite at Paris; Soissons, 25 Frimaire,
an 8 [16 Deo. 1799], f 196.
102. Protest to the Society Patriotique des Amis de la Liberte et de
r^^galit^ from the creditors of the family of Eohan-Gu^mene ; n,d.,
f. 198.
103. Printed decree of the National Convention, 27 July, 1793, fixing
the 10 August for the opening of the Museum of the Kepublio;
with stamp signature of [Louis Jerdme] Gohier, Secretary-General
for the Department of Justice, and order for the transfer of the
collections at the Maison Boyale in the Pet its- Angus tins to the
Mus6e de la R^publique, signed by [Domenic Joseph] Garat, Minister
of the Interior; Paris, I.Aug. 1793, f 202.
104. Assignats; dat. 14 Dec. 1792, 23 May, 1793, 18 Nivfise,
an 3 [7 Jan. 1795], 4 Jan. 1792. Printed, ff. 204, 205, 206,
207.
Paper. Folio.
21,614. Autograph letters and signatures of literary and scientific
artists and savans in France and the Netherlands ; 1612-1835 : —
1. Jacques Auguste de Thou, the historian, to Isaac Casaubon ; Paris,
10 Dec. 1613. Fr. f. 2.
ADDITIONAL MSS., 21,614.
425
2. Agreement between Charles de la Kivi^re, Sire de la Motbe Snhard,
and Fran9oi8 Malherbe, the poet; 20 Feb. 1612. JFV. f. 5.
3. Chanson by FranQois Malherbe. Fr. f. 7.
4. Pietro Fauolo BnbeDS to Palamede Fabri, Sienr de Yalares ; Ant-
werp, 16 Dec. 1627. Ital. f. 9.
5. Nioolo Ponssin to the Abbate di Cavore in Piedmont ; Paris, 8
Aug. 1642. Ital. f. 11.
6. [Ren^] Descartes, the philosopher, to [David le Len] yon Wilhelm,
Conseiller de Son Altesse [the Prince of Orange] et du conseil de
Brabant D'Egmont, 24 May, 1647. Fr. f. 14.
7. Thomas Comeille to J. de Rohou [Jacques de Rohanlt or Roholt,
the philosopher] ; Rouen, 14 July, 1637. Fr. f. 17.
8. Pierre Comeille, the poet, to Constantino Hnygens de Zuylichem,
Secretary to the Prince of Orange ; Rouen, 6 Mar. 1649, 28 May,
1650. Fr.; with seah. ff. 20, 22.
9. Paul Rembrandt to the same ; n.d. [1638]. Dutch, f. 25.
10. Fran9ois Eudes de Mezeray, the hi>storian, perpetual Secretary to
the Academy, to ; [circa 1675], Fr. f. 27.
11. Jean Chapelain, the poet, to [Pierre Daniel Huet, Bishop of
Avranohes]; Paris, 23 Aug. [circa 1646]. Fr. f. 30.
12. Charles Le Brun, the painter, to the same; 28 Oct. 1666. Fr.;
with seals, f. 33.
13. Nicolas Boileau Despreaux to Jean Baptiste Colbert ; Paris, 5 July,
1674. Fr. f. 36.
14. Philippe de la Hire, Professor of Mathematics and Architecture
in the Royal College of France, to John Hevelius, magistrate of
Danzig ; Paris, Nonis [6] Sept. 1685. Lot. f. 39.
16. Acquittance of Jean Baptiste LuUy, " Sur-intendant de la Musique
de la chambre de sa Majesty Faubourg St. Honore, 24 Jan. 1687.
JFV. Vellum, f. 42.
16. Jean Racine to Nicolas Boileau Despreaux; Compi^ne, 4 May,
1695. Fr. f. 45.
17. " Hymne traduite du Br^uiaire Remain," by the same [circa 1656].
Printed in the (Euvres completes de J. Bacine par L. AimS-Martin,
6vols.Svo. Pam, 1844. Vol iv.; p. 5S. f. 47.
18. P^re Jean Mabillon to Hyacinthe Alliot, Abb6 de Moyen-Moutiers
Paris, 21 Nov. 1696. Fr. f 50.
19. J[ean] B[aptiste MassiUon], Bishop of Clermont, to [Jean Soanen,
Bishop of Senez ?] ; 11 Mar. [circa 1730]. Fr. f. 53.
20. Permits of [Prosper Jolyot de] Crebillon, as censeur royal, and
[Ren6] Herault, Lieutenant-General of Police, for the performance
at the Theatre Italien of a piece called " Les Revenants Paris,
4, 5 Aug. 1739. Fr. f. 55.
21. [Pierre Louis Moreau de] Maupertuis to ; Potsdam, 6 May,
[17]31. Fr. f. 57.
426
ADDITIONAL MSS., 21,614
22. The same to ; n.d. [1751]. Fr. f. 68.
23. [Rene Antoine Ferchault] de Reaumur to [Francois Boissier de]
Sauvages de La Croix, Professor of Medicine in, and Member
of the Royal Society of, Montpellier; Paris, 7 June, 1736. Fr.
f. 60.
24. Abb6 [Jean] Roger Schabol to ; k Yilleg^nie chez S. A.
MdUe. de Sens, 22 Sept. 1760. Fr. f. 63.
25. Fran9ois Marie Arouet de Voltaire to [Charles Jean Fran9oi8]
H6nault, President of the Parliament of Paris; 13, 14, 15 June,
1745. Fr. Imperfect, f. 66.
26. Jean Jacques Rousseau to M. Duchesne, bookseller at Paris ; Mo-
tiers, 28 Apr. 1763. Fr. f. 69.
27. Draft of an essay by the same : De la Dissolution." JFV. Imper-
fect, f. 71.
28. [Horace Benedict] De Saussure to [Jean] Perdriau, Rector and Pro-
fessor of the Academy of Geneva ; n.d. [1768] ; and Leeds, 3 Sept.
1768. JFV.; with seals. K 73, 75.
29. [Jean Fran9ois] Marmontel to [Catherine IL, Empress of Russia] ;
Aix-la-Chapelle, 12 Sept. [1768]. Fr. Draft, f. 78.
30. [Alexandre Guy] Pingr6 to Madame Barois; Brest, 7 Oct. 1771.
Fr. ; with seal. f. 81.
31. Antonio Rafaele Mengs to ; Madrid, 2 July, 1776. Ital.
32. " Plan d*un Opera de la main de [Jean PieiTc Claris de] Florian "
[circa 1790?]. f. 87.
33. " Traduction de TOde xxxiii. d'Anacreon," by the same, f. 91.
34. Short plots for novels, stories, romances, ete.^ by the same. Fr.
f. 92.
35. Abb6 [Pierre Augustin Boissier] des Sauvages to [Jean Fran9oi8
Siguier, Director of the Academy at Nimes ; Alais, 21 Aug. 1781.
Fr. f. 95.
36. [Joseph Jerome le Fran9ois] De la Lande to [Charles Marie] de la
Gondamine, Member of the Academies of Paris, Berlin, London,
Boulogne, etc.; with docket at the top by Cundamine, "recue
Rethel le 8 FT, 1762," etc. Fr. f. 98.
37. [Michel Jean Jer6me de] Lalande, astronomer, to [Louis Bernard
Guyton] de Morveau, Chancellor and Secretary of the Academie des
Sciences at Dijon ; 12 Jan. 1786. Fr. ; with seal. f. 100.
38. Lalande to Firmin Didot; 8 Brumaire, an 11 [30 Oct. 1802].
Fr. f. 102.
39. Abb6 [Jean] Rozier to Abb^ [Jean Andr6 Mongez] ? ; Paris [circa
1780]. Fr. f. 105.
40. [Joseph Louis] Lagrange to , President of ; Paris, 3 Oct.
an 2 [1793]. Fr. f. 107.
41. [Charles Albert] Demoustier **aux citoyens composant le comity
f. 84.
ADDITIONAL MSS., 81,S14, 21,515.
427
du Th^tre des Arts;** Rue d*Enfer, 14 Frimaire, an 4 [6 Deo.
1795] ; with docket at the top, as having been laid before the
meeting at a s^nce held 25 Frimaire [16 Dec.]. JPV. f. 109.
42. [Pierre Simon] Marquis de Laplaoe to ; Paris, 11 July, 1797.
Fr. f. 112.
43. [Etienne Pierre] Ventenat to [Jean Augustin] Capperonier and
[Joseph Basile Bernard] Van Praet, Director and Treasurer of the
Biblioth^que National ; 8 Flor^al, an 7 [27 Apr. 1799]. Fr. f. 114.
44. [Gaspard] Monge to Citoyen Ministre [Claviftre], Ministre des
Contributions et Bevenus publics ; 10 Brumaire, an 2 [31 Oct. 1793].
Fr. f. 117.
45. The same to Didot, Imprimeur du S6nat; Paris, 18 Fructidor,
an 8 [5 Sept. 1800]. JFV. f. 119.
46. The same to ; Rome, 26 Flor6al, an 5 [15 May, 1797]. Fr.
f. 121.
47. [Abbe Henri Alexandre] Tessier, Director of the Glasses of Eural
Economy and Veterinary Science in the Institute, to ; Paasy,
9 Vend6miaire, an 9 [1 Oct, 1800]. JFV. f. 123.
48. B[ernard] G[ermain] 6[tienne] L[aville, Comte de] Lacep^de to
[Colonel J. B. G. M.] Bory St. Vincent, naturalist; 21 Vend6-
miaire, an 9 [13 Oct. 1800]. JFV. f. 125.
49. [Andr6 Marie] Le G^ndre to the Minister of the Interior [Jean
Antoine Chaptal], afterwards Comte de Chanteloupe ; Parity, 2 Ther-
midor, an 10 [21 July, 1802]. Fr. f. 128.
60. [Michel] Cubi^res [de Palmezeauz] to M. Bazire, advocate at Ver-
sailles; Eue St. Dominique in Paris, 30 Fructidor, an 13 [17 Sept.
1805]. Fr. f. 130.
51. Jean Fran9ois Ducis to [Fran9ois Nicolas Vincent] Campenon, the
poet ; Versailles, 25 Aug. 1813. JFV. f. 133.
52. [Andr^J Thouin, gardener-in-chief, and afterwards Professor of
Botany in the Jardin du Roi, to the Due de ; Paris, 3 Oct.
1786. Fr. f. 126.
63. Jacques Thouin, Chef de Bureaux du Secretariat au Jardin du Roi,
to M. D'Orbigny, Correspondant du Museum a la Eochelle ; Admi-
nistration du Museum d'Histoire Naturelle, au Jardin du Roi,
20 July, 1822. JFV. f. 137.
54. Baron [Augustin Fran9ois] de Silvestre, Perpetual Secretary of
the Royal Society of Agriculture to ; Paris, 22 Mar. 1835. Fr.
f. 139.
Paper and yellum. Folia
21,616. HoLOORAPH letters and signatures of royal personages reigning
in Naples, Sicily, and the States of Italy ; 1403-1799 :—
1. Alfonso II., Duke of Calabria, son of Ferdinand of Aragon and
Isabella, and afterwards King of Naples, to Nioo[laus] de Spara-
428
ADDITIONAL MSS., 21.616.
tello, vicarius thesanrarii regalia eccleslsd S. Nicolai BarenBi's
Licii [Lecoe, inOtranto, near Naples], 23 Sept. 1471. Ital. f. 2.
2. The same as Vicar and Lieutenant- General of Ferdinand, King of
Sicily, to the Vi<;e-Duke and Captain of the cit}- of Bari ; in regiia
castris apud Caeale Sisinum; 21 Sept. 1480. ItaL; with seal, f, 4.
3. Beatrix of Aragon, daughter of Ferdinand of Ar^on, King of
Sicily, and Isabella, and afterwards wife of Matthias Corvinus, King
of Hungary, to " Magnifice mulieri Clarici de Castel
Novo, Naples, 19 Apr. 1474. Ital f. 6.
4. Frederic of Naples to the Vicar and Canons of the Chapel of
St. Nicholas at Bari; Castel Novo, Naples, 26 Feb. 1501. Ital.;
with seal, f. 8.
5. Ferdinand, Duke of Calabria, to the Prior of St. Nicholas at Bari ;
Bitunti [Bitonto], 12 June 1602. Ital. £ 10.
6. Ferdinand IV. of Naples to Admiral Horatio Lord Nelson ; Palermo,
30 Mar. 1799. Ital f. 12.
T.Francis 1. of the Two Sicilies, to Charles X. of France; Naples,
16 Dec. 1824. Fr. f. 17.
8. E[manuel] Philibert [surnamed T^te de Fer], Duke of Savoy, to
[Henri] Due d'Anjou, afterwards King of Poland and Henry IIL of
Franco; Rimella, 21 June, 1570. Fr^; with seal. f. 20.
9. Marguerite, daughter of Francis I. of France, and wife (rf Emanuel
Philibert, Duke of Savoy, to [Imbert de la Plati^re] de Bourdillon,
Chevalier de Tordre dii E<»y et Lioutenant-General de sa Majesty
en Piedmont, afterwards Marshal of Fiance; Fossan [Fossano,
in Sardinia], 27 Oct. 1562. Fr. ; with seal f. 23.
10. Catalina, daughter of Philip IF. of Spain, and wife of Charles
Emanuel, Duke of Savoy, to her husband ; Turin, 25 Aug. 1597.
Span. f. 25.
11. Acquittance of Louisa Philiberta of Savoy, Princess of Carignan ;
Paris, 11 May, 1697. Fr. Vellum, f. 28.
12. Hercules d'Esle I., Duke of Ferrara, to Lorenzo de' Medici ; Acqui,
11 June, 1485. Ital. ; with seal f. 30.
13. Sigismondo da Este, Marquis of St. Martin and Burgomanero, to
[Antoine Permnet, Cardinal do Granvelle] Bishop of Arras; Milan,
7 Sept. 1557. Ital ; with seal f. 32.
14. [Alfonso II. d'Este, 5th] Duke of Ferrara, to [Julius] Duke of
Brunswick; Casetta di Comacchio, 16 Sept. 1580. Ital. ; with seal
f. 35
15. Francesco d'Este, 8th Duke of Modena, Prince of Carpi, Commander-
in-Chief of the French Army in Iialy, to [Bernard Du] Plessis
Btf-an9on, French Ambassador at Venice ; Brescello and Modena,
3 Jan.-lO Apr. 1658. Ital.; with seals, ff. 38-49.
16. Order of the tame for ammunition to be taken to Brescello [1658].
Ital f. 50.
ADDITIONAL MSS., 21,616. 21,616.
429
17. Commission of the same to M. Du Pleesis Be8aii9on to conclude an
armistice with the Duke of Parma ; Modena, 29 Apr. 1658. Ital, ;
with seed. f. 62.
18. Memoranda by the same to the Duke of Parma, containing terms
to be agreed upon between him and the French king [1658]. JtoZ.
flf. 53, 55. .
19. Siorza de Ghatilgluola [Giacomuzzo Attendolo Sforza, Count of
Catagnola] to Giorgio di Charretta, Marquis of Savona, Eegent of
Siena; Poggibonsi, 10 Aug. 1403. Hal. f. 58.
20. Letters-patent of Francesco Sforza Visconti, Duke of Milan, to
Franuis, John, and Albert de Albertis, of Bormio, in the Valteline ;
Milan, 6 July, 1450. Lat ; with seal, f. 60.
21. Geronimo Visconti de Eiario, Capitano of Imola and Forli, to
Giovanni Lanfrediui, Florentine Orator in France ; Borne, 23 Jime,
1484. Ital f. 62.
22. [Guide Ubaldo IL] Duke uf Urbino to [Benedetto Accolti] Cardinal
of Bavenna ; Fossombrone, 7 Feb. 1547. lUd, ; with seal. f. 64.
Paper and Tellum. Folio.
21,616. Oriqinal letters and signatures of members of the house of
Medici ; 1464-dVc. 1820
1. Aghostino Mannini to Giovanni Mannini ; n,d. Ital, f. 2.
2. Pietro de' Medici, son of Cosmo, to the Priori of Siena ; Canegio,
18 Aug. 1464. Ital. f. 4.
3. Luchrezia di Lorenzo Strozzi to her husband; Florence, 8 Mar.
i.w. lua. f. 6.
4. Lorenzo de* Medici to the Priori of Siena; Florence, 31 Dec. 1474,
10 Nov. 1487, 27 Sept. 1483, 16 Dec. 1490. Ital. flf. 8-11.
6. Pietro de' Medici to the Town Council of , in favour of
Andrea de Severoli, of Faenza; Florence, 19 June, 1492. Ital.
f. 13.
6. Lorenzo de' Medici, son of Pietro, to Francesco Vettori, Florentine
Orator at Kome ; Florence, 21 Oct. 1514 ; inclosing one from the
"Octouiri Praticsd Beipublicse Florentine Florence, 20 Oct. 1514.
Ital. ; with 9eal. {. 15.
7. Lucretia Salviata de' Medici to Francesco Vettori ; [Florence],
3 May, 1523. Ital. f. 18.
8. Ale8^andro de' Medici, natural son of Pietro, to [Benedetto Accolti]
Cardinal of Bavenna ; Florence, 7 Nov. 1535. Ital.; wiihseal. f. 20.
9. Margarita de' Medici, natural daughter of the Emperor Charles V.,
and wife of Alexander de' Medici, Duke of Florence, to Lelio
Torelli; Aquila, 7 Mar. 1575. Ital.; with seal. f. 23.
10. Philiberte de Sauoye, daughter of Philip, Duke of Savoy, and wife
of Julian de' Medici, Duke of Nemours, to her nephew, Lorenzo
de' Medici, Duke of Urbino ; Borne, 5 July, 8.a. Fr. f. 26.
480
ADDITIONAL MSS., 21,516.
11. Antonio de* Medici, Bishop of Marsicnm, to Giovanni Lanfredini,
Florentine Orator in France ; Florence, 24 Aug. 1484. Ital, f. 28.
12. Pietro de' Medici to Bernardo Vettori ; 21 Sept. 1636. Ital. t 29.
13. Cardinal [Ippolito] de* Medici to [Oeronimo Seripando] Cardinal
of Salerno ; Leghorn, 4 Mar. 1661. Ital, ; with seal. f. 31.
14. Cardinal Francesco Arraellino de* Medici to Paolo Vettori, Captain
of the Papal Galleys ; Rome, 2 Oct. 1624. Ital f. 34.
16. Cardinal Geronimo de' Medioi to Cardinal [Geronimo Seripando]
Papal Secretary at the Connoil of Trent ; Pisa, 20 Feh. 1662. Ital ;
with seal f. 36.
16. Cosmo I. de' Medici, Duke of Florence, to Tarugio Tanigi, Lien-
tenant at Spoleto ; Florence, 21 June, 1646. Ital f. 39.
17. The same to the monks of Montepulciano ; Pisa, 13 May, 1563.
Ital. f. 41.
18. Bianca Capella, wife of Francesco Maria, Grand Duke of Tuscany,
to the Abhate Gemio ; Florence, 22 Nov. 1686 ; enclosing a peti-
tion, f. 44.
19. Ferdinand I., Grand Duke of Tuscany, to the Priori of San
Gimignano; Florence, 26 June, 1603. J/aZ.; with seal f. 48.
20. Chrestina, wife of Ferdinand I., Grand Duke of Tuscany, and
daughter of Charles II., Duke of Lorraine, to her brother Henry,
Duke of Lorraine ; n.d. [1684]. Fr. f. 61.
21. Cosmo n. de' Medici, Grand Duke of Tuscany, to Lodouico Ara-
gatio ; Florence, 7 Mar. 1618. Ital ; with seal, f. 64.
22. Maria Magdalena, daughter of Charles, Archduke of Austria, and
widow of Cosmo II., Grand Duke of Tuscany, to [Claudia, daughter of
Ferdinand L, Grand Duke of Tuscany], the Princess of Urbino ;
Pisa, 26 Mar. 1623. Ital. f. 67.
23. Ferdinand II., Grand Duke of Tusciiny, to Cardinal de Kichelieu ;
Florence, 30 Oct. 1632. Ital ; with seal f. 60.
24. Victoria, wife of Ferdinand 11., Grand Duke of Tuscany, and
daughter of Frederic Ubaldus, last Duke of Urbino, to Signora
Onorata Vieri Picoolomini, at Innsbiiick ; Florence, 13 Oct. 1651.
Ital.; with seal. f. 63.
26. Don Antonio Medici, Marquis of Capistrano, son of Francesco
Maiia, Grand Duke of Tuscany, to Captain Bernardino Tamgi at
Pistoja; Florence, 16 Sept. 1601. Ital. f. 66.
26. Chrestina, daughter of Charles II., Duke of Lorraine, and wife of
Ferdinand I., Grand Duke of Tuscany, to Enrigo Vettori ; Florence,
30 July, 1622. Ital. f. 69 b.
27. II Principe Don Lorenzo Medici, son of Ferdinand J., Grand Duke
of Tuscany, to the Commissary of Vol terra ; Florence, 10 June, 1623.
Ital. ; with«eaZ. f. 72.
28. Maria Magdalena, daughter of Charles, Archduke of Austria, and
widow of Cosmo II., Grand Duke of Tuscany, to her cousin,
ADDITIONAL MSS^ n,616, Bl,ia7.
431
Francis IL, Duke of Lorraine ; Florence, 1 Dec. 1626 ; lial Signed
hj another hand ; with seal, f. 75.
29. Margarita de' Medici, daughter of Cosmo 11., and wife of Odoardo
Famese, Duke of Parma, to ; Parma, 27 Dec. 1634. Ital. f. 78.
30. Prince Matthias de* Medici, third son of Cosmo 11., to Captain
Francesco Piccolomini; Siena, 10 May, 1647. ItaL f. 80.
31. Francesco Pietro Fridioldo, Secretary to Cosmo II., Grand Dnke of
Tuscany ?, to Prince Leopoldo de' Medici, afterwards Cardinal, fifth
son of Cosmo II. ; Siena, 3 Oct. 1667. Ital. f. 82. .
32. Cosmo IlL, Grand Duke of Tuscany, to Lord , one of the
English Ministry ; Florence, 27 June, 1682. Eng. f. 85.
33. The same to Antonio Ceruini, Bishop of Montepulciano ; Leghorn,
2 Apr. 1703. Ital. ; with seal f. 87.
34. The same to [Accursio] Tarugi ; Florence, 4 Aug. 1704. ItaL f. 89.
35. Giuseppe de' Medici, Prince of Ottojano, to [Tomaso Bonaventura
de' Ghirardeschi] Archbishop of Florence ; Naples, 29 Dec. 1705.
Ital, f. 91.
36. [Giovanni Gasto de' Medici] Grand Duke of Tuscany, to G^rge,
Prince of Wales [aftei-wards George II.]; Florence, 23 Apr. 1723.
Ital ; with seal. f. 93.
37. Violante Beatrix, wife of Ferdinand III. de' Medici, Grand Prince
of Tuscany, to the Countess Giulia Trappi [nata] Piccolomini, at
Trent ; Florence, 4 Jan. 1724. Fr. f. 97.
38. Portion of a catalogue of German books, certified to be in the
handwriting of Ferdinand III., Grand Duke of Tuscany, by his
librarian. Doctor Francesco Tassi (circa 1820), f. 99.
Paper. Folio.
21,517. AuTOGBAPH letters and signatures of Popes; 1433-1828: —
1. ^neas Sylvius Piccolomini, Cardinal Bishop of Siena, afterwards
Pius IL, to the Priori of Siena ; Milan, 17 Nov. 1433 ; with postscript,
5 Dec. ; Home, 29 Jan. 1457 ; Viterbo, 5 June, 1458. LaL flf. 2, 5, 6.
2. Giuliano de' Medici, Cardinal and Vice-chancellor, afterwards
Clement VII. , to Paolo Vettori, Commander of the Papal Galleys ;
Eome, 20 Apr. 1518 ; Florence, 20 Jan. 1519. Ital. ffl 8, 9.
3. The same to Tadeo de Guiducciis, commissary at Pisa ; Florence,
1 Aug. 1521. Ital. ; with seal. f. 12.
4. Marcello Ceruini, Bishop of Montepulciano, Cardinal of Santa Croce,
and afterwards Marcellus II., to his sister Lisabetta, at Monte-
pulciano; Home, 1 Feb. 1536. Ital. f. 15.
5. Julius III. to Cosmo de' Medici, Duke of Florence, countersigned
by Jerome [Dandin], Bishop of Imola; in Palatio nostro Apos-
tolico, 15 May, 1551. Ital. f. 17.
6. Pius IV. to Eleonora, Duchess of Florence, wife of Cosmo de' Medici ;
Eome, 30 June, 1561. Ital f. 19.
432
ADDITIONAL MSS., 21,617, 21,618.
7. Mandate from the same, appointing certain persons to decide npon
a dispute concerning precedence between Cosmo de' Medici, Duke
of Florence, and Alfonso d'Este, Duke of Ferrara; n.d. [1563].
Lat. Copy. f. 22.
8. Pius V. to Francesco de' Medici, Prince of Tuscany ; Home, 14 Mar.
1570. Ital f. 24.
9. [Alessandro Ottaviano de' Medici] Cardinal of Florence, afterwards
Leo XL, to [Usimbardo Usimbardi] Bishop of CoUe ; Eome,
26 Feb. 1699. ItcU. ; with seal. f. 27.
10. Paul V. to Marie de' Medici, Regent of France ; Rome, 30 Sept.
1612. Ital ; vnih seal. f. 30.
11. Cardinal [Alessandi-o] Ludovisio, afterwards Gregory XV., to the
Duke of ; Rome, 8 June, 1619. Ital. f. 33.
12. Fabio Chigi, Bishop of Nardo, Papal Legate at Munster, afterwards
Alexander VIL, to Ludovico Piccolomini, Vioe-Chancellor at Inns-
bruck ; Munster, 28 Dec. 1648. Ital. f. 35.
13. Scrutiny of votes at the election of Clement XL; 2 Oct. 1700.
Printed, f. 38.
14. Carlo Rezzonico, Bishop of Padua, afterwards Clement XIII., to
Padre Pavolo da Ponte, a Carmelite; Rome, 9 Feb. 1737. Ital.;
with seal. f. 44.
15. Signature of Gi«»vanni Angelo Braschi, as General Papal Treasurer,
afterwards Pius VI. ; Rome, 16 June, 1771. LcU. Vellum, f. 47.
16. Pius Vir. to Josephine Victoria Bonaparte ; Rome, 5 Feb. 1804.
Ital. ; with seal. f. 49.
17. Annibale Cardinal della Genga, afterwards Leo XII., to Abate
Giudi; Rome, 9 May, 1822. lUd. f. 52.
18. Mauro Cardinal Cappellari, afterwards Gregory XVI., to the
Archbishops and Bishops of the Papal States; Rome, 13 Sept. 1828.
Ital. ; with seal f. 54.
Paper and vellum. Folio.
21,618. Original letters of Cardinals and others to Mary of Modena,
Queen of James II. ; 1 713-1717, viz. : —
Cardinal Francesco Acquaviya, f. 2.
Cardinal Ferdinando d'Adda (two let-
ters), ff: 3, 4.
Cardinal Nioolo Acciaioli (two letters),
ff. 5, 6.
Emilio Altieri (two letters), ff. 7, 8.
Cardinal Lorenzo Altieri, f. 9.
Cardinal Folvio Astalii ^two letters),
f. 10, 11.
Cardinal Francesco Barberini, f. 12.
Cardinal Carolo Bichi, f. 13.
Cardinal Gilberto Borromeo, f. 14.
Cardinal Nicolo Caracciolo, f. 15.
Fabritio Oolonna, f. 16.
Filippo Colonna, f. 17.
Olimpia Pamphilio Colonna, f. 18.
Cardinal Pietio [Maroellino] CJorra-
dini (two letters), ff. 19, 20.
Cardinal Michel Angelo Conti [after-
wards Innocent XIII.], f. 21.
Cardinal Giorgio Comaro (two letters),
ff. 22, 23.
Cardinal Lorenzo Casoni, f. 24.
Cardinal Carlo Agostino Fabroni (two
letters), ff. 25, 26.
Cardinal Francesco Giudice, t 27.
Digitized
byGoogk
ADDITIONAL MSS., 21,618, 21,519.
438
Cardinal Nicolo Grimaldi, f. 28.
Cardinal Qioeeppe Reuato Imperiuli,
f.29.
CardiDal Franoesoo Martelli, f. 30.
Cardinal Fabio Olivieri, f. 31.
Cardinal Caroio Origo, f. 32.
Cardinal ¥rk Yincenzio Maria Ordnl
[afterwards Pope Benedict XIIL] (two
letters), ff. 33, 3(.
GioYanui Duca Mattel Orsino (two let-
ters), ff. 35. 36.
Marco Otthoboni, f. 37.
Cardinal Pietro C)tthoboni,f. 38.
[Urbano Barberini] Prencipe di Pales-
trina, f. 39.
Cardinal Benedetto Pamphili (two let-
ters), ff. iO, 41.
Cardinal Bandini Panciaticbi (two let-
ters), ff. 42, 43.
Cardinal Giovanni Domenico Parzac-
ciani, f. 44.
Cardinal Giovanni [Battista] Patritii, f.
45.
Cardinal Giolio Piazza, f. 46.
Paper. Folio.
Cardinal Lodovioo Pico, f. 47.
Giovanni Battista Bospigliosi (two let-
ters), ff. 48, 49.
Fra TomflBO Maria [Ferrari] Cardinal
San Clemeute. f. 50.
Lnigi [PrinliJ Cardinal di San Marcelb
(two letters), ff. 51, 52.
Frk Francesco Maria [Oasiiii] Cardinal
Santa Prisca (two letters), ff. 53, 54.
Cardinal Bernardino Scott ), f. 55.
Cardinal Fabriti » Spad i, f. 5B.
Cardinal Giovanni Battista Spinola (two
letters), ff. 57, 58.
Cardinal Nicolo Spinola, f. 59.
Cardinal Giovanni BattisteTolumei,f.60.
Marie Beatrix des Anges, Religieu^e Ur-
snliue Snperieure. Fr. f. 61.
[Guide] de Vaini [Prince of Cantilupo]
(two letters), ff. 63, 64.
Cardinal Gioseppe Yallemani (two let-
ters), ff. 65, 66.
Cardinal Antonio Felice Zondadari, f.
67.
,f.68.
21,619. MiscELLANKOUS original letters; 1472-1576, viz. ;—
1. [Francesco Tadeschino Picoolomini], Cardinal of St. Eustacius,
Archbishop of Siena [afterwards Pope Pias III.], to Dominus Sancti
Bartolomei ; dat. Rome, 28 Mar. 1472. Ital f. 2.
2. The same to the Priori of Siena; dat. Rome, 1 May, 1472. Lot,
f.3.
3. Bartholomeo Scala, Chancellor of Florence, to [the Magistrates of
SJiena; dat. Florence, 13 Oct. 1483. Ital, f. 5.
4. 1'he Priori of Florence to the same; dat. 7 May, 1488. Signed by
B. Scala. Ital Vellnm. f. 7.
5. C[8Bear Borgia], Car[den]al de Valencia, to Ferdinand and Isabella
of Spain; dat. Rome, 8 Oct. [14]97. Span. f. 9.
6. J()[hannes Borgia], Cardenal de Capua, Bishop of Coria, to the same ;
dat. Rome, 18 Jan. 1500. Span, f. 11.
7. Domenico Canigiani, Treasurer of Leo X., to Giuliano de' Medici
[father of Pope Clement VII ?] ; dat. Florence, 13 Deo. 1514. Ital.
f. 14.
8. Pietro Strozi to Girolamo Capacci; dat. Siena, 23 May, [15]54?.
Ital; with seal f. 17.
9. Giovan Batista Ruooellai to Paolo Vittori, Captain of the Papal
Galleys in Pisa ; dat. Eome, 4 Mar. 1518. Ital. ; with seal. f. 20.
10. Alexandre Buoellai to the same; dat. Genoa, 12 Sept. 1522. Ital.
f. 22.
M«S.— 18.56. 2 F
Digitized by
434
ADDITIONAL MSS., 21,520.
1 1. BonacoTBo Rucellay to the same ; dat. Borne, 22 Apr. 1522. IlaL ;
with seal, f. 24.
12. Marco Antonio Colonna to [Antoine Perrenot de Granvelle, Car-
dinal], Bishop of Arras ; dat. Hoyal Camp, near Anagni, 16 June,
1567. Ital; with seal, f. 26.
13. Geronimo de Boca to — ; dat. Castello de Gante, 5 June, 1576.
Span, I 29.
Paper and vellum. Folio.
21,520. Autographs of Italian ai-tists and literary men ; from 1455 to
1842, viz,:—
1. The Priori of Florence to the Priori of Siena, signed by Poggio
[Bracciolini] ; Florence, 14 June, 1455. Lot. f. 2.
2. 'i'he bame to the same, signed by B[emardo] Aretino ; Florence,
6 Feb. 1460. Lot. f. 4.
3. The same to the same, signed by the same; Florence, 6 May, 1460.
Lat, f. 5.
4. Francesco Filelfo to Lorenzo de' Medici ; Milan, prid. non. Maias,
1474. Lat. f. 7.
5. Giovanni di Bentivoglio to the same ; Bologna, 31 July, 1478. Ital.
{, 9.
6. Angelo Poliziano to the same; Pistoia, 24 Sept. 1478. Ital, f, 11.
7. Gioviano Pontano to the King of ; Campo di Palena, 2 July,
1494. Ital. f. 13.
8. Michel Angelo Buonarroti : an architectural plan, f. 16.
9. Marco Girolamo Vida, Bishop of Alba, to Cardinal P. Bembo ; Alba,
[ , 1538]. Lat, f. 19.
10. Giovanni della Casa to the " Signori di Balia a Siena;" Borne,
8 May, 1540. Ital; with seed. f. 21.
11. Marco Antonio Flaminio to Ludovioo Beccatello ; Naples, 24 July,
[15]40; and to Philippo Gerio; Trenta, 12 June [15]45. Ital
flf. 24, 26.
12. Torquato Tasso, verses on the death of Giovam Battista Grisio.
Ital. Copy, f 29.
13. Paulo Cagliari, called Veronese, to Gioan Antonio ; Yenezia,
23 Dec. 1577. Ital. f. 31.
14. [Gianfrancesco Barbieri, called Guercino da Cento]. A letter %vith
a sketch on the back ; n,d. Ital. f. 34.
15. Lodovico Caraoci to ; Bologna, 15 Feb. 1617. Ital f. 36.
16. Antonio Magliabechi to Emery Bigot; Florence, 19 Nov. 1679,
20 July, 1688, ff. 38, 40.
17. [Giacomo Filippo] Maraldi; 22 July. Fr, ; with an enclosure.
Ital f. 4.^.
18. Eustachio Manfredi to Francesco Algarotti ; Bologna, 21 Sept.
1728. Ital f. 47.
ADDITIONAL MSS., 21,621,
435
19. Pietro Metastasio to Franoenoo de* Cardinali ; Vienna, 9 Deo. 1771.
Hal f. 60.
20. [Carolo] Goldoni to ; 9 Dec. 1771 . Fr. f. 63.
Hal. f. 65.
22. Cavaliere Felice Romani ; Turin, 1842. A sonnet. Itdl. f. 58.
Paper. Folio.
21,621. AtJTOGRAPH letters and documents of the reigning houses of
Burgundy, Austria, etc.; from 1436 to 1626, viz. : —
1. Philip the Good, Duke of Burgundy, to Louis, C»)unt of Wurtem-
berg, extending the term for the official return of fiefs held by the
latter; dat. Louvain, 12 Oct. [1448]. JDo/. Signed, f. 2.
2. Grant from the same to Herman van Kuynre of the lordships of
Urck and Emelwairden ; dat. Hague, 14 Apr. 1436. Dutch ; with
a fragment of the seal. f. 3.
3. Isabel [of Portugal], wife of Philip the Good, to the Seigneur
d'Arguel; dat. Brussels, U Feb. [14]62. Fr. Signed, f. 5.
4. Charles the Bol»l, Duke of Burgundy, to the Sire de Longwy, to
arrest the Captain of the Frank-archeis, and review the troops ;
dat. Neufchastel, 8 Aug. [1467--1477]. Fr. Signed, f. 7.
6. Philip [of Austria], King of Spain, to the Grand Council at Malines,
in favour of Christofle Bastart d'Yselstain ; dat. Cleves, 10 June,
1505. Fr. Signed, f. 9.
6. Marie [d'Anjou], Queen of France [wife f»f Charles VII.], to the
Chancellor of Burgundy, in favour of the Comte de Penthi^vre,
in attendance on Katherine, her daughter [married to Charles the
Bold of Burgundy in 1439]; dat. Tours, 11 May. Fr. Signed,
f. 11.
7. Maximilian, King of the Romans [afterwards Emperor], to his
Chamberlain, the Sieur de Fiennes, consenting to his marriage;
dat. Covelens, 29 Sept. [14]92. Fr. Signed ** per regem." f. 13.
8. The same to his daughter Margaret, Duchess of Savoy ; dat. Popardia
[Boppart], 4 July, 1608. Lat. Signed '* per regem." Chiefly in
cipher, f. 15.
9. Ferdinand, Archduke of Austria [afterwards Emperor], to [Phili-
berta of Luxembourg] Princess of Orange, on the neutrality between
La [Franche] Comt6 and the Duchy of Burgundy ; dat. Stockart,
25 Feb. [15]22. Fr. ; with signature and seal. f. 20.
10. The same, as King of the Romans and Emperor Elect, to Coaiiio
de' Medici, Duke of Florence ; a letter of credit ; dat. Vienna, 24 'an,
1660. Lot ; with signature and seal. f. 21 b.
11. Charles, Archduke of Austria [son of the Emperor Ferdinand T.]
to , directing the levy of troops to defend the frontiers ; dat.
Gratz, 11 Apr, [15]78. Oer.; -with signature and seal. f. 24.
21. Francesco Geminiani to
Kalloway ; Hague, 10 Jan. 1747.
2 F 2
436
ADDITIONAL MSS.. 21.521, 21,522.
12. Leopold [Archduke of Tyrol, Bishop of Strassburg, and eon of the
above Archduke Charles], to [Henr}' IV.] King of France, on the
Juliers succession ; dat. Juilliers, 4 Mar. 1610. JFV. ; with signa-
ture and 8eal. f. 29.
13. Marie [widow of Louis 11., King of Hungary and Bohemia], Regent
of the Netherlands, to the Grand Council at Malines, concerning a
suit between the Conte de Nyeuwar and the Dowager Marchioness
of Baden; dat. Brussels, 14 Feb. 1536. ISr.; with aigncUure and
8eal. f. 32.
14. The same to Pope Paul III. : a letter of credit; dat. Brussels,
15 Sept. 1538. Lot, ; with signature and seal. f. 33.
15. Margarita d' Austria [natural daughter of the Emperor Charles V.,
wife of Alexander de' Medici, and afterwards of Octavian, Duke of
Parma], Regent of the Netherlands, to Cosmo de' Medici, Duke of
Florence, asking for a loan; dat. Brussels, 19 July, 1562. Ital,
Signed, f. 35.
16. Maximilian II., Emperor of Germany, to the King of France
[Chailes IX. ?] ; dat. Vienna, 26 Mar. Span, Holograph ; with seal.
f. 38.
17. Maximilian [son of Maximilian II.], pretender to the throne of
Poland, to Jeronymus Paumgartner von Louerstatt: a letter of
credit; dat. Neiistat, 20 Mar. 1593. Oer. Holograph, f. 41.
18. Charles, Archduke of Austria [son of Charles of Steyermark, and
Bishop of Breslaii], to [Charles III.] Duke of Lorraine : a letter of
credit; dat. Saverne, 14 Oct. 1620. Ital.; with signature and seal.
19. Ferdinand III., Emperor of Germany, to Herr Kroonhiller, on
the miscarriage of some business; dat. Ysektein, 12 Mar. 1645.
Oer. Holograph, f. 47.
20. Maria [Anna wife of the Emperor Ferdinand III.] to [Inigo Velez
de Guevara] Conde de Onate, referring to the death of the Emperor
Ferdinand XL; dat. Vienna, 25 Apr. 1637. Span. Holograph, f. 60.
21. Eleonora [Magdalena Theresa, wife of the Emperor Leopold L]
to Queen [Maria Anna, widow of Philip IV. of Spain ?J, on the relief
of Vienna when besieged by the Turks ; dat. Trequanda, 20 Sept.
1683. Ital. Holograph, f. 53.
22. [Bethlem] Gabriel, Prince of Transylvania, to Philip de Harley,
Baron of Coesy, French Minister at Constantinople, on the proposed
peace between the Turks and the Emperor ; dat. Bars, 5 Nov. 1626.
Lot. ; with signature and seat^ and an autograph postscript, f. 55.
Psper. Folio.
21,522. Autographs of the reigning families of Prussia, Poland, and
the German States ; from 1525 to 1794, riz : —
1. Albert, Cardinal Archbishop of Magdeburg and Mentz, Margrave
f. 44.
ADDITIONAL MSS., 21,622.
437
of Brandenburg, to the Chapter of Magdeburg, respecting arrears
dne from the district of Egeln ; dat. Halle [17 Mar.], 1525. Oer.
Signed " manii propria." f. 2.
2. Joachim II., Elector of Brandenburg, to William and Henry, Duke«
of Braunschweig-Ltineburg, for the trial of one of their subjects
accused of murder; dat. Coln-an-der-Spreew [9 Apr.], 1562. Oer, ;
with signature and seal, f. 4.
3. Joachim Friederich, Archbishop of Magdebui^ [afterwards Elector
of Brandenburg], to , concerning a levy of troops ; dat. Wol-
mirstadt, 22 June [15]97. Oer. Signed, f. 7.
4. Christian, Margrave of Brandenburg [and Baireuth], to Johann
Gottfried, Bishop of Bamberg and Wiirzbnrg ; dat. Schretz, 21
Sept. 1621. Oer. ; with signature and seal. f. 9.
5. Christian Wilhelm, Archbishop of Magdeburg and Margrave of
Brandenburg, to the Chapter of Magdeburg, concerning the Provost
r>f Alton Haldensleben ; dat. Dreyleben, 11 Aug. 1624. Oer. Signed,
6. Signature and seal of Georg Wilhelm, Elector of Brandenburg
[o6. 1640], f. 15.
7. Friderich Wilhelm, Elector of Brandenburg, respecting the release
of Swedish ships; dat. Cloves, 25 Mar. St. V. 1675[6]. Oer.;
with signature and seal. f. 17.
8. The same to ; dat, Potsdam, 14 Apr. 1685. Oer. Signed,
9. Augusta Maria [wife of Frederick, Margrave of Baden], to
7on Adlersfliicht, Swedish Resident at Frankfurt, enclosing a letter
for the King of Sweden; dat. Carlsburg, 3 June, 1707. Oer.
with signature and seal, f. 20.
10. Frederick I., Ring of Prussia, respecting a vessel belonging to
some Kolberg merchants, recaptured from the French ; dat. Char-
lottenburg, 30 May, 1709. Oer'. Signed, f. 23.
11. Frederick William I., King of Prussia, to [George] Prince of
Wales [afterwards George II.], on the marriage of the hereditary
Prince of Sach8en-Ei>enach, with the Princess Anna Sophia Charlotte
of Brandenburg; dat. Berlin, 4 June, 1723. Fr. Signed, f. 26.
12. Frederick the Great, King of Prussia, to the Sieur de Cast eras,
French Hesident at Warsaw, on the appointment of the Sieur
Benott to be Secretary to the Prussian Embassy; dat. Berlin,
6 Dec. 1751. Fr. Signed, f. 29.
13. The same to the Sieur Steengracht de Sonbnrg; dat. Potsdam,
5 Feb. 1768. Fr, Signed, t, 31.
14. The same to Colonel Musgrave; dat. Potsdam, 24 Sept. 1785.
Fr, Signed. I 33.
16. [Augustus] William, Prince of Prussia, to ; dat. au camp de
Semonitz, 8 Sept. 1745. Fr. Holograph, f. 36.
f. 12.
f. 18.
4\S
ADDITIONAL MSS.. 81,6««.
16. [Frederick] Henry [Louin], Prince of Prussia, to ; dat. du
camp de Weisemberg [Weiseeuberg], 9 Aug. 1757. Fr. Holograph.
f. 38.
17. Fj ederica [Louisa Dorothea Phib'ppina], Prinoess of Prussia,
daughter of Prince Augustus Ferdinand, to ; dat. Oatlands,
23 Oct. 1794. Fr. Holograph, f. 40.
18. Bona, Queen <»f Poland, wife of Sigifimund L, lo Cosmo de' Me-
diciy Grand Duke of Florence; dat. Cracow, 20 June, [15]45. ItaL
Signed, f. 42.
19. Sigismund Augustus II., King of Poland, to Pope Julius III.,
on the spread of heresy ; dat. Odano [Danzig], 16 Aug. 1552. Lai. ;
with signature and seal. Vellum, f. 45.
20. Stanislas Leczinski, King of Poland, to the Barc»n de Cronstroom,
Swedish Envoy at Paris, on political affairs ; dat. Stralsund, 26 Oct.
1709. Fr. flbio^opA; with envelope, f. 47.
21. Catherine, Queen of Poland [wife of Stanislas Leczinski], to ;
dat. 14 June; 1743. Fr. Holograph, f. 61.
22. Frederick IV., Elector Palatine, to [Henry IV.] King of Fiance,
on military movements in Germany ; dat. Heidelberg, 17 Apr. 1610.
Fr. ; with ngnaiure and seai. f. 54.
^3. Louisa Juliana, Electress Palatine, [wife of Fredeiick IV.], to
[Henry IV.] King of France; dat. Heidelberg, 30 June, 1606.
Holograph ; with seal. f. 59.
24. Catherine Sophia, daughter of Frederick IV., Elector Palatine, to
Elizabeth, Queen of Bohemia, on family matters ; dat. 77^, 1 May,
y\ May, ^1 May, 11 June, ^ [1661]. Fr. Holograph ; with seah.
ff. 62-73.
25. Charles Lewis, Elector Palatine, to [Elizabeth] Queen of Bohemia,
his mother ; dat. Heidelberg, Jan. 1654. Eng. Holograph ; with
eeaU. f. 75.
26. The same to an English nobleman ; dat. Heidelberg, 6. June, 1660.
Eng. Holograph, f. 77.
27. Elizabeth, daughter of the Elector Palatine, Frederick V., Abbess
of Hervorden, to Lord respecting a rumour of a rebellion
in England ; dat. Herfort [Hervorden or Herford], ^ May [1671].
Eng. Holograph, f. 79.
28. Frederick, Count Palatine of the Rhine, Duke of Bavaria, to ;
dat. Biponti [Zweibriicken], 12 Nov. 1655. Lai.; with signalure and
seal f. 82.
29. Eric II., Duke of Brunswick, to his mother [Elizabeth of Branden-
burg] ; dat. Treves, 14 May, 1576. Span. Holograph ; with seal. f. 85.
30. The same to his wife Dorothea [of Lorraine] ; n.d. Span. HoUh
graph, f. 88.
31. The same to the same; dat. Calenberg, 12 June, 1576. Span,
Holograph ; with seal. Imperfect, f. 89.
ADDITIONAL MSS., 21.523.
439
32. Signature and seal of Auguatue, Elector of Saxony; dat. 1575.
Ger. f. 91.
33. Signature and seal of Frederick William, Duke of Saxe Altenburg ;
dat Dresden, 24 Mar. [15]92. Oer. f. 94.
34. Bernhardt, Duke of Saxe Weiuiar, to Marshals De la Force and
Brez^, in command of the French army ; dat. Darmstadt, 8 Feb.
1635. Fr. ; with signature and seal. f. 96.
35. Signature and seal of John George, Elector of Saxony, affixed to a
printed proclamation against lawless bands of soldiers ; dat. Dresden,
14 Aug. 1637. Qer. f. 98
36. The same to ; dat. Drebden, 13 Feb. 1651. Oer. Signed.
f. 100.
37. William, Duke of Saxe Weimar, to Hugo Grotius, Swedish Am-
bassador at Paris; dat. Weimar, 20 Jan. 1640. Oer.; with signa-
ture and seal, f. 102.
38. Signature of Ernest [Pins], Duke of Saxe Gotha, to an order for
payment; dat Friedenstein, 13 Oct. 1669. Oer. f. 105.
39. A[nna] Sophia, wife of John George III., Elector of Saxony, to
her brother. Christian V., of Denmark, on the death of Frederick
III., their fether; dat. Dresden, 25 Feb. 1670. Oer.; with sig-
nature and seal, f. 107.
40. John William, Duke of Saxe Eisenach, tu George Augustus, Prince
of Wales ; dat. Eisenach, 22 Dec. 1723. Oer. ; with signature and
seal. f. 110.
41. Magdalena Sibylla, wife of John William, Duke of Saxe Eisenach,
to the same; dat. Eisenach, 20 [?]Dec. 1724. Oer.; with signcUure
and seaL f. 113.
42. Official appointment, with the signature and secU of Clement Wen-
ceslas, Archbishop Elector of Treves ; dat. Ehrenbreitstein, 7 Ajig.
1772. Fr. f. 116.
43. Ferdinand Maximilian, Margrave of Baden, to ; dat. Baden,
16 Jan. 1669. Fr. Holograph, f. 119.
44. Charles Gustavus, Margrave of Baden-Durlaoh, to ; dat.
Hall, 15 Dec. 1696. Oer.; with signature and seal. f. 122.
45. Frederick Magnus, Margrave of Baden-Durlach, to ; dat.
Basel, 20 Dec 1696. Oer.; with signature and «eaZ, f. 124.
46. Deedof Louis William, Margrave of Baden; dat. Schlackenwerth,
26 Oct. 1699. Oer. Signed, f. 127.
47. Petition, with the answer of [Francisca Sibylla] Augusta, wife of
Louis William of Baden; dat. Baden, 29 Nov. 1707. Ger.; with sig-
nature and part of her seal. f. 130.
48. Charles [William], Margrave of Baden-Durlach, to his Piivy
Council; dat. Carlsruhe, 12 Apr. 1724. Oer. Signed, f. 133.
49. Louis George, Margrave of Baden, to ; dat. Eastatt, 17 Nuy.
1759. Ger. Signed, f. 136.
440
ADDITIONAL MSS., 21,623.
60. Philip Louie L, Count of Hanau, to [Sir Philip Sidney?]; dat.
Chasteau d'Ortenburgk, 30 Jan. 1575. Fr. Holograph, f. 138.
Paper and vellum. Folio.
21,623. Original letters to William IIL irom the following royal
persons and States ; 1693-1701
1. The city of Aix-la-Chapelle ; dat. 14 July, 3 Sept. 1696, 20 Sept.
1697. Qer. and Lai. flf. 1, 3, 5.
2. Victor Amadous and William, Princes of Anhalt-Bemburg, Charles
William, Prince of Anhalt-Zerbst, and Henrietta [Cathanna],
daughter of Henry Frederick, Prince of Orange, and widow of John
George II., Prince of Anhalt-Dessau, on the Lauenburg suooession ;
30 July, 1697. Lot.; with ngnaiures and seals, f. 9.
3. The Emperor Leopold L; dat. Vienna, 24 Apr. 1692, 14 Apr.
1694; Ebersdorf, 27 Sept. 1694 ; Laxenburg, 30 May, 1697 ; Vienna,
7, 31 Aug., 14 Sept. 1697, announcing the victory over the
Turks, on the Theiss, 11 Sept. and 17 July, 1700. Lai.; with mg-
natures and seals^ and countersigned by Leopold William, Count
von Kinigsegge, Amadous, Count von Windischgratz, Sebastian
Wunibald, Count von Zeyhl, and D[ominicus] A[ndrea8], Count von
Kaunitz. ff. 12, 18-32.
4. Eleonora [Maria], Archduchess, widow of Charles Leopold, Duke of
Lorraine, in favour of the recognition of her son at the peace [of
Ryswyk] ; dat. Vienna, 18 Aug. 1697. Lat Signed, f. 33.
5. Frederick Magnus, Margrave of Baden [-Durlach], on the marriage
of his daughter, Johanna Elizabetha, etc; Basel, 11 and ^May,
1697. Lat, Signed, ff.35, 37.
6. Prince Louis [Margrave] of Baden [ob. 1707]; n.d. Fr. Hoiograpk;
with seal. f. 39,
7. Marquard Sebastian [Scheneck von StassenbergJ, Bishop of Bam-
berg ; dat. Bamberg, 1 Apr. 1693. Oer. Signed; with a duplicate,
flf. 42, 44.
8. M[aximilian Maria] Emanuel, Elector of Bavaria, and Governor of
the Netherlands ; dat. Biiissels, 9 Apr. 1693. Fr. Signed, f. 46.
9. Frederick, Elector of Brandenburg [Ist King of Prussia]; dat
Krossen, 28 Apr. 1693, and Eegiomonti [Konigsberg], ^ May, 1697.
Fr, sjid Lat,; with signatures and seal. flf. 49, 57.
10. The city of Biemen, on the King's escape from the assassina-
tion plot, etc, ; dat. 1 May, 26 Sept. 1696. Lai.; with seal. flf. 60,
62.
11. Ernest Augustus, Elector of Brunswiek-Liineburg [afterwards
Bishop of Osnabrttok]; dat Hanover, 18 Oct, 9 May, 1697, LaL;
with signatures and seals, flf. 64, 99.
12. George William, Elector of Brunswiok-Lilneburg ; dat Brokhusi
[Broekhuizen ?], May, I6ii7. Lat, Signed, f. C6.
ADDITIONAL MSS., 21,S23.
441
13. Joseph Clement, Elector of Cologne; dat. Freising, 25 Apr. 1693;
Li6ge, 13 May, 1696, 15 May, 1697 ; Bonn, 13 Aug., 4 Oct. 1697 ;
Amsberg, 20 Ang. 1700. LaL and Fr. Signed, ff. 68-78.
14. The city of Danzig; dat. 11 Sept. 1693, 2 Ang. 1697. Lai.; with
sedUj and a duplicate of the second letter, ff. 79-84.
15. Christian V. of Denmark, on the birth of his grandson, etc. ; dat.
Copenhagen, 29 June; 2 Oct. 1697. Lai.; with signaiures and seals.
flf. 85, 87.
16. Charlotta Sophia, Abbess of Hervorden ; dat. Herfoii; [Hervorden],
19 Aug. 1697. Oer. Signed, f. 89.
17. The Ciicle of Pranconia; dat. f| May, 1696. Lot. Signed by
Lotharius Franciscus [Count of Schonbom], Elector of Mayence
and Bishop of Bamberg ; and Christian Ernest, Margrave of Bai-
reuth. f. 93.
18. Charles, Landgrave of Hesse [ Cassel] ; dat. Cassel, 31 Mar. 1692,
Apr. 1693 ; Robelmont, 27 June ; Haseloch, Sept. ; Cassel, 26
Dec. 1696, vi id. [10], 26 May, 29 July, 20 OcJ. 1697 ; Schwal-
bach, 5 July, 1701. Oer, and Lai.; with signatures and seals,
ff. 101-120.
19. George, Landgrave of Hesse [-Darmstadt] ; dat. Darmstadt, 1 Apr.
1693. Fr. Holograph, f. 121.
20. Ernest Louis, Landgrave of Hesse [-Darmstadt] ; dat. Giessen, 30
Aug. 1697. Lat; vnth signature and seal. f. 123.
21. Frederick, Duke of Holstein [-Gottorp] ; dat. Gottorp, 10 May ;
Tonningen, 15 June, 1697 ; Segeberg, 18 Aug. 1700. Lat. and Fr.;
with signatures and a seal. ff. 124-130.
22. Ferdinando Carlo, Duke of Mantua ; dat. Mantua, 19 Aug., 18 Deo.
1697. Ital. Signed, ff. 131, 133.
23. Frederick William, Duke of Mecklenburg [-Schwerin] ; dat.
Schwerin, 11 July, 1701. Lat.; with signature and seal. f. 137.
24. Lotharius Francis [Count of Schonbom], Elector of Mayence and
Bishop of Bamberg ; dat. Bamberg, 31 May, 1696 ; Mayence, 18 May,
22 June, 1697. Lat. Signed, ff. 139-144.
25. Frederick Christian [Baron von Plettenberg], Bishop of Miinster ;
dat. Ahus, 9 Sept., 25 Oct. 1697. Lat. Signed, ff. 145, 147.
26. John William, Elector Palatine [of the hcjuse of Nenburg], on poli-
tical and military movements, and formal occasions ; dat. Dtissel-
dorf, 24 June, 1692, 24 Apr. 1693, 22 June, 1696, iJan., 11,31
May, 14 June, 1697, 15 Aug., 10 Sept.; and Heltnrp, 11 Sept.
1701. Lat. and Fr. Signed, ff. 149, 153, 160, 162, 166-177.
27. Peter IF. of Portugal, on the birth pf a son; dat. Lisbon, iii non.
[3] Sept. 1697. Lat.; with signature and seal. f. 178.
28. John George IV., Elector of Saxony ; dat. Dresden, 24 June, 1692.
LaL ; with signature and seal, and a copy of the King's answer ;
dat. Lembecq, 31 July, 1692. Lat. ff. 180, 182.
442
ADDITIONAL MSS., 21,623.
29. Bembard, Duke of Saxe-Meiningen, and Henry, Duke of Saxe-
Bdmhild; dat. Friedenfitein, 17 Mar. 1693. Lot.; with signatures
and seeds, f. 184.
30. Frederick Augustus, Elector of Saxony ; dat. Vienna, f| May, 1697.
Lat; with signature and seal, f. 186.
31. Frederick, Duke of Saxe-Gotha; dat. Friedenstein, 2 Sept. 16^ 7.
Lat. Signed, f. 188.
32. Charles II. of Spain, on the investment of Barcelona by the French ;
dat. Madrid, 7 June, 14 Aug. 1697. Lat.; with signatures and seals.
seals, ff. 190, 193.
33. Franceso del Castillo, Marques de Villa d' Arias, Spaninh General ;
dat Madrid, 8 June, 1694. S]^n. Signed, f. 195.
34. The city of Speier ; dat. Frankfurt-on-tbe-Main, ^ June, 1697.
Oer, f. 197.
36. The States-General of the Netherlands ; dat. the Hague, 2 Nov. .
1697. Fr. Signed by D van Ess andF[rancis] Fagel, Greffier.
f.l99.
36. De Wilde, on naval affairs ; dat. Amsterdam, 16 May, 1692.
Dutch, Signed, f. 202.
37. The Protestant Cantons of Switzei-lan<l ; dat. Ziiricb, 1 Deo. 1696.
Lat,; with«eaZ. f. 204.
38. The Regents of Sweden, on the death of Charles XI., etc. ; dat.
Stockholm, 7 Apr. ; Carlberg, 18 Aug. 1697. Lai,; with seals ; and with
signatures of Hedevig Eleonora [widow of Charles X.] ; Count Bene-
dictus Oxenstiem [Minister for Foreign Affairs] ; Count G. C[ris-
topber] Gyllenstierna [Governor of Stockholm and War Minister] ;
Count Fabian Wrede [Minister of Marine] ; Count Nioolaus Gly-
denstolpe [Governor of Charles XII., and Minister of Justice] ;
Count L[aurent] Wallenstedt [Minister of Finance and Commerce] ;
and others, ff. 206, 210.
39. Michael Apafi [II.], Prince of Transylvania; dat, Vienna, 16 Mar.
1697. Lat, Signed, f. 212.
40. John Hugh [d*Orbeck], Archbishop Elector of Treves; dat. Ehren-
breitstein, 16 May, 26 Aug. 1697. Lai. Signed, ff. 214, 216.
41. Eberhard Louis, Duke of Wurtemberg [of the Stuttgard Jine]. on
his marriage, etc; dat. Stuttgard, May, 1697. LaL and Fr.;
with signatures and seal. ff. 218, 229.
42. Budolph Augustus, and Anthony Ulric, Dukes of Brunswick
[-Wolfenbiittel] ; dat. Wolfenbuttel, 12 May; Brunswick, 16 Aug.
1697. Lat, Signed, ff. 222, 224.
43. The city of Worms; dat. Frankfurt, 13 May, 1697. Lat.; with
a printed estimate in German of the indemnification from the
French, ff. 226, 228.
The following miscellaneous papers are dispersed through tbe
volume : —
Digitized by
ADDITIONAL MSS., 81,628, 21,624. 443
a. Copy of a letter from the Emperor [Leopold I.] to the Elector of
Mayence, respecting the Dake of Hanover ; dat. Vienna, 22 Jnne,
1692. Oer. f. 14.
b. Drafts and copies of William III. to the Emperor; [Oct 1693],
f. 16;— to Frederick III. Elector of Brandenburg; 25 June, 1692,
ff.63, 66;— to [John William] Elector Palatine; [8 June, 1693],
f. 158 ; — to Francis Louis, Count Palatine ; dat. Kensington, 25 Mar.
1697, f. 164. Lot. and Fr.
c. Extract from a letter written by Mons' de Meyer to the Comte de
Santfr6, by order of the Elector of Bavaria ; 4 July, 1692. Fr. f. 48.
d. Memorial of the Circles of Franconia and Suabia to the Congress
of the Allies at the Hague ; dat. Hague, ^ July, 1696. Lai, f. 95.
e. The Comte de Balliani, Mantuan Envoy, to ; ti-d. Fr. Holo'
graph, f. 135.
f. Copy of a letter from [John William] Elector Palatine [of the house
of Neuburg] to the Emperor, respecting the Commandant of Bonn ;
dat. Dusseldorf, 26 May, 1693. Oer. f. 155.
g. Extractus Conolusorum Circuli Westphalici habiti Coloniia Ubi-
orum;'* May, 1697, f.217.
Paper. Folio.
21,624. Original letters and autographs of reformers, divines, and
scholars of Germany, Holland, and Switzerland; from 1517 to 1812,
viz.: —
1. Petrus de Candia, to the Chapter of Aquae [Aix, in France] ; dat
Rome, 22 Feb. 1517. Lot. f. 2.
2. Caspar Hedio, reformer, to Wolfgang Fabriciua Capito ; dat. Basel,
9 kal. Jul. 1520. Lai. f. 5.
3. JohnCochlssus, theologian, to the scmie; dat. Frankfurt, 29 Jan.
1521. Lai. f. 7.
4. Hieronymus Aleander Cardinal [ob. 1542], to [Albert of Branden-
burg], Cardinal Elector of Mayence ; n,d. Lai. f. 9.
5. MatthsBUS [Lange von Wellenburg], Cardinal Archbishop of Salz-
burg, to his secretary, Maximilianus Transylvanus ; dat. Salzburg,
16 Nov, 1523. Lat. Signed, f. 11.
6. Part of a letter of George Spalatin ; [Thursday after Michaelmas,
1525]. Oer. f. 14.
7. John Brentius [or Brentzen] to Luther ; dat Augusta [Basel, 12
July], 1530 ;— to Vit ; Hala [Halle], 16 Nov. 1531 ;— to Philip Mel-
only is original. Lat. flf. 16-19.
8. Philip Melancthon, reformer, [to Henry Pius, Elector of Saxony],
on the abolition of the Mass ; dat. Wednesday after Circumcision
[4 Jan.], 1536. Oer. Holograph ; with a translation by Professor
Adolphus Bemays. f. 21.
ancthon; Nuremberg,
; and to n.d. The third letter
444
ADDITIONAL MSS., 21,624.
9. Petition of Albert Joachiini, Ambassador of the States of Holland
in England; dat. 1637. Dutch, Signed, f. 31.
10. Certificate of Johan Capito, divine; dat. 19 Jvly [16]80. Duich.
Signed, f. 33.
11. Sebastianus Theodorieus, professor, of Wittenberg, to Paul Eber,
of Eissin gen ; dat. Nuremberg, vi non. Oct. 1540. Lot, Hologr aph.
12. Joachim Morlin to Gunther, Grave zu Schwartzburgk ; dat. Am-
Btadt, 27 June, 1541. Ger. Holograph, f. 37.
13. C[aspar] Bomorus, theologian, to Wolfgang Meurer, of Altenberg ;
dat. Leipzig [11 Dec], 1543, and n.d. Lai. The second letter, which
is a very long one, is imperfect, ff. 39, 41.
14. Martinus Bechtus, to Philip Melancthon; dat. Ulm, 3 Aug. 1544.
Lai. f. 48.
15. Certificate of Johan Pfeffinger ; dat. Leipzig [1 June], 1545. Oer.
f.50.
16. Martin Bucer, reformer, to Vit, of Sebastiansberg ; dat.
Argentorati [Strassburg], 16 cal. Oct. 1546. Lat f. 52.
17. Petrus Viretus, reformer, to John Calvin; dat. Lausanne, 2 Apr.
1547. Lat. f.55.
18. Yolphg[ang] Hungerus to [John] Viglius i Zuichem, the states-
man; dat. Ingolstadr, 30 July, 1548. Lat. f. 57.
19. [Jacobus] Latouius to the same ; dat. Coblentz, 10 Aug. 1548. Lat.
20. Joh[annes] Sichardus, lawyer, to the same; dat.Aurach, 11 Aug.
[1548]. Lai. f. 61.
21. Note on Isaio^ xliz. [25, 26], by Justus Menius ; dat. 21 Aug. 1549.
Lat. f.64.
22. Note on Luke iii. [14], by Sebastianus Froschelius [or Froschel] ;
dat. 26 July, 1549. Lat. and Qer. f. 64 b.
23. Christophorus Schellenbergius, poet, to Joannes Teicher, of
Freiberg; datGrimme, 5 July, die Ecclipseos [1563]. Lat. f. 66.
24. Johannes 4 Lasco [or Alasco], divine, to Sigismund [IL]i ^i^S of
Poland; dat. London, 16 Dec. 1552. Lat. f. 68.
25. Hieronymus Wellerus, commentator, to John Teicher ; dat. Frey-
berg, 14 Jan., 19 Sept., 7 Oct. 1553, 14 Nov. 1554. Lat. ff. 71-74.
26. The same to John [? Teicher] ; n.d. Lat. f. 75.
27. Pompeo Lan^^a to Girolamo Siripando, Cardinal Archbishop of
Salerno; dat. Brussels, 3 Dec. 1554. Ital. ; with «6a2. f. 77.
28. Fran[ciscu8] Craneveldius, councillor of Mechlin, to [Antoine]
Nicolai ; dat. Mechlin, 21 May, 1555. Lat. f. 80.
29. Receipts of divines and professors of the university of [Witten-
berg], for pay at the ** quartal Reminiscere," 1556, viz. : — Ambrosius
Beitter, notary; Jacobus Milichius; Niculaus Byseberch; Petrus
Fnetorius; Michael May; Mattheus Bloohinger; Johan Forster,
f. 35.
f. 59.
ADDITIONAL MSS., 21,624.
445
the elder ; Georgius Maior ; Sebastian Ditericb ; Philippns Melano-
tbon; Jorge Steober ; Joacbimus Rigmar; Jobannes Bugenbagen ;
Paulns Eberus ; Fetter vom Heincben ; and Elias Baltbasal. Cler,
f. 82.
30. Osualdus Fiiger, Griinbanensis, to Paul Eber ; n.d, Lai. f. 85.
31. Jobannes Sum to tbe same; n.d. Lai, f. 88.
32. Rod[olpbu8] Gualtberus, theologian, to Georgius Cellarius ; dat.
Tiguri [Ztiricb], 20 Apr. 1558 ; with a copy of another letter ; dat.
Zurich, 10 Mar. 1572. Lot. ff. 91, 92.
33. Jac[obu8] Dousa to Constantine Huygens, tbe statesman; dat.
Leyden, prid. id. Feb. 1660. Lai, ff. 95.
34. P[etru8] Canisius, Jesuit, to ; dat. Augustad [Basel], 3 Oct.
1562. Lat, f. 98.
35. Peter Martyr, reformer, to Richard Cox, Bishop of Ely ; dat.
Zurich, kal. Oct. 1562. Lat.; with a note stating to whom the
letter was addressed, signed by J[ohannes] B[ois] unus e canonicis
ecclesiae Eliensis," 1636 ; the words "Ex dono omatissimi viri Bo-
berti Balam " being added, f. 100.
36. Clemens Goldammerus, diaconus ecclesias Pimensis, to Paul Eber ;
dat. Pima, 6 May, 1563. Lat. i. 103.
37. Blasius Marcuardus, to Benediotus Aretius at Berne; dat. Lau-
sanne, 17 Oct. 1563. Lat. f. 106.
38. J[ohann] Schiitz of Freiberg to Hieronymus Wellerus ; n.d. Lat.
f. 108.
39. Nioolaus Selneccerus, theologian, to Jobann ScbUtz ; dat. Dresden,
11 Deo. 1564. Lat. f. 110.
40. Simon Sulcerus, Professor at Basel, to Benedictus Aretius ; dat.
13 May, 1564. Lat. f. 112.
41. Gerartns Falckenburgh, Greek scholar, to [Theodore] Pulmann ;
dat. Padua, vj kal. Mart. 1565. Lat. f. 114.
42. Victorinus Strigelius, reformer; apparently from the album of
Carl Hermann, of Freiberg; dat. Leipzig, 13 July, 1566. Lat.
f. 116.
43. Carlo Sigonio, scholar, to Pietro Vittorio of Florence ; dat. Bo-
logna, 21 Oct. [15]67. Ital f 118.
44. Stephanus Bylavius, ooncionator, to Paul Eber ; dat. Frankfurt,
3 July, [15j68. Lat. f. 121.
45. Melchior Barlaeus, poet, to bis brother Jacobus Barkdus ; dat.
Antwerp, id. Kov. 1568. Lat. f. 124.
46. Casparus Koelhausz, divine, to Amoldt Comelii ; dat. Leyden,
24 May [15]73 (?) Dutch, f. 127.
47. Casparus Everbardus, to ; dat. Speier, 6 Aug. 1572. Lat.
f. 129.
48. Certificate of Petrus Datbenus', addressed to the elders of Gh>rkum ;
dat. Rnremonde, 26 Aug. 1572. Dutch, f. 131.
446
ADDITIONAL MSS^ 21.624.
49. Johannes Barleens, to his father, Lambertus BarlsBiis ; dat. Embden,
26 Nov. 1572. Lai. f. 133.
50. Panlus Montanus, lawyer, to Philippe de Marnier, merchant of
Amsterdam ; dat. Mayence, 20 Dec. 1572. Lat. f. 135.
51. Martinns Chemnitius, divine, to Andreas PrsBtorins ; dat. Bmns-
wick, 6 Oct. 1573. Lat. f. 137.
52. Comelins Valerius, professor, to Franciscus Raphlengius and
Joannes Moretus, of Antwerp ; dat. Louvain, 9 oal. Aug. [15]75.
Lat. f. 139.
j53. L[udoyicus] Cappellus, theologian, to Arnold Gomelii, minister of
Delft; dat. 3 non. Aug. 1575. Lat. f. 141.
54. Caspar Barle [or Barlasus], to his brother Jacobus Barlaeus; dat.
29 Dec. 1577. Lat. f. 143.
55. Hadrianus GoTid[anuH] to Y iglius Zuichemus ; dat. Louvain, 9 Mar.
[15]76. Lat. f. 146.
56. Jacobus Barlaeus to Balduinus Berleoomus [Berlikom], the poet, at
Ghent ; dat. Antwerp, 3 Jan. 1579. Lat. f. 149.
57. [Johannes] Serranns [or de Serres], divine, to [Bonaventura Smet,
called] Vulcanius; dat. Lauter, 14 June, 1579. Lat. f. 152.
58. Hugo Donellus [or Doneau], lawyer [a6. 1591] ; written for " Chris-
tophorus Eoels, ordinum ZelandisB consiliarius primarius," f. 155.
59. Ch[ristophoru8] Plantinus, printer, to Janus Douza, dominua &
Nordwick; dat. Antwerp, 31 Jan. 1580. Lat. f. 157.
60. Petrus [Ulnerus] Abbas Bergensis to Joannes Olearius, professor,
at Helmstadt ; dat. Monte Parthenopolitano [Magdeburg, 4 Apr.],
1581. Lat. f. 159.
61. Salomo[nius] Albertus to Georgiiis Patina, physician of Driburg ;
dat. Vialonga, 31 July [15]83. Lat. f. 162.
62. Joannes Brandmyllerus, Hebrew professor at Basel ; dat. 8 Oct.
1583, f. 167.
63. Joannes Taffinus to Amoldus Cornelius, of Delft ; dat. Ziirich,
26 Jan. 1575; Antwerp, 11 Deo. 1581, 31 Aug. 1584. LaL ff.l69,
170, 172.
64. Daniel Tossanus [or Toussain], reformer, to Martin Lydius at
Amsterdam ; dat. Heidelberg, postridie Paschatis [12 Apr.] 1585.
Lat. f. 174.
65. Petrus Tossanus, theologian [6b. 1573], to V[olfgang Fab]ritius
Capito [6b. 1542], Episcopus Argentinensis [Strassburg] ; dat. Paris,
15 June, 8.a. [From the address of this letter it would appear that
Capito, Archbishop of Majence, was elected Lutheran Bishop of
Strassburg after the expulsion of the bishop in 1529.] Lat. f. 176.
66. Theodorus Beza, reformer, to Adrianus k Milen, in aula Batavia
prsBses, Hagas;" dat Geneva, 25 Jan. 1586. Lot.; with teaZ,
f. 178.
67. Bemhenis Vezekius, Johannes Gerebulus, and Casparus Holsto-
ADDITIONAL MSS., 21,624.
447
cbiuB, minister of Campen, in Holland, to Arnold Comely, of Delft ;
dat. Campen, 28 Jan. 1687. LcA, f. 181.
68. Johannes Kuchlenus [or KtichleinJ, theologian and pastor of Am-
sterdam, to Jacobus Arminiiis, theologian; dat. Amsterdam, kal.
Jnn. [15]87. Lai. f. 184.
69. Pancratins Castricomius, lawyer, to Paulus Ouilielmins von Dor-
drecht; dat, Alkmaar, iii kal. Jun. 1688; and to Johan Buyes,
Councillor of State of Westfiriesland ; dat. 20 Jan. 1689. Lot, ff. 186,
188.
70. 'O Vpwaw [Joh. Jac. Qrynaeus], theologian of Basel [o&. 1617],
to Baltasar Brunner, phjsician; dat. ex regia Hauracomm., 4 cal.
Maii [1688]. Lat f. 192.
71. Carolus Gallus, theologian, to Amoldus Cornelius, of Delft; d\t.
Leyden, Non. Jan. [16]90. Lat. f. 194.
72. Abraham Ortelius, geographer, to Francitucus Baphelengius, the
orientalist; dat. Antwerp, kal. Dec. 1691. Lat. f. 196.
73. Joseph [Justus] Scaliger, scholar [o6. 1609], to Justus Lipsins ;
dat. Pruilly in Touraine, prid. kal. Maii. Lat With some Oreek
elegiacs, f. 198.
74. Petnis Forestus, physician, to Franciscus Baphelengius ; dat.
Delft, 25 Jan. 1592. Lat f. 201.
75. Caspar Peucerus, physician, to Ludovicus Comes k Seen in Witzen-
stein ; dat. 14 Apr. 1592. Lat. f. 203.
76. Hieronymus Commelinus, printer, to Sibrand Lubbert, professor at
Franecker; dat. Heidelberg, 6 May, 1592. Lat. f. 205.
77. Valentinus Acidalius, philologist, to Franciscus Baphelengius ;
daf. Breslau, non. Oct. 1593. Lat. f. 207.
78. Ph. Mamixius, Aldegondenius [Philip van Marnix, of Aldegonde],
diplomatist, to Sibrand Lubbert ; dat. Leyden, 3 Nov. 1596. Lat.
79. Justus Lipsius, scholar, to Carolus Clusius ; dat. Louvain, kal. Jul.
1694; — to Franciscus Baphelengius; n.d. ; — and to Janus Dousa;
dat. Louvain, vj kal. Jul., vij id. Sextil. 1697. Lat. The two last
letters are copies. flF. 213-216.
80. Sebastianus Egbertus to Johannes Huemius, professor at Leyden ;
dat. Amsterdam, 7 cal. Sept. 1697. Lat. f. 218.
81. Gerard Bontius, professor of medicine at Leyden ; from the album
of John Major ; dat. Leyden, 13 May, 1698. Lat. f. 220.
82. Nicolaus Dammius and Theophilns Fycherbaert, of the Church
of Briel, to ; dat. Briel, 25 Jan. 1605. Dutch. Signed, f. 222.
83. Baphael Eglinus, Iconius, theologian, to ; Marburg, 15 Jan.
1608. Lat. f. 224.
84. Jacobus Arminins, theologian, to Joannes Narsius, pastor of Grave ;
dat. Leyden, 17 July, 1608; and to Joannes Uytenbogart, the theo-
logian ; endorsed 9 July, 1609. Lat. ff. 226, 227.
f. 211.
448
ADDITIONAL MSS.. 21,624.
85. Joannes Meursius, professor of Greek at Ltsyden [6b, 1639]; from
the album of Antonius Thysius, his colleague ; n,d. f. 229.
86. Petrus Cunaeus, lawyer, to Joannes Polyander and others ; dat.
Leyden, 1618, 1619. Lot, and Dutch, Drafts, f. 231.
87. Jacobus Eyndius ab Haemstede, poet [o6. 1614], to Dominic
Baudius, of Leyden ; n,d. Lat. f. 233.
88. Henricus Alting, divine, to Hermannus Faukeliiis, pastor of Mid-
delburg; dat. Hague, x cal. Aug. 1623. Lat f. 235.
89. Andreas Kinderling, professor of medicine, to Joachim k Wicke-
voort, of Amsterdam ; dat. Leyden, 3 Feb. 1626. Lat. f, 237.
90. Ar[nold] Buchellius, historian, to Caspar BarlaBUS ; dat. Utrecht^
prid. kal. Sept. 1627. Lat. f. 239.
91. Joh. Brosterlmsen, to Joachim and Abraham k Wickevoort; dat.
Leyden, v cal. Jan. 1628. Lat. f. 242.
92. Henricus Reneri, theologian, to ; dat. Amsterdam, 28 Mar.
1629. Lat. f. 245.
93. Adi ianus Blyenburgius, poet, to Caspar Barlaeus ; dat. Dordrecht,
20 Feb. 1630. Lat. f. 247.
94. Com[elis] Bosch [or Sylvius], lawyer, to Joannes Utenborgard;
dat. Hague, 18 Nov. 1632. Lat. f. 249.
95. V[enceslaus] 'Clemens, scholar, to Caspar BarlaBUs; dat. Leyden,
28 July, 1633. Lat. f. 251.
96. Bernhardiis FuUenius, professor of Hebrew, on the telescope ; dat.
Franecker, iv id. Aug.; and certificate; dat. Franecker, xiv cal.
Sept. 1633. Lat. ff. 253, 257.
97. Henningus Arnisseus, physician, of Helmstadt, to Joachim Wick-
fordius [Wickevoort] ; dat. Coldingae in Hibemis, lOFeb. 1635. Lat.
f. 259.
98. Gerhard Cocceius, professor of law, to Joannes Cabeliarius, lawyer ;
dat. Bremen, 19 July, 1636. Lat. f. 262.
99. J[oannes] Forestus, of Leyden ; dat. vj id. Oct. 1637. Lat. verses.
f£. 265-269.
100. Corn[elius] Bojrus, poet, to Caspar Barl»us; dat. Hague, 25 Oct.
1638. Lat. f. 271.
101. Latin vei-ses of the same, f. 273.
102. Elbertus Sosius to Christian Huygens, the astronomer, in LaHn
verse; n.d. flf. 275-280.
103. Georg Franzke, lawyer, to Joachim Yiquefortius, of Amsterdam ;
dat. Gotha, 21 Sept. 1641. Lat. f. 282.
104. Certificate of Lambertus BarlsBus, professor of Greek, in favour
of Cornelius k Rossum; dat. Leyden, prid. cal. Oct. 1643. LaL
105. Henricus Bruno to Caspar Barledtis ; dat. Hague, postrid. kal.
Nov. 1644; and to Joachim Oudaan ; dat. Horn, iv id. Sept. 1652.
Lat. ff. 287, 289.
f. 285.
ADDITIONAL MSS., 21,624, 21,626.
449
106. JaoobuB Baselius, to Cornelius Booth, burgomaster of Utrecht;
dat. Kerckwerve, 11 Sept. 1660. LaL f. 291.
107. Reynerus Cools, to ; n,d. Lot, f. 293.
108. Johannes Hoornbeck» theologian, to Jacobus Borstius, of Rotter-
dam ; dat. Leyden, 2 Oct. 1665. Dutch, f. 295.
109. Caspar Barlseus [son of the poet?]; from the album of Henricus
Vockestartius, jun. ; dat. Lisbon, 9 Mar. 1669. Lot, f. 296.
110. Octavius Falconerius [or Falconieri], scholar, to M icolaus Heinsins;
dat. Brussels, 21 May, 1674. Lot. f. 298.
111. Cornelius Bontekoe, physician, to Johannes Boschlus ; dat. Hague,
13 May, 1679. LaL f. 301.
112. Gisbert Cuper, professor and burgomaster at De venter, to Johann
Braun, professor at Qroningen ; dat. Deventer, viij cal. Oct. 1680.
Lat. f. 303.
113. Abraham Hinckelmann, orientalist, to the same; dat. Ltibeck,
9 Sept. 1683. Lat. f. 306.
114. J[ohannes] Heurnius to Andreas Rivetus, governor of the young
Prince of Orange ; dat. 26 Aug. 1691. Lat. f. 309.
115. C[aspar ?] Barlseus, to his son Caspar, a lawyer of Amsterdam;
dat. Amsterdam, 30 July, 1693. Lat. f. 312.
116. Francis Hesselius, professor of histx)ry at Rotterdam ; LcUin
verses, f. 314.
117. [Godfrey William, Baron] Leibniz, mathematician, to ; dat.
Hanover, 29 Aug. 1706. Fr. f. 316.
118. Bemardus Fez, Benedictine, to Joseph Maria Sandius, librarian of
the monastery of St. Justina at Padua; dat. Melk, 23 Nov. 1721,
24 Aug. 1730. Lat. ff. 319, 321.
119. Fr[ederick] Ruysch, anatomist, to dat. Amsterdam, 19 Oct.
1728. Dutch, f. 324.
120. D[ominic"l Colonius [or de Colonia], Jesuit j to ; n.d. Lat.
f. 326.
121. A[nne] L[ouisa] Earschin, poetess, to the demoiselle Bose, in
vei-se; dat. 10 May, 1778. Ger. f. 328.
122. [Christopher Martin] Wieland, poet, to — ; dat. Weimar,
10 Oct. 1812. Ger. f. 331.
128. [Charles Louis, Baron] Knebel, translator of Lucretius, to ;
dat. Jena, 12 Jan. 1812. Ger. f. 334.
Paper. Folio.
21,626. Orioinal letters and papers of Nicholas Heinsius, the scholar,
and Carlo Dati, the philologist ; 1647, viz. : —
1. Nicholas Heinsius to Carlo Dati ; dat. Bologna, post kal. Sept. ;
Venice, 27 Sept. ; and Padua, xvii kal. Nov. 1647. Lat. ff. 1, 5, 15.
2. Carlo Dati to Nicholas Heinsius ; dat. Florence, vii id. Sept.,
iii Non. Oct., iii id. Nov. 1647. Lai. ff. 2, 9, 16.
MSS. — 1856. 2 G
450
ADDITIONAL MSS., Sl,025, ia,S26.
3. Three copies of Latin yenseB by Nicholas Heinsius ; the last two
being in the handwriting of Dati, ffl 7, 13, 14.
4. Carlo Dati to Isaac Yossius, the philologist. Canon of Windsor ; n.d,
Lai. f. 11.
6. Paganinus Gaudentius [or Gaudenzo], the scholar, to Carlo Dati ;
dat. Pisa, iii cal. Nov. 1647. Lai. f. 17.
6. Carlo Dati to Paganinus Gaudentius ; dat. Florence, vij kal. Nov.
1647. L(U. f. 19.
7. The same to Paolo Vendramini, of Venice ; n.(i ItaJ. f. 20.
8. The same to Fra Fulgentio ; dat. Florenoe, 9 Nov. 1647. ItaL
f. 21.
9. Autographs of Nicolas Heiasins ; n,d, ; — Friderich Benedict Carpzow;
dat. Leyden, 1683; — and John Conrad "Wolfin ; dat. Leipzig, 1701 ;
as possessors of a book formerly belonging to Isaac Yossius, f. 23.
The letters of Carlo Dati appear to be drafts. Paper. Folio.
21,526. Original letters and papers, chiefly of the royal houses of
Spain and Portugal ; from 1450 to 1815, m ; —
1. Mary, Queen of Aragon [wife of Alphonso Y. and daughter of
Henry III. of Castile], to Mary, Queen of France [wife of
Charles YII.] ; dat. Perpenya, 24 M^r. 1450. Span. ; with eignaiwre
and seal. f. 2.
2. Henry IV., King of Castile, to Louis XI., King of France; dat.
Cervera, 20 Aug. 1465. Span. Signed, f. 4.
3. Charles I. [the Emperor Charles Y.] to [Diego Hurtado de Mendo9a]
Marques de Caiiete, Yiceroy of Navarre, on his expedition into
Afiica; dat. Barcelona, 9 May; "Sobre la goleta de Tunez,"
80 Jxme and 14 July; "del alca9aya de Tuness," 26 July; "en
nuestra galera geroa de la goleta de Tunez," 16 Aug. ; and Trapana,
31 Aug. 1535. Span. Signed. If. 8, 9, 12, 13, 15, 17, 21.
4. [Isabella] Queen of Spain [wife of the Emperor Charles Y.] to the
same; dat. Madrid, 19 Aug«, 18 Sept. 1535. i^pon. Signed, ff. 19,
23.
5. Memorial on the fortification of Pamplona, to the Marques de
Canete; dat. Pamplona, 5 Feb. 1542. Signed by [Antonio Alvarez
de Toledo, Duke of Alva] " El duque virrey " [i.e. Viceroy of
Naples] ; with marginal notes. Span. f. 25.
6. Cardinal [Juan Alvarez de Toledo], Archbishop of Compostella, and
Cardinal F[ranci8co] de Mendo^a [y Bobadilla], Bishop of Burgos, to
[Cosmo de* Medici] Duke of Florence [afterwards Qrand Duke of
Tuscany], concerning Sena; dat^ Borne, 3 Aug. 1552. Span.
Signed, f. 29.
7. [Anna Maria of Austria] Queen of Spain [4th wife of Philip II.]
to the same; dat. Madrid, 29 Jan. 1572. Span. Signed; and
countersigned by Antonio Perez, the Secretary, f. 34.
ADDITIONAL MSS., 81,636.
451
8. Isabel, Queen of Spain [3rd wife of Philip IL], to Augerio [Ghislen]
de Busbecke, Spanish Ambassador to Tnrkey ; n.d. Span. Holo-
graph ; with seal, f. 37,
9. [Philip III.] of Spain to [Philip William] Prince of Orange ; dat.
Florence, 7 June, 1609. Span. ; with signature and seal. f. 39.
10. [Philip lY.] of Spain to [Luis Davila y Zuniga] Marques de
Mirabel, Councillor of State ; dat Madrid, 27 Sept. 1638. Span. ;
with 9ignaiure and 9eal. f. 42.
11. The same to his sister [Anne Marie Maurice, widow of Louis Xlll.
of France] ; dat Madrid, 12 July, 1660. Span. Holograph, f. 44.
12. Elisabeth [1st wife of Philip IV. of Spain, d). 1644] to her
brother [Louis XIII. of France]; dat Ooadalaiare [Guadalajara]
3 Feb., and n.d. Fr. Holograph. £f. 46, 48.
13. Maria Anna [2nd wife of Philip lY. of Spain, and daughter of the
Emperor Ferdinand III.] to her sister [-in-law, Anne, widow of
Louis XIII. of France]; dat Madrid, 1 Oct., 27 Nov. 1660. Span.
Holograph, flf. 50, 51.
14. Don Juan [of Austria, natural son of Philip IV. of Spain] to ;
dat. Campo sobre Longon, 11 June, 1650. Span. Signed, f. 63.
15. Don Carlos, Infante [afterwards Charles III. of Spain], to his sister
[Marie Th6r^se Antoinette Baphaele, wife of the Dauphin Louis,
son of Louis XV.] ; dat Naples, 21 Deo. 1745. Span. Holograph.
f. 56.
16. Charles lY. of Spain to [Manuel de Qodoy, Prince of Peace] ; dat.
Badajoz, 1 July, 1801. Span. Holograph, f. 59.
17. [Marie] Louise [Ther^se, wife of Charles IV. of Spain] to
[Louis XVIII. of France]; dat Kome, 4 Jan. 1815. Fr. Holograph;
with envelope and seal. f. 61.
18. [Manuel de Godoy] Principe de la Paz to [Lucien Bonaparte, Prince
de Canino] French Ambassador in Spain; dat Madrid, 31 Mar.
[1801 ?]. Span. Holograph, f. 64.
19. Catherine, Queen Begent of Portugal [widow of John III.], to
Charles IX. of France, after the massacre of St. Bartholomew ; dat.
Lisbon, 1 Dec. 1572. Port. Signed, f. 66.
20. Sebastian, King of Portugal, to Henry III. of France; dat Sintra,
12 Oct 1575. PoH. Signed, f. 69.
21. Copy of a charter of King Sebastian, confirming the grant of the
Island of Amboyna to the family of Froytas; dat. 7 Dec. 1584.
Port. f. 72.
22. Dom Manoel, titular Prince of Portugal [son of Anthony, pretender
to the throne of Portugal], to Christian IV. of Denmark; dat.
Hague, 23 May, [15]97. Lat. ; with tignalure and seal. f. 77.
23. Mauritia [Eleonora], Princess of Portugal [daughter of Dom
Manoel, and wife of Greorge Frederick, Prince of Nassau-Siegen], to
[Constantino Huygens] van Zuylichem [Secretary to the Prince of
2 G 2
452
ADDITIONAL MSS., 21,627.
Orange] ; dat. Hague, 25 June, 1636, 3 Sept. [16]45. Fr. Eokh
' graph; with teals, ff. 80, 81.
24. Anne Louise [daughter of Dom Manoel?], nee princesse de
Portugal, to ; dat. Culenborg, 28 July, 1660. Fr, Holograph.
f. 84.
25. Emanuel [2nd son of Pedro II. of Portugal], to ; dat.
Bayonne, 21 Dec. (?) 1728. Fr. Holograph, f. 86.
26. Maria I., Queen of Portugal, to George III. of England, on the
death of her mother; dat. Lisbon, 15 Jan. 1781. Led.; with
signaJture and seal. f. 89.
Paper. Folio.
21,627. Original letters and autographs of members of the house of
Nassau; 1676-1796:—
1. Safe conduct from Guill[aum]e de Nassau [Prince of Orange] to Jehan
del Hal ; dat. Dordrecht, 28 Aug. 1575. Fr. Signed and sealed, f. 2.
2. Maurice de Nassau [Prince of Orange] to the town of Utrecht ; dat.
Hague, 4 May, 1591, 24 Aug. 1607 ; Eiel, 28 Oct. 1606. IhUch.
Signed and sealed, ff. 4, 13, 15.
3. The same to [the Governor of Flushing ?] ; dat. Middelburg, 20 July,
1593. Dutch. Signed, f. 6 b.
4. The same to the town of Flushing ; dat. Goes, 9 Sept. 1596. Dutch.
Signed and sealed, f. 7.
5. The same to Sir Philip Sidney, Governor of Flushing; dat. Hague,
9 Jan. 1598. Fr. Holograph, f. 9.
6. An order of the same inscribed on a plan of Fort Liefkenshoeck, on
the Scheldt, by Davidt van Orliens; dat. Hague, 27 Apr. 1612.
Dutch. Signed, f. 11 b.
7. The same to the town of Zeeland ; dat. Hague, 27 Jan. 1615. Dutch.
Signed, f. 17.
8. The same to ; dat. Emmeriok, 26 July, 1622. Dutch. Signed
and sealed, f. 19.
9. Justinus de Nassau [natural son of William, Prince of Orange] to
[Robert Dudley] Earl of Leicester; dat. Chateau de Breda, 22 Oct.
1622. Fr, Holograph ; with seal. f. 21.
10. Maurice de Nassau [grandson of Mauiice, Prince of Orange] to
; dat. Casteel van Sluys; 27 Jan. 1673. Dutch. Signed, f. 24.
11. Maurice P[rince] de Nassau- [Si^en] to ; dat. Cloves, 29 Aug.
1675. Fr. Signed, f. 27.
12. Henry de Nassau [Prince of Orange] to [Constantino] Huygens
[van Zuylichem] ; dat Rheeze, 1 Sept., 5 Nov, s.a. 18 Jan. 1636
(inclosing draft of letter to Charles I., with copy). JFV. Holograph;
with seals, ff. 30, 33, 37, 39.
13. The same to ; dat. Camp, 28 Oct. ; Waalwyk, 21 Nov. (with
copy) s.a. Fr. Holograph, ff. 32, 35, 36.
Digitized by
ADDITIONAL MSS., 21,627.
453
14. The same to [Armand Jean da Plessis] Cardinal [Due] de Richelieu;
Jan. 1636 (original minute, with copy). Fr. ff. 40, 42.
15. The same to [Marie de' Medici, widow of Henri IV. of France] ;
dat Hague, 22 Jan. 1639. Fr. Holograph; with seals, f. 44.
16. " Lijste van Ammunitie ende vijyeres die op Argenteau ghesonden
sin dat. Maestricht, 3 July, 1634. Signed by Harmen Conninx.
f. 46.
17. G[uillaume] P[rince d'Orange to ; official documents ; dat.
Hague, 13 Mar. 1649, 7 Aug. 1650. Dutch. Signed, ff. 48, 50.
18. Marie [daughter of Charles I. of England, and wife of William,
Prince of Orange] to Thomas Brown, D.D. ; dat. Antwerp, 26 Feb.
[1660?]. Eng. Holograph ; wUh seal. f. 62.
19. Obligation of the same to the same, for the price of a ring ; dat.
Breda, 13 Apr. 1660. Fr. Signed, f. 54.
20. Order of Wilhelm Fredrick, Pr[ins] zu Nassau [Katzenellenbogen] ;
dat. Leeuwaerden, 5 Jan. 1649. DiUch. Signed and sealed, f. 58.
21. The same to ; dat. Leenwaerden, ^ Deo. 1650. Ihiich. Signed.
f. 60.
22. The same to ; dat. Hague, f | Dec. 1653. Dutch. Holograph.
f. 62.
23. The same to [Cardinal Mazarin] ; dat. Hague, Nov. 1658. Fr.
Holograph, f. 64.
24. Albertine D'Orange, wife of the same, to ; dat. GroningeUf
^ Mar. 1665. Dutch. Signed, f. 67.
25. Order by Elisabet de Nassau [wife of Henri de la Tour, Due de
Bouillon] on a petition of Marin Halma; dat. Sedan, 23 Jan. 1610.
Fr. Signed; with receipt on the back, from Jeanne de St. Simon,
wife of the said Marin Halma, dat. 26 Jan. 1610. Fr. f. 69.
26. Sophie [daughter of J ohn Louis, Prince of Nassau-Hadamar, and
wife of Louis Prince of Nassau-Dillenburg] to [Frederic Henry] le
Prince d'Orange; dat. 1640. Dutch. Holograph; with seals.
f. 71.
27. Sophie Marguerite de Nassau [wife of John Ernest, Count of Lim-
burg] to ; dat. Culenborg, 24 Feb. 1640. Fr. Holograph, f. 73.
28. G[eorg] Frederic Gr[ave tot] Waldeck to ; dat. Hague, 11
July, 1673. Dutch. Signed and sealed, f 75.
29. Autographs of [Prince] Christian de Nassau- [Dillenburg]^
F[rederik] A[drian] Baron van Reede, Vreyherr tot Benswoude,
and de Mauregnault; dat. 13 Sept. 1700, f. 78.
30. Autographs of [Louis Adrian] le Comte de Nassau-Zeyst, Maurice
[Louis] de Nassau, C[apitaine] de G[arde to William III.], and
M[aurice Louis] de Nassau [Heer van] Driebergen, n.d. ; with seals.
ff. 79, 85.
31. Certificate of G M de Nassau ; dat. Middelburgh, 12 Mar.
1709. Dutch. Signed, l 80.
Digitized by
454 ADDITIONAL MSS.. 21,627, 21,628.
32. Antographof Christian FUrst eu Nassau [-Dillenburg] ; dat. Dillen-
burg, 4 JaD. 1729, 17 Jan. 1727, ff. 81, 83 b.
33. Johann Eberhard Kau to Christian, Prince of Nassau-Dillenbnrg ;
nA [1727]. Ger. Holograph, f. 82.
34. Autograph of W[ ] de Nassau ; n.rl., f. 84.
35. Autograph of [William Charles Henry Friso], Prince d'Orange et
Nassau ; dat. Hague, 27 Apr. 1749. With seal f. 87.
36. Marie Louise [widow of John William Friso, selfnstyled Prince of
Orange] to Professor [T W de Water] ; dat. 1 June, 1754.
Dutch. Holograph, f. 89.
37. Autograph of Anne [wife of William Charles Henry Friso, Prince
of Orange] ; dat. Hague, 28 Feb. 1757. With seal, f. 92.
38. W[illiam V.] P[rins] v[an] Orange to [Professor] T W de
Water, of Flushing ; dat. Hague, 14 May, 1772. Dutch. Holograph ;
with seal. f. 94.
39. W[ilhelm] F[rederik] Erfprinft van Orange [afterwards King of
Holland] to the same ; dat. Hague, 15 Jan. 1791. Dutch. Holograph;
with seal. f. 97.
40. The same to ; dat. Weymouth, 7 Sept. 1795. Fr. Holograph.
f. 99.
Paper; Folio.
21,628. AuTOOBAPHS of eminent men of the Low Countries, etc.^ 1425*
1. Jehan de Douvrin, maistre dostel of the Duchess of Burgundy ; dat.
4 Feb. [14]85. Fr. f. 1.
2. Jaques de Luxemboui^, Seigneur de Fiennes ; 24 Oct. 1516. Fr. f. 3.
3. The Imperial Council in Upper Alsace to the Council of Freiburg ;
dat. 24 June [15] 15, f. 5.
4. The Freiherr zu Waltpurg, Stattlialter of Wirtemberg, to Ferdi-
nand, Archduke of Austria; Stuttgart, 12, 16 June [15]23. Chr.
ff. 6, 8.
6. Charles [d*Egmont], Duke of Gueldres, to Wolter van Amstell and
Jan Pelz, Canon of AldemUnster; dat. Amhem, 31 Mar. 1529. Dutch.
6. Jan de Flanders, surgeon; 11 Feb. 1551. Dutch, f. 12.
7. Mathys van Heeswyck, Abbat of Middelburg, to Boelant de Pottere,
Pensionary of the Bishop of Zeeland ; dat. Westhouen, 15 July, 1558.
Dutch. {, 14.
8. Nicolaus de Castro [du Chastel, Bishop of Middelburg] to the same ;
Middelburg, 28 Aug. 1562. Lot. f. 16.
9. Lamoral d*Egmont, Prince de Qavre ; dat. Brussels, 13 Nov. 1566.
Fr. f. 18.
10. [Charles, Baron] de Berlaymont to the Duke of Alva ; Antwerp,
6 July, 1567. Fr. Holograph, f. 20.
1825
f.lO.
ADDITIONAL MSS., 31,688, 21^29.
455
11. Luis de Eequesens, Gbveroor of the NeUierlands ; Antwerp,
6 Aug. 1574. Dutch; with seal f. 23 b.
1 2. [Jacob] Egmont and [Kornelis] van Aersaen ; Hague, 20 Oct. 1599.
IhUch. f. 26.
13. [Kornelis] van Aerssen ; Hague, 6 Feb. 1591. Dutch, f. 28.
14. Francoys van Aerssen ; Paris, 6 Aug. 1603. Dutch ; with teal. f. 29,
15. [Charles de Ligne] Prince Conte d'Aremberg to M. de L'Esoluse;
dat. Enghien, 25 Feb. 1609. Fr. Holograph, f. 31.
16. Albert [Wenceslaus Wall^istein], Duke of Friedland ; dat. EUstrin,
9 Aug. 1628. Qer. £ 33.
17. J[aoob] yanWassenaer and J[an] de Merode; Hague, 20 Deo.
1656. Dutch. I 36.
18. Luis de Benavides, Marquis de Fromista, Conte de Pinto, Gknremor
of the' Netherlands; n,d.j f. 38.
19. Antoini [Gunther], Prince of Holstein Sonderburg ; dat. Tpres,
10 June, 1715. Dutch, f. 40.
20. Baron Stael de Holstein to M. de Colonia, Intendant du Com-
merce ; Paris, 20 Sept. 1784. Fr. f. 42.
21. Carol Graaf van Brederode to Professor T W de Water ;
Hague, 25 May, 1796. Dutch, f. 45.
22. [Paul] Baron Kray [de Krajof ], Austrian GJeneral ; dat. Bendorf,
20 Nov. 1796. Fr. f. 48.
23. [Pierre de Buel, Marquis de] Beumonville, Marshal, to General
Kleber; 1 Frimaire [21 Nov. 1796]. Fr. f. 49.
24. [Charles Joseph] Prince de Ligne ; Vienna, 5 Nov. 1812. Fr. f. 51.
25. [ ] Comte Wintzingerode, Minister Plenipotentiary from Wiir-
temberg to France, to M. Gentil, Directeur du Domaine extraordi-
naire; Paris, 12 Sept. 1813. Fr. f. 54.
26. Grebhard [Lebrecht] von Blucher, Fiirst zu Wahlstadt. Signature
and seal. f. 56.
27. Safe conduct from Charles, Prince de Schwarzenberg, Commander-
in-Chief of the Allies, to M. Yaillien, Maire ^ Pont-snr-Seine ; dat.
Pont-sur-Seine, 16 Mar. 1814. Fr. and Buss. f. 58.
28. [ ] Duo de Mahon ; Toulouse, 5 Oct. 1814. Fr. f. 60.
29. [Charles Auguste] Prince de Hardenberg ; Berlin, 8 Sept. 1814,
and 28 Nov. 1819. Fr. and Gcr. ff. 62, 63.
30. Due de Liffeinara to Firmin Didot ; Turin, 5 Oct. 1815. Fr. £ 64.
31. [Clement] Prince de Mettemich ; Vienna, 27 Jan. 1825. Ger. f. 67.
32. [Alexandre] Prince de Labanoff, to ML de Berard; 18 Mar. 1825.
Fr. f.68.
Paper. Folio.
21,629. EoYAL autographs of Sweden, Denmark, and Russia; 1562-
1808, viz.
1. Eric XIV., King of Sweden ; Stockholm, 4 id. Nov. 1562. Lot. f. 2.
Digitized by
456
ADDITIONAL MSS., 21,629.
2. John III., King of Sweden ; Stockholm, 5 June, 1581. Swed. ; with
seal, f. 4.
3. Sigismund III., King of Poland and Sweden, to Henry IV. of
France ; Warsaw, 27 Feb. 1609. Lat f. 7.
4. GiiBtayu8 Adolphns IL, King of Sweden; 25 Sept. 1627,
f.9.
5. The President and Assessors of the College of Merchants in Sweden-
Signed by K[nut] Kurck, I[8rael] Lagerfeldt, I. Enefeldt, A. Cron-
strom, and Johan Stiemhook; Stockholm, 16 July, 1670. Stoed,;
with seal. f. 11. ^
6. Hedewig Eleonora [widow of Charles X.] ; Stockholm, 28 Aug. 1661,
13 Nov. 1697; Carlberg, 16 July, 1704; Stockholm, 19 July, 1705,
8 Sept. 1710; with signatures of the following Ministers: — Petrus
Brahe, Comes in Wissingsborg, Magnus Gabriel de la Gardie, Qustaf
Guer, Clas Sternsohild, and Gustavus Boundle, f. 13 ; and of Bengt
Oxenstiema, Georg Gyllenstiema, and Niclas Gyldenstolpe, f. 14.
Swed. ff. 13-17.
7. Charles XII., King of Sweden, to Daniel Cronstrom, Swedish Envoy
at Paris ; Blonie, 5 July, 1704. Swed, ; with seat, f, 19.
8. The same to Frederic IV. of Denmark; 23 Nov. 1714. Lat. HoUh
graph, f. 21.
9. [Adolph] Friedrich, afterwards King of Sweden, to Carl Bielke,
Swedish Envoy to France; Stockholm, 11 Jan. 1721. Swed, f. 23.
10. Ulrica Eleonora, Queen of Sweden, to the same ; Stockholm, 9 Dec.
1719. Swed. Seal. f. 27.
11. Christiern Auguste, Prince of Holstein-Gtottorp, afterwards Bishop
of Liibeck, to the Swedish Envoy at Paris; Gottorp, 20 Aug. 1705,
Fr. f. 30.
12. Charles Frederick, Duke of Holstein-G^ttorp ; Stockholm, 27 Mar.
1717. Fr. f. 32.
13. Charles, Prince of Hesse-Cassel, to M. de Cronstrom ; Cassel,
7 Oct. 1717. Fr. f. 34.
14. George, Prince of Hesse-Cassel, son of the preceding, to the Barcm
de Flemming ; Cassel, 26 Feb. 1739. Fr. f. 37.
15. Adolphe Friedrich, King of Sweden, to Count Gustav Philip 4
Creutz; Stockholm, 29 Feb., 25 Apr., 13 Sept 1768,-1771. Swed.
and Lat. Seal. ff. 39-42.
16. Gustavus III., King of Sweden, to Jean Frangois Marmontel; n.d.
and Drotningholm, 19 Aug. 1781. Fr. Holograph, ff. 44, 45.
17. Christian lY., King of Denmark and Norway, to Hanss Schnellenn ;
Copenhagen, 7 Mar. 1602. Oer. l 47.
18. Friderich III., King of Denmark and Norway, to Henrich MoUer
and others; Copenhagen, 22 Dec. 1660. Danish. Seal. f. 50.
19. Christian V., King of Denmark and Norway; Copenhagen, 2 July,
1672. Ger, Seal, f. 53.
ADDITIONAL MSS., 81,629, 21,680. * 457
20. Antoin [Gunther] Prins van Holstein-Sonderburg ; Kyssel [Lille],
29 Aug. 1709. Dutch, f. 56.
21. Fridericli IV., King of Denmark and Norway, to the Prince of
Wales ; Copenhagen, 26 Oct. 1723 and to Admiral Norris ; Odensee,
10 June, 1718. Fr. ; with teaU. ff. 68-60.
22. Christian VI , King of Denmark and Norway; Frideriksberg,
23 Nov. 1731. Danish. Seed. f. 63.
23. Christian VII., King of Denmark and Norway, to the Duke of
Holstein-Oldenburg ; Friderichsberg, 30 Nov. 1794. Fr. f. 66.
24. Peter J., Emperor of Russia; 1710. Bussian. ff. 68, 69.
25. Catherine II., Empress of Russia; 12 Apr. 1791. Buasian. f. 78.
With a copy of her letter to Admiral Paul Jones; Czarskocelo,
11 May, 1788. Fr. f. 74.
26. Paul, Grand Duke [afterwards Emperor] of Russia, to Admiral
Paul Jones; St. Petersburg, June, 1788. Fr. Copy. f. 76.
27. Alexander I., Emperor of Russia [1808]. Fr. ; witii 9eaUd envelope,
f. 79.
Paper. Folio.
21,630. AuTOGRiiPHS of eminent persons of Sweden, Denmark, etc. ;
1627-1797, viz.:—
1. Christian Friis, Chancellor of Denmark, Anders Bille, Marshal,
Christoff Ulfeld, Joest Hoeg, Christian Hoick, Thage lliott, Hanss
Lindenow, AU)ert Skeel, Claus Daa, and Otto Skeel, signing a
petition to Christian IV. against the Thirty Years' War ; dat. Slagelse,
10 Nov. 1627. Qer. f. 2.
2. Count Corfitz Wllfeldt [Uhlefeld]; Copenhagen, 18 May, 1642.
Qer. f. 6.
3. Leonora Christina, daughter of Christian IV. of Denmark, and wife
of the above Count Uhlefeld; dat Marieboe Closter, 10 Apr. 1694,
and 21 Oct. 1696. Oer. ff. 8, 10.
4. Christian Thomesen [Sehested], Chancellor of Denmark and Nor-
way; Copenhagen, 21 Jan. 1660. Fr. f. 12.
6. Hanns Pedersen to Christian IV. ; Semb, 24 Sept. 1696. Danish, f. 14.
6. Letters of credence from Christian V. io Jens Juel and Christopher
Lindenow, Ambassadors to Sweden, signed by Count Peter Griffen-
feld; Copenhagen, 5 Apr. 1673. Danish, f. 17.
7. Count [Johan Hartvig Ernst] Bemstorlf, Danish Minister, to M. de
Klenergraft; Kockedahl, 1762. Ger. Seal. ff. 20, 22, 24.
8. Count [Hans Caspar] Bothmer, Danish Ambassador to England ;
London, 19 Jan. 1762. Fr. f. 26.
9. Count [Adam Qottlob] de Moltke to Baron de Gleicken ; Christians-
borg, 13 Dec. 1763. Fr. f. 28.
10. J[acob] Langebek, Danish historian; Copenhagen, 26 Mar. 1766.
Dan. f. 30.
r
468 • ADDITIONAL MSa, 21,630—2^35.
11. Michael Filosoffow, Russiaii Ambassador to Denmark ; Copenhagen,
4 Apr. 1767. Oer, f. 33.
12. lieutenant-General von Qahler; Altona, 30 Oct. 1767. Oer.
f. 36.
13. Count C. Hoegh Gnldberg; 20 Oct. 1774, 28 Oct 1782. Fr.
ff. 37, 38.
14. [Paid Henri] Mallet, historian ; Geneva, 4 Feb. 1776. Fr. f. 40.
16. Schack Rathlou ; 27 May [17]88. Fr. f. 43.
16. F[riderich] Mtoter; 13 Dec. 1794. Oer. f. 46.
17. General Hauch to Count Bernstorff ; 10 May, 1797. Dan. Seal
f. 47.
18. Count [Gustavo Charles Frederic] de Lowenhielm, Swedish Am-
bassador to France, to Firmin Didot ; n.d. Fr. f. 49.
19. [Stanislas] Poniatowski to Baron Cronstrom. Fr. f. 62.
20. Bengt Oxenstiema, J. Beigenhielm, N[ils] Gyldenstolpe, and others,
associated in the Swedish Government ; Stockholm, 21 Aug. 1697,
29 Jan. 1702. Swed. ff. 55, 56.
21. Axel Oxenstierna; Magdeburg, 31 Jan. 1634. Ger. f. 68.
22. Christina, Queen of Sweden, to Claude des Salles, Baron de Borte,
Freuch Ambassador to Sweden ; Stockholm, 27 July, 1641. Signed
by Petrus Brahe, Comes in Wissingsborg ; Jacobus de la Gkirdie,
Marshal ; Carolus Gylldenhiem, Admiral ; Axelius Oxenstiem,
Chancellor ; and Gabriel Oxenstiem, Treasurer. Lot. Seal. f. 60.
Paper. Folio.
For description of No. 21,531, see the Catalogue of Oriental MSS.
21,532. Confession of Faith, signed by the clergy, officials, and parish-
ioners of Verdun ; 1661. Fr. Printed. Paper. Folio.
21,633. Extracts of resolutions and ordinances of the States-General
of Holland; 1681-1689. Dutch. Partly jpnnted. Paper. Folio.
21,534. CoLLECTiONRS ad Historiam Archiepiscoporum Mechlinieusium
sive de inauguratione, gestis, et obitu eorundem.'' Compiled about
the middle of the xvuith oent., and including various papers of the
previous century. Paper. Folio.
21,635. Papeles especiales sobre puntos ocelesiasticos y controversias
con la corte Romana;" 1608-1736. A collection of printed and
manuscript papers, among which are the following original letters,
with autograph signatures, addressed to [Antonio Ybanes de la
Riva Herrera], Archbishop of Saragossa, Inquisitor-General, by —
1. [Ren6 de Fioulai] Marshal de Tess^; dat. Genoa, 30 Mar. 1709,
f. 184.
2. Philip V. of Spain ; dat. Madrid, 10, 28 June, 10 Jul}', and 19 Nov.
ADDITIONAL MSS., 21486-31,688. 459
1709 ; with stamped mgnaharesy and eomUrsigned by the Secretary,
Don Juan Milan de Aragon, ff. 222, 224, 242, 250.
3. [Maria Anna, widow of Charles 11. of Spain (?)], Queen Governess ;
dat. 24 Sept 1709. With stamped signature, and cautUereigned by Don
Juan Milan de Aragon, f. 245.
4. Geronymo Belvia, chaplain ; dat. Valencia, 29 Oct 1709, f. 246.
6. [Petro Cayetano Fernandez de Angulo] Marques de Mejorada y de
la Brena; dat. 9 Nov. 1709, f. 249.
6. Luis [Antonio Belluga y Mon9ada, Torre Castillo y Haro], Bishop
of Cartagena [afterwards Cardinal]; dat. Murcia, 24 [Apr.] 1708,
24 July, 1709, fL 271, 277.
7. Martin [de Ascargorta], Archbishop of Granada; dat. Granada,
23 July, 1709, f. 279.
8. The Bishop of Malaga; dat. Malaga, 23 July, 1709, 11 Feb. 1710,
ff. 284, 288.
9. Francisco, Bishop of Ciudad Rodrigo ; dat. Ciudad Rodrigo, 31 July,
1709 ; with a stamped signature, f. 294.
A detailed list of the papers is inserted at the end of the volume.
Paper. Folio.
21,536. Papeles especiales sobre reduccion de tributes y su equiva-
lenciaparamanutencion de la causa publica." A collection of printed
and manuscript papers, dated from 1632 to 1710. At f. 185 is a report,
forwarded by Antonio [Ybanes de la Eiva Herreda], Archbishop of
Saragossa, to the King, in 1703, and bearing his signature,
A detailed list of the papers is inserted at the end of the volume.
Paper. Folio.
21.637. "Papeles varies Espanoles." Transcripts of state papers,
the first part of which consists of deliberations and reports of
councils, in most of which [Francisco de la llermosilla] Conde de
Torre Hermosa, Councillor, is concerned; dated from 1707 to 1724.
The latter part, from f. 219, contains the secret advices and opinions
which the Conde de Torre Hermosa submitted to the King on
various state afEairs, in the years 1713-1725.
A detailed list of the papers is inserted at the end of the volume.
Paper. Folio.
21.638. Papers, ^atHj printed, of Joseph de Grimaldo Gutierrez, Marques
de Grimaldo, Secretary and Councillor of State, consisting of letters
and documents concerning him and his Family; from 1639 to 1735.
At ff. 94, 96 are two letters of James [Francis Edward Stuart, Che-
valier St. George, son of James II. of England] ; dat. Albano, 11 Oct
1726, and Pome, 2 June, 1725. Fr.
A detailed list is inserted at the end of the volume.
Paper. Folio.
460
ADDITIONAL MBS.. 21,689-81.649.
21,689. 1. Papers relating to an expedition of an English fleet
against the Spanish settlements of South America, in 1671. They
comprise copies of letters of [Pedro Antonio Fernandez de Castro],
Conde de Lemos, Viceroy of Peru, on the occnpation of the port of
Valdivia, in Chile, by the English ; a copy of a declaration made
by Carlos Enrique Clerque, Lieut-Governor of Valdivia, relative
to the propositions made in 1663 to Charles II. of England by the
Company of Commerce of England ; and other papers. Spanish^
with English endorsements, ff. 6-31.
2. Copy of a letter from Father Domingo Alvarez, Proctor-feeneral of
the Court, of the order of St. Francis, to the Commissary-General,
giving an account of the destruction of Lima and other places by
an earthquake; dat. Lima, 29 Oct. 1687. Span. This paper is
endorsed by James, Duke of York, afterwards James II., Belation
of the destruction of Lima and other towns in Feme." f. 32.
From the library of the Earl of Melfort.
Paper. Folio.
Far ftdler descriptions of the above Nos, 21,536-21,639, see the Catalogue of
Spanish MSS.
21,640. "Remembrances for Ordei' and Decency to be kept in the
Upper House of Parliament," etc. A copy of rules passed in the
years 1660-1731. Paper ; xviiith cent. Duodecimo.
21,541, 21,542. Statcttes and privileges of the University of Cam-
bridge, to the year 1744; in two volumes. The first contains
copies of statutes, royal letters, etc, ; the second, indexes of Hare's
collections, and copies of charters and papers. Compiled by Francis
Sawyer Parris, Master of Sidney Sussex College. Paper ; xvmth
cent. Quarto.
21,643. "Eecoeuil de Fables, par A[ntoine] V[incent] Arnault."
Autograph, These fables were published with some additional ones
at Paris in 1812. Paper. Duodecimo.
21,644-21,646. Miscellaneous poems, songs, elegies, etc. Three
volumes. Paper ; xvjiith and xixth centt. Folio and Quarto.
21,647, 21,548. Proceedings relative to Bazee-Zemeen in India ; com-
prising extracts from Bengal Eevenue Consultations, from 31 May,
1782, to 31 Jan. 1791 ; with a few extracts of earlier date. Two
volumes. Paper. Folio.
21,649. Obituary tablets ; consisting of four pieces of vellum fitted
with revolving tables, and inscribed with texts in a Flemish dialect,
and with the initials and date C. C. 1585. They were probably
intended to assist the reader with regard to the services of the
ADDITIONAL MSS., 81,650, 81,66L
461
dead in some monastery. See Add. MS. 22,286, where a similar
table is inserted.
21,660. AocouNT of an antiquarian tour through the counties of Suffolk,
Norfolk, Cambridge, and Essex, from 10 Sept. to 19 Dec. 1777,
by Captain [Francis] Grose. With Indian-ink drawings. Paper.
Quarto.
21,651. Orioinal letters and drafts relating to political affairs, chiefly
addressed to George Stepney, English Minister at Vienna and other
Courts; 1690-1706:—
1. [Daniel Finch], Earl of Nottingham, Secretary of State, to [the
Hon. John] Johnston, Envoy at Berlin ; 12 Aug. 1690, f. 1.
2. n[ugh] Greg, Minister at Copenhagen, to [William] Blathwayt,
Secretary-at-War ; 1 Apr. 1693, f. 3.
3. Sir Paul Ryoaut, Besident at Hamburg ; ^ May, 1698, f. 5.
4. William Blathwayt, Secretary-at-War; 1697, f. 7.
5. Lord W[illiam] Pagett, Ambassador Extraordinary to the Porte;
July, 1701, f. 8.
6. James Vernon, Deputy Secretary of State; Whitehall, 3 Feb. 1701,
f. 10.
7. Sir L[ambert] Black well. Envoy at Florence ; 6 May, 1702, 3 Nov.
1703, ff. 12, 18.
8. Sir C[harle8] Hedges, Secretary of State ; Whitehall, Bath, 20 Feb.
170J,4Oct. 1730, ff. 14, 16.
9. James Vernon, Envoy at Copenhagen ; 13 Jan. 1703, 6 Mar. 1706,
ff. 21, 60.
10. Sir Robert Sutton, Ambassador at the Porte ; 26 Mar. 1704, f. 23.
11. E[dmund] Poley, Envoy at Hanover; 27 Apr. 1704, f. 26.
12. Cfharles] Whitworth, Charg6 d'affaires at Vienna, and Envoy to
Bussia [afterwards Baron Whitworth of Galway] ; Vienna, Lupow,
1 Nov., 18 Dec. 1704, ff. 27, 32.
13. John Chetwynd, Envoy at Turin, afterwards Viscount Chetwynd,
to Charles Whitworth; 6 Nov. 1704, f. 29.
14. D[aniel] Pulteney, Envoy at Copenhagen ; 26 Dec. 1706, f. 34.
15. [Thomas Wentworth] Lord Raby [afterwards Earl of Strafford],
Ambassador at the Court of Berlin ; 10 Jan.* 1706, f. 36.
16. Adam Cardonnel, Secretary to the Duke of Marlborough ; White-
hall, 16 Feb. 170|, f. 40.
17. [Charles Montagu] Earl [afterwards Duke] of Manchester, Prin-
cipal Secretary of State; London, 19 Sept. 1706, f. 42.
18. Henry D*Avenant, Envoy at Frankfort; Frankfort, Rastatt
4 Nov. 1706, 15 Mar. 1706[7], ff. 44, 64.
19. [Charles Spencer] Earl of Sunderland, Secretary of State; White-
hall, 6 Dec. 1706, f. 46.
462
ADDITIONAL MSS., 81,662, 21,663.
20. Drafts of letters from George Stepney, when at the Hague, to
[Eobert] Harley, afterwards Earl of Oxford, and the Earl of Sun-
derland, Secretaries of State ; [10], 28 Dec. 1706, ff. 48, 49.
21. Emanuel Howe, Envoy at Hanover; 11 Mar. 1706, f. 52.
22. Et. Hon. H[enry] Pelham, brother of the Duke of Newcastle ; Spring
Gardens, 26 Nov. «.a., f. 66.
Paper. Folio.
21,552. Original letters to William Blathwayt, Secretarj-at^War ;
1691-1705
1. Colonel J[ohn] Gibsone, Governor of Portsmouth; 22 Sept. 1691,
f. 1.
2. Daniel Butts ; 27 Apr. 1693, f. 3.
3. Colonel the Hon. Harry Mordaunt, brother of the Earl of Peter-
borough; 1 Jan. [1694], f. 5.
4. [Charles Paulet] Marquess of Winchester [and afterwards Duke of
Bolton], Lord Justice of Ireland; Dublin, 1 June, 1697, t 7.
5. Admiral Sir M[artin] Aylmer [afterwards Lord Aylmer]; Cadis,
26 Dec. [16]98, f. 10.
e.Efitienne Caillaud ; Eotterdam, 1698-1702. Fr. K 12-31, 36-57.
7. S[iinon] van Slingelandt, Treasurer-General of the United Pro-
vinces, and Grand Penaionary of Holland; Hague, 24 Jan. 1702.
Fr. f. 32.
S.William Aldersey, British Consul at Hamburg; 20 Feb. 170f,
12 June, 1705, ff. 58, 60.
Inserted is a draft of a letter from W. Blathwayte to Estienne Cail-
laud ; Loo, 21 Sept. 1697. Fr. f. 9.
Paper. Quarto.
21,663. Miscellaneous letters and papers; from 1605 to 1790: —
1. Certificate for the payment of the household apothecary, signed by
Eo[ger] Marbeck, the King's physician ; 3 July, 3 Jao. I. [1605], f. 2.
2. Thomas Harrison, High Sheriff for the county of York, to his
brother-in-law, Jobn Bel ton ; dat. Dancershill [oo. Middx.], 29 Sept.
1657, f. 3.
3. Sir Ja[mes] Butler to Sir Eobert Southwell ; Lincoln's Lin, 15 June,
1677, f. 6.
4. Receipt for payment of the quarterly allowance made to Eleanor
Gwynn, for the support of herself and Charles [Beauclerk], Earl of
Burford [afterwards Duke of St. Albans] ; 26 May, 1681, f. 9.
5. Law paper respecting Windsor Forest ; 5 Feb., 2 Jac. II. [1687],
f. 11.
6. Major-General J[ustin] Macartie, afterwards Viscount Mountcashell,
to [W. Blathwayt, Secretary-at^War] ; Chester, 17 Oct. [10]88, f. 12.
7. [John Drummond], Earl of Melfort, to Lieut. -Genei-al Hamilton,
ADDITIONAL MSB., 81,668.
463
commanding at the siege of Londondeny ; dat. Dublin, 27 Apr. and
27 Jnne, 1689, ff. 15, 17.
8. D. Pedro Corbet to D. Mannel de Belmonte, Conde Palaiino, relating
to the Spanish fleet ; dat. Naples, 14 Apr. 1693. I^n. f. 19.
9. Copies of letters and papers concerning the English, Dntch, French,
and Spanish fleets ; 1693, ff. 21-32.
10. General C[oenradd] W[illem], Baron van Dedem, to [ ] ; dat.
Huy, 21 May-16 Oct. 1696. Fr, ffl 33-60.
11. Walter Butler to his brother, in the Low Countries ; 21 July, 1697,
f. 61.
12. Copies of letters relating to the conYoy of fishing ships bound to
Newfoundland ; 169f, f. 64.
13. [John Holies] Duke of Newcastle, to Lord — ; dat. Welbeck,
1 Dec. 1701, f. 66.
14. Letters to the Et Hon. [Edward] Southwell, Secretary of State for
Ireland, from Francis Annesley ; London, 11 Nov. 1703 ; — Lieut-
Colonel Thomas Allen; London, 11 Dea 1703; — and [Thomas
Coningsby] Baron [afterwards Earl] Coningsby; 29 Jan. 170 J,
21 Jan. 170^, ff. 57-66.
15. Copy of the patent conferring the title of Marquis upon Don
Ferdinand de Maroke de Lummen, Colonel of Infantry, in the ser-
vice of Charles IV., King of the Two Sicilies; 1 June, 1736. Fr. - f. 67.
16. [George] Stepney, English Minister at Brussels, to [Sir Charle8]
Hedges, Secretary of State ; 4 Nov. 1706. Extract, f. 69.
17. Colonel James Barry to [James Butler, Duke of Ormonde] ; dat.
Eathcormock, 2 Jan. 17]^, f. 71.
18. Sir Con[8tantine] Phipps, Lord Chancellor of Ireland, to [Rt.
Hon. Edward Southwell]; Dublin, 6 Mar. 1713, f. 74.
19. Diescau to [George Augustus, Prince of Wales] ; dat. Hanover,
2 Jan. 1719. Fr. f. 77.
20. Francis Annesley to the Rt. Hon. Edward Southwell ; 21 Sept,
1721, f. 79.
21. H[enry] M[aule, Bishop of Di-omore (?)] to [William Nicholson]
Bishop of Derry; dat. Dublin, 12 Dec. 1724, f. 82.
22. [Heneage Finch] Earl of Aylesford ; 6 July, 1727, f. 86.
23. Letters to Eckerschall, Secretary of [Caroline] Queen of
George II. of England, from J. Riva ; 16 May, 1728 ;— [James Walde-
gravej Earl Waldegrave, Ambassador at Paris; 9 Feb. 173 J; — and
de Bussy, French Ambassador; 1737. Fr. and JEhig.
ff. 86-89.
24. George Ballard to Joseph Ames; dat. Campden, 8 Mar. 174^, f. 90.
26. E[dmund] Burton to [David] Wilkins, D.D. ; 29 Mar. 1743, f. 92.
26. [Charles Augustin de Ferriol] Comte d'Argental : the first ad-
dressed to Bouillon de 8. Julien ; Paris, 31 May, 1746, 22 Jan. 1761,
ff. 96, 104.
464
ADDITIONAL MSS., 21,668, 21,664.
27. Letters to the Rt. Hon. Edward Southwell, Secretary of State for
Ireland, from J[ohn] Alcock, Dean of Ferns ; dat. Nymph Hall,
5 Aug. 1749 ; and the Rev. Dr. Patrick Delaney ; 15 Dec. 1750, 2 Oct.
1752, flf. 97, 102, 106.
28. Ch. Anstruther ; Henley-upon-Thames, 22 July, «.a., f. 100.
29. Richard Barton, author of " Lectures on the Petrifactions of Lough
Neagh," to [John Rawdon] Baron Rawdon; dat. Lurgan, 3 Dec.
1757, 11 Apr. 1759, ff, 108, 111.
30. Certificate of the registration of a tomb belonging to the family
of van Marcke de Lummen, at Brussels; with a drawing of the
arms and inscription; dat. 14 Feb. 1759. Fr, f. 110.
31. J. Apsley to [ITiomas] Birch, D.D. ; Ripple, 15 Feb. [17]60, f. 112.
32. Sir W[illiam] B[urrell], Bart., to Way; 11 July, 27 June,
1765. The first is signed " Antisejanus." ff. 116, 118.
33. John Price to Horace Walpole [afterwards Earl of Orford]; Pen-
zance, 28 July, 1776, f. 119.
34. Sir Francis Basset, Bart., to [William Henry Oavendish Bentinck,
Duke of Portland]; 20 Nov. 1783, f. 122.
35. Rev. W. Backhouse to [Michael] Lort, DJ).; Upper Deal, 27 Mar.
1783, f. 126.
36. Andrew Kippis, D.D. ; Westminster, 30 June, 1785, f. 128.
37. T. Beth to Lord ; London, 20 Oct. 1787, f. 130.
38. S. Bernard to Rev. [Stebbing ?] Shaw ; Bolton Street, 2 July, 1 790,
f. 131.
39. Captain Sir Henry [Martin] Blackwood, Bart., to Yice-Admiral
Sir [William] Sidney Smith, G.C.B. ; n.d., f. 134.
Paper. Folio.
21,664. Miscellaneous letters and papers relating to various members
of the Fairfax family ; from [1671 ?] to 1759 : —
1. R. Cartwright to Mrs. Fairfax [1671-1685], f. 1.
2. J. Beilby to Henry Lord Fairfax ; 2 Feb. 167f , f. 3.
3. [Richard Boyle] Earl of Burlington to the same and the Deputy
Lieutenants at Skipton; dat. Londesburgh, 9 July, 1863, f. 5.
4. M[ary Cavendish] Countess of Devonshire to Mrs. Fairfeix [1671-
1685], f. 7.
5. Abstract of the will of Lady [Catherine] Fairfax [wife of Thomas,
Lord Fairfax] ; dat. 20 Apr. 1719, f. 9.
6. Letters to Hon. Bryan Fair&x, Commissioner of Customs, from
[John Ashbumham] Baron [afterwards Earl of] Ashburnham ;
21 Apr. 1723;— J. S. Hawksworth; York, 25 Dec. 1725, 13 Mar.
1726;--E.Crespigny; Dublin, 16 Aug. 1733;— Anthony Curtis; West-
minster, 26 May, 1739; — Lieutenant Lewis Gordon; the "Torbay,"
in Mahon Harbour, 29 Dec. 1744; — and [James Hamilton, 5th
Duke of] Hamilton and [2nd Duke of], Brandon, flf. 11-16, 19-24.
ADDITIONAL MSS., 21,656-21,660.
465
7. N. Haddock to [Robert] Fairfex [afterwards Lord Fairfax], Lieut.-
Colonel [of the West Kent Militia] ; dat. El tham, 14 Dec. [1759], f. 17.
Paper. Folio.
21,556. Letters and papers of ihp Walpole family; from 1729 to
1811 : -
1. A character of Sir Robert Walpole [afterwards Earl of Orford],
Prime Minister; 28 Sept. 1776, f. 1 b.
2. A dialogue between Sir [Robert] Walpole and [William] Pulteney,
Earl of Bath, in imitation of the dialogue between Horace and
Lydia in Hor. Lib. JU. Od. 9, f. 3.
3. •* An Epigram in the Craftsman, Dec. 20, 1729," f. 6.
4. Robert Walpole, Earl of Orford, to General Charles Churchill ;
June, 1743. (Jopy. f. 6.
5. H[oratio] Walpole [afterwards Lord Walpole of Woolterton], Am-
bassador to the Court of France, to Mr. Eckersall [Secretary to
Caroline, Queen of George II. of England] [1728?], f. 7.
6. Sir Edward Walpole to Mrs. Scott, wife of Samuel Scott, sea-piece
painter ; 6 Nov. 1749. Untigned. f. 9.
7. Horace Walpole [afterwards 4th Earl of Orford] to [David Stewart
Erskine] Earl of Buchan; 24 Dec. 1778, 26 Jan. 1782, 17 June,
1786, ff. 11-16.
8. Notes of the Earl of Buchan on remarks in Mr. Pinkerton's *• Wal-
poliana," f. 17.
9. Horace Walpole to [Mips Berry] ; dat. Strawberry Hill, 16 Aug.
1796, f. 18.
10. Bookseller's bill and receipt; Apr. 1811, ff. 20, 21.
Paper. Folio.
81.556. Six letters of William Cowper, the poet, to Samuel Rose,
of Chancery Lane ; 30 Oct. 1791-29 Sept. 1793. Holograph. Paper.
Quarto.
21.557. Letters from Claudius Buchanan, D.D., to Thomas Yeates,
late of All Souls College, Oxford, referring to a collection of Hebrew,
Syriac, and ^thiopic MSS., procured in India, and deposited in the
University Library of Cambridge; as well as to various publica-
tions; 1809-1814. At f. 76 is a letter from Charlotte Buchanan to
T. Yeates; 17 Deo. 1819. Paper. Quarto.
21,668, 21,669. Surrenders, admissions, billH, copies of court rolls,
and law papers relating to the manor of Enfield, 1697-1801 ; and
also to the manors of Stanwell, 1739 1778; Laleham-Billets, 1768-
1782; and Stanmore, 1753-1754; oo. Middx. In two volumes.
Paper and vellum. Folio.
21,560. Letter of I[8aac] W[atts], D.D., to a lady, being a treatise
upon Inward Impulses. Paper; xvnrth cent. Small Quarto.
MSS 1856. 2 H
Digitized by
466
ADDITIONAL MSS., 21,«ei-81,6e6.
F&r descriptim of No. 21,661, see the Catalogue of the OrieiUal M8S.
21.662. JoHANNis BuRCHARDi Diarinm rerum notabilium Pontificatus
Alexandri VI., Papee ; from 12 May, 1500, to 26 Dec. 1502. Imper-
fect. Paper. Small Folio.
21.663. Motions for a coDference between the two Houses, in the
presence #of the Bishops and Judges, with a view to puritan
reformations in the Church; followed by "Meanes of Unjtye"
endorsed, Motions intended to havebynne moved in y* Parlamente
bowse" [1575?]. Paper. Folio.
21.664. Instructions of [Stephen Gardiner] Bishop of Winchester to
Dr. [Edmund] Bonner [Archdeacon of Leicester, and afterwards
Bishop of Hereford and London], on the latter succeeding him as
Ambassador to France [in 1538]. Paper. Small Folio.
21,666. Historical papers relating to the invasion of England by the
Spanish Armada, and to the war in the Netherlands; iix)m 158| to
1. ** Discorso sopra le potenti ragioni che debbono spingere il Re Catt**
piu tosto air impresa de Inghilterra che a quella de Fiandra ; ove
si dimostra anco con quanta o facility o non molto defficult^ si potria
consegnire," f. 1.
2. Order of [John Whitgift, Archbishop of Canterbury] for the levy
of a subsidy on the clergy of his diocese and of the dioceses of Ely
and Oxford, now vacant, for raising forces for the Low Countries ;
dat. Lambeth, 17 Feb. 1585[6]. Copy. f. 11.
3. ** Newes of many Thowzand geese and duckes in the eaire, w^ hap-
pened by Wihtish vpon the borders of Qrabate [Brabant] the 3 and
4 of December 1587," f. 13.
4. News of successes against the Spanish Armada ; from the English
fleet, 23 and 24 July, and from Portsmouth, 24 July, 1588, f. 14.
5. Account of the battle off Oravelines, 29 July ; and other news
respecting the Spanish Armada; dat. St. James's, 30 July, 1588,
6. A note what forces the Kinge of Spaine hathe in the Lowe Countryes,
and of the leaders thereof; 1588." f. 18.
7. [John Whitgift] Archbishop of Canterbury to Secretary [Sir
Francis] Walsingham, and to [William Overton] Bishop of Lichfleld
and Coventry, respecting horses and arms to be supplied by the
clergy, in 1588 and 1599. Copies, ff. 20, 26.
8. " Bishopps within the Province of Canterburie that have sent certi-
ficate of their owne provision for horse and armoure ;" 1588, f. 21.
9. Abstract of the lists of men furnished by the Bishops ; Aug. 1588,
f. 23.
1599:-
f. 16.
ADDITIONAL MSS-, 31,666— S1,67S. 467
10. Extracts from oertain bishops' letters in fayour of exercises or
prophesyings, suppressed by the Queen's order, in 1577, f. 26.
Paper. Folio.
21.666. Treatise on the Sacrament, tigned by the author Garollus
Stourton," and dedicated To the mooste exoellente and vertuouse
prynces my Lady Maries Grace." In the form of a dialogue between
Francis Fletcher and Tom Tinker. This worke ended and com-
piled the 24 of Octobre, 1549." Paper. Folio.
21.667. SuBVET of the weirs, bridges, fords and shallows, in reference
to portation " and fishing, upon the rivers Wye and Lugg, co.
Hereford. Paper ; xviiith cent. Folio.
21.668. Treatise in EngUsh on Prayer ; apparently an abridged trans-
lation of the Tractatus de necessitate orandi," by John Fisher,
Bishop of Kochester. See a translation of this work, printed by
John Cawood in 1560, entitled A godlie Treatisse, declaring the
benefites, efc., of prayer." Vellum ; xvith cent. Duodecimo.
21.669. Orders to Charles Bertie for payment of debentures of the
Ordnance Office, from 22 Nov. 1693 to 23 June, 1694; signed by
[Henry Sydney] Viscount Sydney [afterwards Earl of Romney],
Master-General; and by The. Littleton, William Boulter, Jon.
Charlton, C[harle8] Musgrave, and W. Meester, clerks. Paper.
Folio.
21.670. Letters and papers in Flemish relating to the possessions of the
Cathedral Church of S. Bavo of Ghent, in Hauthem, near that city ;
1551-1616. Amongst the signatures occur those of Franchois van
der Burch and Petrus Damant, Bishops of Ghent ; Lucas [Munich]
Abbat ; Clement Crabeel, Official and Archdeacon ; [Huldricus]
Viglius, PrsBpositus ; Folcardus Folcardi ; and Steven de Bieck.
Paper. Folio.
21.671. NoMENCLATOR Navalis : an explanation of nautical terms ; 1625.
On the covers are stamped the arms of the Earl of Denbigh. Paper.
21,672. The Grand Coustumier of Normandy, entitled " Les Loys, les
coustumes, et les usaiges du pays et duch6 de Normendie." This
volume contains 124 chapters, instead of 125, which are printed ;
the last, on Prescription, being omitted. The text differs from that
printed by Bourdot de Richebourg, " Nouveau Coutumier-Gf'neral,"
1724, Folio, Vol. IV., and is apparently the more ancient one.
At f. 333 is a French translation of the Charter to the Normans, dat.
1313[4]; the Latin printed text being dated 1314[6]. See " Ke-
cueil des Ordonnances dcs Rois de France,*' 1723, Vol. I. A full
account of the MS. is given in the Histoire du Droit Civil de
Rome et du Droit Fran9ais," by M. F. Laferri^re. Paris, 1848.
Octavo.
2 H 2
468 ADDITIONAL MSS., 81,572— 21.69L
Vol. III., p. 127. Vellum; with illuminated initial letters and
rubrics. The arms of Normandy are emblazoned on the first page,
and are also engraved upon the brass cla'^ps which ornament the
binding. Belonged in 1830 to Eustache H3^acinthe Langlois, of
Pont-de-rArche, painter, xvth cent. Duodecimo.
21.673. The Civil and Military Establishments of Ireland, as they
stood in 1742. Paper. Octavo.
21.674. " Exposition des dettes nationales de I'Angleterre, annee 1745 :**
a review of the national expenditure from the year 1716; with an
appendix of tables. On the covers are stamped the arms of the
Marquis de Gourgue. Paper. Quarto.
21,676. Copies of cases and opinions, chiefly relating to matters of
commerce; 1687-1751. Paper. Folio.
21,676. Plans and drawings, coloured : —
1. " Mapa topografico e mineralogico de Coimbra, com os lugares de
Cellas, e Tobim," f. 1 b.
2. Gibraltar and the suiTOunding country; by C. Vallancey; 1750,
f. 3 b.
3. Sketch of the Eock of Gibraltar, f. 5 b.
4. Island of Condore, on the sonth coast of Cochin China. Fr. f. 7 b.
6. " Lager der avant-garde des Plathenschen Corps bey Leutmeritz
unter commando des K. P. Gener. Majors Baron von Sobeck; vom
11 August bis mit dem 17 Septemb. 1778," f. 9 b.
6. "Les Rochers," the residence of the family of S6vign6, between
Vitr^ and Angers, in Bretagne, f 11.
7. Sketch of a rock with rough carvings, f 12.
[ Presented with Dr. Young's papers. See Add. MSS. 21,026, 21,027.]
Paper ; xviiith cent. Folio.
21,677. A. " A Map of the Estate of Mrs. Bartons, in the Parish of Over-
ton, CO. Flint."
B. Drawing and plans of the Boman baths discovered at Bath ; with
a descriptive letter from William Hoare ; dat. Bath, 24 July, 1762.
Parchment rolls ; xvmth cent.
For description of No. 21,678, see the Catalogue of Oriental MSS.
21,679. The First Part of the History of Philippe de Comines, trans-
lated into English by Thomas Danett, student of Jesus College,
Cambridge, and dedicated to Bobert Dudley, Earl of Leicebter,
whose signature is on the title-page ; 1565. Corrected and printed
in 1614; with a dedication to Lord Burghley. Paper. Folio.
For descriptions of Nos, 21,680-21,690, see Hie Catalogue of Oriental MSS.
21,69L "Officia Goto, videlicet, Individve Trinitatis; Omnivm in
Chidsto Defvnotorvm; Angelorvm; Sanctorvmque omnivm; Pre-
Digitized by
ADDITIONAL HSS., 31,691—81,594.
469
ciosissimi Coi-poris Christi ; et Sancti Spiritvs; Alme crvois;
Gavdiorvm septem Dive Marie Virginia ; que diovntvr svb dictione
titylorvm ezsistentiym in qvolibet prinoipio officii ; Catholice edita
per LeoDardvm CorvinYm,MaioremGappellanvmEegiym,£pi8Copvm
TriventineDsem ; ac Serenissimo Federioo de Aragonia, Regi Mag-
nanimo [Neapolis] tradita : M^-CCCCC." At the end of the book
are added in a modem hand some prayers and verses for the feast
of the Ouore Santissimo di Qesti in Italian. Vellum ; with an
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21.692. PoBTOLANO, in twenty-one maps, of countries in both hemi-
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21.693. A-0. Charts and maps made during voyages of discovery in
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phin," in 1767 ; Lieut. James Cook, commander of the " Endea-
vour," in 1769 and 1770; and Matthew Flinders, second lieut.,
and George Bass, surgeon, of the ** Besistanoe," in 1798, 1799 : —
A. The Straits of Magellan, taken on board the "Dolphin," 1767;
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and Germany : —
A. Plan des ^curies et remises de Tintondance d'Auch."
470 ADDITIOHAL MSB., 21,694-21.697.
B. Forest of Monrmal.
C. Alsatia superior cum Suntgoia et Brisgoia."
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Vic, Moyen Vic, Uz6z, Lucerne, S. Gallon, Freyberg, Hermasteine
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Chersonese et Perekop."
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hampton, liilartinstowe, Bickeley cum Shaugh, Quillett in Plympton
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•
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Venn Ottery, Broad Hembury, Farway, Lin^ston, Membury, Off-
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Eichard Carye, servant of Sir Robert Denys, Hecorder of Exeter,
by James Buraerd ; 5-7 Oct. 29 Eliz. [1587], ff. 1-10.
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Ch. L ff. 11-16.
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of the principal lawyere, in reference to the affairs of the families of
Tuscany, many of them dated from 1385 to 1426. The original
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Lodoyichus de Albergottis de Aretio,
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Baldus de PeruBio, f. 165.
BoBelluB de Aretio, f. 194.
BosBUB de Orlandiri ; 19 Dec. 1415, and
12 Sept. 1426, ff. 205, 301 b.
Johannes de Ricciifi, f. 221 b.
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Bonacoureias de Torellis; [1426], f. 801.
Philippus de Ck)r8ini8; 26 Feb. 1391,
f. 318.
Blaxius Lap7 de NiocholiniB; 1426, t
353 b.
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tum," etc. The volume begins with a cbronulugical abstract ; a
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. arms is on f. 8. Folio.
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terii in Hemmenrode," in the Archbishopric of Treves. On f. 91 b
are these notes: ^'Iste liber coUectus et oonscriptus est anno
domini 1469, sub Reverendo Patre Domino nostro Domino Petro de
Wittlich, Abbate huius claustri." **Et anno 1636 sub Reverendo
Domino,* Dom. Matthia de Lessura a fratre Jacobo Colino Maringio
ex integro descriptus, ad instantiamque R. Patris, Fratris Caspari
Junckelinck, Antwerpiam, vt ibidem typis vna cum Cathalogo Vi-
rorum lUustrium hie sepultorum mandaretur, transmissus est."
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uisio et exhortacio beati Bernardi consolatoria." Vellum. Small
Quarto.
21.617. 1. " Tractatus magistri Samuelis Israelite de Fez, oivitate
Marraohytoni regni, per quem probatur adventus Christ! sive Mes-
tsye dudum preteritus ; translatus de Arabico in Latinum per fra-
trem Alfonsum, boni hominis Hyspani, ordinis Predicatorum."
With a dedicatory epistle to Hugo Magister Ordinis Praedicatorum.
f. 4.
2. " Tractatus ad Religiosos, continens libros tres sc. i de obedientia,
ii. de paupertate, iii. de castitate," eic, f. 46.
8. " Liber Hugonis [de S. Victore] de institntione novitatum [novi-
tinrum] in vita Sancta," f. 90.
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1465. Vellum ; with coloured initial letters, and a painting of a
• skeleton. The table of contents is imperfect Quarto.
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Digitized by
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ADDmOMAL MSS^ 21,620-21,629.
piled in the year 1276, under the Emperor Endolph; dated, at the
end of the work, 1470. Oer. In the original binding, with brass
ornaments and clasps. Paper. Folio.
21.620. ** The true discripcion of the last voiage of that worthy Cap-
tayne Sir Frauncis Drake, knight, with his service donne against the
Spanyardes ; collected by Roberto Long, gentleman, one of the said
voiage. A.D. 1587." Dedicated to [Arthur] Lord Grey of Wilton,
TLQ. Autograph, In the original vellum cover. Printed in the
Camden Miscellany, Vol. V. Paper. Small Quarto.
21.621. " A COLLECTION of poems, refering to the times ; since the Kings
[James 11.] accession to the Crown," by Jane Barker, authoress of
the first part of Poetical Eecreations," and dedicated to H.RH.
[Jflmes Francis Edward] Prince of Wales, the Pretender [in 1700].
With the signature of the authoress at the end of the dedication.
On f. 1 is a plate of the arms of Armand Louis du Plessis-Richelieu,
Due d'Aiguillon. Paper. Quarto.
21.622. Papebs relating to the coinage and revenue of France; from
1641 to 1814 :—
1. L*Homme d'Estat sur le faict des monnoyes, 1641." A series of
maxims and obseivations thereon, f. 1.
2. Estat des Matieres de fonte qui ont et6 delivr^es des Maga^inB de
ce port, au S' Gilbert, inspecteur de la fabrique des pieces de six
deniers, pour la fabrique des dittos pieces Bochefoi*t, 28 Jan. 1718.
Signed by Bacyne, B6nard and Braconnier, f. 26.
3. "M6moires d'un bon citoyen fran9oi8, .sur radministration des
finances du Boy," 1763, f. 30.
4. ''M^moire sur le B^tablissment des Finances, 1814,*' by Albert,
Beceveur-G^n^ral du ci*devant D^partement de TEure Superieure ;
with the author's tignature^ £ 55.
Paper. Folio.
For description of No. 21,623, see the Catalogue of Oriental MS8.
21,624. Memorandum of an agreement tripartite, made 30 May, 1761,
between (1) George Henry [Lee] Earl of Lichfield; Norbome
Berkeley, of Stoke Gifibrd; Francis Seymour Conway, Earl of
Hertford ; Sir Bobert Long, of Dracott, Bart., and John Ivory Talbot,
of Charlton; (2) H.B.H. William [Augustus], Duke of Cumber-
land; and (3) William Windham, of St James', Westminster; for
the sale of Beaufort House, in Upper Grosvenor Street, to the Duke.
With plans, inventory, valuation, etc. The mgnaiures of all the
parties, except Long and Talbot, occur twice. Paper. Folio.
For descriptions of Nos. 21,626-21,628, see the Catalogue of Oriental MS8.
21,629. Tbbitisb on oollections of councils : A fragment extending
ADDITIONAL MSS., SM30.
475
from Cap. 8 to Cap. 13, and dealing with the works of Turrian,
Pierre Crabbe, Surius, Gratian, Nicolini and others. Paper;
xvuth cent. Folio.
21,630. Letter of Hngh Panlin de Cressey, concerning a passage in
his Exomologesis," addressed to John Markham in 1662, to be
oommunicated by him to [George Morley] Bishop of Winchester ;
with the Bishop's answer. Printed by Bp. Morley in 1662. Paper.
Quarto.
ADDITIONAL MANUSCRIPTS
AOQUIBED IN THE TEAB
1857.
ThefoUowing numbers, 21,631-21,896, inclusive, were presented by WiUiam
Haldimandj Esq, : —
21,631-21,660. A collection of letters and other documents relating
to military events in America, 1757-1765; originally belonging
to Colonel Henry Bouquet, who held the rank of Brigadier-General
in the English army in America.
21.631. Letter-book of Lieut -Colonel Henry Bouquet, of the 62nd or
Boyal American Begiment; 1757. Paper. Quarto.
21.632. Letter-book of the same ; 1757-1758. Paper. Folio.
21.633. Accounts of disbursements for the maintenance of the troops
in S. Carolina; 1757-1758. At f. 16 is the muster-ruU of the
1st Battalion of the Royal American Begiment. Paper. Folio.
21.634. Correspondence between Colonel Bouquet and General Sir
Jeffery Amherst, K.B. [afterwards Lord Amherst] Commander-in-
Chief in N. America, comprising original letters, drafts and copies,
with enclosures, and relating to military afifairs; from March, 1759,
to Dec. 1763. There are also several original letters from Colonel
\\ illiam Amherst, Adj.-Gen. ; and one from Lieut.-Colonel James
Bobertson; 19 July, 1763, at f. 331. Paper. Folio.
21.635. Copies of Government instructions to General Sir Jefifeiy
Amheist, and of ordera of Sir Jeffery to Colonel Bouquet, for the
reduction of the 42nd and 77th Begiments, in 1763. Paper. Folio.
21.636. Copies of letters from Major-General Hon. Thomas Gage,
Commander-in-Chief in K. America, to Colonel Bouquet; Nov.
1763-Feb. 1766. Paper. Quarto.
ADDITIONAL MSS., 81,637—21,648. 477
21.637. CoPiBSof letters from Colonel Bonqnet to Major-General Gage ;
Oct. 1763-.June, 1765. Amongst them are also a few letters to
Colonels Sir William Johnson, Bart., Bradstreet, and Ried ; and to
[John] Penn, Governor of Pennsylvania. Paper. Quarto.
21.638. Correspondence of Colonel Bouqnet, 1759-1765, with the fol-
lowing persons : —
1 . Major-General John Stanwix ; Mar. 1759-Apr. 1760, Jan., Apr.
1765, ff. 1-84, 406, 418.
2. Major-General Hon. Robert Monckton ; May, 1760-Feb. 1763. Many
of the letters of this correspondence are written by Brigade-Major
Horatio Gates, f. 85-268.
3. Major-General Hon. Thomas Gage ; Nov. 1763-Mar. 1765, fL 269-
405, 408-417.
There is also an original letter from John Penn, Governor of Penn-
sylvania, to Colonel Bouquet; dat. 16 Aug. 1764, f. 367.
Paper. Folio.
21.639. Correspondence of Colonel Bouquet with Quarter-Master-
General Sir John S'clair, and Captain James Sinclair, A.D.Q.M.G. ;
May, 1758- Aug. 1763. Paper. Folio.
21.640. Correspondence of Colonel Bouquet with [John Campbell]
Earl of Loudoun, Commander-in-Chief in N. America ; Apr.-Dec.
1757, ff. 1-27; and with Brigadier-General John Forbes; May,
1758-Feb. [1760?], ff. 28-233, 241. Several of General Forbes's
letters are written by Brigade-Major Francis Halkett. Eng. and Fr,
At the end of the volume is a short correspondence between Colonel
Bouquet and Major [aftei wards General] Horatio Gates ; Sept.
1759, ff. 234-240. An original letter from Major-General John
Stanwix to General Forbes occurs, at f. 72. Paper. Folio.
21.641. Correspondence of Colonel Bouquet with Colonel George
Washington; July-Nov. 1758; comprising twenty-seven letters of
Washington ; nearly all of which are holograph. Paper. Folio.
81.642. Correspondence of Captain Lewis Ourry with Colonel Bouquet ;
June, 1758-Sept. 1764. Eng. and JV. ; with enclosures. Paper.
21,643-21,661. Miscellaneous correspondence of various persons, prin-
cipally with Colonel Bouquet ; 1754-1765. In nine volumes. Paper.
Folio.
21,643. Vol. I. 1 754-1 758. 1 . Letters to Major Lewis Ourry, at Jersey,
chiefly from members of his family; Feb. 1764-July 1755, ff. 1-40.
2. Letters to Colonel Henry Bouquet from —
JohnHuQter: New York, 8 Sept 1757, I [ Daulnis, Poitiers; 1 Nov. 1757.
Folio.
f. 43.
Fr. f. 45.
478
ADDITIONAL IfSS., 21,643.
Ciolonel John Calorafl; Channel Bow,
30 Dea 1757, t 51.
Colonel Jo) in Armstrong; Jan.-Bec.
1758, ff. 52, 121, 125, 130, 158, 189,
198, 199, 216, 219, 228, 267, 277.
William Henry Lyltleton, Ctoyeroor of
8. Carolina: 19 Jan. and 27 Feb.
1758, ff. 54, 63.
Major John TuUeken ; Jan. -Deo. 1758,
ff. 56, 167, 233, 255, 265.
Captain Paul Demer^; Fort Loudoun,
21 Feb. 1758, f. 58.
James Gre^g ; Charles Town, 24 Feb.
1758, f. 61.
John Napier, Secretary to the Go-
vernor of S. Carolina ; 1 Mar. 1758,
f. 65.
B. Schulthes; London, 28 Mar. 1758.
Fr. f.67.
Captain Harry Gordon; May-Sept.
1758, ff. 80, 131, 136, 157, 208.
Samnel Carne ; Charles Town, 20 May,
27 Oct. 1758, ff. 82, 244.
Doctor Lanrenoe MacLeane; 25 May,
15 Aug. 1758, f. 86, 182.
General John Stanwix; New York,
25 May, 1758, f. 88.
Colonel Adam Stephen; May-Dec
1758, ff. 92, 106, 108, 174, 176, 181,
184, 186, 187, 215, 218, 258, 268, 269.
George Ste^nson; York and Lancas-
ter, May and June, 1758, ff. 94, 96,
99.
Captain Bobert Gallender; June, 1758,
ff. 98, 128.
Martha May ; 4 June, 1758, f. 101.
Edward Shippen; Lancaster, June,
1758, ff. 102, 114.
Colonel Hugh Mercer ; June-Dec. 1758,
ff. 104, 204, 211, 271, 275.
Captain David Jameson ; York, 5 June,
1758, f. 105.
Lieut John Billingt ; June, 1758, ft 110,
132.
Sir Allan Maclean, Bart.; Laneaster,
9 June, 1758, f. 112.
Adam Hoops; June-Dec 1758, ff. 116,
119, 126, 129, 149, 261.
Captain Thomas Bullitt ; 17 June and
8 Dec. 1758, ff. 123, 260.
Major T. Lloyd; Lancaster, 17 June,
1758, f. 124.
James Glen; 6 and 14 July, 1758, it
137, 147.
Captain Jacob Moigan ; July, 1758, ff.
139, 141, 145.
Colonel W. Byrd; Fort Cumberland,
9 July, 1758, f. 143.
Biajor Andrew Lewis; 17 July, 1758,
f. 150.
Captain James Sinclair, f. 153.
Major George Armstrong; July-Aug.
1758, ff 160-166, 169-173, 178.
Colonel James Burd; Aug.-OcL 1758,
ff. 185, 190-197. 201, 232, 235, 237.]
Lieut. Thomas Bamsley; Albany, 7
Sept. 1758, f. 202.
Captain James Young; 10 Sept. 1758,
f. 206.
Lieut.-Col. Hanee Hamilton; 13 Sept.
and 19 Oct. 1758, ff. 210, 240.
Lieut Em. Hess; 20 Sept 1758. Fr.
f.222.
Desligneri, Goyemor of Fort Du-
quesne ; 22 Sept 1758. Fr. f. 226.
Captain Ghtvin Cochrane; Oct. and Nov.
1758, ff. 242, 246.
Captain Francis Lander; Fort Du-
quesne, 30 Nov. 1758, f. 257.
Captain John Paine; 15 Dec 1758, f.
263.
Major Alexander Campbell ; Fort Bed*
ford, 20 Dec. 1758, f. 273.
3. Warrants eigned by Major-General James Abercromby, Commander-
in-Chief of the Forces in N. America; 6 May, 1758, ff. 73, 75.
4. George Stevenson to Thomas Donnellau; 26 May, 1768, f. 90.
6. Alexander Colden to Major Francis Halket; 17 July, 1768, ff. 161,
164.
6. Eichard Vernon to Colonel (George Washington ; 20 Jnly, 1768,
f. 166.
7. Nathanael Thompson to Colonel Adam Stephen; 12 Ang. 1768,
f. 179.
Digitized by
ADDITIONAL HSS^ 81,644.
479
8. Order signed by Brigadier-General John Forbes; 19 Sept. 1758,
f. 220.
There are also a few memoranda and eopies of letters.
21,644. Vol. IL 1769. 1. Letters to Colonel Bouquet from—
Captain Harry Gordon; Jan.-Sept., ft,
1, 272, 288, 304, 315, 325. 358, 383.
Colonel John Armstrong ; Jan.-Oct., ff.
3, 26, 137, 199, 377, 389, 396, 401.
422, 450, 469.
Captain Alexander McEenzie; 6 Jan.
andl2B£ay,ff. 7, 153.
Colonel Hugh Mercer ; Pittsburg, Jan.-
May, ff. 9, 14. 16, 34, 43, 47. 78, 82,
92, 106, 110, 114, 126, 133, 151, 175.
Lieut-Col. Thomas Lloyd; fori Ligo-
nier, Jan.-May, ff. 11, 55, 83, 97,
120, 131, 140, 150.
Lieut. James Sinclair ; Carlisle, Jmn.~
Feb., ff. 12, 30, 49.
Bichard Peters; Philadelphia, 22 Jan.,
f. 18.
Capt. Richard Pearis; Fort Comhei^
land, Jan.-Dec., ff. 20, 41, 85, 108,
369, 509.
Madame Du Plessis; London, 25 Jan.
Fr. f. 22.
B. Town^hend, Dep. Adjt.-Gen. ; New
York, 26 Jan.. f. 24.
Dr. Laurence MacLeane ; Carlisle, 28,
29 Jan.. ff. 28, 32.
Hugh Wallace; New York, 5 Feb. f. 38.
Major John Tulleken; Feb.-Sept. ff.
46, 60, 90, 104, 118, 130, 232-234, 287,
245, 247, 258, 327. 394.
Mary Billings; Boston, 19 Feb.. f. 50.
Lieut. James Grant; Feb.-Sept., ff.
57, 59, 241. 392.
Lieut Allaz; Lancaster, 23 Feb. Fr.
f. 62.
Captain R. Harding; York-town, 23
Feb., f. 64.
Dr.James Milne; York-town, 24 Feb.,f.67.
G^rge Stevenson ; York, Feb.-Dec, ff.
69, 155, 162, 415, 498.
Ensign Hugh Crawfford ; Stoney Creek,
1 Mar., f. 76.
Lieut Archibald Blane ; Ligonier, 2, 20
Mar., ff. 80, 112.
Ensign C. Graydon; Fort Lytleton,
5 Mar., f. 87.
Lieut. Thomas Hutchins; Pittsburg,
5 Mar., f. 88.
Edward Hubbard ; Winchester, 9 Mar.,
f.94.
Captain Gavin Cochrane ; 10 Mar., 12,
18 July, ff. 95, 280.
Colonel Arthur Morris; Philadelphia,
11 liar., ff. 98, 100.
Lieut Thomas Bamsley; Albany, 12
Mar., f. 102.
John Reynell and others ; Philadelphia,
2 Apr., f. 124.
Rudolph Bentinck ; York-town, 8 Apr.,
f. 128.
Captain Jacob Morgan ; 26 Apr., f. 138.
Lieut-Col. Adam Stephen ; May-Sept.,
ffl 141, 143, 157, 159, 193, 249, 250,
262. 395.
Adam Hoops; May, ff. 146. 164, 195,
212.
Daniel Clark ; Carlisle, 21 May, f. 161.
Edward Shippen ; Lancaster. May-Nov.,
ff. 166, 178, 207, 220, 254. 280, 291.
800, 820,^334, 840, 353, 859, 370, 412,
492.
Colonel James Burd ; May-Noy., ff. 178,
203, 209, 210, 361, 367, 408, 425, 470,
472. 479. 497.
Captain Robert Callender; 26 May, 2
June, ff. 191, 217.
Lieut. Lewis Gurry; Carlisle. 28, 29
May. Fr. and Eng. ff. 201, 205.
Conrad Weiser; Reading, May-Dot..
ff. 213, 215, 290, 456.
John Hughes ; June-Oct.. ff. 219, 267,
298. 317, 336, 356. 447.
James Dow ; 20 June and 7 Sept.. ff. 222,
365.
Abraham Le'Roy; Lancaster, 21 July.
Fr. f.243.
John Dunnett; Ticonderoga, 27 July,
f. 256.
Thomas Rutherford ; Winchester, July-
Sept., ff. 264, 363. 426.
Major R. Stewart ; 1 and 9 Aug., ff 270,
293.
John Mason ; Fort Ligonier, 6 Aug.. f.
282.
G. Price; 6 Aug. ^ 22 Dec, ff. 284,
514.
Digitized
byGoogk
480
ADDITIONAL MSS^ 21,644.
Lieut-Colonel George Meroer, A. D.
Quart.-Master-General ; Winohester,
Aug.-Nov., ff. 296, 330, 342, 847, 372,
387, 417. 434. 448, 460, 494.
Captain J. Schlocser ; ligonier, 13 Aug.
Fr. f. 307.
Captain Jolm Byers; Carliale, Aug.-
Dec., ff. 313, 318. 346, 459, 515.
Roger Hunt; 18 and 19 Aug., ff. 322,
324.
Captain Thomas Hamilton; 22 Aug..
f. 331.
Thomas Barrow ; Aug.-Oci, ff. 337, 385,
404, 432.
Alexander Graydon ; Bucks County, 30
Aug., f. 351.
Lient. William Blyth; Sept.-Deo., ff.
355, 490, 491, 500, 502 506. 508, 511.
Major James Livingston; Cumberland,
6 Sept, f. 364.
Fran. Fauquier. Governor of Virginia;
Williamsburg, 11 S^t., f. 379.
Captain James Armstrong; Carlisle,
11 Sept., f. 381.
Fr. Pemberton ; Philadelphia, 15 Sept,
f.390.
John Mullin; Fort Bedford.^ 22 Sept.,
f. 397.
Captain H. Woodward; Fort Cumber-
land, Sept-Oct., ff. 399, 406, 433.
2. Letters to Captain Lewis Gurry from Captain Eicliard Pearls;
31 Jan. ; — and George Stevenson ; York, 11 Oct., ff. 36, 441.
8. Mary Billings to Captain Jooelyn and Deborah Franklin; Boston,
19 Feb., ff. 62, 53.
4. Letters to Brigadier-General John Stanwix, from : —
Major Horatio G^tes; Pittsburg, 24
Sept., f. 402:
Alexander Lnnan ; Philadelphia, Sept.-
Nov., ff 410, 438, 439, 473, 484.
William Ramsay ; Winchester, 27 Sept*
f. 414.
Lieut. Samuel West; Newtown, 29 Sept,
f. 423.
John Wilson ; London, 1 Oct., f. 428.
Thomas Walker; Winchester, 12 Oct
and 3 Nov., ff. 443, 482.
John Read ; Port Bedford, 2, 15 Not.,
31 Dec., ff. 477. 486,519.
W. Dunlap; PhUadelphia, 15 Nov.. f.
487.
Major Edward Ward; Fort Bedford,
18 Nov., f. 488.
Lieut. Henry Geiger; Pittsburg, 29
Nov., f. 496.
Lieut D. Brehm; Tienderoga, 9 Dec.,
f. 503.
Richard Oraham ; Fort Cumberland, 10
Dec., f. 605.
Samuel Game; Charles Town, 11 Dea,
f. 507.
John Blair ; Fort Loudoun, '27 Dec,
f. 516.
T. van Hambach; Carlisle, 30 Dea
Fr, f.517
Colonel John Armstrong; May-Sept,
ff. 148, 197, 421.
Colonel Thomas Lloyd; Ligonier, May,
ff. 171, 18L
Colonel Adam Stephen ; May and July,
ff. 185, 239, 268.
Adam Hoops; Carlisle, 28 May, f.
189.
Major John Tulleken; Fort Bedford,
July. ff. 228, 252.
Captain George Croghan; Pittsburg,
15 July, 11, 13 Aug.. ff. 2;^5, 299, 309.
Captain James Robertson; Pittsburg,
6 Aug., f. 286.
Lieut-Colooel George Mercer; Aug.
and Oct, ff. 302, 464.
Colonel James Burd; 30 Sept., 20 Oct,
ff. 424, 453.
Thomas Walker; Winchester, 12 Cot
and 5 Nov., ff. 445. 480.
5. John Eeynell and others, to Benedict Dorsey; Philadelphia, 2 Apr.,
f. 122.
6. George Stevenson to Adam Hoops ; York, 4 May, f. 146.
T.James Leighlon to Lieut. [Thomas] Bamsley; New York, 23 May,
f. 169.
Digitized
byGoogk
ADDITIONAL MSS., 21,645.
481
8. Captain George Crogban to Captain Horatio Gates ; Bedford, 25 May,
f. 187.
9. Captain Harry Gordon to Colonel William Byrd ; 29 July, f. 260.
10. Letters to Major John TuUeken, from Captain James Gnnn; Win-
chester, 31 Jnly ; —and Alexander Finnie ; Fort Cumberland, 2 Aug.
flf. 266, 274.
11. Robert Leake to Christopher Gist; Albany, 5 Aug., f. 278.
12. John Cary to Colonel Mercer; Frederick town, 10 Sept., f. 376.
There are also a few copies, memoranda, and returns interspersed.
21,645. Vol. m. 1760. 1. Letters
P. Belestre; Bedford, 8 Jan. Fr. f. 1.
CoDrad Weiser; Reading, 2 Jan. and 11
Mar., ff. 8, 81.
Lieut James Dow; Pittsburg, 9 Jan.
and 2 Mar., ft 7, 69.
Major James Livingston; Fort Cum-
berland, 9 Jan., f. 9.
George Morton; Ligonier, 11 and 27
Jan., ff. 10. 30.
Lieui Jethro Sumner; Fort Bedford,
Jan. and Dec., ff. 11, 297, 300.
Major John TuUeken ; Jan.-Apr., ff. 12,
28, 67, 72, 86, 96.
Captain Gay in Cochrane ; Jan.-Apr., ff.
14, 16, 24, 49, 61. 70, 79, 110.
The heirs of the late Lieut. Hess;
Basle, 18 Jan. Ger. f. 20.
Captain George Etherington; 24 Jan.
and 21 Feb., ff. 22, 55.
laeui-Colonel George Mercer ; 25 Jan.,
1 Mar., 27 Dec., ff. 26, 65, 340.
Alexander Lunan ; Philadelphia, Jan.-
Deo., ff. 31, 51, 141, 157, 252, 295,
348.
Lord Adam Gordon [son of the Duke
of Gordon] ; n.d., f. 32.
Lieut. James Sinclair ; Feb.-Dec., ff. 36,
47, 83, 90, 342.
John Bead ; Fort Bedford, 2 Feb., f. 38.
Alexander Grajdon; Bucks Couuty,
4 Feb., f. 42.
Captain Donald Campbell; Feb.-Dec.,
ff. 53, 249, 304, 322.
Brigadier-General John Sfanwix; Fort
Pittsburg, 21 Feb. aud 6 Mar., ff. 57,
74.
Bichard P<-ter8 ; Philadelphia, 22 Feb ,
9 Mar., ff. 59, 77.
Colonel James Burd; Fort Augusta,
1 Mar., f. 68.
MSS — 18.57.
to Colonel Bonquet, from —
B. Hughes ; Mar., ff. 76, 92.
Captain E. Shelby ; Fredericktown, 14
.>lar.,f. 84.
Adam Hoops; Mar.-Dec., ff. 85, 132,
135, 151, 172, 231, 237, 251, 293,
344.
Captain Richard Mather; Mar.-Aug.,
ff. 88, 124, 126, 161. 188.
Lieut. Archibald Blane ; Ligonitr, 1 Apr.
f. 94.
Captain John Schlosser; Apr.-Bept. FV.
ff. 98, 100, 102, 108, 111, 112, 167, 204,
208.
Captain John Nicholas Wettherholt;
Lancaster, 19 Apr., f. 104.
Edward Shippen; Lancaster, 20 Apr.
and 26 June, ff. 105, 145.
Hugh Wallace; New York, 21 Apr.,
f. 107.
Colonel Wplliam] Byrd; Winchester,
10 May, f. 114.
Major A. Prevoat ; New York, 10 May.
Fr. f. 116.
A. d'EIlicDt; Walnut Hill, 10 May.
Fr, ff. 118, 120.
Lieut. A. Baillie ; Fort Bedford, 13 May,
f. 122.
Thomas Walker; Virginia, 2 June and
23 Aug., ff. 130, 187.
Captain S. Wllyamoz ; Ontario, 11 June.
Fr. f. 138.
Judot; 13 June, Fr. f. 139.
Lieut. Henrig Geiger; Heidelberg, 24
June, f. 143.
Colonel Hugh Mercer ; Le Bceuf, 18 July,
f. 153.
Thomas Cresap; Old Town, 24 July,
f. 163.
lieut. W. Polts; Fort Pitt, 28 July,
26 Aug.. 17 Oct.. ff. 165, 190, 232.
2 I
Digitized by
482 ADDITIONAL MSS., 21,646, 21,646.
Captain ThomBS Barnsley; Fort Pitt,
28 July. f. 169.
Major William Walters ; NiHgara, July-
Nov., ff. 170, 175, 181, 202, 206, 220,
223, 229, 254.
Captain Robert McKenzie; Venungo,
8 Aug., f. 177.
Major R. Stewart ; Venango, Ang.-Dec.,
flf. 179, 192, 197, 209, 214, 233, 240,
242, 256, 259, 262, 271, 274. 275, 289,
298, 309, 315, 317.
Sophia Fesch ; Sophy Hall, 16 Aug. Fr.
f. 183.
Andrew Fesch; Charlestown, 16 Aug.,
f. 185.
Lieut. George McDougall ; Niagara,
7 Sept. and 5 Oct., ff. 199, 222.
Colonel John Calcraft; Channel Row,
8 Sept. and 11 Oct., ff. 200, 227.
Ensign William Hay; Niagara, 17 Sept.,
10 Oct., ff. 211, 225.
Major Thomas Smallman ; Le BcBuf, 29
Sept., ff. 215. 217.
Captuin Jonathan Brewer ; Fish Creek,
19 Oct., f. 235.
Lieut. John Wilson; London, 21 Oct,
f. 238.
Captain S. Miles ; Presqu' Isle and Ve-
nango, Nov.-Dec., ff. 263, 268, 272,
308.
2. Letters to Major John TuUeken, from Captain Gavin Cochrane ;
Carlisle, 17 Jan.;— and Peter Smith; Lancaster, 19 Feb., ff. 19, 48.
3. Letter from Lieut. James Dow to Captain Lewis Ourry ; Philadelphia,
26 May, f. 128.
4. Letters to Brigadier-General John Stanwix, from James Mann;
Strand, 4 Aug. ;— and Bernard Moore and others; n,d., ff. 174, 219.
A few copies and memoranda are interspersed.
21,646. Vol. IV. Jan.-June, 1761. Letters to Colonel Bouquet,
from —
Thomas Hutchins; Venango, 23 Not.,
22 Dec., ff. 270, 320.
Major Robert Kogers; Detroit, 1 Dec,
f. 276.
Sergeant Angus McDonald; Fort Bard,
Doc., ff. 279. 284. 333.
Captain H. Woodwurd ; Ligonier, Dec.,
ff. 281. 294, 301, 302,338.
Colunel Adam Stephen; Fort Bedford,
4 Dec., f. 283.
George Kerr; Fort Pitt, Dec., ff. 291,
313, 335, 350.
£nsign John Christie; Presqn* Isle,
15 Dec., f. 306.
Ensign Philip LoTe ; Le BoBuf, Dec., ff.
311. 351.
Thomas Colhoon; Fort Pitt, 22 Dec,
f. 319.
Lieut James Balfe; Ligonier, 23 Dec.,
f. 326.
Ensign James Gorrell ; Fort Detroit. 28
Deo., f. 328.
Jo. Galbraitb ; Vinango, 23 Deo., f. 329.
Captain Eustache Gamelin ; Detioit, 23
Dec., f. 331.
Captain W. Buckner ; Venango, 25 Dec.,
f. 337.
John Inglis; Philadelphia, 29 Dec.,
f. 346.
T. van Hambach ; Jan.-June, ff. 1, 52,
72, 95, 123, 192, 228, 297.
Major William Walters ; Niagara, Jan.-
June, ff. 3, 147, 162, 208, 285, 322.
Captain W. Buckner ; Venango, 3 Jan.,
f. 5.
Alexander Lunan; Philadelphia, Jan.-
May, ff. 6, 40, 63, 77, 116, 151, 164,
179, 239.
Adam Hoops; Jan.-May. ff. 8, 23, 67,
90. 110, 152, 153, 167, 221.
Lieut. Jethro Sumner; Fort Cumber-
land, 6 and 10 Jan., ff. 9, 11.
Major C. Heathcote ; 12 Jan. and 1 Apr.,
ff. 12. 113.
Lieut. James Balfe; Ligonier, 15 Jan.,
f. 15.
Colonel John Vaughan, 17 Jan. 4 and
8 Apr., ff. 19, 120, 134.
Joseph Haynes; New York, 23 Jan.,
f.21.
Sergeant Angus McDonald ; Fort Burd,
Digitized
byGoogk
ADDITIONAL MSS., 21,646.
483
Jan.-June, ff. 25, 35, 58, 69, 70, 79,
93, 108. 128, 227, 255.
Captain H. Woodward; Fort Ligonier,
25 Jan., f. 26.
Lieut. T. Guy; Le Boeuf, Jan.-June,
ff. 28, 165, 194, 249, 308.
Arthur Hamilton ; Fort Pitt, 28 Jan.,
27 May, ff. 30, 238.
Lieut. James Sinclair; Philadelphia,
29 Jan., f. 32.
CJaptain Richard Mather; Venango,
29 Jan., 13 Feb., 11 Mar., ff. 34, 49.
87.
Major Robert Stewart; Fort Cumber-
land, 5 Feb., f. 36.
John Blair; Fort Loudoun, 5 Feb.,
f. 38.
J. P. de Haas ; PhUadelphia, 9 Feb..
2 May, ff. 43, 185.
Lieut. Chichester; Fort Garstin, Fori
Bedford. Feb., ff. 44, 46, 62.
John Malcolm; Philadelphia, 11 Feb.,
f. 45.
Colonel Hugh Mercer ; Fredericksburg,
12 Feb.. f. 47.
Thomas Hutchins; Venango, 14 Feb.,
27 Mar., ff. 57, 105,
Colonel Adam Stephen; Winchester,
Feb.-May, ff. 60, 111, 199, 233.
John Christie ; Presqu' Isle, Feb.-May,
ff. 63, 132, 163, 186.
W. Stoy ; Lancaster, 26 Feb. Fr, f. 65.
John Boggs; Fort Bedford, 28 Feb.,
t 68.
John Langdale; Pittsburg, Mar., ff. 73,
82.
Lieut James Dow ; Philadelphia, Mar.-
June, ff. 80. 126, 158, 178, 196, 258.
Captain Donald Campbell; Detroit,
Mar.-June, ff. 83, 217, 247, 264, 281,
295, 314.
Lieut. James MacDonald; Detroit, 10
Mar., f. 85.
A. d'Ellient; Charlestown, 12 Mar.,
30 Apr. Fr, ff. 88, 174.
Ensign Edward Hubbard ; Philadelphia,
19 Mar., f. 91.
J. Read; Fort Burd, 19 Mar., f, 92.
Lieut. A. Baillie ; Venango, Mar.-May,
ff. 94, 102, 114, 122, 137, 160, 170,
187,198,210.212.
Sergeant Henry Shryock ; 22 Mar., f 97.
Colonel John Carlyle; Alexandria, 21
Mar., f. 98.
Abraham Mitchel; Philadelphia, 26
Mar., 20 June, ff. 100, 293.
Major Robert Rogers ; Albany, 26 Mar.,
f. 104.
Lieut. Rudolph Bentinck; Philadel-
phia, 28 Mar., f. 106.
Robert Morris; Philadelphia, 2 Apr.,
f. 118.
George Ross ; 6 Apr., f. 124.
Thomas Hay; Shawny Cabins, 9 Apr.,
f. 130.
Sophia Fesch ; Walnut Hill, 15 Apr. Fr.
f. 143.
Dr. James Stevenson; Niagara, Apr,-
June, ff. 149, 176, 326.
Robert Skiddy ; Charlestown, 29 Apr.,
f. 168.
John Taylor; Philadelphia, 30 Apr.,
f.l72.
Lieut. Archibald Blane ; Ligonier, May-
June, ff. 183, 201, 205, 266, 270, 287,
298, 304.
Captain Gavin Cochrane; Presqu* Isle,
May-June, ff. 188, 203, 251, 253, 260,
299, 301, 310, 324.
Captain John Wilson; London, 8 May,
f. 190.
Ensign William Haye; Niagara, 14
May, f. 206.
Pierre De Peyster ; New York, 21 May,
f. 214.
Ensign James Gorrell ; Detroit, 22 May,
f. 219.
Jean C. Schweighausen ; Philadelpliia,
22 May. Fr, f. 222.
Captain Robert Callender; Sanduskey,
23 May, f. 224.
Captain Harry Gordon ; Eennett, 24 and
29 May, ff. 225, 243.
Lieut. S. C. Carre; Venango, May-
June, ff, 229, 245, 256, 262, 268, 277,
291, 312, 318, 320.
Lieut. Thomas Bamsley; May- June,
ff. 231, 241. 275, 289.
Colonel James Burd ; Carlisle, 26 May,
f. 234.
Colonel Thomas Cresap ; Old Town,
27 May, f. 236.
Captain De Buvyne; New York, 15
June. Fr. f. 279.
Colonel John Armstrong; Carlisle, 24
June. f. 303.
Hntache Gamelin; Detroit, 24 June,
f. 306.
2 I 2
Digitized by
484
ADDITIONAL MSS.. 21.647.
William an«l Margaret Summerfield ;
Niagara, 27 June, f. 316.
With enclosures.
James Kenny; Pittsburg, SO Jane,
f. 328.
V. Jiily-Deo. 1761. 1. Letters to Colonel Bouquet,
Major William Walters ; Niagara, Julj-
Nov., ff. 59, 103, 203, 250.
Lieut. A. Baillie; Aug.-Sept., ff. 63,
143, 154.
Ensign Robert Holmes; Niagara, 2
Aug., f. 64.
Sergeaut Angus McDonald ; Fort Burd,
Aug.-Deo., ff. 70, 211, 217, 254,
267.
John Clark; Fort Frederick, 12 Aug.,
f.78.
Henry Heinzman; Fort Frederick, 12
Aug. Ger. f. 80.
Captain Samuel Neilson ; Fort Bedford,
16 Aug., f. 88.
Lieut. Edward Jenkins and others ; Nia-
gara, 20 Aug., f. 93.
Lieut. Edward Jenkins; 21 Aug., 4
Nov., ff. 97, 227.
Captain J, Schlosser ; Aug.-Dec Fr.
and Eng. ff. 101, 215, 221, 274, 275,
292.
Lieut. E. Meyer; Sandu:jky, Sept.-Dec.
Fr. ff. 122, 173, 183, 209, 213, 234,
241, 263, 264, 276.
James Livingston; Fort Cumberland,
2 Sept., f. 124.
Colonel John Caloraft; Channel Row,
8 Sept., f. 127.
Sophia Fesch; Charlestown, 4 Sept
Fr, f. 130.
Austin, Laurens, and Appleby ; Charles-
town, 7 Sept., f. 136.
Robert Skiddy; Charlestown, 7 Sept,
f. 138.
Captain Sam. Wllyamoz; New York,
9 Sept. Fr, f. 144.
Captain George Etherington; New
York, 13 Sept.. f. 150.
Lieut James MaoDonald; Detroit, 18
Sopt, f. 161.
John Nelson; Philadelphia, 24 Sept,
f. 167.
Dr. L. Macleane ; Philadelphia, 24 Sept,
f. 169.
Arthur Hamilton; Sept -Dec., ff. 179
268, 287.
21,647. Vol.
from —
William Plumsted and David Franks;
PhUadelphia, July-Dec., ff. 1, 99, 224,
239, 283.
Ensign William Hay; Niagara, Jnly-
Nov., ff. 3, 53. 95, 146, 243.
Lieut. James Dow; July-Dec., Phila-
delphia, ff. 5. 163, 269.
Lieut. Archibald Blane; Ligonier,
July-Dec., ff. 7, 15, 23, 75, 126, 148,
152, 181, 195, 255, 261. 265, 295.
Lieut. S. Carre; Venango, July-Dec,
ff. 9, 21, 40, 71, 117. 140. 175, 205,
229. 230, 231, 248, 257. 291.
Captain Donald Campbell; Detroit,
July-Nov., ff. 11, 35, 61. 89, 197, 207,
235. 259.
Robert Rutherford ; Winchester, 8 July,
f. 17.
Captain Gavin Cochrane ; Presqu' Isle,
July-Sept, ff. 19, 47, 68, 76, 115. 118,
132, 141, 177.
Andrew Fesch ; Charlestown. July-Nov.,
ff. 25, 57, 134, 157, 159, 218.
Alexander Lunan ; Philadelphia, July-
Sept., ff. 27, 66, 107, lo5, 1 65.
Andreas Fygner ; Philadelphia, 20 July,
Oer. f. 29.
Adam Hoops; July-Dec., ff. 31, 212,
278.
Captain William Clapham; Le Wickley
Old Town, 22 July, f. 37.
Captuiu Robert Calleudtr ; 23 July. 28
Oct, ff. 39, 220.
Lieut-Colonel George Mercer; Win-
chester, 25 July, 7 Aug.. ff. 42, 73.
Thomas Hutchins; Venango, 25 July,
f, 44.
T. van Hambach; Detroit, 28 July,
f. 46.
J. Prevost ; London, 27 July, f. 49.
Captain Thomas Bamsley; July-Dec.,
ff. 50, 105, 111, 113, 171, 201, 245,
252,271,279.
Ensign Jehu Hay ; Niagara, 28 July,
f. 52.
Lieut T. Guy; le Bceuf, July-Dec.,
ff. 55, 82, 120, 187, 225, 281.
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ADDITIONAL MSS., 21,648.
485
Ensign Archibald Duw; I^e BoBuf,
1 Oct., f. 185.
Captain Evan Shelby ; Fort Loudoun,
7 Oct., f. 193.
Ja. Pitcher; New York, 2 Nov.. f.
ti2.
Dr. Oeorge Chr. Anthon ; Detroit, 8
Nov., f. 237.
A. van Hulst ; Presqu' Isle, 7 Deo. Fr.
f. 273.
Captain Budolph Bentinck; Halifax,
29 Nov., f. 293.
2. Major Horatio Gates; New York, 19 Aug. ; — and James Leighton ;
New York, 23 Dec., to Captain Thomas Bamsley, flf. 91, 289.
3. Protest of Johu Langdale, Stoi-e Agent, Pittsburg ; 1 Oct. f. 189.
21,648. Vol. VI. 1762. 1. Letters
Colonel Adam Steplien ; Jan.-June, ff. 1,
167, 241.
Captain James Young; Philadelphia, 17
Jan., 29 Mar., ff. 3, 79.
Fran. Fauquier, Governor of Virginia;
Williamsburg, Jan.- Aug., ff. 5, 60,
303.
Alexander Lnnan; Philadelphia, Jan.-
Nov., ff. 7, 18. 37, 76, 84, 104, 137, 191,
251, 387. 426, 483.
Sophia Fesch; Sophy Hall, ete., Jan.-
July, ff. 9, 168, 172, 261, 263.
Adam Hoops; Philadelphia. Carlisle,
etc., Jan.-Nov., ff. 11, 53, 131, 198,
434.
Plumsted and Franks; Philadelphia,
J.in.-Oct., ff. 12, 35, 51, 55, 156, 389,
415.
Captain J. Schloeser ; Pre^u* Isle and
Niagara, Jan.-Oct. Eng. and Fr. ff.
13, 44. 72, 249, 285, 371. 400.
Captain Thomas Bamsley; Philadel-
phia, Jan.-Nov., ff.44, 186, 206, 217,
432.
Lieut. Archibald Blane ; Ligonier, Jan.-
Oct.. ff. 16, 21, 57, 62, 63, 114, 119,
'125. 135, 141, 221, 258, 281, 297, 315,
346, 355, 383, 405.
Lieut. George Lache; Germantown, 28
Jan., f. 17.
Blijor James Livingston ; Fort Camber-
land, Jan. -July, ff. 20. 30, 89. 181,219,
240, 273.
Lieut. S. C. Carre; Venango, Jan.-May,
ff. 22. 78, 106, 127.
Mary Billings; Boston, 8 Feb., f. 23.
Captain Donald Campbell; Detroit, Feb.-
Nov., ff. 27, 122, 200, 237, 243, 291.
339, 366, 403. 410. 413, 452.
Sergeant Angus McDonald ; Fort Burd,
Ffcb.-Apr., ff. 29, 81, 91, 93, 103.
to Colonel Bouquet, from —
Johu Read; Philadelphia, ete,, Feb.-
Aug., ff. 31, 153, 182, 314.
Isaac Vandenvt Iden ; Philade lphia, 17
Feb., f. 32.
Lieut. James Dow ; Philadelphia. Feb.-
Nov., ff. 34, 70, 133, 143, 211, 329,
394. 420, 458.
Captain Harry Gordon; Fort Royal, in
Martinico, 18 Feb., f. 39.
Ensign J. H. Pauli; Sandusky, Feb.-
Sept., ff. 41, 66. 178, 259, 301, 351.
Arthur Hamilton; Ligonier, etc., Feb.-
June, ff. 42, 50, 58, 74, 101, 150,
209.
Ja. Pitcher; New York, ete., Feb.-July,
ff. 43, 189, 269.
Rt. Hon. C[harles] Townshend, Secre-
tary-at-War; War Office, 25 Feb.,
f. 47.
LiLut T. Guy; Le Bcenf, Feb.-Oct.,
ff. 49, 100, 124, 184, 215, 236, 276,
309, 337, 377. 385.
F. Verrell; Philadelphia, 15 Mar. Fr.
f. 64.
Ensign Robert Holmes; Mmmis, 17 Mar.,
f. 68.
Ensign William Hay; Niagara, 1 Apr.,
20 June, ff. 82, 227.
Major William Walters ; Niagara, Apr.-
July, ff. 87, 144, 179, 234, 245.
Colonel WUliam Eyre; Rays-Town, 10
Apr., f. 94.
Captain Gavin Cochrane; New York,
Apr.-Nov., ff. 107. 162, 204, 294, 328,
428.
Austin, Laurens, and Appleby ; Charles-
town. 21 Apr., ff. 109, 111.
Edward Smyth ; Presqu' Isle, 24 Apr.,
f. 116.
General James Abercromhy; London,
25 Apr., f. 120.
Digitized by
486
ADDITIONAL MSS., 21,648.
James Potter; Cumberland County, 8
May. f. 128.
John Bartram ; 3 May, f. 129.
Lieut. Francis Gordon ; Venango, May-
Oct., ff. 148, 163, 260, 283, 295, 299,
825, 835, 342, 356, 378, 392.
Thomas Calhoon; Tusquaraways, 14
May, f. 152.
Lieut. Archibald Dow; Prcsqu' lale.
May, ff. 158, 177.
Colonel George Meroer; Winchester, etc.,
May-Got., ff. 160, 213, 307, 391.
Colonel Thomas Cresap; Old Town,
May-July, ff. 164, 208, 391.
T. D. [van] Hambach ; Detroit, etc.,
Jun^Oct., ff. 188, 252, 398.
Mr. Bard ; Wackatomica, 8 June, f. 196.
Ensign John Christie; Presqu' Isle,
June-Nov., ff. 210, 239, 267, 305, 318,
336, 370, 380, 441.
Edward Ward ; 12 June, 4 Aug., ff. 222,
290.
James Salfe; Lancaster, e<c., 18 June,
20 July, ff. 225. 256.
Captain Balph Phillips; Fort Bedford,
etc., 20 June, 15 Aug., ff. 229, 813.
Edward St. Leger ; 22 June, f. 231.
Lieut. William Leslye; 22 June, 80
Sept., ff. 232, 381.
Carran ; Falmouth, 5 July. Fr. f. 247.
Captain J. P. de Haas; Philadelphia,
15 July, f. 254.
Enoch Innis ; 27 July, f. 271.
Major Henry Gladwin ; Niagara, 29 July,
f. 278.
Captain George Etherington; Niagara,
etc., 31 July, 4 Sept., ff. 280, 348.
Sergeant-Major George Butrick; Nia-
gara, 2 Aug., 17 Oct., ff. 287, 402.
Bod. de Yalltravers; London, 3 Aug.,
f. 288.
Robert Stewart; Fredericksburg, 13
Aug., f. 311.
David Franks ; Fort Ligonier, ete., Aug.-
Sept., ff. 320, 331, 345, 350.
2. "An act for the naturalization of Colonel Henry Bouquet and
Frederick Victor; 22 Apr.'* Printed, f. 115.
3. List of the officers of the 1 st Battalion of the Eoyal American
Regiment, arranged in companies ; 24 May, f. 176.
4. James Wright to John Bartram ; 22 Aug., f. 333.
6. A. Mortier to Captain Thomas Barnsley; New York, 1 Nov.,
•f. 421.
I Oaptain Robert Gallender; 17 Aug.,
f. 323.
Baynton and Wharton; Philadelphia,
Aug.-Nov., ff. .S43, 359. 360, 424.
Captain Rudolph Bentinck; London,
10 Sept., f. 352.
William Allen ; Philadelphia, 22 Sept.,
f. 362.
George Croghan ; Fort Pitt, Sept.-Dec.,
ff. 364, 456, 473, 475.
Lieut. John Hay; Detroit, 24 Sept,
f. 368.
Major J. Wilkins ; Fort Niagara, 25 Sept.,
f. 375.
Lieut. George Demler ; Niagara, 12 Oct,
f. 396.
Sergeant Gcorg Eopp ; Detroit, 26 Oct
Ger. f.408.
Dr. Geo. Chr. Anthon ; Detroit, 27 Oct.,
f. 412.
Dr. Robert Boyd; The Warm Springs,
28 Oct, f. 416.
G. Price ; Le Boeuf, 31 Oct, f. 418.
James Hamilton, Governor of Pennsyl-
vania; Philadelphia, 11 Nov., f. 430.
A. Baby; [14 Nov.]. Fr. f. 436.
William Ewes; Fort Pitt, 14 Nov.,
f. 438.
Lieut A Baillie; Foit Pitt, 15 Nov.,
f. 440.
Henry G^iger; Heidelberg, 18 Nov.,
f. 444. •
Captain S. Ecuyer ; Fort Pitt, Nov.-
Dec. Fr. ff. 446, 460, 477.
William Harris; Detroit, 23 Nov., f. 448.
Lieut. James MaoDonald; Detroit, 23
Nov., f. 450.
Lieut. Edward Jenkins; 28 Nov., f.
462.
C. F. Post ; Duscarawa, 2 Dec, f. 464.
Dr. James Stevenson ; Niagara, 7 Dec,
f. 468.
Francis West; Carlisle, 8 Dec, f. 470.
John Ormsby ; 30 Dec, f. 479.
Digitized by
ADDITIONAL MSS., 21,649.
487
21,649. Vol. VII. 1763. 1. Letters to Colonel Bouquet, from—
Lieut. James Dow ; Philadelphia, Jan.-
Dec., ff. 1, 21, 69, 111, 208. 495.
Bichard Peters; Philadelphia, 6 Jan.,
f. 3.
George Croghau ; Fort Pitt, Jan.-Oct,
ff. 5, 23. 28, 40, 70, 87, 89, 98, 119,
152, 177, 182, 187, 387.
Gaptuin S. Ecuyer; Fort Pitt, e/<5., Jan.-
Nov. Fr. ff. 7, 35, 53, 64, 76, 78, 85,
99, 106, 117, 120, 128, 130, 138, 170,
180. 195, 197, 282, 286, 453, 467.
476.
Lieut. William Potts; Fort Pitt, Jan.-
May, ff. 9, 46, 82. 126.
Captain Ralph Phillips; Fort Pitt, 8
Jan., 4 Feb., ff. 11, 42.
CJolonel George Mercer ; Westover, 9 and
30 Jan., ff. 13, 38.
Captain J. Schlosser; Niagara, 16 Jan.
Fr. f. 15.
General Sir Jeffery Amherst, K.B.,
Commander-in-Chief in N. America ;
New York, Jan.-June, ff. 19, 25, 122,
173.
Captain George Etberington ; Michilli*
mackinac, 24 Jan., f. 29.
Sophia and R. Foesch; Charlestown,
25 Jan. Copies, f. 31.
Anne Fitzgerald; London, 25 Jan.,
f. 33.
Thomas Hutchins; Fort Pitt, 5 Feb.,
Fort Bedford, 24 Mar., ff. 44, 93.
Lieut. Archibald Blane ; Ligonier, Feb.-
Dec, ff. 48, 67, 80, 103, 124, 144, 157,
175, 204, 248, 261, 304. 306, 328. 33o|
336, 345, 361, 393, 424, 445, 457, 484,
606, 512.
Captain Gavin Cochrane; New York,
Feb.-Nov., ff. 50, 66, 101, 189, 206,
226, 480.
Lieut. S. C. Carre; Fort Pitt, 7 Feb..
f.51.
Colonel William Amherst; New York,
16 Feb.. f. 57.
Colonel James Robertson; New York,
17 Feb., 11 Apr., ff. 59, 108.
Colonel Hugh Mercer; Fredericksburg,
20 Feb., f. GO.
Sergeant John Bureut; Fort Pitt, 21
Feb., f. 62.
Quarter-Master-Gcneral Sir John St.
Clair ; Belvil, 22 Feb., f. 65.
Major J. Wilkins [60 Regt.]; Niagara,
5 Mar.. 21 Aug., ff. 72, 308.
Thomas Mather; Chester, 8 Mar., f. 74.
Colonel J[ohn] C[alcraft] ; Channel Row,
16 Mar., f. 84.
Matthew Clarkson ; Philadelphia, 23
Mar., f. 91.
Lieut. James Grandidier; Quebec, 26
Mar., f. 95.
Captain Robert Callender; Cumberland,
€te., Mar.-Nov., ff. 97, 141, 179, 275,
281, 341,395, 413, 432.
James Mallister; Carlisle, 7 Apr., f. 104.
Captain John Hambreight; Laucaater, 13
Apr., f. 110.
Angus McDonald; Fort Cumberland,
20 Apr., f. 114.
Captain Donald Campbell; Detroit, 20
Apr., f. 115.
Captain Lewis Ourry; Fort Bedford,
May-June, ff 132, 134, 143, 150,
155, 158.
Plumsted and Franks; Philadelphia,
June-Dec., ff. 146, 267, 288, 324, 339,
441, 461, 499.
James Mann ; Strand, 6 June, f. 154.
Colonel John Armstrong ; Carlisle, June-
Aug., ff. 162, 185,311.
Abraham Traxell ; Longmadow, 1 3 June,
Ger. f. 163.
Allan Campbell, Major 42nd Regt.;
June-Oot., ff. 164, 188, 290, 301, 326,
352, 389. 418.
Major John McNeill ; 16 June, f. 172.
James Hamilton, Lieut.-Govemor pf
Pennsylvania; Philadelphia, June-
Aug.. ff. 184, 235, 250, 318. 322.
Captain James Robertson; Lancaster, eto.,
June-Nov., ff. 191, 258, 332, 356, 358,
443, 459. 463, 471.
Ensign G. Price; Fort Pitt, 26 June,
f. 193.
Joseph Simon; Lancaster, 26 June,
f . 199.
Willmm Plumsted; Philadelphia, eto.,
Juue-Oct,, ff. 200, 266, 375, 377, 397,
399.
Slough and Simon; Lancaster, 80 June,
ff. 209, 210.
John Stewart, Captain 42nd Regt. ;
Lancaster, etc., ff. 214, 455, 458, 469,
488, 505.
Digitized by
488
ADDITIONAL M8S., 21,649.
Captain David Hay; Philadelphia, 2
July, f. 216.
George Wood; CrosuiDgs, July, ff. 217,
224.
John Harris ; Paxton. July, ff. 221, 260.
Thomas Forster; Paxton, 3 July, f. 222.
W, Patterson; Hunter's Fort, 4 July,
f. 225.
George Stevenson; York, 5 July, f. 231.
[Gually] : St. JohnX 6 July. Fr, f. 233.
Major Henry Gladwin; Detroit, 8 July
and 1 Nov., ff. 240, 426.
Ensign John Christie; Fort Detroit, 10
July, f. 242.
Lieut. Donald Campbell; Ligonier, 11
and 17 July, ff. 244, 265.
John Hughes ; Lancaster, 11 July, f. 246.
Lieut. James 3IacDonald ; Detroit, 12 and
29July, ff. 252. 278.
Major James Livingston ; Fort Cumber-
land. July-Get., ff 263, 276, 277,
383.
John Rt ad; Fort Loudoun, July-
Nov., ff. 271, 273, 280, 354, 490.
W. Dunlap; Philadelphia, 11 Aug.,
f. 291.
Captain George Clerk; Fort Pitt,ll Aug.,
Philadelphia, 4 Oi t., ff. 293, 294, 379.
Dr. Robert Boyd ; 12 Aug., f. 297.
Lieut. Allan Grantt [42nd Regt.] ; Fort
Pilt, 12 Aug.; Bedford, 3 Nov., ff. 300,
438.
W. [?] Murray ; Fort Pitt, 15 Aug., 23
Sept., ff. 302, 349.
Chrifetian Fridrick Post ; Aug. and Sept.,
ff. 310, 373.
David Franks; Philadelphia, Aug.-
Nov., ff. 320, 404, 411, 428.
Colonel Adam Stephen; Winchester,
Aug.-Xov., ff. 334, 343. 451.
Lieut. George Turnbull ; Albany. 20
Sept., 14 Oct., ff. 347, 402.
Lieut. J. Donnellan; Ligonier, ete.,
8ept.-Dec., ff. 862. 473, 493.
Jno. Peebles, Ensign 42nd Regt.; Fort
Pitt, 29 Sept.. f. 366.
Captain Harry Gordon; Philadelphia,
4 Sept. ; Newcastle, 23 Oct, ff. 369»
415.
Lieut. Jehu Hay ; Detroit, 5 Oct., f. 381.
Captain Ralph Phillips ; Fort Bedford, 10
Oct. ; PhUa<lelphia, 1 Dec., ff. 385,
491.
Capt.dn J. M. Prevost; New York, 17
Oct. Fr, f.407.
Captain Rudolph Bentinck; Welbeck,
CO. Nottingham, 24 Oct, f. 416.
Lieut James Grant [77th Regt.]; Fort
Bedfonl, 24 Ocr.. f. 420.
Donald McLean [Surgeon 77th Regt];
Fort Pitt, 24 Oct.. f. 422.
Lieut. George McDougall; Detroit, 2
Nov., f. 436.
Lieut. Alexander Campbell; near Fort
Pitt, 3 Nov., f. 440.
Adam Hoops; London, 6 Nov , f. 447.
Francis Murphy ; 6 Nov., f. 449.
Tiieodorus Swaine Drage; Fort Pitt,
12 Nov., f. 465.
Abraham Mortier; New York, 21 Nov.,
f. 478.
James Napier; New York, 23 Nov.,
f. 482.
Captain Charles Forbes; Ligonier, 27
Nov., f. 486.
T. Basset; Office of Ordnance, Tower,
10 Dec., f. 497.
Capttdn William Murray; Bedford, 12
Dec, f. 501.
Arm. Gordon, Lieut. 42nd Regt ; Fort
Bedford, 13 Dec., f. 503.
Lieut John Smith; Ligonier, 16 and 25
Dec., ff. 508, 514.
Peter Spence; Philadelphia, 19 Dec,
f. 510.
Robert Leake; New York, 21 Dec.
f. 5U. *
Captain Thomas Bamsley; ».<!., f. 517.
9
2. Anonymous letter to Henry Fox, Payniaster-General ; Rolle, 10 Feb,
Fr. f, 55.
3. Proclamation of James HamUton. Lieut-Governor of Pennsvlvania •
Philadelphia, 28 June, f. 203. ' '
4. Captain John Graham to Major Allan Campbell : Port Bedfnr,l
llOct., f. 391 . oeaioTH,
6. iEncds Mackay to ; Ligonier, 14 Oct., f. 401.
Digitized
byGoogk
ADDITIONAL MSS., 21,660.
489
6. J. Montresorto Captain Basset; Detroit, 2 Nov., f. 434.
A few enclosures and draft8 of letters from Colonel Bouquet are
interspersed.
21,650. Vol. VIIL Jan.-Sept. 1764. 1. Letters to Colonel Bouquet,
from —
"William Bayley ; Fort Loudoun, 1 Jan.,
f. 1.
Lieut. D. Brehm; Detroit, Jan.-July,
ff. 2, 179, 340.
Lieut. George McDougall; Detroit,
Jan.-Sept, ff. 4, 97, 130, 344, 348,
517.
John Christie, J. J. Schldsser, and H.
G. Pauli, Ensigns; Detroit, 8 Jan.,
10 Apr., ff. 6, 125.
Lieut. A[rchibald] Blane; Ligonier,
9 Jan., f. 8.
Colonel J. Caloraft; Channel Row, 10
Jan.. ff. 9.
Dr. Robert Boyd; Port Pitt, Jan., ff. 11,
16.
Captain George Etherington; New
York, 14 Jan., f. 13.
Captain J. M. Pre vest; Charlestown,
Jan.-Mar., ff. 15, 22, 32, 90.
Captain Rudolph Bentinck; London,
Jan.-Apr., ff. 18, 78, 138.
Lieut William Leslye ; Carlisle, 26 Jan.,
f. 20.
Major J. Wilkins; New York, 28 Jan.,
London, 24 Sept, ff. 24, 513.
Lieuts. T. Guy and Henry Watson;
Fort Bedford, etc., Jan.-Mar., ff. 28,
3.% 37, 75.
Captain Robert Callender; Fort Lou-
doun, etc,, Jun.-June,ff. 30, 43, 64, 88,
107, 242.
Captain William Murray; Carlisle and
Fort Loudoun, Feb.-July, ff.'34, 213,
240, 289, 366.
Captain William Grant ; Fort Pitt, Feb.-
Sept. ff. 41, 54, 94, 115, 116, 120, 137,
143, 166, 199, 218, 234, 291, 293, 328,
361, 428, 477.
Captain S. Ecuyer; 20 Feb. Ft, f. 45.
Lieut. Charles Gallot; Philadelphia,
Feb.-Mar. Fr. ff. 49, 66, 93.
Jane Thompson; Carlish, 23 Feb., ff.
51, 53.
John Briaut; Philadelphia, 23 Feb.,
f.52.
Lieut S. C. Carre ; Fort Pitt, efe., Feb.-
July, ff. 56, 95, 335, 375.
Lieut Jobn Smith ; Ligonier, 25 Feb.»
f, 58.
Captain John Stewart; Ligonier, etc.,
Feb.-Sept, ff. 60, 121, 122, 171, 207,
228, 236, 246, 301, 329, 373, 412, 439,
484.
Captain J. Schlosser; Philadelphia, ete.,
Mar.-July, ff. 62, 86, 101, 160, 211,
220, 263, 294, 305, 333, 357.
Captain Thomas Bamsley; Philadel-
phia, etc., Mar.-Sept., ff. 69, 80, 192,
468, 486, 502, 507. 521, 523.
Heury Watson; Carlisle, 7 Mar., 24
June, ff. 71, 282.
Captain Harry Gordon ; London, 7 Mar.,
Philadelphia, 22 Sept., ff. 75, 509.
[George BrodrickJ 3rd Viscount Midle-
ton, 9 Mar., f. 76.
Plumsted and Pranks ; Philadelphia,
Mar., ff. 79, 84, 108, 113.
John Penn, Lieut-Governor of Penn-
sylvania; Philadelphia, Mar.-Aug.,
ff. 82, 164, 167, 466.
Mathiiis Slough ; Lancaster, May-Aug.,
ff. 92, 274, 312, 337. 392.
Lieut Jehu Hay; Detroit, 25 Mar.,
f. 99.
Alexander Lunan; Philadi Iphia, 28
Mar.. 14 Aug., ff. 110, 398.
Alexander McKee ; Lancaster, 28 Mar.,
15 Apr., ff. Ill, 142.
Dr. J. Mallet; Philadelphia, 2 Apr.,
f. 118.
Thomas Hutchins; Fort Pitt, 10 Apr.,
15 B£ay, ff. 126, 203.
JohnBurent, Adjt 1st Batt 60th Regt. ;
Fort Pitt, Apr.-Aug., ff. 132, 133,
136, 325, 430.
Lieut James Dow; Niagara, Apr.-Aug.,
ff. 134, 353, 388.
Lieut. William Potls; Fort Pitt, etc,
Apr.-Aug., ff. 144. 158, 201, 296, 321,
455.
Colonel Adam Stephen; Fort Cumber-
s'^
Digitized by
490 ADDITIONAL
land, etc., Apr.-Aug., flf. 146, 378,
433.
John Sol. Cline ; York, 16 Apr., f. 148.
John Watts; New York, 18 Apr., 13
July, ff. 150, 342.
Francis Fauquier, Governor of Virgi-
nia; Williamsburgh, Apr .-Sept., ff.
152, 408, 481, 493.
Horatio Sharpe, Governor of Maryland;
Ajinapolis, 21 Apr., f. 154.
Major John Small; New York, etc.y
Apr.-Aug., ff. 166, 224, 280, 393.
Lieut. Theodor Friedrich Winter; Fort
Pitt, 26 Apr., 7 July, ff. 1G2, ,324.
Colonel Andrew Lewid ; Augusta, Apr.-
Sept., ff. 169, 369. 437, 489.
George Woods ; Bedford, 29 Apr,, f. 175.
Lieut. Charles Menzies; Fort Bedford,
Apr.-June, ff. 177, 190, 2:^2, 307.
Captain David Hay; Philadelphia, 5
May, 23 July, ff. 185. 359.
De Hambach ; Philadelphia, 6 May,
f. 186.
Lieut.-Colonel John Reid, 42nd Regt. ;
Lanca8ter, cfc, May-Sept., ff. 187,
209, 216, 237, 259, 265, 286, 319, 364,
371, 381. 418, 441, 461, 475, 479, 499,
504, 505.
Captain Gavin Cochrane ; Philadelphia,
etc , May-Sept., ff. 189, 222, 355, 495.
Lieut. Francis McKiiy; New York, 12
May, f. 194.
Jacob Kern; Fort Bedford, 13 May,
9 Sept., ff. 195, 488.
Colonel Jumes Robertson; New York,
May-July, ff. 196, 267. 346, 352, 382.
James McCallister; Carlisle, 15 May,
f. 197.
Captain J. L-eland ; Elkridgc, 27 May,
f. 226.
Captain Ralph Phillips; Charlestown,
28 May, f. 2:a.
Major James Livingston ; Fort Cumber-
land, June-July, ff. 238, 283, 363.
Edward Shippen; Lancaster, 6 June,
3 Sept., ff. 244, 474.
Williiun Plumsted; Carlisle, 7 June, .
f. 248.
Lieut. A. Prevost ; New York, 8 June.
Fr. f. 250.
Colonel John Armstrong; Carlisle, 9
Juno, f. 252.
James Meyrick [for Colonel John Cal-
craft] ; Channel Row, 9 J uue, f. 254.
MSS., 21,650.
Henry Prather; 12 June, f. 257.
Captain Lewis Curry; New York, June,
ff. 261, 279.
Colonel Sir William Johnson, Bart.;
German Flatts, 18 June; Johnson
Hall, lSept.,ff. 270, 47L
Colonel Thomas Cresap; 18 June, f.
272.
Lieut. Duncan Campbell; Carlisle,
22 June, 1 July, ft*. 275, 310.
Major John Field; Fort Cumberland,
23 June, Winchester, 28 July, ff.
277, 377.
Lieut. George Mcintosh; Fort Cumber-
hind, etc., June-Aug., ff. 287, 367,
415, 435, 449.
Captain Ja. Potter ; 26 June, f. 298.
Thomas Rutherford; Winchester, 27
June, 2 Aug., ff. 299, 384.
Thomas Small ; 30 June, f. 303.
Captain William Trent; Lancaster, 30
June. f. 304.
Samuel Brady ; 1 July, f. 309.
Conrad Bucher ; Carlisle, 2 July, f. 311.
Captain J. F. Davenport ; Fort Piit, 7
July, f. 322.
Nathanael McCuUock ; Carlisle, 10 July,
f. 331.
Surgt on Cornelius Brady ; Fort Bedford,
12 July, f. 338.
John McCallister; 13 July, f. 339.
John Harris ; Paxton, 15 July, 17 Aug.,
ff. 345, 405.
William Moore; Philadelphia, 21 July,
f. 351.
John Bowlen; Lancaster, 28 July, f.
380.
W. Dunlap ; PhUadelphia, 2 Aug., f.386.
John Crean; Philadelphia, 11 Aug.,
f. 391.
William Ritchie ; Philadelphia, 14 Aug.,
f.395.
D. Franks; Philadelphia, 14 Aug.,
f. 397.
P. Bard ; Carlisle. Aug., ff. 400, 459.
Dr. Benjamin Franklin; Philadelphia,
16 Aug., 30 Sept. [the second letter ia
a copy], ff. 401, 536.
Captain James Young; Philadelphia,
Aug., ff. 403, 404.
Captain John Holmes ; Carlisle, 19 Aug.,
f. 410.
Captain John Williams ; Tuniata Hill,
21 Aug., f. 414.
Digitized by
ADDITIONAL MSS., 21,660, 21,65L 491
Lieut. J. G. W. Des Barree ; Halifax, W. Crawford ; Glanders House, 5 Sept.,
21 Aug.. f. 419. f. 483.
John Read ; Fort Bedford, Aug., ff. 423, Lieut.-Colonel William Eyre; New York,
446. 457. I a Sept., f. 491.
Captain Christopher Lems ; Bedford, 23 G. Maturin ; New York, 15 Sept.,
Aug., f. 432. j f, 497.
Major-General John Stanwix; London, ' Colonel W. Amherst; New York, 16
26 Aug., f. 443. I Sept., f. 501.
Captain John Webb; Fort Loudoun, 26 Hugh Wallace; New York, 24 Sept,
Aug.. f. 445. I f. 515.
Captain William McCIellan; Fort Fre- Lieut. J. H. Sealy; Fort Cumberland,
derick, 26 Aug., f. 448. i Sept., ff. 519. 530.
Robert Leake; New York, 28 Aug., I J. J. Schweighauser ; Sept. Fr. f. 527.
1 451. I
2. John Brady to Captain Robert Callander ; Shippensburg, 26 Mar.,
f. 103.
S.Edward Shippen to Colonel John Eeid; Lancaster, 18 May, f. 205.
With a few drafts.
21,661. Vol. IX. Oct. 1764-May, 1765. 1. Letters to Colonel [lat-
terly Brigadier-General] Bouquet, from —
Ensign John Fowler; Port Ligonier, 1
and 3 Oct. 1764, ff. 1, 2.
Captain Timothy Green ; Brushey Run,
4 Oct., Fort Ligonier. 30 Oct. 1764.
ff. 4, 29.
Captain David Hay ; Oct.-Nov. 1764, ff.
6, 12, 15. 28, 32.
Peter Bard; Carlisle, 4 Oct. 1764, f. 8.
Lieut.-Colonel John McNeill ; Pittdburg.
etc., Oct. 1764-Feb. 1765, ff. 11, 26,
158.
Captain George Tumbull; Quebec, 8
Oct. 1764, f. 13.
Captain Gavin Cochrane; Charlestown,
Oct. 1764-Apr. 1765, ff. 16, 123. 142,
216, 248.
Lieut. George McDougall; Sandusky,
10 Oct., New York, 13 Dec. 1764,
ff. 18, 84.
Lieut. James Dow; Sandusky Bay, 15
Oct. 1764. f. 19.
John Prentice; Fort Loudoun, 15 Oct.
1764, f. 21.
Colonel John Bradstreet; Sandusky
Lake. 17 Oct. 1764, f. 23.
Sergeant John Bertield; Philadelphia,
18 Oct. 1764, f. 25.
Captain Thomas Barnsley; Fort Lou-
doun, etc, Oct. 1764-Mar. 1765, ff. 31,
43, 64. 66, 72, 212.
Lieut S. C. Carre; Forks of Muskin-
gum, 5 Nov. 1764. f. 33.
[George Brodrick], 3rd Viscount Midle-
ton ; Pepper Harrow,7 Nov. 1764, f. 36.
Thomas Smallman ; Muskingum, 8 Nov.
1764, f. 38.
Lieut D. Brehm ; Detroit, 13 Nov. 1764,
and 30 Nov. 1763, ff. 45, 70.
Major Edward Ward ; Carlisle, 13 Nov.
1764, f. 47.
Lieut. George Mcintosh ; Camp No. 16,
10 Nov. 1764, f. 56.
Ensign A. Keough; Fort Augusta, 17
Nov. 176*. 26 Mar. 1765, ff. 58, 233.
Alex. McClanachan; Wappatamaka, 19
Nov. 1764, f. 62.
Captain Lewis Ourry; Camp No. 1, 20
Nov. 1764, f. 63.
Major John Small ; Fort Pitt, 23 Nov.
1764, f. 67.
Colonel Sir William Johnson, Bart;
Johnson Hall, Dec. 1764. ff. 73, 94.
Captain Rudolph Bcntinck ; London,
Dec. 1764. Fr. and Eng. ff. 75, 100.
Jacob Hiltzheimerr ; Philadelphia, 7 Dec.
1764, f. 77.
Major James Livingston ; Fort Cumber-
land, 8 Dec. 1764, f. 79.
Major John Field ; Fort Pitt, etc., Dec.
1764, ff. 81, 83.
Digitized by
492
ADDITIONAL MSS^ 21,661
Captain John Byers, 14 Dec. 1764, Car-
lisle, 80 Mar. 1765, £f. 86, 239.
Francis Fauquier, Governor of Virginia ;
Williamsburg, 15 Dec. 1764, f. 88.
Captain Thomas Boford ; 16 Deo. 1764,
f.90.
GHptain James Yonng; Lancaster, 16
Dec. 1764, f. 92.
Captain J. M. Prevost; Lancaster, ete.,
Dec. 1764-May, 1765, ff. 96, 148, 180,
218, 237, 263, 288.
J. F. Davenport; Carlisle, 18 Deo. 1764,
f.98.
Major J. P. de Baas; Carlisle, 18 Dec.
1764, f. 102.
Captain John Wolgamot ; Canogookiqne,
19 Dec. 1764, f. 103.
Lieut.-CuloneI John Reid; Lancaster,
Dec 1764-Apr. 1765, ff 105, 125.
213, 258.
Captain William Murray ; Fort Pitt, Dec.
1764-Mar. 1765. ff 111, 156, 227.
Captain Thomas Rutherford; Winches-
ter, 5 Jan., 30 Apr. 1765, ff. 128, 279.
Ensign H. C. Pauli ; Fort Stanwix, Jan.
1765, ff. 130. 149.
Rev. Thomas Burton ; Lancaster, 7 Jan.
1765, f. 131.
Ensign John Christie; Fort George, 12
Jan.. 1 Apr. 1765, ff. 134, 245.
John Williams; Philadelphia, 14 Jan.
1765, f. 135.
Captain J. Schlosser; Lancaster, Jan.-
Apr. 1765, ff. 137, 144, 160, 170, 174,
193, 200, 220, 226. 229, 231, 252, 261,
269. 275.
Captain Harry Gordon ; New York, Jan.~
Apr. 1765, ff. 140, 202, 205, 208, 256,
271.
Ensign J. J. Sclilosser; Oneida Lake,
25 Jan. 1765, f. 147.
John Barr; Lancaster, 28 Jan. 1765,
f. 150.
Lieut. Henry Congalton; 29 Jan. 1765,
f. 152.
Mathias Slough; Lancaster, 29 Jan.
1765, f. 153.
Captain William Trent; Carlisle, 30 Jan.
1765, f. 154.
Colonel Andrew Lewis; Augusta County,
4 Feb. 1765, f. 162.
Joseph Donaldson; Stanton, 4 Feb.
1765, f. 164.
Lieut. Natbanael McCnllock ; Fort Bed-
ford, Feb.-Mar. 1765, ff. 166, 204, 235.
Lieut William Potts; London. 9 Feb.
1765, f. 168.
Plumsted and Franks; Philadelphia, 11
Feb. 1765. f. 172.
Samuel Morton ; Fort Pitt, 15 Feb. 1765,
f. 177.
John Gough; Philadelphia, 18 Feb. 1765,
f. 182.
iBneas Mackay ; Fort Ligonier. 19 Feb.
1765. f. 183.
Leml. Barrill ; Sliippensburg, 20 Feb.
1765, f. 185.
J. Rochat ; Lancaster, 20 Feb. 1765, f. 187.
Captain Robert Cullender; Pensboro',
Feb.-Mar. 1765, ff. 189. 191, 210.
Ensign Jehu Hay ; Detroit, 27 Feb. 1765,
f. 197.
Lieut. Charles Grant, 42nd Regt. ; Fort
Loudoun, Mar. 17G5, ff. 206. 241.
George Croghan; Fort Pitt, 12 Mar.,
12 May, 1765, ff. 214, 284.
Captain George Etherington ; Lancaster,
21 Mar., 19 Apr. 1765, ff. 224. 265.
Edward Smyth; Philadelphia, 30 Mar.
1765, f. 24.S.
Hugh Wallace ; New York, 9 Apr. 1765,
f. 246.
John Peebles, Ensign 42nd Regt.; Li-
gonier, 11 Apr. 1765, f. 250.
Edward Sliippen; Lancaster, 13 Apr.
1765, f. 254.
Thomas Hutchins; Fort Loudoun aad
Philadelphia, Apr. 1765, ff. 259, 281.
James Stevenson; Lancabter, 21 Apr.
1765, f. 273.
Jane Thompson ; Carlisle, 26 Apr. 1765,
f 277.
Francis Hutoheson ; New York, 22 May,
1765, f. 286.
2. John Gough to Captain Hay ; Fort Pitt, 6 Oct. 1764, f. 10.
3. Major John Small to Captain Thomas Bnford ; Forks of Muskin-
gum, 9 Nov. 1764, f. 40.
4. Captain Thomas Eutherford to [Brevet?] Major Thomas Barasley ;
Winchester, 14 Nov. 1764, f. 48.
Digitized by
ADDITIONAL MSS., 21,653—21,660. 493
5.Hetarn8 of officers oommanding at Forts Pitt, Bedford, and Li-
gonier; 1763,1764, ff. 107, 109,114.
With a few drafta, receipts, etc,
21,652, 21,668. Drafts of letters from Colonel Bouquet to various
persons, on military affairs in KortH America; 1757-1764. Two
volumes. Paper. Folio.
21,654. Miscellaneous papers chiefly relating to commissariat busi-
ness at Forts Bedford, Cumberland, Pitt, Ligonier, efr. ; with returns
and accounts of the Boyal American Begiment ; 1758-1765. Paper.
Folio.
21,656. Papers relating to Indian affairs in America, consisting of
minutes of conferences, agreements, copies of news, and speeches
addressed to Indians of various tribes ; 1758-1765. There are also
several letters, most of them addressed to Colonel Bouquet by
Captain A. Boeomworth, Colonel Hugh Mercer, George Croghan,
Mnjor William Walters, Colonel Adam Stephen, Colonel Sir Wil-
liam Johnson, Bart., and others. Paper. Folio.
21.656. Copies of public orders issued by Generals Sir Jeffery Am-
herst, K.B., and Hon. Thomas Gage, Colonel Henry Bouquet, and
others; Apr. 1761-Mar. 1765. Paper. Quai*to.
21.657. General and regimental orders issued to the forces in North
America; 1759-1764: signed by J. Appy, Judge Advocate; Major-
General Jeffery Amherst, Commander-in-Chief ; Brigadier-General
John Stanwix; Colonel Henry Bouquet; William Amherst, Ad-
jutant-General ; J. Moncrieffe, Major of Brigade ; Major-General
Hon. Thomas Gage; John Penn, Governor of Pennsylvania; and
others. Paper. Folio.
21.658. Miscellaneous papers ; comprising regimental returns, orders,
letters, etc, connected with Colonel Bouquet s commands ; 1757-
1765. Among the signatures are those of Colonel George Wash-
ington, Captains Edward W^ard and J. Bosomworth, Colonel John
Aimstrong, Brigadier-General John Stanwix, Colonel James Burd,
and other oflBcers. Paper. Folio.
21.659. Cash-books for 1757 and 1758; giving the accounts of five
companies of the Eoyal American Eegimeni, under Colonel Flenry
Bouquet ; and of the 1st Highland Battalion, commanded by Lieut.-
Colonel Hon. Archibald Montgomery, at Charlestown, South
Carolina. Paper. Folio.
21.660. Copies of the inventory of the effects and sales of sundry
goods, belonging to the late Brigadier-General Bouquet ; dat. Pen-
sacola, Sept-Oct. 1765 ; with a copy of his will, dat. Philadelphia,
494
ADDITIONAL MSS., 21,661-21,666.
Captain James Loring ; Onondaga, 1760,
flf. 88, 92.
[Pierre Rigaud] ^farquis de Vandreuil,
commanding at Montreal, respecting
the capitulation of that place ; 8 Sept
1760, 1 120.
19 Apr. 1765, at f. 13; and a letter from Lieut. Francis Hutcheson
to Captain Thomas Varlo, administrators ; Pensacola, 1 Oct. 1765,
at f. 14. Paper. Oblong Quarto.
21.661- 21,892. The official correspondence and papers of Lieut.-
General Sir Frederick Haldimand, K.B., commanding at various
posts in North America, and afterwards Governor of the Province
of Quebec; 1758-1785.
21.661. CoRRKSPONDENCE of General Haldimand with General Sir
Jeffery [afterwards Lord] Amherst, K.B., Commander-in-Chief of
the British Forces in North America, on military aflfairs ; 1758-
1777. There are also a few letters from—
Brigadier-General John Stanwix and
Major A. Monypeuny, his Secretary ;
dat. Albany, 1758, 1759, ff. 1, 3. 5, 9,
11, 15.
Colonel William Amherst; New York,
1759. flf. 13, 151.
Eng, and JFV. Paper. Folio.
21.662- 21,665. Corkesfondence of General Haldimand with General
Hon. Thomas Gage, Commander-in-Chief in North America, on
military aflfairs; 1758-1777. In four volumes. Original letters
and drafts, written during General Haldimand's commands at the
following places ; —
21.662. Vol. I. Three Eivers, in Lower Canada; 1758-1766. At the
end of this volume are some letters from General Gage to Colonel
William Tayler, Acting Brigadier-General at Pensacola ; Florida,
1766.
21.663. Vol. II. Pensacola; 1766-1768.
21.664. Vol. III. St. Augustine, Florida, 1769-1770.
21,666. Vol. IV. Pensacola and New York; 1771-1777 ; at the latter
place for some time acting Commander-in-Chief during the absence
of General Gage.
Paper. Folio.
21,666. Correspondence of General Haldimand with —
1. Brigadier-General John Stanwix, commanding the Camp, Governor's
Island, near New York, etc.; Aug. 1766-Mar. 1758.
2. Lieut.-Colonel James Roberts(m; New York, etc., Dec. 1757-Jan.
1775.
3. Major-General James Abercromby, Commander-in-Chief in North
America; Mar. 1758-May, 1759.
4. Lieut.-General Hon. James Muiray, Governor of Quebec; Jan.
1762-Mar. 1775.
Paper. Folio.
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ADDITIONAL MSS., 21,667— 21.67L
495
21.667. Copies of reports of the state of government of Quebec, in
1762 ; and of Three Rivers and Montreal, in 1763; rendered by the
respective Governors, Generals James Murray, Sir Ealph Burton,
and Hon. Thomas Gage. Paper. Folio.
21.668. Transactions of General James Murray's administration
during his government of Quebec ; drawn up in answer to com-
plaints made against him ; 1764-1766. Paper. Folio.
21.669. Correspondence of General Haldimand, during his govern-
ment of Three Rivers, with Biigadier-General Sir Ralph Burton,
Governor of Montreal ; 1762-1766. At the beginning are a few
letters from Major-General Sir Jeffery Amherst, Commander-in-
Chief, to Governor Burton ; 1760-1763. Paper. Folio.
21.670. Correspondence of General Haldimand with Colonel Sir
• William Johnson, Bart., of Johnson Hall, New York, and Colonel
Guy Johnson ; together with other papers relating to Indian affairs ;
1759-1774. There are also letters fiom —
Frederick Smyth, Chief Justice of New
Jersey; dat. Perth-Amboy, 5 Aug.
1773, f. 64.
Colonel Samuel CleaTeland ; Brunswick,
5 Oct. 1773, f. 84.
Paper. Folio.
Major Isaac Hamilton, 18th Begt. ;
Amboy. 26 May, 1774, f. 143.
Stephen P. Adye, Deputy Judge Ad-
Tocate; Amboy, 28 May, 1774, f.
146.
21,671, 21,672. Correspondence of General Haldimand and Brigadier-
General Tayler, Commander of the Forces in Florida, with various
persons, and other papers relating to Indian a£fairs; 1765-1774.
Two volumes. Paper. Folio.
21,671. Vol. I. 1. Letters to Brigadier General Tayler, from —
B. Macnamara; New Orleans, July
1766-Apr. 1767, ff. 27, 44, 79, 100,
102, 110, 202.
William Irving; Mobile, Aug.-Oct.
1766, ff. 35, 73, 88.
Lieut. John Ritchy; Fort Tombeckby,
Sept. 1766-Mar. 1767, ff. 47, 104. 112.
123, 128. 172.
E. Lagardere, Commissary for the Chac-
Maw Nation; Fort Tombeckby. 28
Sept. 1766, f. 69.
Don Fran9oi8 Bin; New Orleans, 25
Nov. 1766. Fr, f. 108.
EUas Dumford; Mobile, 4 Deo. 1766.
f. 114.
Joseph Garrow; Pensacola, Jan. 1767,
ff. 130, 131, 147.
Don Manuel Phelix Riesch; 4 Feb.,
13 Aug. 1766. Span, ff. 8, 33.
Francis Pouaaett ; Mobile. 17 June, 1766,
f. 10.
Ch. Stuart, Deputy Superintendent of
Indian Affairs: Mobile, June, 1766-
Mar. 1767, ff. 11, 90, 188.
James Germany; Muckolassies Town,
28 June, 1766.
James Noble ; 30 June, 1766, f. 15.
Daniel Clark; Mobile, 18 July, 18 Oct.
1766, ff. 19, 96.
AJihur Gordon, Attorney-General of
Florida; Pensacola, 20 July, 1766,
f. 21.
Jacob Blackwell; Pensacola, 23 July,
1766, f. 25.
Digitized by
496 ADDITIONAL MSS., 21,671, 21,672.
Lieut. William Pierie; Kingstown, 2
Mar., 1767. f. 166.
Joseph Price, AssiBtant Surgeon to the
Hospital; Fort Bute. 8 Mar. 1767, f.
183.
James Chissolm ; Mobile, 14 Mar. 1767,
f. 190.
P.Reily; 17 May, 1767, f. 204.
Giiaut and P. Chauvet Colons; Camp-
belltown ; n.d,, f. S15.
2. Letters to General Haldimand, when commanding in Florida,
from —
Hon. John Stuart, Superintendent of
Indian Affairs for the Southern Dis-
trict of North America; Charlestown,
etc., Jan. 1767- Aug. 1768, ff. 133,
. 198, 212, 217. 222, 244, 277, 299.
Lieut. John Ritchy ; Fort Tombigbee,
etc., June, 1767-Muy, 1768, ff, 210,
214, 239, 243, 252, 263, 265, 275, 287.
Mrs. Tayler ; S. Augustine, 1 Aug.
1767, f. 230.
Brigadier-Guneral William Tayler; S.
Augustine, Aug. 1767-Feb. 1768, ff.
233,235. 269,271, 273.
Ch. Stuart, Deputy Superintendent of
Indian Affairs ; Pensacola, Aug. 1767-
Sept. 1769. Eng. and Fr. iL 237,
249, 254, 258, 266, 295, 308, 310.
Robert Farmer ; Pensacola, 5 Apr. 1768,
f. 279.
Harpain de la Grautrais ; Mobile, etc,
Apr.-July, 1768. Fr. ff. 282, 288,
297.
John Bradley ; Port Panmure, 11 Dec,
1768, f. 305. ^
George Phyn;*St. Augostine, 16 Deo.
1768, f. 306.
3. Elie Lagardere, Commissary to the Ohactaw Nation, to Lieut.
Ritchy, commanding at Tombigbee ; Sept. 1766-Apr. 1767, ff. 46,
194, 200, 201.
4. Letters to Captain David Hope, at Mobile and Pensacola, from
John Dawson; Tombigbee River, 10 Sept. 1766; and Charles
Strachan ; Mobile, 26 July, 1767, ff. 49, 228.
6. Hon. John Stuart to George John.<«tone, Governor of West Florida ;
Cbarlestown, Dec. 1766, ff 118, 120.
6. Ch. Stuart to Montford Brovme, Lieut.-Govemor of West Florida;
Mobile, 14 Mar. 1767, f. 192.
With copies and draft* of letters, and other papers.
21,672. Vol. IL 1. Correspondence of General Haldimand, command-
ing in Florida and at New York, with Hon, John Stuart at Charles-
town, Superintendent of Indian Affairs for the Southern District of
North America; 1770-1774. With numerous enclosures. There
are also letters to General Haldimand and others, from —
Charles Stuart, Deputy Superintendent
of Indian Affaire; Mobile, 1770-1774.
Fr. and Eng. ff. 5, 24, 50, 53, 214,
272.
FilzCkjnnor; Fort Charlotte, 8 May,
1771, f. 22.
Peter Chester, Grovemor of West Florida ;
Pensacola, 10 May, 1771, f. 23.
John Thomas, Deputy Superintendent
for the Mississippi; Fort Bute, 1771-
1773, ff. 87. 52, 61, 67.
Sir James Wright, Bart., Governor of
Georgia ; Savannah, 15 Feb., 10 Mar.
1774, ff. 202, 231.
John Moultrie, Lieut.-€tovemor ; 8t
Augustine, 16 Feb. 1774, f. 204.
William Ogilvy, Secretary to Hon. John
Stuart; Charlestown, Apr. 1774, ff
259, 261.
Bellaud to Frafi9ois MoUere, avocat
au Parlement de Oubaohe; dat 8.
Louis, 8 May, 1770. Fr^ t 8.
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ADDITIONAL MSS., 21,673, 21,674.
497
John Thomas, Deputy Saperintendent David Taite to Peter Chester, Governor
for the Mississippi, to Hon. John of West Florida ; dat. Little Tallaasie,
Stuart and Don Unzaga Amozaga ; Jan. 1774, ff. 170, 176.
Fort Bute, Dec. 1771, flf. 27, 35.
2. Addresses of the Houses of Assembly to Sir James Wright, Bart.,
Governor of Georgia; 9 Mar. 1774, flf. 227, 229.
21,673. CoRRESPONDENCB of General Haldimand, chiefly with Gover-
nors of the Proyinces of North America and other Colonies ; 1765-
1774. There are original letters from —
George Johnstone, Governor of West
Florida ; 13 Jan. 1767, f. 4.
Montfort Browne, Lieut.-Govemor of
West Florida ; Pensacola, 1767-1769,
flf. 8, 15, 27, 29, 31, 35. 37, 44, 46, 52,
56,60, 86,94,98, 111, 124.
Lieut.-Golonel John Beid; New York,
1 June, 1767, f. 10.
Bobert CoUiti, Deputy Becretaxy, etc ;
Pensacola, 14 July, 5 Aug. 1767, flf.
20, 25.
James Graut, Governor of East Florida ;
8t. Augustine, 22 July, 1767, 22 Feb.
1768, it 23, 58.
Lieut. Charles Williams ; 2 Sept. 1767,
24 Aug. 1768, flf. 33. 96.
Saincte Lette; New Orleans, 4 Jan.
1768. Fr, f. 48.
Captain Thomas Varlo, Slst Regl. ; Pen-
sacola, 1768, flr. 50, 102. 115.
Captain Archibald Hamilton ; Pensacola,
1768, flr. 62, 69.
Elie Lsgard^re; Mobile, 6 Mar. 1768.
Fr. flf. 64.
Elias Dumford, Lieut.-Govemor of
West Florida; Pensacola, etc., 176S-
1772. flf. 65. 73, 122, 126-137, 141.
Lieut George Phyn, 2l8t Begk. ; Mobile,
10 Mar. 1768, f. 67.
Captain Fran. Yignoles ; Penflaoola, 1768,
flf. 78, 104, 108.
Joseph Alkman ; Mobile, 30 June, 1768,
f. 80.
Roger Hope Elletson, Lieut.-Gk>vemor
of Jamaica ; 1768, flf. 82, 106.
John Bradley; Fort Panmure, 15 Sept.
1768, f. 100.
Paper. Folio.
John Eliot, Lieut-Governor of West
Florida (?); Pensacola, Apr. 1769, flf.
118, 120.
Peter Chester, Governor of West Flo-
rida; Pensacola, 1771-1774, flf. 138,
142, 228, 261.
George James Bruere, Governor of Ber-
muda ; 8 May, 1773, f. 149.
Thomas Hutchinson, Governor of Mas-
sachusetts; Boston, May-Nov. 1773,
flf. 151, 233, 241.
William Franklin, Governor of New
Jersey ; Burlington, June. 1773, flf. 157,
159.
Hector Thcophilus Cramah^, Lieut.-
Govemor of Quebec; July-Oot 1773,
flf. 168, 208, 219, 239.
Horatio Sharpe, Grovemor of Maryland ;
Annapolis, 6 July, 1773, flf. 170.
Adam Cunningham, Deputy-Commis-
sary-€teneral ; Quebec, "8 July, 1773,
f. 172.
Jos. Gorham, Lieut.-Govemor of New-
foundland (?); Placentia, July-Oct
1773, flf. 183, 230, 231.
William Tryon, Governor of the State
of New York ; Sept-Dec. 1773, flf. 200-
207, 212-216, 224, 220, 249.
Captain Adolphus Benzel ; Crown Point,
18 Sept 1773, f. 217.
Captain John Garden ; Quebec, 23 Sept.
1773, f. 217.
Francis Legge, Governor of Nova Scotia ;
Halifax, 31 Dec. 1773, f. 251.
Sir James Wright, Bart., €U>vemor of
Georgia; Savannah, 18 Apr. 1774,
f. 279.
21,674. Lbttbr-book of General Haldiraand, commanding in Florida ;
1768-1770. Paper. Folio.
M8S.— 1857 2 K
r
Digitized by
498 ADDITIONAL MSS., 81,e76— 21,678.
21,676. Letters and papers, relating chiefly to Ordnance affairs at
Pensacola, during General Haldiraand's command in Florida; 1766-
1773. The letters, which are principally addressed to Greneral
Haldimand, are from —
George Johnstone, Governor of West Flo-
rida; Pensacola, June, 1765, ff. 18, 20.
John Williamson, Adjutant of Artillery ;
New York, 14 May, 1766, f. 24.
David Wangh, Commissary of West
Florida; 4 Nov. 1766, f. 25.
General Hon. Thomas Gage; New York,
20 Mar. 1767, f. 32.
Arthur Neil and others of <he Ordnance
Office; Pensacola, 1767-1773, jximw.
Montfort Browne, Lient-Govemor of
West Florida ; Pensacola, 7 Jan. 1768,
f.44.
E. R. Wegg, Attorney-General ; Pensa-
cola, 24 Feb. 1769, f. 65.
At the end of the volume are plans
Paper. Folio.
Captain Ed. Crofton ; Pensacola, 13 Oct
1769, f. 77.
Captain J. Sower, Engineer ; New York,
1771-1773, ff. 134. 143, 146, 239.
Lieut, John Cambel, Engineer; Pensa-
cola, cte., 1772-1773, ff. 138, 156, 157,
160, 184-194, 212, 217, 228-233, 263,
274.
Lieut. Thomas Hutchins; Red Cliffs,
Bept.-Dec. 1772, ff. 152. 154. 209.
Ben. Pelly; 5 Oct. 1772, f. 158.
Peter Chester, Governor of West Florida;
Pensacola, Nov. 1772, ff. 166. 172.
J. Stephenson ; Pensacola, 14 Deo. 1772,
f. 218.
of the city and fort of Pensacola.
21.676. AocouNT-BOOK of disbursements made in the public service,
during General Haldimand's command at Pensacola and St. Angus-
tine in Florida ; 1767-1773. Paper. Folio.
21.677. Regimental returns, orders, accounts, and papers relating to
the Ordnance and Commissariat Departments, etc,, during General
Haldimand's command in Florida; 1763-1774. Amongst the sig-
natures are those of General Hon. Thomas Gage; Major Bobert
Farmar, 34th Begt., commanding at Mobile; B. Walsh, Lieut.- Colo-
nel 31st Begt. ; Lieut.-Colonel James Eobertson ; Edward Maxwell,
Lieut.-Colonel 21st Begt. ; Major James Chissolm, 21st Begt. ; Lieut.
M. Kirkman; Montfort Browne, Lieut.-Govemor of West Florida;
Frederick George Mulcaster ; T. Kenward, Ordnance Office, East
Florida ; Major T. Whitmore, 9th Begt. ; and others. Paper. Folio.
21.678. General Orders and letters addressed to the commanding
officers at Niagara, by Generals Sir Jeffery Amherst and Hon.
Thomas Gage, Commanders-in-Chief in North America; and by
Deputy-Adjutant^General Bichard Maitland; Sir William John-
son, Bart. ; and General Sir Guy Carleton, Governor of Quebec ;
1759-1774.
The following letters also occur : —
Captain T. Sower, Engineer ; New York,
25 Mar. 1769, f. 124.
Oeneral Frederick Haldimand to Lieat-
Major Alex. Duncan to Major Walters;
Fort Ontario, 20 Jnne, 1762, f. 15.
Samael Shirtland, a missionary ; 25 Mar.
1766, f. 70.
Colonel F. Smith, commanding at
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ADDITIONAL MSS., 21,679—21,688. 499
Niagara; New York, 15 June, 1773, Haldimand; Niagara, 1773>1774, ff.
f. 167. 171-180, 183.
Li6Tit.-Golonel F. Smith to General The same to Major Thomas Moncreiffe ;
8 Mar. 1774, f. 181.
At the end of the Tolome are copies of orders sent to Niagaiu ; 1774-
1778. Paper. Folio.
21.679. Correspondence of (reneral Haldimand with Messrs. Hugh
and Alexander Wallace, of New York, and George Boss and Gray,
of London, Military Agents; 1765-1778 ; with a few enclosures.
There are also two letters from Captain Samuel Holland ; Hudson's
River, 8 Sept. 1769, f. 68 ; and Colonel James Robertson ; New
York, 17 Oct. 1769, f. 73. Paper. Folio.
21.680. Letters from Major Francis Hutcheson, of the 60th Regt., to
General Haldimand; dat. from Boston, Halifax, Camp at Staten
Island, New York, etc, ; 1775-1778. At the beginning are warrants
signed by General Hon. Thomas Gage and Dr. Charles Gould
[afterwards Sir Charles Gould Morgan, Bart.], Judge- Advocate-
General; 1766, 1769. Paper. Folio.
21.681. Papers relating to the government of Three Bivers in Canada,
and to the ironworks in that district ; principally during General
Haldimand's command ; 1760-1767. Paper. Folio.
21.682. Papers of the proceedings of courts-martial held at Bay's
Town, Fort Pitt, Pensaoola, etc,, by order of Colonel Bouquet,
Brigadier-General Tayler, General Baldimand, and others; 1768-
1779.
There are also —
1. An order for holding courts-martial addressed to the commanding
officer of the 60th [Boyal American] Begt., and bearing the signa-
iurea of George III., and [George Montagu] Dunk, Earl of Halifax,
Secretaiy of State ; 26 Mar. 1764 ; with seal f. 74.
2. Letters to Generals Tayler and Haldimand from George John-
stone, Governor of West Florida ; Pensacola, 13 Dec. 1766, flf. 122,
124;— Major Bobert Farmar, 34th Begt.; Pensacola, 1767-1768,
ff. 129, 141-146, 162, 166 ;— Lieut. Alexander Maclellan, 34th Begt. ;
Pensacola, 1767, ff. 133, 135 ;— Captain W. Anstmther, 26th Begt. ;
Crown Point, etc., 1773-1774, ff. 160, 164-173, 178, 182;--Lieut. J.
Feltham, 26th Begt.; Ticonderoga, 1773, ff. 162, 174.
Paper, Folio.
21.683. General Orders and instnictions issued by General Hon.
Thomas Gage, Commander-in-Chief ;BichardMaitland, Deputy- Adju-
tant-General ; Colonel James Bobertson, Barrack-Master- General ;
James Murray, Governor of Quebec; and George Johnstone, Governor
of West Florida ; 1763-1 777. With signatures. Paper. Folio.
2 K 2
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600
ADDITIONAL MSS., 21,684—21,687.
21,684. 1. Copies of Government Instructions to the Office of Ord-
nance at Quebec ; 1771, f. 1.
2. Treasury Minutes regulating military expenses in America ; 1764-
1767, f. 9.
3. Bules and directions for the government of barracks in Canada,
issued by General Frederick Haldimand, Governor of Quebec
[1777 ?], f. 13.
Paper. Folio.
21,686. Copies of accounts and papers relating to the farm of Long
Meadow, in Maryland, belonging to General Haldimand; 1766.
Paper. Quarto.
21.686. Journals of voyages and exploring expeditions in various
parts of North America ; 1750-1773. The following maps and plans
occur : —
1. The country round Ticonderoga, by Lieut. E. Meyer; 1758, f. 30.
2. Lake Ontario, by D. B.; 31 July, 1760, f. 32.
3. The Ouabacbe, from Post Vincent to the Ohio, by Lieut Thomas
Hutchins;[1768], f. 33.
4. The country round Quebec, showing the positions of the English
and French armies in the engagement before Quebec during the
French siege in 1760, and a larger plan of the same battle,
ff. 68, 81.
6. The country round Boston and Fort Detroit, ff. 70, 72.
6. The fortress of Pittsburg, f. 73.
7. Disposition of forces in the boat expedition of General Amherst
down the St. Lawrence, in 1760, f. 79.
Paper. Folio.
21.687. Miscellaneous papers, regimental returns, orders, accounts,
etc., relating to the troops in North America; 1756-1776.
There are also some original Jetters, addressed to Generals
Haldimand, and Sir Guy Carleton, Governor of Quebec, and others,
by the following persons : —
Lieut Thomas Gamble, Assistant-Quar-
ter-Maater-General : Pensaoola, 1772^
ff. 113, 136.
George Clinton ; Kingston, 29 June,
1780, f. 114.
Lewis R. Morris; Fort Paris, 4 July,
1780, ff. 116, 117.
Chris.?. Yates; Fort Paris, 4 July, 1780,
f. 118.
Captain Hugh Lord ; Fort G^age, 28 Apr.
1772, f. 120.
Lieut Thomas Hntchins; Red Cliffs,
Oct. 1772, ff. 130, 138.
Robert Leake, Commissary-General ;
New York, 18 May, 1773, f. 157.
W. Dunlap; Virginia, 23 July, 1775,
f. 227.
Colonel Moses Hazen to Colonel Ed-
ward AnUll; Montreal, 1776, ff. 249,
254,258, 261.
Pierre Ayot; Pointe de Levis, 1776. Fr.
ff. 251, 252.
Portier ; March. 1776. JFV. f. 256.
Mure, Son, and Atkinson, merchants;
London, 1776, ff. 263-275, 292, 298,
804,314.
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ADDITIONAL MSS., 21,688-^21,697.
501
Robert Gordon, CkxmmiaBary; Cork, 1776, I Bobert Burro wes and JameeFzaser; Bar-
ff. 284, 318. I badoes, 19 July, 1776, f. 288.
Paper. Folio.
21,688. Ledger of contingent warrants granted bj Geueral Haldi-
mand, holding the chief command in North America; June, 1773-
June, 1774. Paper. Folio.
21,689-21,690. List of warrants granted by General Haldimand,
holding the chief command in North America, for contingent and
extraordinary expenses ; 1773-1774. Two volumes. Paper. Folio.
21.691. Receipt-book for payments made by order of General Haldi-
mand, holding the chief command in North America; 1773-1774.
Paper. Small Quarto.
21.692. Cash-account of Major Francis Hutcheson, Paymaster to the
Commander-in-Chief, at New York ; 1773-1774. Paper. Folio.
21,698. Copies of letters from General Haldimand, holding the chief
command in North America; June, 1773-Sept. 1774. Paper. Folio.
21,694. CopiKS of letters from General Haldimand, holding the chief
command in North America, to John Robinson, Secretary to the
Treasury; July, 1773-July, 1774. With enclosures. Paper. Folio.
21,696. Correspondence of General Haldimand, holding the chief com-
mand in North America, with [William Legge] Earl of Dartmouth,
Secretary of State; 1773-1775. Originals and copies, with en-
closures. The signature of George III. is attached to an order for
leave of absence to Greneral Haldimand, f. 116. Paper. Folio.
21.696. Correspondence of General Haldimand with [William Wild-
man Harrington] Viscount Barrington, Seoretary-at-War ; 1764-
1777. There are also two letters to General Haldimand from
General Sir Jeflfery Amherst; Whitehall, 29 Sept. 1775, f. 127;
and Lieut.-General Edward Harvey; Cleveland, 24 Sept. 1777,
f. 141. Paper. Folio.
21.697. Correspondence of the English Ministers with Generals Am-
herst and Gage, Commanders-in-Chief in America ; and with Gene-
rals Hon. James Murray and Sir Guy Carle ton, Governors of
Quebec ; 1760-1778. Most of the letters are copies or duplicates,
with enclosures. The following autograph signatures occur: —
George III., ff. 97, 135 ; [William Legge] Earl of Dartmouth,
and Lord George [Sackville] Germain [afterwards Viscount
Sackville], Secretaries of State; [William Wildman Barrington]
Viscount Barrington, Secretary-at-War ; [John Montagu] Earl of
Sandwich, John Buller, and Sir Hugh Palliser, Lords of the Admi-
502 ADDITIONAL MSS., 21,698—21,707.
ralty; and the Secretaries of the Ministers. There are also the
. following miscellaneous letters : —
Fiancis Legge, Governor of Nova Scotia, Bear- Admiral Robert Duff to Sir Guy
to Sir Guy Carleton ; Halifax, 8 Sept. Carleton; St. John's, 15 Sept 1775,
Robert Hunter to Lord Dartmouth;
London. 2 Mar. 1775, f. 95.
Paper. Folio.
21.698. Copies of letters from the Ministers to General Sir Qnj Carle-
ton, Governor of Quebec ; 1777-1779. Paper. Folio.
21.699, 21,700. Register of ofificial letters of General Sir Guy Carleton,
Governor of Quebec ; 1776-1 778. Two volumes. Paper. Folio.
21.701. Copies of orders and instructions from the English Govern-
ment to General Frederick Haldimand, Governor of Quebec ; 1778-
1779. Paper, Small Quarto.
21.702. Copies of letters from General Haldimand, Governor of Quebec,
to Lord George [Sackville] Germain, Secretary of State; John
Robinson, Secretary to the Treasury ; and [John Montagu] Earl of
Sandwich, Fii-st Lord of the Admiralty; 1777-1779. With a few
papers relating to Montreal. Paper. Folio.
21.703. 21,704. Letters from Lord George [Sackville] Germain [after-
wards Viscount Sackville], Secretary of State, and William Knox,
his Assistant Secretary, to General Haldimand, Governor of Quebec ;
1777-1782. With enclosures. Two volumes. Paper. Folio.
21.705. Letters to General Haldimand, Governor of Quebec, from
the English Ministers — ^Welbore Ellis [afterwards Lord Mendip],
Secretary of State; [William Fitz-Maurice] Earl of Shelbumo
[afterwards Marquess of Lansdowne], and [Frederick] Lord North
[afterwards Earl of Guildford], Secretaries of State for the Home
Department ; and Hon. Thomas Townshend [and as Viscount Syd-
ney], Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs. Also from Willkm
Knox, Hon. John Thomas Townshend [afterwards 2nd Viscount
Sydney], and Evan Nepean, Secretaries of the Ministers, and
William Pollock, Clerk of the Crown for the Province of Quebec,
and Alexander Davison, one of the Legislative Council of Quebec ;
1782-1784. The signature of George HI. is affixed to an order,
f. 60. Paper. Folio.
21.706, 21,707. Letters from the Treasury to General Haldimand,
Governor of Quebec, eigned by the successive Secretaries, John
Robinson, Sir Grey Cooper, Bart., Richard Burke, George Rose,
and Thomas Steele; 1777-1786. There are also letters from the
1774, f. 83.
f. 114.
ADDITIONAL MSS., Sa,708-21,716. 603
Board of Trade, 1780-1781, signed by [Thomas Robinson] Lord
Grantham, Hon. Thomas de Grey [afterwards Lord Walsingham],
Andrew Stuart, Sir Hans Sloane, Edward Gibbon, and Benjamin
Langlois; and from General Sir Guy Carleton; Jenningsbury,
27 Aug. 1779 ; and Francis Maseres, Cursitor Baron ; Inner Temple,
2 Jan. 1783. Two volumes. Paper. Folio.
21.708. Letters to General Haldimand, Governor of Quebec, from
the successive Secretaries-at-War [William Wildman Barrington],
Viscount Barrington ; Charles Jenkinson [afterwards Earl of Liver-
pool] ; Thomas Townshend [afterwards Viscount Sydney]; Sir
George Yonge, Bart. ; and Colonel Hon. Bichard Fitz-Patrick ;
1778-1786. Paper. Folio.
21.709. Letters to General Haldimand, Governor of Quebec, from —
1. The Lords of the Admiralty [John Montagu] Earl of Sandwich ;
John BuUer; [Wilmot Vaughan] Earl of Lisburne; Henry Penton;
Robert Man ; George Darby ; Bamber Gascoigne ; Hon. Charles
Francis Greville ; and [Richard Howe] Viscount [afterwards Earl]
Howe; 1778-17F5.
2. The Masters-General of the Ordnance [George Townshend] Vis-
count Townshend, 1779-1782; and [Charles Lennox] Duke of
Richmond, 1785.
3. The Navy Office ; signed by Admiral Sir Charles Middleton, Bart,
[afterwards Lord Barham], Comptroller, Sir John Williams and
Edward Hunt, Surveyors, and others ; 1780 and 1781.
4. Colonel [afterwards Major-General] William Roy; 22 Mar. 1781, f. 96.
With printed instructions, etc. Paper. Folio.
21.710. Register of letters from the English Ministry to General
Haldimand, Governor of Quebec; 1777-1784. Paper. Small
21.711. Register of letters to General Haldimand, Governor of Quebec,
from the Treasury ; 1778-1782 ;— and from the War Office ; 1778-
1785;--and of letters from the General to the War Office; 1778-
1783. Paper. Small Quarto.
21.712. Register of letters to General Haldimand, Governor of
Quebec, from the Treasury ; 1783-17^6 ;— the Board of Trade ; 1780,
1781 ; — and the Ordnance, Kavy, and Admiralty Offices ; 1779-1782.
Paper. Small Quarto.
421,713. Copies of ministerial letters of appointment to the various
commands held by General Haldimand; 1762-1786. Paper.
Octavo.
21,714-21,716. Register of letters from General Haldimand, Governor
of Quebec, to the English Ministry. AiTanged in chronological order,
Quarto.
504 ADDITIONAL MSa, 21,717—81,728.
in three volumes : Vol. I., 1778-1780 ; Vol. IE. 1780-1782 ; Vol. III.,
1782-1784. Paper. Folio.
21,717, 21,718. Regis I'ER of letters to the Ministry from General
Haldimand, when Governor of Quebec, 1778-1784; and after bis
return to England, 1785-1790. Two volumes. Paper. Folio.
21.719. Begister of letters from General Haldimand, Governor of
Quebec, to the Treasury; 1778-1785. Paper. Folio.
21.720. Beoister of letters from General Haldimand, when Governor
of Quebec, and after his return to England, to the Secretary-at-War,
the Ordnance Office, the Admiralty, and the Board of Trade ; 1778-
1786. Paper. Folio.
21.721. Copies of letters written by L. Genevay and Captain Bobert
Mathews, Military Secretaries to General Haldimand, in his ca-
pacity of Commander-in-Chief in the Province of Quebec ; and by
B. B. Lemoult, Adjutant-General ; 1779-1784. Paper. Folio.
21,722-21,724. Begister of miscellaneous letters to various persons,
from General Haldimand, Governor of Quebec; 1778, 1783-1786.
Three volumes. Paper. Folio.
21,725. Copies of private letters, from General Haldimand, not
entered in the Books of General Entries for the year 1784 [i,e.
Add. MSS. 21,728, 21,724]. Paper. Small Quarto.
21,726, 21,727. Copies and drafts of letters written by General
Haldimand during his commands at Three Bivers, Florida, New
York, and Quebec, and after his return to England; 1762-1791.
Two volumes. Paper. Folio.
21,728-21,731. Letters from various persons to General Haldimand
during his commands at Three Bivers, Florida, etc.; 1757-1777.
Four volumes. Paper. Folio.
21,728. Vol. I. Letters of 1767-1768, from—
Captain James Gimioghame ; New York,
22 Nov. 1757, f. 1.
Colonel John Young; New York, Feb.-
Mar. 1758, ff. 2, 3, 4.
Colonel John Brown ; New York, 1758
and 1762, ff. 5. 6, 52.
B. Boss ; Halifax, 1 May, 1758, f. 8.
Brigadier-General [George Augustus]
Viscount Howe ; Fort Edward Camp,
8 June, 1758, f. 10.
J. Appy, Secretary ; Lake George, etc.,
1875-1768. jFV. ff. 12, 14, 15, 18, 19,
21, 23, 374, 389, 390.
Major John Spiitel; Fort Edward, 27
Oct 1758, f. 16.
Colonel John Bradstreet; Albany, 10
Mar. 1759, f. 22.
Brigadier-General J[obn] Prideaux ; Os-
wego, 30 June, and Camp before Nia-
gara, 13 July, 1759, ff. 25, 27.
Captain Walter Rutherfurd; Camp before
Niagara, 14 July, 1759, f. 29.
Captain Allan Macleane; Camp before
Niagara, July, 1759, ff. 31, 33.
Major W. Hervey; Niagara, 26 July,
1759, f. 34.
Digitized
byGoogk
ADDITIONAL MSS., 21,728.
505
Oolonel Bartholomew LeBoux; Oswego,
29 July, 1759, f. 36.
Major H. de Munster; Oswego, 1759,
ff. 37-41.
James Meyriok; Chaonel Row, 9 Feb.
1760, f. 42.
Robert Leake, Commissary-General ;
Albany, 20 Feb. 1760, f. 44.
Rt Hon. Oharles Townshend, Secretary-
at-War; 25 Feb. 1762, f. 46.
Lieut. Thomas Mills; Quebec, 1762-
1767, ff. 50, 56, 58, 62, 101, 114,
146.
Frederick Haldimand (nephew of the
Oeneral); Montreal, 23 June, 1762,
JFV. f.53.
Richard Maitland, Deputy-Adjutant-
General ; Quebec, 3 July. 1762.
8. P. Gounon, Jesuit; Becamourt, 20
July, 1762. Fr, f. 60.
Ensign J. Bruyere ; Three Rivers, 1762-
1763. Fr. ff. 63, 71, 73.
Amiod; Quebec, 21 S et. 1762. Fr.
f.65.
F. Emmanuel Grespel; Quebec, 23 Sept.
1762. Fr, f. 66.
De Glapion, Jesuit; Quebec, 19 Not.
1762. Fr. f. 69.
Thomas Dunn; Quebec, 12 Mar. 1764,
f.75.
Captain Robert Bayard; Montreal, 21
May. 1765, f. 77.
GUbert Barkly ; Quebec, 5 July, 1765,
f. 79.
P. Gugy; Machiche, 1765-1768. Fr.
ff. 80, 103, 200, 250.
Grant ; 29 Nov. 1765, f. 84.
Mich. Francklin; Hali&x, 1766-1767,
ff. 86, 124.
Lieut. Kenneth McCulloch; Quebec,
1766, ff. 88, 92.
J. F. W. Des Barres ; Halifax, etc., 1766-
1768. Fr. ff. 90, 96. 98, 126, 128,
284.
Lieut Thomas Uutchins; Philadelphiu,
23 May, 1766, f. 93.
Captain Thomas Bamsley; Philadel-
phia, 1 Sept. 1766, f. 100.
Adam Hoops ; Philadelphia, 1766-1768,
ff. 108, 120, 122, 170, 228, 288.
G. Maturin; Secretary's Office, Head-
quarters, 15 Dec. 1766, f. 110.
Sergeant James Orr ; Montreal, 21 Jan.
1767, f. 117.
Captain Daniel Rea, 21st Regt.; Fort
Panmure, 1767, ff. 134, 155, 157.
Captain John Roes; London, 24 Mar.
1767, f. 141.
Captain Ph. Durell ; on board the " Cyg-
net," Pensaeola, ete., 1767, 1768, ff.
143, 164, 252.
Lieut. Ph. Pittman, 15 Regt ; 21 Apr.
1767, f. 144.
Captain Thomas Home; Fort Bute, 6
May, 1767, f. 149.
Francklyn and Younger; Kingstoii, Ja-
maica, May, 1767, tt, 151, 153.
Captain Frederick Disney, 21st Regt;
Fort Bute, 1767, ff. 161, 186.
Thomas Bullard ; Loudon, 11 July, 1767,
f. 162.
Lieut James Wright; Fort St Mark's,
14 Aug. 1767, f. 168.
Admiral William Parry; Jamaica, 1767-
1768, ff. 171, 207, 209, 223, 320.
Marquis ; New Orleans, 1767-1768.
Fr. ff. 173, 303.
B. Macnemara ; New Orleans, 1767-1768,
ff 175, 198, 277, 318.
Edmund Taylor; Fort Panmure, Nat-
chez, 20 Sept 1767, f. 177.
Dela Gautrais; Mobile, 23 Sept 1767.
Fr. f. 178.
Francois Caminad ; New Orleans, 1767-
1768. Fr. ff 180, 226, 301, 339,
385.
Thomas Willing ; Philadelphia, 26 Oct.
1767, f. 182.
Colonel Zaremba; Brieg, 1766-1768.
Ger. ff. 184, 269.
Captain William Shirreff; New York,
16 Nov. 1767, f. 188.
Captain J. Marsh ; Pensaeola, etc., 1767-
1768, ff. 190, 214, 216, 240.
Lieut. James Lovell, 21st Regt.; Fort
Panmure, 1767-1768, ff. 202, 218, 237,
273, 332.
J. Lorimer, Hospital Surgeon; [Pensa-
eola. 1767], f. 204.
Lieut M. Kirkman, 2l8t Regt.; Fort
Bute, 1768, ff. 208, 220, 280, 259, 289,
311, 317.
Captain Samuel HoUand; Quebec, 20
Jan. 1768, f. 210.
Captain Sir Basil Keith, R.N., command,
ingthe "Levant" (afterwards Gover-
nor of Jamaica); Jamaica, 7 Feb.
1768, f. 221.
Digitized by
606 ADDITIONAL MSS., 21,728, 21,729.
Oolonel W. Byrd ; Westover, in Yuginia,
20 Feb. 1768, f. 231.
Oeneral James Adolphas Oughton;
Edinburgh, 1768, ff. 233, 383.
John Rosa; Edinburgh, 22 Feb. 1768,
f.235.
Lieut. James Wright; Fort S.Mark's,
Apalache. 14 Mar. 1768, f. 245.
Pierce A. Sinnott; Fort S.Mark's, 15
Mar. 1768, f. 247.
Lieut. James Boucher ; Gharlestown, etc.,
1768, ff. 254, 324. 326, 356.
Major James Ghissohn ; Gharlestown and
St, Augustine, 1768, ff. 256, 379, 381.
Lieut. John Thomas; Fensacola, 13
Apr. 1768, f. 258.
De Giez; New Orleans, 1768. Fr. ff.
274, 279, 291, 297, 387.
Peter Francklyn ; Jamaica, 15 May, 1768,
f. 275.
L. Perrault; New Orleans, 1768. Fr.
ffi 309, 366.
David Waugh ; Fort Bute, 21 July, 1768,
f. 313.
G. J. Maiton ; New Orleans, 22 July
1768. Fr. f. 315.
Major Thomas Whitmore ; S. Augustine,
1768, ff. 322, 362
James Gray, Surgeon 21st B^. ; Mo-
bUe, 8Aug.l768. f.334.
Le Ghevalier de Noyau ; Louisiana, 18
Aug. 1768. Fr, f. 843.
Jaques Durade; New Orleans, 20 Aug.
1768. Fr. f.345.
Gaptain Alan Gardi>er ; " Preston,'* Port
Royal, Jamaica, 10 Sept. 1768, f. 354.
Jer. Terry ; New Orleans, 13 Sept. 1768,
f. 358.
Evan Jones; New Orleans, 14 Sept.
1768, f. 360.
Captain WiUiam Jenkin; St Augus-
tine, 1 Oct 1768, f. 364.
James Grant, Governor of East Florida;
1768, ff. 368, 377.
Lieut. Samuel Currie, 21st Regt.; St
Augustine, 4 Oct. 1768, f. 370.
Lieut. Thomas Gamble ; New York, 12
Oct. 1768, f. 375.
21,729. Vol. II. Letters of 1769-1772, from—
Major Bobert Farmar; Pensacola, 23
Jan. 1769, f. 1.
Major James Ghissolm; Gharlestown,
1769, ff. 5,7, 11, 32.
Lieut. Gharles Williams; Gharlestown,
28 Mar. 1769, f. 9.
J. Lorimer, Surgeon; Mobile and Pen-
sacola, 1769-1770, ff. 15, 108, 177.
John Gambel ; Pen£acola, 9 June, 1769,
f. 19.
Gaptain Patrick Innes; Pensacola, 1769,
ff. 22, 26, 58, 69, 102.
Gaptain Thomas Hodgson ; Gharlestown,
22 July, 1769. f. 24.
Gaptain Thomas Yarlo; St Augustine,
24 July, 1769, f. 28.
Lieut Thomas Gamble; Gharlestown,
1769-1772, ff 30, 38, 44, 50, 62, 64,
78, 84, 89, 100, 106, 317.
Lieut William Sandford, 3lst Begt;
St Augustine, 1769-1770, ff. 34, 170.
Gaptain Thomas Fitzherbert; Port
Royal, Jamaica, 11 Aug. 1769, f. 36.
Henry Sampson, Paymaster, 3l8t Regt. ;
St Augustine, 17 Aug. 1769, f. 40.
Ensign Robert Dulrympl&; Pensaoola,
20 Aug. 1769, f. 42.
Lieut-Golonel Edward Maxwell, 21st
Regt.; Gharlestown and St Augus-
tine, 1769-1771, ff. 48, 71, 76, 127,
131, 148, 166, 175. 188, 191, 204, 218,
220, 225.
JohnForbes; Sunbury,eeo.,l769,ff.82,98.
Major Thomas Whitmore ; Gharlestown,
23 Nov. 1769, f. 96.
Dr. Nath. Gollon; Gharlestown, 13 Dec.
1769, f. 104.
Henry Skynner; St Augustine, 2 Mar.
1770, f. in.
N ; Pensacola, 12 Mar. 1770, f. 113.
William Glifton; Pensacola, 12 Mar.
1770, f. 115.
James Jones ; Pensacola, 14 Mar. 1770,
f. 117.
Gaptain Ed. Grofton; Pensacola, etc.,
1770, ff. 121, 135, 15.3, 156, 158, 190.
William Penn; St. Augustine, 16 Apr.
1770, f. 123.
Golonel W. Byrd; Williamsburg. 20
Apr. 1770, f. 125.
Gaptain Robert Garkett; Pensacola, 1
June, 1770, f. 137.
General Zaremba ; Brieg, in Silesia, 3
July, 1770. Ger. f. 144.
Digitized by
ADDITIONAL MSB., 21,729. 21,780. 507
James Grant, GoTernor of East Florida ;
8t Augustine, 1770, ff. 146, 168,
Winter Fargie ; New Orleans, 27 Jnly,
1770, f. 151.
Oaptain Arch. Hamilton; New York, 29
Aug. 1770, f. 160.
L. Perranl ; New Orleans, 5 Sept 1770.
Fr. f.162.
General James Adolphns Onghton;
Edinburgh, 19 Sept. 1770, f. 164.
Lieut Frederiok George Mulcaster ; St
Augustine, 1770-1772, flf. 172, 241,
270, 287.
Andrew Rainsford; St Augustine, 21
Oct. 1770. f. J 74.
Captain W. Oomwallis, commanding the
Guadalupe Pensacola Harbour,
1770-1771, ff. 179. 186, 195.
Thomas Strother, Commissary; Mobile,
1770, 1771, ff. 181, 193.
Captain Fitz-Connor; Fort Charlotte,
MobUe, 1770-1771, ff. 183, 197, 200,
214, 222, 257.
A. Lemare; Mobile, 29 Nov. 1770. Fr,
f. 184.
Deputy-Commissary Nathanael Green ;
Pensacola, 1771, ff. 198, 247.
P. Rochon; Rivi^e aux Chiens, 1771-
1772. Fr. ff. 201, 216, 223, 233,
239, 242, 259. 262, 289. 299, 304.
Justice A. McPherson; Pensacola. 25
Feb. 1771, f. 202.
F. Sower. Engineer; Pensacola, etc,,
1771, ff. 206, 208, 253, 255.
Jacob Blackwell; Pensacola, 1771, ff.
210, 215.
21,730. Vol. IH. Letters of 1773,
Head-quarters, from —
Captain W. Comwallis, commanding
the Guadalupe ;*' Pensacola Har-
bour, 21 Jan., 5 Mar., ff. 1. 14.
Colonel Dudley Templer; Montreal,
Jan.-Dec., ff. 3, 18, 48, 65, 150, 160,
211, 235, 340.360. 398, 414.
Lieut. Joiin Cambel; Pensacola, Jan.-
Apr., ff. 5, 33.
Captain J. M. Prevoet ; Hermitage, 12
Feb. Fr, f. 7.
Colonel John Maunsell ; New York, 17
Feb., f. 8.
Major William Shirreff; New York. 20
Feb.. f. 9.
Lieut Hen. Pilot; St. AugnsUne, 10
May, 1771, f. 229.
Captain William Gk>sling; St Augus-
tine, 20 July, 1771. f. 245.
Oaptain Yullyamoz; London, 2 Aug.
1770, Fr, f. 248.
Major Alexander Mackenzie ; St Augus-
tine, 1771, ff. 250. 268.
John Marr; Jamaica, 8 Oct. 1771, f.
251.
Isaac Monsante; Pensacola, 12 Nov.
1771, f. 260.
John Moultrie, Lient-Govemor [of East
Florida]; St Augustine, Deo. 1771,
ff. 264, 266.
Lieut-Colonel Maurice Curr; St Au-
gustine, 1771-1772, ff. 272, 285, 291.
DehiGautiais; [1771]. Fr, f. 274.
Emanuel DeGiez; [1771]. Fr. f. 278.
James Willing; New Orleans, efo., 1772,
ff. 280, 292, 310.
Major George Etherington; Niagara, 24
Jan. 1772, f. 282.
Colonel John Reid; New York. 18 July,
1772, f. 297.
Pieice Sinnott, Lieut-GoTemor of Flo-
rida?; London, 10 Sept 1773, f. 301.
Captain William Hay; Carysfort, Pen-
sacola Harbour, 1772, ff. 303, 314.
Lieut Thomas Hutchins ; Presqu' Isle,
ete., 1772, ff. 306, 312.
General Bigoe Armstrong; London, 8
Nov. 1772, f. 308.
Pollock; New Orleans, I Dec. 1772,
f. 315.
Le Chevalier de Noyau; nA, Fr. f.319.
with some others to offioers at
Daniel Dulany; Annapolis, Feb.~Nov.,
ff. 11, 166, 219. 288, 305. 378.
Captain James Grandidier ; Kingstown,
St Vincent; Antigua, 1 Mar., 15
Aug., ff. 12, 213.
P. Rochon; 10 Mar, Fr. £16.
Captain Samuel Holland; Portsmouth,
New Hampshire, Mar.-Nov., ff. 20,
47, 123, 125, 386.
Major Geo. Etherington; St. Vincent,
Mar.-Oct, ff. 22, 67, 195, 298.
Lieut Thomas Hutchins; Pensacola,
etc., Apr.-Dec., ff. 25, 56, 197, 237,
309,311,324, 402, 404.
Digitized by
508
ADDITIONAL MSS., 21,780.
Captain Hugh Lord ; Fort Gage, Apr.-
July,flf.27, 29,36, 131.
James Willing; New Orleans, 10 Apr.,
f. 31.
Major Alexander Dickson; Kingston,
Jamaica, and Pensacola, Apr.-Dec,
ff. 36, 58, 152, 199, 264, 322,427.
Lieut.-Colouel Maurice Oarr; St. Au-
gustine, eto., Apr.-Oct., fiF. 38, 40, 82,
84, 180, 281, 334.
Captain W. Anstruther, 26th Regt;
Crown Point, Apr. and May. ff. 42, 60.
liajor Henry Basset, 10th Regt. ; De-
troit. Apr.-Nov., ff. 44, 63. 86, 156,
239, 290, 338, 382.
Lieut-Colonel F. Smith; Niagara, May-
Dec., ff. 50, 107, 425.
John Yattas; Michilimakinac. May-
Sept., ff. 52, 88, 121,252.
J. Stephenson ; Pensacola, May-Aug., ff.
54, 149, 201, 231, 241.
Major Nicholas Sutherland; Quebec,
3 June, f. 71.
Colonel Valentine Jones ; Quebec, June-
Dec., ff. 74, 76, 80, 117, 135, 141, 145.
158, 204. 221, 229, 244, 256, 272, 292,
336, 350, 372, 380, 408, 418, 420.
Lieut.-Colonel Alexander Leslie. 64th
Regt. ; Castle William, June-Dec.,
ff. 78, 176, 191, 250, 364, 384, 406, 41H.
Major J. Marsh ; Dublin, Clare Castle,
18 June, 25 Sept., ff. 93, 278.
Admiral J[ohn] Montagu; Boston, 21
June, f. 95.
Major Isaac Hamilton, 18th Regt.;
Philadelphia, June, ff. 97, 99.
Thomas Willing; Philadelphia, June-
July, ff. 102, 113, 178.
George Croghan; Pittsburg, June-Get.,
ff. 105, 164, 307.
Robert Leake, Commissary; New York,
30 June, f. 109.
Le Chevalier deMaubec; 1 July. Fr.
f. 115.
Thomas Aplhorp; Boston, July-Oct.,
ff. 119, 353.
Thomas Robison; H.M.S. "^Earl of
Dunmore," Detroit, 3 July, f. 129.
Alexander McKee; Pittsburg, 3 July,
f. 133.
Colin Drummond. Deputy-Paymaster;
Quebec, ff. 137, 182, 267, 388.
Captain John Mackay ; Halifax, July-
Dec., ff 139.227,423.
Adam Cunningham, Deputy-Commis-
sary-G^eneral ; Quebec, July-Sept.,
ff. 143, 184, 260.
General [John Murray], Earl of Dun-
more, Goyemor of Yirgiuia ; Williams-
burg, 9 July, f. 147.
Captain J. Stewart, 64th Regt.; Castle
William, 12 July, f. 154.
Colonel T. Bruce; Hali&x. July-Aug.,
ff 162, 209.
Major Jonathan Furlong ; St. Augustine,
July-Oct., ff. 168, 274, 348.
Captaiu Francis Hutcheson; AnnapoUa,
24 July, f. 170.
Captain G. Maturin; Montreal, July-
Dec., ff. 174, 342, 346, 394, 429.
Lieut A. Fowler, 18th Regt.; Phil-
adelphia. 30 July. f. 186.
John Moultrie. Lieut-Goyemor of East
Florida?; St. Augustine, 30 July,
f. 189.
Lieut J. Parley; "Pallaa" Transport,
5 Aug., f. 202.
Lieut-Colonel Samuel Chayelan; New
York, 9 Aug., f. 206.
Captain John Crawford, 26th Regt;
Montreal, 13 Aug., f. 208.
Colonel G. Christie ; London. New York,
23 Aug., 26 Noy.. ff. 225, 396.
George Turner, Deputy Paymaster; Hali-
fax, Aug. and Nov., ff. 233, 370.
Captain William de la Place. Command-
ant at Crown Point and Ticonderoga ;
Sept.-Dec., ff. 243, 253, 271, 294, 297,
356, 362, 376, 400.
Major Harry Gk^rdon; Philadelphia,
3 Sept, f. 246.
Alex. Grant; Detroit, 3 Sept, f. 248.
Major John Carden ; Montreal, 11 Sept.,
f. 258.
John Phillips; Boston, Sept-Oct., ff. 269,
332.
Li6ut.-Colonel Otho Hamilton, 59th
Regt ; Halifax, Sept. and Noy^ ff. 276,
368.
Ensign Edward Pearoe Willington, 26th
Regt. ; Crown Point, 23 Sept, f. 280.
W. C. Bumaby ; ** Zephyr," Pensacola,
28 Sept., f. 285.
Major Thomas Musgraye, 64th Regt.;
Caatle William, 27 Sept., f. 286.
Captain William Blackett ; New Provi-
dence, 1 Oct, f. 295.
J. Maurer; Montreal, 8 Oct, f. 304.
Digitized by
ADDITIONAL MSS., 21,781.
609
George Tfunball; New York, 6 Oct,
f. 319.
Dan. McAlpin ; New York, 7 Oct, f. 326.
Francis Legge, Governor of Nova Scotia ;
Halifax, 23 Oct, f. 352.
Caleb StilBon ; Quebec, 28 Oct, f. 355.
Captain Benjamin Chapman; Philadel-
phia, 28 Oct, f. 358.
Ar. Goold ; Halifax, 2 Nov., f. 366.
ThaddeuB Burr, Sheriff of Fairfield
County, in Connecticut ; 4 Nov., f. 374.
Captain C. Fordyoe; St Augusiine,
17 Dec., f. 410.
Lieut. James Hughes; Montreal, 17 Dec.,
f. 412.
Lieut Fredk. Bower; Castle WUliam,
24 Deo., f. 422.
Alexander MaoCulloch, Deputy-Com-
missary-General; Quebec, 30 Dec.,
f. 432.
Captain James Stevenson ; n.{2., f. 435.
21,781. Vol. IV. Letters of 1774-1777, from—
J. Stephenson; Pensacola, 1774, ff. I,
47, 63, 129, 189.
Captain William Blackett; New Provi-
dence, 1 Jan. 1774, f. 3.
Lieut Thomas Hutchins; Pensacola,
1774, ff. 5, 57, 135, 199.
George Turner; Halifax, 4 Jan. 1774,
f.7.
Captain Hugh Lord ; Fort Gage, 3 Sept
1773, f. 9.
Colin Drummond; Quebec, 1774, ff. 13,
92, 159.
Major H. Basset ; Detroit, 10 Jan. 1774,
f. 15.
Captain C. Fordyce ; S. Augustine, 1774,
ff. 17, 39, 41, 59, 76.
Captain William Compton, 65th Begt. ;
Halifax, 1774, ff. 19, 88.
Colonel Valentine Jones; Quebec, 1774,
ff. 23, 35, 37, 61. 65, 69, 95, 125, 151,
161.
Captain William de la Place, commanding
at Ticonderoga and Crown Point;
1774, ff. 29, 71, 106, 155.
Lieut-Colonel Otho Hamilton, 59th
Begt.; Halifax, 1774, ff. 33, 107.
Captain G. Maturin ; Montreal, 1774, ff.
43, 86.
C^eorge Erving; Boston, 7 Feb. 1774,
f. 45.
Colonel Alexander Leslie; Castle Wil-
bam, 1774, ff. 51, 72, 102, 104, 123,
145, 163, 184.
Major Alexander Dickson; Pensacola,
1774, ff. 53, 139.
Ant. Chamier ; War Office, London, 28
Feb. 1774. Fr. f. 67.
Admiral J[ohn] Montagu; Boston, 14
Mar. 1774, f. 78.
Colonel G. Christie; Montreal, An-
tigua, etc., 1774-1775, ff. 82, 172,
204-217, 230.
Captain John Mackay ; Halifax, 18 Mar.
1774, f. 84.
Colonel B. Presoott ; Quebec, 23 Mar.
1774, f. 90.
Alexander MacCuUoch; Quebec, 24
Mar. 1774, f. 94.
Peter Chester, Governor of West Flo-
rida; Pensacola, 1774, ff. 100, 121, 147.
Major George Etherington; St. Vin-
cent, 1774, ff. 115, 168, 197.
Captain Bobert McLeroth ; Castle Wil-
liam, 14 Apr. 1774, f. 117.
Lieut-Colonel Dudley Templer; Mon-
treal, 1774, ff. 127, 133, 165, 170.
Charles Austin; Oswegatchie, 6 May,
1774, f. 131.
William Williams, Acting Commissary ;
Pensacola, 7 May, 1774, f. 137.
Captain Colin Graham; Pensacola, 10
May, 1774, f. 141.
Captain John Garden ; Quebec, 12 May,
1774, f. 149.
Thomas Hutchinson, Governor of Mas-
sachusetts ; Castle William, 15 May,
1774, f. 153.
John Fraser; Montreal, 4 June, 1774,
f. 174.
Captain Samuel Holland; Portsmouth,
New Hampbhire, New York, 13 June,
1774, 4 July, 1775, ff. 176, 220.
Captain J. Grandidier, 60th Begt. ; St
John, Antigua, 16 June, 1774. Fr,
f. 178.
Bev. Bobert Newburgh, Chaplain, Boyal
Irish Begt.; Philadelphia, 25 June,
1774, f. 180.
George Grand; Amsterdam, 19 July,
1774, f. 182.
Digitized
byGoogk
510
ADDITIONAL MSS., 21,731.
Lieut. J. J. Ellis; London, 6 Aug. 1774,
f. 187.
Henry Ellis; London, 25 Aug. 1774,
f. 191.
Thomas Willing; Philadelphia, 1774,
flf. 193. 195.
Captain Jaques Barbat; Pensacola, 12
Dec. 1774. Fr. f. 201.
Dr. George Brown; Boston, 25 June,
1775, f. 218.
Daniel Dulany ; Annapolis, July, 1775,
ff. 224, 226.
Prevofit de Bessinge; Breda, 31 Jaly,
1775. Fr. f.228.
Lieut. John Gambol; 17 Aug. 1775. f.
232.
Captain F. Downman ; London, 18 Aug.
1775. f. 234.
Captain Thomas Home ; London, 1775,
ff. 236, 240.
Lieut John Schank; on board the " Pres-
ton," Boston Harbour. 8 Oct 1775,
f. 242.
[Hugh] Earl Percy [afterwards 2nd
Duke of Northumberland]; Boston,
14 Deo. 1775, f. 244.
J. Rousillion; Yverdon, 12 Dec. 1775.
Fr. f. 246.
Bfajor J. M. Prevost ; St. Augustine, etc.,
1775-1777. Fr. ff. 248, 307, 326, 847.
J. Bonjour; Avenches, 6 June, 1776.
Fr. f. 255.
De Seyery; Lausanne, 8 June, 1776.
Fr. f.257.
Lady Frances Howe [wife of General
Sir William Howe, afterwards 5th
Viscount Howe] ; Heckfleld, 9 Sept.,
f. 259.
Pierre Haldimand [nephew of the Gene-
ral] ; Quebec, 1776-1777, ff. 261, 267,
339, 357, 362.
Lieut.-General Edward Harvey; Deal,
etc., 1776, ff. 263, 276, 282.
Ensign Imbert de Tray torfens ; 28 Not.
1776. Fr. f.274.
C. de Saigas; Bursins, ete^ 1776-1777.
Fr. ff. 275, 278, 809, 358.
Lieut. J. Rochat ; Portsmouth, 80 Dec
1776. Fr. f. 284. '
Captain I>[iederick] Brehm; London,
1776-1777, ff. 285, 287.
J. A. De Luc; London, 16 Jan. 1777.
Fr. f. 291.
Theodore Prevost; Hermitage, 2 Feb.
1777. f. 293.
Aug. Prevost.; Kingston, Jamaica, 20
Mar. 1777. Fr. f. 297.
Captain John Poison, 60th Kegt. ; King-
ston, Jamaica, 27 Mar. 1777, f. 305.
Greneral J. de Bud^; St. James's, eie^
mi. Fr. ff. 310, 337, 343.
Lieut.-General John Dalling, (Jovemor
of Jamaica ; 7 Mar. 1777, f. 312.
John North, Navy Officer on board the
" General Conway ;** 4 May,1777, f. 314.
Budd de Boissy ; Geneva, 14 May, 1777.
Fr. f. 318.
Dr. Herrenschwand de Greug ; 23 May.
1777. Fr. f. 320.
Colonel A. Prevost; St. Aug^tine, 21
July, 1777. Fr. f. 335.
May de Romainm5tier ; Kirchberg, 11
Aug. 1777. Fr, f. 345.
Sir Thomas Mills [Receivei^General of
Quebec]; Adelphi Terrace, 1777, ff.
.S51. 369.
A. Drummond ; London, 26 Sept. 1777,
f. 355.
Le Commandeur de Miinster ; Schiffen-
berg, 9 Nov. 1777. Fr. f. 360.
Mcms. La Yaltrie ; La Valtrie, 27 Nov.
i 1777. Fr. f.363.
2. Miscellaneous letters : —
a. James Morden, Ordnance Office, Halifax, to Colonel [Otho] Hamil-
ton, commanding in Nova Scotia ; 6 Jan. 1774, f. 11.
b. Captain John Crawford, 26tli Eegt; Montreal, 15 Jan. 1774; —
Captain Benj. Chapman; Philadelphia, 18 Jan. 1774; — Lieut.-
Culonel Otho Hamilton; Halifax, 2 Apr. 1774;— and Daniel
Dulany; Annapolis, 11 May, 1774;— addressed to Major Francis
Hutcheson, Military Secretary at New York, ff. 21, 25, 111, 143.
c. Alexr. Ma'cullagh; Pensacola, 26 Mar. 1774^ to Lient. Thomas
Hutchins [with answer], f. 98.
Digitized by
ADDITIONAL MSB.. 21,781, 21,782.
511
d. Major Isaac Hamilton to Major Monorie£f ; Philadelphia, 2 Apr. 1774,
f. 109.
e. Herbert Munster ; Chiselhurst, 20 July, 1775 ; — and Pierre Ha1di«
mand; Quebec, 1777; — to Anthony Francis Haldimaud, flF. 222,
322, 329, 331.
f. Captain Maxn. Jacobs ; " Amazon," Quebec, 2 Oct, 1776 ; — Major A.
Gordon; Staten Island, 27 Mar. 1777; — Watson and Eushleigh;
London, 27 Mar. 1777 ; — Captain P. Skinner ; Staten Island, 27 Mar.
1777 ;— and Henry Callender ; Montreal, 7 June, 1777 ; — to Sir Guy
Carleton, K.B., Governor of Quebec, flf. 265, 299, 301, 303, 324.
g. Captain De Morsier to Mrs. Fairchild; Perroy, 25 Deo. 1776. Fr.
f. 279.
h. James Porteous, Commissary, to Captain Foy, Secretary at Quebec ;
Montreal, 1776-1777, ff. 280, 289, 295.
i Captain Samuel Mackay to Captain Le Meter, Deputy-Adjutant-
Greneral at Quebec; Montreal, 1 Dec. 1777, f. 365.
k. Lieut.-Colonel J. ffrench, 3l8t Regt., to Brigadier-General Powell,
commanding at Montreal; S. John's, 14 Dec. 1777, f. 372.
3. List of officers killed and wounded at the battle of Bunker's Hill ;
17 June, 1775, f. 238.
21,782-21,737. Letters from various persons to General Haldimaud,
after his appointment as Governor of Quebec; 1778-1791. Six
volumes. Paper. Folio.
21,782. Vol. L 1. Letters of 1778-1789, from—
C. de Saigas ; Burgins, 1778. Fr. ff.
1, 2, 12, 15, 19, 21, 25, 85.
Sir Thomas Mills, Knt , Receiver-Grene-
ral of Quebec; Adelphi Terrace, eto.,
1778-1789, ff. 4, 57, 285, 383.
Colonel E. Smith ; [America, 1778], f. 6.
Major Samuel Holland ; New York, Ha-
lifax, 31 Jan., 19 Oct. 1778, ff. 10, 137.
Testard de Montigny ; Montreal, 11 Feb.
1778. Fr, f. 13.
G. Tonnancon ; Three Kivers, 24 Feb.
1778. Fr. f. 17.
Captain 0. Bapt. Coumoyer ; Sorel, 13
Mar. 1778. Fr. f. 27.
Dr. Herrenschwand de Greug ; 14 Mar.
1778. Fr. f. 29.
Major Francis Hutcheson ; Philadelphia,
etc., \llS-yil% ff. 31, 55, 265.
Polier, Doyen de Bottens; Lau-
sanne, 27 Mar. 1778. Fr. f. 37.
Profi ssor de Tray torrens ; Lausanne, 28
Mar. 1778. Fr. f. 39.
Longueuil, Inspector of Militia;
Montreal, 1778-1779, ff. 40, 125, 224.
Major-Genera] Baron de Riedeael ; Cam-
bridge, 6 Apr. 1778. Fr. f. 42.
Boddinglton ; Tower, [10 Apr.
1778], f. 44.
William Pollock, Secretary ; Whitehall,
1778-1779, ff. 46. 53, 297.
Judge John Eraser; Ix>ndon, Montreal,
21 Apr. 1778, 11 Oct. 1779, ff. 51, 396.
Sir Clifton Wintringham, Bart., M.D. ;
Dover Street, 24 Apr. 1778. f. 59.
Gascoyne; Abingdon Street, 29 Apr.
1778, f. 60.
General Comte de Bud^; 1778. Fr.
ff. 66, 69, 183.
Colonel G. Christie ; London, 1778-1779,
ff. 67, 241.
Peter Fraser; Perc^, near Gaspe, 14
June, 1778, f. 71.
Major William Dunbar ; Montreal, 1778-
1779, ff. 73, 333.
Digitized by
512
ADDITIONAL MSS., 21,782.
Brigadier-General Allan Maclean ; Que-
bec, July, 1778, ff. 75, 88.
Judge Edward Southouae ; Montreal,
1778-1779, ff. 77, 133, 149, 153, 377,
379, 392, 446.
Dr. Eobert Knox, Inspector of Hospi-
tals; Montreal, 2 July, 1778, f.
79.
Judge W. Owen ; Montreal and Quebec,
1778, ff. 81, 139.
St. Germain, pr^tre ; La Valtrie, 9
July, 1778. Fr. f. 83.
Lieut. Samuel Mackay ; Quebec, 11
July. 1778, f. 84.
Gomte de St Aulaire ; Quebec, 12 July,
1778. Fr. f. 86.
Captain Sam. Willoe, 8th Begt. ; Quebec,
etc., 1778-1779. ff. 92, 394.
Peter Etter; Halifax, 15 Aug. 1778,
f.94.
John Peters; 21 Aug. 1778, f. 98.
Robert Walter,Tranaport Agent ; **Sally "
Transport, Isle of Bic, 27 Aug. 1778,
f. 100.
Colonel William Boy ; London, 21 Aug.
1778, f. 102.
Theodosia Prevost ; New York, 29 Aug.
1778, f. 104.
Major-General James Robertson ; New
York, 1 Sept. 1778, f. 106.
John Nordberg ; New York, 5 Sept. 1778,
f. 108.
D. Chamier, Auditor-General of Ac-
counts to the British Army; New
York, 5 Sept. 1778, f. 110.
Hon. Thomas de Grey [afterwards Lord
Walsingbam], Secretary to Lord G.
Germain; Whitehall, 7 Sept. 1778, f.
112.
J. MaUet; New York, 10 Sept. 1778.
f. 115.
St. George Dupr^; [1778]. Fr. f.
117.
Angelique Linctot ; 21 Sept. 1778. Fr.
f. 119.
Lieut. John Downing, R.A.; St. John's,
25 Sept. 1778, f. 121.
Jacob Jordan ; Montreal, 27 Sept. 1778,
f. 123.
Captain D[iederick] Brehm; Delorm's
House, 6 Oct. 1778. f. 127.
Edward Harrison; Quebec, 8 Oct. 1778,
f. 129.
Captain Andrew Parke, Paymaster 8th
Regt. ; Montreal, 177^-1779, ff. 131,
412.
Hestel de Rouville, Judge of Common
Pleas; Montreal, 1778-1779. Eng.
and Fr. ff. 133, 169, 321, .S.S5.
j Captain Pierre Poulin ; Milice k S. Jo-
seph k la Beauce, 18 Oct. 177a Fr,
I f. 135.
Ensign Duncan Macdougall; Halifax,
! 22 Oct 1778, f. 141.
Longueuil veuve Lavaudri^ ;
Quebec, 22 Oct. 1778, f. 142.
Captain Danl. McAlpin, 60th Regt;
St. Mary's, 24 Oct. 1778, f. 144.
Edward Watts; St. John's, 28 Oct. 1778,
f. 151.
Charles Blake, Surgeon 54th Regt.;
Sorelle, 1778-1779, ff. 155, 159, 161,
245.
Veuve Dufy Desaunier ; Montreal, 1778-
1779. Fr. ff. 157, 171, 188, 448.
Joncaire Cooper; Fort Chambly, 18
Dec. 1778. Fr. f. 163.
P. La Croix, Chimney Inspector ; Mon-
treal, 26 Dec. 1778. Fr. f. 165.
So^ur G. Dailleboust; Hotel Dieu St.
Joseph, Montreal, 27 Dec. 1778. Fr.
f. 167.
F. Desvigne ; Repentigni, 29 Dec. 1778.
Fr. f. 173.
Louise and Marieanne Dagneaux Dou-
ville; Montreal, 1778-1779. Fr. ff.
175, 202.
Miss Duplessy Faber; 31 Dec 1778.
Fr. f. 177.
de Bonne ; n.d . Fr. f. 179.
Dr. Herrenschvand ; n.d. Fr. f. 181.
de Montgolfier ; Montreal, 2 Jan.
1779. Fr. f. 186.
Chartier de Lotbini^re, fils ; Vaudreuil,
etc., 1779. Fr. ff. 190, 198, 212.
A. Hughes, Liout.-Grovemor of Nova
Scotia ; Government House, Halifax,
10 Feb. 1779. f. 194.
Major Thomas Faunce ; Quebtc, 10 Feb.,
28 Apr. 1779, ff. 196, 305.
John Collins; Quebec, 19 Feb. 1779,
I f. 200.
Chevalier Lorimer; Montreal. 1 Mar.
1779. Fr. f. 204.
[Jeffery] Lord Amherst, Lieut.-GeneTal
of the Ordnance, and Commander-in-
Chief; Whitehall, 1779, ff. 208, 216.
239.
Digitized by
ADDITIONAL MSS., 21,732.
513
Colonel Neven Seyestre ; Montreal, 1779.
Fr. ff. 210, 214. 363.
Lient-General Bigoe Armstrong ; Ber-
ners Street, 15 Mar. 1779, f. 218.
Joseph Brisebois; Montreal, 15 Mar.
1779. Fr. f. 220.
Lemoine ; Montreal, 18 Mar. 1779.
Fr. f.222.
Charles F. Bailly, pr^tre; Bath, 19 Mar.
1779, Fr. f. 226.
Vincent Mathias; WhitehaU, 1779,
ff. 228, 277.
General James Adolphns Oughton;
Edinburgh, 22 Mar. 1779, f. 231.
Major-General Valentine Jones; Lon-
don. 23 Mar. 1779, f. 233.
Captain Thomas Hutohins; London,
26 Mar. 1779, f. 285.
Lord Algernon Percy [afterwards Earl
of Beverley] ; Andley Square, 30 Mar.
1779, f. 237.
Bichard Cumberland ; Plantation Cham-
bers, 1 Apr. 1779, f. 243.
Robert Hunter; London, 1779, ff. 247,
351, 373, 432.
[Frederick] Lord North [afterwards
Earl of Guilford]; London, 2 Apr.
1779, f. 249.
General Thomas Gage ; Portland Place,
4 Apr. 1779, f. 251.
[William John Kerr] Marquess of Lo-
thian ; Charles Street, 4 Apr. 1779,
f. 253.
Captain Thomas Blomefield, Aide-de-
Camp to Viscount Townshend [Master-
General of the Ordnance]; London,
5 Apr. 1779, f. 255.
Lieut-General Sir John Burgoyne, Bart.;
Hertford Street, 5 Apr. 1779. f. 257.
Charles Jenkinson [afterwards Earl of
Liverpool], Secretary-at-War ; London,
6 Apr. 1779. f. 259.
Lieut. Charles Gray, 3l6t Eegt ; St.
John's, 7 Apr. 1779. f. 261.
George Rosd; Conduit Street, 9 Apr.
1779, f. 263.
Brigadier-General William Tayler ; Lon-
don, Apr. 1779, ff. 279, 281.
Veuve —. — Mackay ; Montreal, 1779. Fr.
ff.283, 303.
William Knox, Secretary; Whitehall,
1779, ff. 291 b, 371.
Licut.-General William Amherst, Adjt.-
Geueral; Whitehall, 20 Apr. 1779, f. 295.
MSS.— 1867.
Edward William Gray, Sheriff of Mon-
treal; 1779, ff. 299, 353, 359, 369.
Captain J. W. F. Des Borres ; Denmark
Street, 23 Apr. 1779. Fr. f. 301.
Commissioners of the Peace at Montreal ;
1779. Fr. ff. 307. 327.
The inhabitants of Quebec ; 6 May, 1779,
f. 309.
Porlier, Cur€ de St. Ours ; 1779. Fr.
ff. 311, 386.
Lacome St. Luc; Montreal, 10 May,
1779. Fr. f. 317.
Montigny ; n.d. Fr. I 319.
Bev. Thomas Charles Hedop Scott, Chap*
lain 34th Begt; Sorel, 1779, ff. 323,
428.
E. Campion; [1779]. Fr. f. 329.
[George Brudenell] Duke of Montagu,
K.G. ; Whitehall, 2 June, 1779, f. 331.
Captain Andrew Boss, 31st Begt. ; 8o>
rel, ete., 1779, ff. 337. 347.
Captain Francis Le Maistre; Montreal,
14 June. 1779. Fr. f. 340.
Alexander MoDonell; Sorel, 19 June,
I 1779, f. 342.
Lieut.-Colonel Jeremiah ffrench; St.
John's, 21 June. 1779. f. 344.
P. Livius, Chief Justice of Quebec; Lon-
don, 6 July, 1779, f. 349.
Mad* Grandemesnil D^hambaut ; Mon-
treal, 22 July. 1779. Fr. f. 355.
Major-General William Tryon; New
York, 28 July, 1779, f. 861.
Le Comte Dupr^; London, 3l July,
1779. Fr. f.365.
S** Marie de Montigny; July, 1779.
Fr. f. 367.
Lieut.-Co]onel Henry Caldwell; an Mou-
lin de Lauzon, 17 Aug. 1779. jFV.
f.375.
Soeur Th^r^ Lemoine Despins, Supd-
rieure a I'hdpital g^eral de Montr^l ;
6 Sept 1779. Fr. f. 381.
Robert Boyle Nicholas; 14 Sept 1779,
f. 385.
R. Huntley, Surgeon to the garrison of
Montreal ; 4 Oct. 1779, f. 388.
Captain Thomas Scott, 53ra Regt. ; St.
John's, Oct. 1779, ff. 390, 398.
John Daly and others; Montreal, Oct.
1779, ff. 400, 406.
Lieut Alexandre Sommir^ ."JlSt. Joseph
Nonvelle Beauoe, 18 Oct. 1779. Fr
f. 402.
2 L
Digitized by
614 ADDITIONAL MSS., 21,732, 21,783.
Colonel J. Bnrgoyne ; Camp near Cork,
21 Oct. 1779. f. 404.
Major W. Hughes, 53rd Regt.; Fort
St. John's, 5 Nov. 1779, f. 416.
St Onrs; Trois Rivieres, 9Nov. 1779.
Fr. f.418.
Major John Adolphns Harris, 84th Begt.;
Montreal, 19 Nov. 1779, f. 424.
D^hambanlt, flls; 6 Dec. 1779.
Fr, f.426.
2. MiBoellaneous letters and papers ; —
a. Le Comte Dapr6; Quebec, 9 Mar. 1778; and Macomb; n.d.;
to Sir Guy Carleton. Fr. and Eng. fL 23, 96.
b. Isaac Todd and Alexander Ellice to Captain Brehm ; London, 15
Apr. 1778, f. 49.
0. Brigadier-General Allan Madean to Captain Le Maistre; Quebec,
21 July, 1778, f. 90.
d. Thomas Dunn to Sir Thomas Mills ; Quebec, 24 Oct. 1778, f. 145.
e. Drummond; 24 Oct. 1778; and Major James Hughes; London,
17 Apr. 1779 ; to Captain Foy, ff. 147, 293.
f. The subaltern officers of Halifax to Lieut.-Colonel Otho Hamilton,
commanding in Nova Scotia ; n.d.^ f. 184.
g. Major John Nairne; Montreal, 13 June, 1779 ; and Major William
Dunbar; Montreal, 4 Nov. 1779 ; to Captain Mathews, secretary to
General Haldimand, S. 338, 414.
h. Edward William Gray, SheriflF, to Lieut.-Govemor Cramah6, of
Quebec; Montreal, 1779, flF. 353, 359, 369.
1. Hugh Wallace to Major Batt; New York, 26 Oct. 1779, f. 409.
k. F. S. Debievre, Surgeon; Montreal, 1 Nov. 1779; and Ensign
Duncan Macdougall ; Sault de Eecolet, 18 Nov. 1779 ; to Brigadier-
General Maclean. JPV. and^. flF. 411, 420.
1. Pass 8ign^ by William Heath, Major-General in tlie Army of the
United States ; 15 Apr. 1778, f. 48.
m. Answer to the memorial of Captain John Macdonnell, by Brigadier-
General Allan Maclean; Montreal, 21 Dec. 1779, f. 434.
21,733. Vol. II.— 1. Letters to General Haldimand, his secretaiy,
CapUin Eobert Mathews, and others, in 1780, from—
Captain L. Bonteiller; Longueil, 2 Jan.
Fr. f. 1.
Anonymous; 10, 24 Jan. Eng. and Fr.
ft. 5, 8.
Colonel Neveu Sevestre ; Montreal, Jan.-
Dec. Fr. ff. 7. 120, 169, 256, 274.
Madame Catiche Cabana; Montreal, 2
Feb. Fr. f. 10.
Colonel J. Burgoyne ; Bandon and Cork,
Feb.-Aug., ff. 12, 26, 214.
Veuve H. B. Mackay; Montreal, Feb.-
Oct. Fr. ff. 14, 157, 249.
Ensign Duncan Macdougall, 84th Begi ;
Montreal, etc., Feb.-May, ff. 20, 104, 152.
Captain John Macdonell; Quebec, 11
Feb., f. 22.
Major-General Edward Maxwell; Dub-
lin, 13 Feb., f. 24.
Judge Hestel de Houville; Trois Ri-
vieres, 20 Feb. Fr. f. 29.
James Finlay and P. Foretier; Montreal,
23 Feb. Fr. f. 31.
John Macomb; Montreal, Feb.-Oct,
ff. 33, 179, 230.
Digitized by
ADDITIONAL
William Pollock, secretary; Whitehall,
Mar., Apr., ff. 35, 98.
W. Knox, secretary; Whitehall, Mar.-
Aug., ff. 37, 102. 195.
James Ronaldson, Surgeon 34th Regt. ;
Montreal. 2 Mar., f. 39.
Alexander Davison; London, 6 Mar.,
f.41.
Lieut. Archibald MoLaine, 84th Regt. ;
8t. Laurens, 7 Mar. [enclosing a letter
fh)m Brigadier-General Allan Mac-
lean] and 18 Aug., ff. 45, 47, 199.
Lieut. James McDonell; Montreal, 13
Mar., f. 49.
Guptain Charles Terrot; London, 15 Mar.,
f. 51.
liajor Donald Macdonald; London,
Mar., Apr., ff. 53, 86.
Jaques Hutton; London, 20 Mar. and
12 Aug. Fr.&TidEng. ff. 55, 193.
Major F. Spiesmaoher ; London, 20 Mar.,
f.57.
Captain John McDonell ; Chftteau Gey,
20 Mar., f. 60.
Robert Hunter ; London, 23 Mar., f. 62.
General William Evelyn; St James*s
Palaoe, 24 Mar., f. 64.
Captain Charles Green, 31st Regt. ; Bath,
26 Mar., f. 66.
Major Thomas Faunce ; Quebec, 26 Mar.,
f. 68.
Leonard Smelt ; London, 28 Mar., f. 70.
Lieut-General Bigoe Armstrong; Lon-
don, 30 Mar., f. 72.
Alexander EUice and Co.; Montreal,
May, Deo., ff. 74, 92, 136, 264.
Hugh Wallace; New York, Mar.-Sept.,
ff. 76. 130. 218.
Joseph Quesnel ; Montreal, 2 Apr. Fr,
f.78.
Ri Hon. Richard Rigby, Paym«Bter-
General ; 3 Apr., 14 Aug., ff. 80, 197.
Lieut-Colonel J. M. Prevost ; Spanish-
town, Jamaica, 4 Apr. Fr. f. 82.
Captain Francis Maokay, of the Jamaica
Regt. ; London, 6 Apr., I 88.
General Hon. Thomas Gage ; Portland
Place, 6 Apr., ff. 90, 94.
Colonel Will. Roy; London, 7 Apr.,
f.96.
Colonel Charles O'Hara ; London, 8 Apr.,
f. 100.
Le Comte de Bruhl; London, 12 Apr.
Fr. f. 106.
M3S., 21,783. 615
Lieut Lauohlan MaoLean, 84th Regt ;
St Lawrent, 13 Apr., f. 108.
Colonel G^rge Ogilvio ; London, 18 Apr.,
f. 110.
Major Thomas Batt; Halifax, Apr., May,
ff. 112, 128.
Lieut.-General John Dalling, Governor
of Jamaica; 20 Apr., f. 114.
Thomas Cooper ; Montreal, 27 Apr., f. 1 1 6.
D^hambault ; Montreal, 1 May.
Fr. f. 118,
W. Roberts ; Plantation Chamber8,White-
hall, 2 Miiy, f. 122.
Ensign Samuel Walter Prenties, 84th
Regt.; May-Dea, ff. 124, 173, 282.
Major John Small; New York, 15 May,
f. 126.
Major Francis Hutcheson; New York,
May and Aug., ff. 132, 205.
WiUium Ross ; St Anne, 18 May, f, 138.
J. Portier; Montreal, 18 May. Fr. f. 140.
Liveright Puzey, Surgeon ; Quebec, 20
May, f. 144.
Dourana Langlade; Montreal, 22 May.
Fr. f, 146.
George Pownall; Montreal, 23 May,
f. 148.
Captain Louis Olivier; Bertliier, May,
June. Fr, ff. 150, 158.
Major John Naime ; Mai Bay, 3 June,
f. 154.
John Montr^sor ; London, 9 June, f. 156.
Rev, Dr. Lewie Guerry; Stoke Prior,
20 June, f. 160.
J. Tanswell; Quebec, 20 June, f. 161.
Captain Samuel Steel; Chambly, 25 June,
f. 163.
Alexander Macomb ; Montreal, 29 June,
f. 165.
Gordien Dailleboust Cuisy; Montreal,
lJuly. Fr. f. 167.
Lieut-General William Amherst; White-
hall, 11 July, f. 171.
Lieut Niel Robertson; Montreal, 24 July,
f. 175.
Major William Dunbar; Montreal, 24
July. f. 177.
P. Dejean, late J.P. at Detroit ; St. Vin-
cennes, 28 July. Fr. f. 181.
[Jeffery] Lord Amherst, Lieut.-General
of the Ordnance; Whitehall, 5 Aug.,
f. 185.
Lieut - General Sir John Burgoyne,
Bart.; Hertford Street, 6 Aug., f. 187.
2 L 2
Digitized by
516
ADDITIONAL HSS., 21,733, 21,734.
Dorothea Marteilhe; Montreal, 10 Aug^
f. 189.
Le Ck>mte Dupr€; Halifoz, 12 Ang. Fr.
1 191.
Brook Watson; London, 19 Aug., f.
203.
F. Borel, Gnr€ de Charlesbourg ; 23 Ang.
Fr. f. 207.
Judge J. Fraser; Montreal, Aug. and
Dec., ff. 209, 270.
Judge Edward Bouthouse; Montreal,
24 Aug., fl 212.
Major A. Philip Skene; Quebec, 4 Sept,
f. 216.
General James Robertson, Governor of
New York; 10 Sept., f. 220.
Veuve De Mny Delisle ; Boncherville,
11 Sept Fr. f.222.
Brigadier-General G. Christie ; Antigua,
48 Sept, f. 224.
Richard Dobie; Montreal, Sept., Oct,
ff. 226, 254.
Lieut Charles Oraj, 31st Regt.; Quebec,
2 Oct., f. 228.
Lieut. H. Buchan, 31st Regt. ; Quebec,
9 Oct., f. 232.
James Davidson, Surgeon 84th Regt.;
9 Oct., f. 234.
Veuve Dufy Desaunier; Montreal, Oct.
and Dec. Fr. ff. 236, 278.
Rev. Thomas Charles Heelop Soott;
Sorel. 12 Oct, f. 237.
Lieut. John Delgamo, King's Regiment;
Quebec. 13 Oct, f. 241.
Brigadier-General Henry Watson Powell;
Montreal, 14 Oct., f. 243,
Noyelle Fleurimont; Boncherville, 15
Oct Fr. f. 245.
A. St. Andre; Mai Bay, 16 Oct.. f. 247.
Ann Gordon ; Quebec, 25 Oct, t 251.
Poriier, Curd of St Ours; 26 Oct.
Fr. f. 252.
Captain Thomas Scott; Montreal, Nov.
and Dec., ff. 260, 276.
— Loperiere; Boncherville, 15 Nov.
Fr. f.262.
Rocheblave; New York, 12 Dec.
Fr. f.266.
Captain Lamothe; New York, 12 Deo.
Fr. f.268.
Lieut. Wills Crofts, 34th Regt ; Mon-
treal, 29 Dec, f. 280.
Captain George MacDougall, 84th Regt
(memorials) ; ff. 283, 285.
Belcour Delafontaiue ; Boncherville ; 8xl,
Fr. f.287.
P^re Felis de Bereye; n,ci. Fr. ff 289,
293.
Chevalier De Fleury De Chambeaut,
Ensign 24th Regt. ; n.d. Fr. f. 294.
2. Miscellaneons letters : —
a. St. George Dnpr4 to Brigadier-General Maclean ; Montreal, 3 Jan.
Fr. f. 3.
b. Robert Eogers to Boss ; Lake over the G. Portage, 20 Mar., f. 69.
c. P. Dejean, formerly J.P. at Detroit, to Major de Peyeter ; St. Vin-
oennes, 28 July. Fr. f. 183.
21,734. Vol. m.— 1. Letters to General Haldimand, Captain Ro-
bert Mathews, his secretary, and others; 1781, 1782, from —
Major John Adolphus Harris ; Sorel, ete.,
Jan. 1781-JuTie, 1782, ff. 1, 5, 194,
196, 483.
lieut Archibald McLaine; Sorel, 7 Jan.
1781, f. 3.
Captain David Forbes, 34th Regt.;
Chambly, 14 Jan. 1781, f. 7.
Colonel Neveu Sevestre ; Montreal, Jan.-
Apr. 1781. Fr. ff. 9, 101.
La Baudier ; St. Anne, 23 Jan. 1781.
Fr. f.l3.
Captain Darid Alexander Grant ; Sorel,
25 Jan. 1781, f. 15.
Judge Hestel de Rouville; Montreal,
Feb. 1781-Jan. 1782. Fr. ff. 19, 131,
200. 312, 330.
[William Wildman Barrington] Viscount
Barrington ; Cavendish Square, 3 Feb.
1781, 2 Deo. 1782, ff. 21, ,587.
Major I homas Faunce; Quebec, Feb.
1781-May, 1782, ff. 23, 103. 447, 461,
469.
Ann Gordon ; St. Snlpice^ 12 Feb. 1781,
f.25.
De Niverville; Chambly, 14 Feb.
1781. Fr. f.27.
Digitized
byGoogk
ADDITIONAL MSS.. 21,784.
517
Charles Gonld [afterwards Sir Charles
Gould Morgan, Bart.]. Judge-Advo-
cate-General ; Horse Guards, 17 Feb.
1781, and 23 Jan. 1782, ff. 29, 386.
Judge J. Fraser; Montreal, Feb. 1781-
Jan. 1782, ff. 31. 48, 190, 200, 206, 301,
310, 320, 334.
Ensign Duncan Macdougall, 84th Regi ;
Montreal, 26 Feb. 1781, f. 33.
Kichard Peters ; 28 Apr. 1758, f. 39.
Lieut.-ColoDel Henry Caldwell; Bel-
mont, Mar. 1781-July, 1782, flf. 40,344,
485, 487.
Captain W. Phillips; New York, Mar.
1781, ff. 42, 44.
[Lieiit. -General Hon. Robert Monck-
ton ?] ; London, 13 Mar. 1781, f. 46.
B. Hallifax ; Albemarle Street, 16 Mar.
1781, f. 52.
Watson and Bashleigh ; London, Mar.
1781-Mar. 1782, ff. 56, 99, 369.
General Hon. Thomas Gage; Portland
Place, 20 Mar. 1781, f. 58.
"W. Knox, secretary; Whitehall, Mar.-
July, 1781, ff. 60, 178, 182.
Cox, Mair, and Cox ; Craig's Court, 21
Mar. 1781, f. 62.
WillUin Pollock; WhitehaU, Mar. 1781-
Aug. 1782, ff. 64. 91. 107. 180, 308.
520.
George Allsopp; Montreal, 22 Mar.
1781, f. 66.
Leonard Smelt ; London, 24 Mar. 1781,'
f.68.
F. Louis, Rector of St Pierre; 26 Mar.
1781. Fr. f. 70.
The Justices of Montreal ; 29 Mar. 1781,
f.72.
Colonel J. Burgoyne ; London, 31 Mur.
1781, 20 Jan. 1782, ff. 74, 332.
Jean and Samuel McKay; Montreal,
. Mar. 1781. Fr, f. 76.
Veuve De Muy Delisle ; Boucher-
ville, 1 Apr. 1781. Fr. f. 78.
Elizabeth Hughes ; London, 2 Apr.
1781, f. 80.
Lieut.-General William Amherst; Ad-
jutant-General's Office, 4 Apr., Hert-
ford Street, 11 Apr. 1781, ff. 83, 95.
Major John Small ; 5 Apr. 1781, f. 85.
Captain James Barbut ; London, 5 Apr.
1781, f. 87.
Major-General Edward Maxwell; Dub-
lin, 6 Apr. 1781, f. 89.
Robert Hunter; London, 9 Apr. 1781,
19 Mar. 1782, ff. 93, 375.
De Coignemard ; [1781]. Fr, f. 97.
[William Legge, Earl of] Dartmouth;
London, 17 Apr. 1781. Fr, f. 105.
Judge Edward Southonse ; Hackney, 20
Apr., Westminster, 30 June, 1781, ff.
109, 152.
Captain Thomas Scott; Montreal. 23
Apr. 1781, Isle aux Noix, 26 Oct 1782,
ff. Ill, 562.
[Jeffery] Lord Amherst, Lient-General
of the Ordnance ; Whitehall, 23 Apr.
1781, 20 Apr. 1782, ff. 113, 419.
Lord Adam Gordon [son of Alexander,
2nd Duke of Gordon] ; Golden Square,
Apr. 1781, ff. 115, 121.
Major-Goneral A[ugu8tine] Prevoet ;
East Bamet, 24 Apr. 1781, f. 117.
Captain Sir Thomas Wallace Dunlop,
Bart. ; London, 24 Apr. 1781, f. 119.
General [John Campbell] Earl of Lou-
doun ; London, 7 May, 1781, f. 125.
David Higgins ; St. Andrew's Town, 7
May, 1781, f. 127.
Robert Melvill ; London 11 May, 1781,
f. 129.
Lieut. -Colonel Htnry Hope, 44th Regt. ;
Portsmouth, 22 May, 1781, f. 133.
George Ross; Conduit Street. June,
1781-July, 1782. ff. 135, 401. 507.
Colonel [afterwards General] G[abriel]
Christie ; Antig^ 3 June, 1781, Bar-
badoes, 30 Apr. 1782, ff. 137, 441.
Captain John McKinnon; 5 June, 1781,
f. 141.
Colonel Robert Pringle, Commandant at
St. John's, Newfoundland; 11 June,
1781, f. 145.
General Sir William [afterwards Vis-
count] Howe; Seymour Place, 23
June, 1781, f. 149.
Pierre Nicole; New York, 2 July, 1781,
3 Nov. 1782. Fr. ff. 154, 543.
Elizabeth Andrews; La Sumption, 10
July, 1781, f. 158.
John Chalmers, Paymaster 33rd Regt. ;
Sorel, 16 July, 1781. f. 162.
Lieut.-Colonel J[ames] Marsh; New
York, July, 1781-Oct. 1782, ff. 164,
538, 566.
General James Robertson; New York,
July, 1781-Oct. 1782, ff. 166, 170. 536,
568.
Digitized by
518
ADDITIONAL MSS.. 21,784.
Hugh Wallace; New York, July, 1781,
ff. 168, 172.
Lieut. William Fraser; Tamaska, 25
July, 1781, f. 176.
Lieut. Gerard Iryine, 47th Begt. ; Fort
Lemoult, etc., Aug.-Oct. 1781, flf. 184,
188, 262.
Ensign Richard Wilmer, 53rd Regt. ;
Quebec, 1 Aug. [1781], f. 186.
Edward William Gray, Sheriff; Mon-
treal, 13 Aug. 1781, f. 192.
P[eter] Fraser ; 20 Aug. 1781, f. 198.
M. Johnson, Lieut.-Governor of Illinois;
Pall Mall, 21 Aug. 1781, f. 202.
John Adair; [1781], f. 204.
[George Brudonell, Duke of] Montagu ;
10 Sept. 1781, f. 208.
Dechambault ; Longneuil, 17 Sept.
1781. Fr. f. 211.
Captain John Evatt, 70th Begt; Spa-
nish River, 17 Sept. 1781, f. 213.
Captain Antoine Lanouette and Ensign
Joseph Moreau, of the Militia of Bati-
sean ; 17 Sept. 1781. Fr, f, 215.
Major-General Thomas Clarke; Quebec,
Sept. 1781-May, 1782, ff. 217, 250,
389, 405, 409, 429, 449, 455, 459,
463.
Dr. Mabane; Quebec, 21 Sept. 1781.
Copy. f. 219.
Ensign 0*Sullivan, 44th Begt.; Sept.
1781. Fr. ff. 222, 226.
Lieut. Augustus Graefe ; Three Bivers,
25 Sept. 1781, f. 224.
Lieut. L. MacLean, 84th Begt. ; Oswe-
gatchie, 28 Sept 1781, f. 228.
Captain D. St Clair, 29th Begt.; St
Denis, 30 Sept 1781. f. 280.
William Handfield; Halifax, 8 Oct
1781, 10 Sept 1782, ff. 232, 544.
Captain William Monsell, 29th Begt;
Montreal, 4 Oct. 1781, f. 234.
Bey. Thomas Charles Heslop Soott;
Sorel, Oct 1781-Jnne, 1782, ff. 236,
240, 252, 316, 338, 471.
Ferdinand Brauard, Prdtre; Nioolet,
12 0ctl78L Fr. f. 238.
Captain D. Brehm; St. John's, Oct-
Dec. 1781, ff. 248, 269, 271. 277, 290.
Veuve Dufy Desaunier ; Montreal. Oct
1781-Nov. 1782, Fr. ff. 253, 395, 581.
Major William Dunbar; 20 Oct 1781,
f. 254.
Bobert ElUce; Montreal, etc.y Oct. 1781-
Nov. 1782, ff. 256, 387, 473, 479, 524.
569, 571, 579.
Major John Kaime; Montreal, 27 Oct.
1781. f. 258.
Captain William Johnston, 3 1st Begt.;
Ch&tean Bich^e, 30 Oct. 1781, f. 260.
Lieut. WUls Crofts, 34th Regt. ; Quebec,
18 Nov. 1781. f. 264.
Bev. John Stuart; Montreal, 28 Not.
1781, f. 266.
Surgeon B. McCausland; 8 Dec. 1781,
f. 273.
Baron de Binder, Austrian Minister in
Saxony ; Hsmboorg, 19 Dec. 1781. Fr.
f. 279.
Lieut. H. Arden, 34th Begt. ; Montreal,
20 Dec. 1781, St. John's, 1 Jan. 1782,
ff. 280, 307.
Bichard Dobie ; Montreal, 20 Dec. 1781-
4 Nov. 1782, ff. 282, 322, 350, 526, 575.
Emanuel Mathias ; Hamburgh, 21 Deo.
. 1781, f. 284.
Hubert, Prfitre ; Montr^l, 21 Deo.
1781. Fr. f. 286.
Major Ciir. Carlton; Lachenaye, Dec.
1781-[Apr. 1782], ff. 288.314,348,399.
Cherrier, Curd de S. Deuis; [1781].
Fr. f. 292.
Veuve Lay^ndry;n.d. Fr. f.304.
P. Martel, Pr^tre; Sorel, 18 Mar. 1781.
Fr. f. 306.
Chartier de Lotbiniere, fils ; Vau-
dreuil, Jan.-Oct. 1782. Fr. ff. 342,
423, 503. 556, 558.
James BeU; Chambly,10Feb. 1782, f. 346.
Veuve Lafontaine Belcour ; Bou-
cherviUe, 25 Feb. 1782. Fr. f. 352.
Thomas Dunn; Quebec, 26 Jan. 1782,
f.354.
Joseph Atkinson and John Hsll ; Dublin,
27 Feb. 1782. f. 356.
General [J.] Budd; Stable Yard, Feb.
and Mar. 1782. Fr. ff. 358, 879.
Eliza Pilot ; Bideford, 3 Mar. 1782, Ply-
mouth, 10 July, 1780, ff. 361, 495.
Major A. Campbell, 29th Begt; Mon-
treal, 12 Mar. 1782, f. 371.
Lieut-General Henry Hamilton; Lon-
don, 15 Mar. 1782, f. 373.
[Hugh] Earl Percy [afterwards 2nd
Duke of Northumberland] ; GrosTenor
Square, 20 Mar. 1782, f. 377.
Jacob Jordan ; Montreid, 22 Mar., 8 July,
1782, ff. 381. 489.
Digitized by
ADDITIONAL M8S.. 21.784.
519
Lieut. 6. Fearon, Slat Regt. ; Quebec,
25 Mar. 1782, f. 383.
Lieut. -Colonel J. flfreuch, Slat Begt.;
Chateau Rich^, 25 Mar. 1782. f. 385.
General Sir Quy Carleton ; Portsmouth,
6 Apr. 1782, f. 403.
Dr. Jean Philippe Du Roy ; Brunswick,
9 Apr. 1782. jFV. f. 407.
Judge P[eter] Panet; Quebec, 12 Apr.
1782. Fr. f.411.
Lieut.-Colonel A. Dundas, 8th Regt;
Quebec, 15 Apr. 1782, f. 413.
Admiral Sir Richard Hughes; South-
ampton. 19 Apr. 1782, f. 415.
[Rt. Hon.] T[homas] Townshend [after-
wards Viscount Sydney], Secretary-at-
.War; Albemarle Street, 21 Apr. 1782,
f. 421.
John Watts; London, 23 Apr. 1782,
f. 425.
Captain William Cullen; Quebec, 24
Apr., 27 May, 1782, ff. 427, 467.
Major Charles Lumm, 44th Regt. ; Lon-
don, 25 Apr. 1782, f. 431.
L. Marcliand ; Quebec, 29 Apr., 25 July,
1782. Fr. ff. 433, 509.
Arthur Davidson ; Montreal, Apr.-Nov.
1782, ff. 435, 564, 573.
Captain Gillet de Grandmont ; Beaune,
30 Apr. 1781. Fr. f. 436.
Brigatlier H[enry] Watson Powell ; Nia-
gara, 3 May, Quebec, 5 Dec. 1782,
ff. 443, 589.
Lewis Chaperon; Quebec, May, 1782,
ff. 445, 453.
General Sir John Burgoyne, Bart. ; Hert-
ford Street, 7 May, 1782, f. 451.
Captain Francis Mackay, 99th Regt.;
Spanish Town, Jamaica, 22 May, 1782,
f. 457.
James Symington; Montreal, 10 June,
1782, t 475.
George Graham, surgeon's mate, 44th
Regt ; Fort Charles, 13 June, 1782,
f. 477.
Captain P. Minchin, 29th Regt. ; Terre
Bonne and Montreal, July, 1782, ff.
493, 505.
Benjamin Frobisher ; Montreal, 14 July,
1782, f. 497.
Lieut. Robert Battersby, 34th Regt. ;
Chambly, July, Aug. 1782, ff.501, 528.
Lieut. Ferd. A. F. Beckwith; Sorel, 25
July, 1782, f. 511.
Captain William Wood, 34th Regt.; St
John's, July and Deo. 1782, ff. 513, 591.
St. George Dupr^; Montreal, 30 July,
1782. Fr. f.514.
Major James Hughes; Montreal, 1 Aug.
1782, f. 516.
Ensign Vassal ; Montreal, 1 Aug. 1782.
Fr. £518.
Madame Grandmesnil D^hambault ;
Montreal, 5 Aug. 1782. Fr. f. 522.
Soeur Thr. Lemoine Despins, Sup^rieure
de rb6pital g^eral; Montreal, 18
Aug. 1782. Fr. t 530.
Dorothea Marteilhe ; Montreal, 19 Aug.
1782, f. 532.
Hugh and AJezander Wallace; New
York, 25 Aug. 1782, f. 535.
William Dummer Powell; Montreal,
29 Aug. 1782. f. 540.
David Grant; Quebec, 12 Sept. 1782,
f.546.
Albert Daniel Cramer; Varennes, 16
Sept. 1782. Fr. f. 548.
Todd and McGill; Montreal, 19 Sept.
1782, f. 550.
Captain Samuel Steel; Chambly, 22
Sept. 1782, f. 552.
Captain George Mure, 53rd Regt. ; Sorel,
20 Oct 1782, f. 560.
Simon McTavish ; Quebec, Nov. 1782,
ff. 577, 585.
Captain Q. I. Freeman, Aide-de-Camp;
Sorel, 21 Nov. 1782, f. 583.
Captain Edward Abbott; Fort St. John,
80 Dec. 1782, f. 593.
2. Miscellaneous letters : —
a. Porlier, Cnre of St. Ours, to Colonel St. Leger, 34th Regt. ;
18 Jan. 1781. Fr. f. 11.
b. F. Corbin to Captain Twiss; Sorel, 15 Mar. 1781. Fr. f. 54.
o. Captain Walter Butler to Major Lemoult, Adjutant-General ;
Quebec, 6 May, 1781, f. 123.
d. Alexander Schaw to Richard Dobie ; Quebec, 4 June, 1781, f. 139.
Digitized by
520 ADDITIONAL MSS., 21,784, 21,736.
e. Ensign Archd. McDonell, 84th Begt, to Captain M. Fraser; Sorel,
20 June, 1781, f. 147.
f. Dr. James Fisher to Dr. A. Mabane ; Quebec, 1 July, 1781, f. 160.
g. General James Eobertson to James Mejrick, his agent ; New York,
25 July, 1781, f. 174.
h. Rev. T. C. H. Scott to Lieut-Colonel Barry St. Leger; Sorel, 13
Oct. 1781, f. 242.
i. Lieut J. Hill, 29th B^t. ; Montreal, 4 Dec. 1782 ; and Azariah
Pritchard ; St. John's, 29 Feb. 1782 ; to Major Carleton, ff. 268, 360.
k. Lieut. Richard Houghton to Major-General Reidhesel ; Cachnawaga,
1 Apr. 1782, f. 397.
1. Madame J. T. La Cleur to Major Holland ; 17 June, 1782. JPV. f. 481.
m. Simon McTavi&h to Commissary-General Nathanael Day ; Quebec,
25 Sept. 1782, f, 554.
21,735. Vol. IV.— 1. Letters to
Major Mathews, and to others ;
Chartier de Lotbiniere, fils ; Vau-
dreuil, 2 Jan. 1783. Fr, f. 1.
Captain Lamothe ; Detroit, 8 Jan. 1783,
3 Sept. 1784. Fr. ff. 3, 544.
Ensign John Pringle, 84th Regt ; Oarle-
ton Ifiland, 17 Jan. 1783, f. 5.
Captain Malcolm firaser, 84th Begt.;
Carleton Island, Jan. 1783-Jan. 1784,
ff. 7, 225, 338.
V. Jautard ; Quebec, 8 Feb. 1783. Ft.
f. 9.
Benjn. Frobisher, J.P.; Montreal, 1783-
1784, ff. 11, 295, 307, 397, 421, 446.
453, 475, 591.
[Jeffery Lord] Amherst ; Whitehall,
1783-1784, ff. 13, 15, 379, 442.
[General] J. Bud^; Feb.-Aug. 1783.
Fr. ff. 17,38, 199.
Jon. A. Gray; Montreal, 3 Mar. 1783,
f. 19.
Philipe Rocheblave; Qnebec, 1783-
1784. Fr, ff. 21, 62, 64, 92, 597, 615.
Judge Edward Southouse; Montreal,
1783-1784, ff. 25, 98, 122, 343, 542,
553.
Captain Colin Campbell ; Montreal, ete.,
Mar. -Oct. 1783. ff. 27, 227, 255.
Cox, Mair, and Cox; Craig's Court,
20 Mar. 1783, f. 29.
Joseph Greenwood, Sergeant 47th Regt. ;
Montreal, 20 Mar. 1783, f. 31.
Major-General G[abriel] Christie; Bar-
badoes, London, eU., 1783-1784, ff. 33,
128, 181, 377, 407, 411, 520, 546.
General Haldimand, his secretary,
1783, 1784, from—
Charles Giasson; Montreal, Mar.-Oct.
1783. Fr. ff. 35. 70, 167, 229, 253.
Eliza Pilot; Bideford, 24 Mar. 1783, f. 96.
George Ross; Conduit Street, 1783-1784,
ff. 40, 83, 334.
Colonel Neveu Sevestre ; Montreal, 1783-
1784. Fr. ff. 42, 106, 119, 305, 307, 463,
481.
Robert Hunter ; London, 27 Mar. 1783,
4 Apr. 1784, ff. 44, 409.
General Lord Adam Gk>rdon; London,
27 Mar. 1783, f. 46.
Joachim le Moine; Montreal, 28 Blar.
1783. Fr. f.49.
John Watts ; London, Mar., Apr. 1783,
ff. 52, 72.
Charles Gould [afterwards Sir Charles
Gould Morgan, Bart.], Judge-AdTO-
cate-Gteneral ; Horse Guards, 31 Mar.
1783, f. 56.
[George Brudenell] Duke of Montagu ;
London, 2 Apr. 1783, f. 58.
Charles Blake, Garrison Surgeon ; Mon-
treal, 3 Apr. 1783, t 60.
Robert Ellice; Montreal, etc., 1783-
1784, ff. 66, 109, 144, 145, 163, 20.3,
205, 219, 235. 237. 257, 259, 263, 279,
289, 297, 322, 348, 360, 532.
General James Robertson ; New York,
11 Apr. 178.3, f. 68.
Robert Rashleigh and Co. ; London, 16
Apr. 1783, f. 73.
Joseph Judge ; 16 Apr. 1783, f. 77.
fFrederick] Lord North [afterwards
Digitized
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ADDITIONAL MSS., 21,786.
521
Earl of Guildford], Seoretary of State ;
WhitehaU, 19 Apr. 1783, f. 79.
Goneral Edw. Matliew ; Barbadoes, 20
Apr. 1783, f. 81.
Major John Small; Halifax, 23 Apr.,
9 Sept. 1783, ff. 85, 231.
Thomas Ainslie; Quebec, 24 Apr. 1783,
14 Oct. 1784, ff. 89, 589.
General Jo. Houstoun; Edinburgh, 24
Apr. 1783, 28 Apr. 1784, ff. 91, 434.
Monoour Veuve Duverge ; Montreal, 30
Apr. 1783, 18 Mar. 1784. JPr. ff.
94, 3P3.
Lieut.-Golonel William Handfield, De-
puty-Quartermaster-Gtoneral ; Halifiu,
15 May, 1783, f. 103.
Charles Dixon; Halifax, 18 May, 1783,
f. 105.
Alexandre Dumas ; St. Maurice, 24 May,
1783. Fr. f. 108.
Major D[iederick] Brehm; 28 May,
1783, Quebec 15 Oct. 1784, ff. Ill,
595.
Captain P. Minchin; St. John's, 30
May, 1784, f. 113.
Lieut Thomas Hollier, 29th Regt. ; St.
John's, 31 May, 1783. f. 115.
Bne. Boileau; Ohambly, 1 June, 1783.
Fr, f. 117.
Lieut.-Gtoneral Thomas Clarke ; Quebec,
etc., 1783, 1784, ff. 124, 169, 293, 302,
497, 499.
Lieut. Charles Gray, 31st Regt. ; Quebec,
12 June, 1783, f. 130.
General Hon. H[enry] S[eymour] Con-
way ; London, 15 June, 1783, f. 182.
Corbin MargUlier; Trois Bivi^es, 16
June, 1783. Fr, f. 134.
A Dupre; La Prairie, 18 June, 1783.
Fr. f. 136.
John Burke; Montreal, 1783,1784, ff.
137, 165, 217. 405, 473, 485.
Captain Francis Le Maistre; Niagara,
2 July, 1783, f. 139.
James Grant; Quebec, 3 July, 1783,
f. 14L
Lacome St Luo ; Montreal, 7 July, 1783.
Fr. f.l47.
Bey. Thomas Charles Heslop Scott;
Sorel, 1783, 1784, ff. 149. 249, 516, 557,
569, 599, 617.
Major A. P. Skene ; St. John's, etc., July-
Sept 1783, ff. 151, 173, 241.
St George Duprd; Montreal, 14 July,
1783, 26 July, 1784. Fr. ft 153,
508.
Oaptain Luc Sohmid ; St Fran9oi8, 15
July, 1783. Fr. f. 155.
Jacob Jordan; Montreal, 1788, 1784, ff.
159, 247, 275, 585.
Archibald MoLaine; Quebec, 18 July,
1783, f. 161.
Chatellier ; Montreal, 28 July, 1783.
Fr. f. 171.
[Thomas Townshend] Baron [afterwards
Viscount] Sydney; Frognall, 3 Aug.
1783, f. 177.
Hugh WaUace; Aug.-Oct 1783, It. 179,
187, 213, 265.
William Pollock, secretary; Whitehall,
1783-1784, ff. 185, 287, 315, 399, 401,
419,457, 479. 503, 518, 526.
WiUiam Bayard; New York, 8 Aug.
1873, f. 189.
Hon. George Augustus North [afterwards
3rd Earl of Guilford]; Whitehall, 8
Aug. 1783. f. 191.
David Colden ; New York. 10 Aug. 1783,
f. 193.
J. G. Chausse'gros de L^vy ; Quebec, 11
Aug. 1783. Fr. f. 195.
Brassier; Montreal, 13 Aug. 1783.
jFV. f. 197.
George AUsopp; Quebec, 17 Aug. 1783,
f. 201.
Banna Cossit ; Claremont, 18 Aug. 1783,
f. 207.
Samuel Hake ; New York, 23 Aug. 1783,
f. 209.
Eubign Samuel McKay ; St Michel, 27
Aug. 1783. jFV. f. 211.
Captain Boucherville ; [Aug. 1783]. Fr,
f. 215.
Captain W. Chambers, R.N. ; Deptford,
3 Sept 1783, Welsbourn, co. Warwick,
19 May, 1784, ff. 221, 461.
Commissioners for examining the claims
of Loyalists ; Lincoln's Inn Fields, 4
Sept. 1783, f. 223.
Hon. C[harles] F[rancis] Greville [son of
the Earl of Warwick]; Warwick
CasUe, 9 Sept 1783, f. 233.
George Christian Henkel ; Sorel, 13 Sept.
178a Ger. f. 239.
Lieut. Walter Sutherland; Montreal, 18
Sept 1783, f. 243.
IMohambault ; Montreal, 21 Sept,
3 Not. 1783. Fr. ff. 245, 285.
Digitized by
522
ADDITIONAL MSS.. 81,786.
James Symington; Montreal, 2 Oct.
1783, f. 251.
Bicbard Dobie ; Quebec, ete„ Oct. 1783-
Aug. 1784, ff.259, 489, 528, 538, 540.
Edward Abbott, Lieut.-Grovernor of St.
Vinoennes ; [18 Oct. 1783], f. 261.
Thomas Dunn, Judge ; Quebec, 23 Oct.
1783, f. 273.
Veuve DufyDesaunier; Montreal, 1783-
1784. Fr, ff. 277, 477, 571.
Major James Hughes; Montreal,. 1783-
1784, ffi 281, 417,495, 549.
A. Turnbull; Charleston, 2 Nov. 1783,
f. 283.
Owen Bowen, Indian Department ; Mon-
treal, 1783, 1784, flf. 303, 562, 605.
Commissioners of the Peace ; Montreal,
24 Nov. 1783, f. 307.
James Sutherland ; St. John's, 28 Nov.
1783, f. 310.
Major Thomas Faunce ; Quebec, 2 Deo.
1783, f. 311.
Captain William Twiss ; London, ete.,
1783-1784, ft 313, 352, 389, 403, 429,
514, 627.
Soeur Ther^ de J^sus, Superieure de
rhCpital g^n^ral; Quebec, 6 Deo. 1783.
Fr. f.317.
Captain Bobeii Leake ; Montreal, 8 Deo.
1783, f. 320.
Montgolfier ; Montreal, 28 Deo.
1783,15 Sept. 1784. Fr, ff. 324, 551.
G. Tonnan9on ; Trois Bivi^res, 29 Dec.
1783. Fr. f. 326.
Maillet ; Trois Biviferes, 31 Dec.
1783, 9 May, 1784. Fr, ff. 328,444.
Anonymous; 31 Dec. 1783. Fr, f. 329.
Lieut W. Johnson ; [1783], f. 331.
Lady Harriot Acland ; n,d.,f. 333.
John Ibey; Montreal, 26 Jan. 1784, f.
340.
Ann Ulrica Sparham ; Oswegatchie, 27
Jan. 1784, f. 345.
J. Irving, B.N. ; Plymouth, 28 Jan. 1874,
f.347.
Th^r^e Guebert ; Montreal, 2 Feb. 1784.
Fr. f. 350.
Lieut. Duncan Macdougall; Montreal,
9 Feb. 1784, f. 354.
[John Frederick Sackville] Duke of
Dorset, Ambassador to France ; Paris,
13 Feb. 1784, f. 366.
St. Ours ; Troia Bivi^res, 13 Feb.
1784. Fr. f. 858.
Porlier, Cur^ of St Oum; 19 Feb.
1784. -Fr. f.362.
George Davison ; Bivi^re du Loup, Mar.
1784, ff. 363, 367.
Thomas Forsyth ; Quebec, etc., 10 Mar.,
19 Aug. 1784, ff. 369,528.
Johannes Decker; Montreal, 10 Mar.
1784, f. 371.
William Gill; Quebec, Mar.-Oct 1784,
ff. 373, 440, 567.
Asa Porter ; Oohass, 15 Mar. 1784, f. 375.
Bev. Philip Tuosey ; London, 20 Mar.,
Stonham, Suffolk, 27 May, 1784, ff.
385. 467.
Greneral William Tryon ; London, Mar.-
July, 1784, ff. 393, 395, 459, 510.
P. Guy, J.P. ; Montreal, 24 Nov. 1783,
1 Apr. 1784, ff. 307, 397.
Miles Prenties, Provost-Marshal ; Quebec,
10 Apr. 1784, f. 413.
Lieut A. Mc Allan; St John's, Apr.
1784, ff. 41.5, 436.
General Charles Bainsford ; London, 21
Apr. 1784, f. 425.
Bev. Lewis Guerry ; Stoke Prior, 24 Apr.
1784. Fr. f. 427.
J ames Fisher, Ghirrison Surgeon ; Quebec,
27 Apr. 1784, f. 431.
Captain Thomas Barrow, 60th Begt ;
Quebec, 5 May, 1784, f. 438.
G«neral'^illiam Fawcett, Adjutant-Ge-
neral ; Great George Street, 10 May,
1784, f. 448.
James Walker; Sorel, 10 May, 1784,
f. 450.
General Bobert Melvill; London, 13
May, 1784, t 455.
Cress^; Trois Biviferee, 21 May,
1784. Fr. f.465.
Judge J[ohn] Fraser; Montreal, May-
Oct 1784. ^n^.andjPf. ff. 469,471,
577, 581, 583.
Samuel Street ; Montreal, 21 June, 1784,
f. 491.
Lieut. G. Qlowes; Qaebec, 21 June,
1784, f. 493.
William Grant; Quebec, 12 July, 21
Aug. 1784, ff. 505, 530.
Bobert Ken, surgeon; Cataraqui, 30
July, 1784, f. 512.
Bev. John Doty; Sorel, 9 Aug. 1784, f.
522.
Lieut.-Colonel Henry Caldwell; Gald-
weU Manor, 13 Aug. 1784, f. 524.
Digitized by
ADDITIONAL MSS., 21,786, 21,736. 523
Captain Andrew Ross, 89th Regt. ;
Quebec, 24 Ang. 1784, f. 534.
Lieut Dan. Robertson, 53rd Regt.,
Commandant at Three Rivers, ete,;
30 Aug.. 2 Oct. 1784, ff. 536, 564.
Dr. A[dam] Mabane ; Montreal, 9 Sept.,
Quebec, 16 Nov. 1784, ff. 548,
631.
Captain Alexander Grant; Montreal,
23 Sept. 1784, f. 555.
MaisonviUe ; Detroit, 26 Sept. 1784.
Fr. f.560.
Rev. John Stuart; Montreal, 6 Oct.
1784, f. 573.
Jehu Hay, Lieut-Governor of Detroit ;
9 Oct. 1784, f. 575.
Hestel de Rouville, file; Montreal, 12
Oct 1784. Fr, f. 587.
Lieut Edmond de Roenig ; Quebec, 14
Oct. 1784. Fr. f. 593.
Major A. Campbell, 29th Regt ; Mon-
treal, 18 Oct 1784, f. 601.
P^re Girault; Quebec, 21 Oct 1784.
Fr. f. 603.
Major Samuel Holland; Quebec, 26 Oct.
1784, f. 607.
K. Chandler; Quebec, 27 Oct. 1784, f.
609.
Marie Dufresne de Rocheblave [1784].
Fr, f. 613.
P. de Belestre; Montreal, 4 Nov. 1784.
Fr. f. 619.
Peter Frazer ; Quebec, 6 Nov. 1784, f. 621.
Lord Augustus Fitz-Roy; Pointe aux
Trembles, 11 Nov. 1784, f. 623.
Brigadier - General Allan Maclean ;
Great Pulteney Street, 14 Nov. 1784,
f. 625.
Comte Dupr^ ; Quebec, 15 Nov. 1784.
Fr. f. 629.
Bedard, Pr^tre Sup^rieur; Gravd, Di-
rectenr Vicaire-G^n^ral; Latraille,
Pr^tre Directeur of the Seminary;
Quebec, 16 Nov. 1784. Fr. f. 635.
Captain Louis Genevay; Quebec, 29
Nov. 1784. Fr. f. 638.
Colonel Henry Hope; Quebec, 2 Deo.
1784. Fr. f. 640.
2 Letters to various persons, from —
Bedard ; 2 May, 1783. Fr. f. 96.
Captain Francois Payet ; 11 May, 1783.
Fr. f. 100.
Major Edward Jessup; 5 Juno, 1783,
f. 121.
Charles Stewart ; 2 Aug. 1783, f. 175.
21,736. Vol. V. — 1. Letters to General Haldimand, after his return to
England, and to his secretary. Major Mathews; 1785-1787, from —
1785-1787. Fr. ff. 18, 143, 191, 258,
276, 311. 358.
Captain W. Chamhers, B.N. ; Welsboum,
George McBeath ; 14 July, 1783, f. 290.
Major B. Mathews ; 7 Dee. 1783, f 319.
George Bose, Seoretary to the Treasury ;
16 Jan, 1784, f. 336.
Captam B. Browne and Lieut. Bobert
Johnstone ; 7 July, 1784, f. 501.
Jean Jaques Jorand; Quebec, 9 Jan.
1785. Fr. f. 3.
[Thomas Townshend] Lord Sydney, Se-
cretary of State for Foreign Affairs;
1785, ff. 5. 28, 108, 125, 163.
John Strettell and Dyer, Allan and Co. ;
London. 12 Jao. 1785, f. 6.
Lieut.-Colonel William Johnstone; 13
Jan. 1785, f. 8.
William Smith, Chief Justice of New
York ; Westminster, 14 Jan. 1785, f. 10.
Madame Benoist Byre; Golden Square,
15 Jan. 1785. Fr. I 12.
JFXrangois] Baby; Quebec, 1785,1786.
Fr. ff. 14, 174.
Major Samuel Holland ; Quebec, 1785,
1786, ff. 16, 224.
Brigadier-General Henry Hope ; Quebec,
00. Warwick, 23 Jan. 1785, f. 1
Major Thomas Scott ; London, 27 Jan.
1785, f. 23.
Haldimand [brother of the General] ;
Yverdon, 28 Jan. 1785. Fr. f. 25.
Colonel [Guy] Johnson ; London, 1 Feb.
1785, f. 27.
[Hon. John Thomas] Townsheud [after-
wards 2nd Yisoount Sydney]; Albe*
marie Street. 6 Feb. 1785. f. 30.
Captain James Worth; Plymouth, 20
Feb. 1785, f. 32.
Captain George Loup, 60th Begt.;
Yverdon. 25 Feb. 1785, Montreal,
6 Oct. 1787, ff. 34, 335.
Digitized
byGoogk
524 ADDITIONAL
Lieut AngiiBte GraePe; Brunswick,
1785-1786. Fr. ff. 36. 73, 197.
Major-General [James] Pattison; Hill
Street. 4 Mar. [17851 f. 38.
W. Fawkener, secretary ; Council Office,
Whitehall, 5 Mar. 1785, f. 39.
Henry Callender; London, 10 Mar.
1785, f, 41.
Major Aug. Prevost ; New York, 12 Mar.
1785, Philadelphia, 12 Aug. 1787.
Eng. and Fr. flf. 43, 324.
Captain Thomas Hutchine; New York,
12 Mar. 1785, f. 43.
Captain Erskine Hope, 34th Begt. ;
Edinburgh, 14 Mar. 1785, ff. 45, 47.
Chartier de Lotbini^e; Paris, 1785.
Fr, ff. 49, 67.
Jaques Terroux ; Troinex, 4 Apr. 1785.
Fr. ff. 51, 52, 53.
Bobert Hunter; King's Arms Yard,
Apr. 1785. ff. 55, 61.
Captain Louis Genevay ; Quebec, 1785-
1787. -Fr. ff. 57, 140, 149, 226, 244,
246, 315, 347. 364.
[George] Rose, Secretary to the Trea-
sury ; Great George Street, 10 Apr.
1785, f. 59.
Adhemar; London, 1785. Fr. ff.
63, 130.
Captain Fred. De Montrond ; Fontaine-
bleau, 2 May, 1785. Fr. f. 66.
[WiUiam Hamilton, selfstyled Lord]Bel-
ha?en ; Letham, 14 May, 1785, f. 69.
Charlotte Cuenod; Westminster, 17
May, 1785. Fr. f. 71.
Carl Baron de Bulow; London, 30
May, 1785, f. 75.
Colonel Henry Caldwell; Belmont, 5
June, 1785, f. 77.
— Ddchambault ; Montreal, 13 June,
1785. Fr. f. 79.
Stephen Cottrell, secretary; Board of
Trade and Plantations, Whitehall,
June, July, 1785, ff. 81, 113.
Judge John Fraser; Montreal, June,
Oct. 1785. Fr. ff. 83, 138.
Major John Ross, 34th Regt. ; London,
14 June, 1785, Falmouth, 7 Dec. 1787.
ff.87,374.
Colonel J oh. Rod. Muller d' Amsol iingue ;
London, etc^ 1785. Fr. fL 94, 96,
102, 104, 119.
Maurice Spillard; London, 17 June,
1785, f. 98.
MSS., 81,736.
George Dukesell ; 19 June, 17l<5, f. 100.
Montgolfier; Montreal, 3 July,
1785. Fr. f. 109.
General James Robertson; Tunbridge
Wells, 1785, 1786, ff. Ill, 240.
Shoolbred and Fiott ; London, 25 July,
1785, f. 117.
F. Elwin, Agent 29th Regt.; Grays
Inn, 18 July, 1785, f. 121.
Captain Thomas Gumersall; London,
23 JiUy, 1785. f. 123.
Colonel R. Donkin; Exeter, 24 Aug.
1785. f. 127.
Mrs. S. Hope; Exeter, 1 Sept [1785],
f. 128.
Dr. A[dam] Mabane, Judge; Quebec,
1785-1787, ff. 132, 153, 172, 187, 214,
264, 285. 330, 332, 376.
F. Harrison ; Norton Place, 25 Oct 1785,
f. 134.
Madeleine Boston, endorsed, Mrs. Fair-
child ; Quebec, 27 Oct 1785. Fr. f. 136.
Jaques Curchod; Quebec, 3 Nov. 1785.
Fr. f. 142.
Jenkin Williams; Falmouth and Que-
bec, 1785-1787, ff. 147, 157, 162, 177,
368.
Hestel de Bouville, fils ; Montreal, 7 Nor.
1785. Fr. f. 15L
Chevalier de Traytorrens; aux Bains,
13 Deo. 1785. Fr. f. 155.
General J. Bude'; Windsor, 27 Dec.
[1785]. Fr. f. 159.
Mrs. Munster; n.d., f. 160.
Evan Nepean [secretary to Lord Sydney,
and afterwards Under-Secretary for
War]; 1785, ff. 165-171.
Eusign A. Monin, 8tb Regt. ; Salisbury,
etc., 1786, ff. 176. 242.
Major Ellas Dumford; Clifford's Fort,
20 Jan. 1786, f. 179.
Captain Gottlieb de Gleissenberg ; Blank-
enburg, 6 Feb. 1786. Fr. i. 185.
Thomas Ainslie; Quubec, 16 Apr. 1786,
f. 189.
[Jeffery] Lord Amherst, Commander-in-
Chief; WhitchaU and Montreal, 1786-
1787, ff. 193, 268, 370.
General G[abriel] Christie; Leicester
Square, 4 May, 1786, f. 195.
Lieut.-Colonel WUyamoz ; Lausanne, 12
May, 1786. Fr. f. 199.
Aug. Rogers, secretary; Ordnance Office,
13 May, 1786, f. 201.
Digitized by
ADDITIONAL MSS., 21,736, 21,737. 625
Major Robert Mathews, secretary to
General Haldimand; Qaebeo, etc.,
1786, 1787, ff. 203, 215, 226, 232, 252.
254. 262, 272, 282, 284, 301, 320.
Anne Prevost ; Greenhili Grove, 5 June,
1786, Paris, I Mar. 1787. Fr. ff.205,
291.
Lient-General J. B. De Polier; St.
Jamee Stable Yard, 8 June, 1786. Fr,
f. 207.
Venve Nicole n^ Gk>la7; Nion, 19 June,
1786. Fr, f. 209.
John Montr^aor ; Berue, 25 June, 1786,
f. 210.
John Macomb; Mark Lane, 18 July,
1786. f. 212.
Eev. Lewis Querry; Upton Warren,
11 Aug. 1786. Fr, f. 220.
H. Foxton; Lord Treasurer's Remem-
brancer's Office, 14 Aug. 1786, f. 222.
William Pollock, secretary; Whitehall,
26 Aug. [17861 f. 228.
K. Chandler ; Quebec, 1786, 1787, ff. 230,
334.
Am^ de Beaugillet; Reims, 22 Sept
1786. Fr, f.238.
Captain Q. J. Freeman; Banbury, 12
Dec. 1786, Dublin, 17 Dec 1787, ff. 266,
380.
Ant* Henry Haldimand [nephew of
the General]; Turin, 27 Dec. 1786.
Fr. f. 270.
Daniel Dulany; Bolton Row, 26 Jan.
1787, f. 274.
Captain A. Armstrong, 8th Regt;
Percy Street, Feb. 1787, ff. 287,
289.
Colonel A. S. De Peyster; Plymouth,
4 Mar. 1787, f. 293.
George Hardinge ; Linooln's Inn, 27 Mar.
[1787], f. 295.
General Riedesel; Brunswick, 1 Apr.
1787. Fr. f. 297.
Lieut William de Porbeck; Mar-
bourg, etc., 1787. ff. 299, 309.
Major P. Hunter, 60th Regt. ; Halifax,
20 May, 1787, f. 307.
Thomas Steele, Secretary to the Trea-
sury; 14 July, 1787, f. 317.
Sir George Yonge, Bart, 6ecretary-at-
War; 20 Sept 1787. f. 326.
Ross and Ogilvie; Argyll Street, 1787,
ff 328, 341, 372.
[Thomas de Grey] Lord Walsingham;
Windsor, 1787. ff. 337, 350.
Lieut. A. Prevost; Aberdeen, 9 Got
1787, f. 339.
Captain Thomas Foley ; Covent Garden,
16 Oct [1787], f. 343.
Ferdinand de Mierre ; Marseilles, 29 Oct.
1787, f. 352.
Mandrot; Yverdon, 29 Oct 1787.
Fr, f.354.
Fomeret; Lausanne, 3 Nov. 1787.
Fr. f.356.
Colonel Sir John Johnson, Bart. ; Mon-
treal, 8 Nov. 1787, f. 362.
2. Gomte Ltisi to Colonel Mnller; Great Fnlteney Street, 22 June,
1785. Fr. f. 106.
3. Bill of exchange signed by [Guy Carleton] Lord Dorobester;
Quebec, 4 Jan. 1787, f. 283.
21,737. Vol. VI.— Letters of 1788-1791, from—
Dr. A[dam] Mabane, Judge of Quebec ;
Woodfield, 1788-1791, ff. 1, 21, 70, 81,
83, 112, 132, 138, 144, 161. 165, 204,
215, 229, 251, 284, 290, 297, 325, 327,
328, 335, 344, 383.
Lieut Aug* Preyost; Aberdeen, Jan.
1788, ff. 3, 9.
Major Robert Mathews; Quebec, 1788-
1791, ff. 5, 18, 24, 42. 44, 74, 77, 87,
93. Ill, 255, 367.
[Jeffery] Lord Amherst, Commander-in-
Chief; Grafton Stieet, Montreal [in
Kent], etc., 1788-1790, ff. 7, 13, 194,
195, 268. 341.
Colonel Barth^dmy Gugy; Marseilles,
27 Jan. 1788. Fr, f. 11.
James Bone; Feb. 1788, ff. 15, 20,
32.
Jenkin Williams, Solicitor-General at
Quebec ; 1788-1790, fL 16, 40, 79, 85,
174, 223, 288.
Comte Pictet, Gentilh. de la chambre de
8.M. k Hanovre; Geneva, 18 Mar.
1788. Fr, f.26.
Digitized
byGoogk
526
ADDITIONAL MSB., 21,787.
General G[abriel] Christie; Montreal,
1788-1789. flf. 28, 168, 213, 239.
de Traytorrens ; Lausanne, 5 Apr.
1788. Fr. f.30.
Lient-General Thomas Clarke; Poland
Street, 1 June, 1788, f. 33.
Major Ang. Prevost ; PennsylTania, eto.,
1788-1791. Eng, and Fr. ff. 46, 97,
871, 885.
Captain Henry De Charobanlt; Mon-
treal, 1788-1791. Fr. fL 60, 65, 157,
180,206,274,329,359.
Captain Louis Genevay; Montreal, 1788
and 1790. Fr, ff. 52, 72, 831.
L. de Boeder de Dierspurg ; Kirchheiin,
Aug. 1788. Fr, f. 54.
Severy ; Mese. 2 Sept. 1788. Fr,
f.56.
Jaques Terrouz; Moudon, 1788-1790.
Fr. if. 58. 105, 259.
Lieut.-Colonel Wllyamoz; Lausanne, 5
Sept. 1788. Fr. f. 60.
J. HerrenschvaDd, Becteur des Eglises;
Morat, 8 Sept. 1788. Fr, f. 61.
General J. B[udC|; St. James's, 12 Sept.
[1788]. Fr, f. 63.
Ensign G. Fomeret, 60th Begt.; La
Prairie, 9 Oct. 1788, St. Jean, 24 May,
1791. Fr, ii.en,?ni,
[Thomas de Grey] Lord Walsingham;
Windsor, 18 Oct. 1788, f. 69.
C. de Saigas; Geneva, 1788, 1789. Fr,
flf. 89. 91. 109, 113, 115, 119,
Colonel John Mannsell; New York,
5 Jan. 1789, f. 95.
Lieut. Fredk. De Tos, 60th Begt.
[nephew of Greneral Haldimand];
Quebec, St. John's, etc., 1789-1791.
Fr, flf. 99, 128, 130, 152. 209, 225,
246, 333.
Captain Q. J. Freeman ; London, Qnebec,
etc., 1789, 1790, flf. 101, 103, 170, 176,
219, 253, 276, 301, 315. 321, aS7, 846.
A. Wildermett, Mayor of Bienne ; 1789
and 1791. Fr, flf. 107. 355.
— Bertrand [nephew of General Hal-
dimand]; BUe, etc., 1789^1791. Fr,
ff. 117, 136, 148, 280,362.
Lemoine; Nancy, 10 May, 1789.
Fr. £121.
Boebert Deyillers ; Nancy, 14 May, 1789.
Fr, f. 123.
Captain J. B. de Traytorrens; aux
Bains, 29 May, 1789. Fr, f. 125.
Ensign James Peachey; Niagara, 11
June. 1789, f, 140.
Bev. F. MicTille; Canterbury, 1789. Fr,
ft 142, 197.
Bourgeois; St Cierge, 1 July,
1789. Fr. f. 150.
Le Tessier ; London, 21 July,
1789. Fr, f. 159.
Alexander Gray; Quebec, July, 1789,
ff. 163, 172.
F[ran9oid] Baby; Quebec, 1 Aug. 1789.
Fr, f. 178.
Joseph Brant ; Niagara, 14 Aug. 1789,
f. 182.
E. Chandler; Quebec, 24 Aug. 1789,
f. 185.
Captain Beig. Wickham, 60th Begt.;
Niagara, 1 Sept. 1789, f. 186.
Cadet Pillichody; Marseilles, 3 Sept
1789. Fr. f. 188.
L.Mandrot; Yverdon,1789. JFV. ff.l90,
231.
Thomas Steele, Secretary to the Trea-
sury ; 1789, 1790, ff. 192. 264.
Lient.-CoIonel John Adolphus Harris,
60th Begt.; Niagara, 1789, it 200,
202, 237.
Ferd. Christin; Hampton, 12 Oct 1789.
Fr, f. 211.
Major Patrick Murray, 60th Begt ; De-
troit, 26 Oct. 1789. f. 227.
Le Comte Duprd; Quebec, 10 Nov. 1789.
Fr. f. 233.
Major Samuel Holland ; Quebec, 10 Nov.
1789, f. 235.
Lieut John Kearsley, 60th Begt ; Dur-
ham, 20 Dec. 1789, f. 241.
P. Putter; Yverdon. eto., 1790, 1791.
Fr. ff. 248, 262. 365.
Richard Peter Tonge ; 1 Feb. 1790, f. 250.
Rosa and Ogilvie ; Argyll Street, 1790,
ff. 257, 304.
Lieut W. Hans; Montreal, 5 Apr. 1790,
f. 258.
lie Beroher; Lausanne, 1790. Fr.
ff. 270, 295.
Captain Alexander Fraser; Spithead,
80 June, 1790, f. 292.
John Fredk. Holland ; Leytonstone, 28
July, 1790, f. 299.
Mrs. A[nne] Prevost ; Weybridge, 9 Aug.
1790. Fr, f. 313.
William de Porbeck; East Smithfield.
Sept. 1790, ff. 317, 319.
Digitized by
ADDITIONAL MSS., 81,788—21,768.
627
Ann Oaldwell ; Belmont. 18 Oct. 1790.
f. 823.
▲lured Clarke, Lieut.-Groyernor of Que-
bec; 20 Not. 1790, f. 842.
Alexander Davison; London, 28 Dec.
1790. f. 349.
[Bendeiet] Christin ; Yyerdon, 1791. Fr.
ff. 353, 357.
Captain Bnaillion; Tverdon, 18 Feb.
1791. Fr, f. 360.
Henry Holland ; Stirling, 24 Apr. 1791,
f. 363.
Trembley ; Geneva, May, 1791. Fr.
ff. 873, 375, 379.
Comte P. J. Andreani ; Qnebec, 10 June,
1791. Fr, f. 381.
21.738. Minutes of the Council at Quebec; 30 June, 1778-21 July,
1784. Paper. Folio.
21.739. MiNXTTEs of the Council at Quebec; 11 Jan. 1779-29 Apr.
1784. Paper. FoHo.
21,740-21,742. Register of letters from the Adjutant-General's Office
at Quebec; 1778-1783. Three volumes. Paper. Folio.
21.743. General Orders issued by Generals Carleton and Haldimand,
Governors of Quebec ; May, 1776-July, 1783. Paper. Quarto.
21.744. General Orders issued by General Haldimand, at Quebec ;
July, 1783-Nov. 1784. Paper. Quarto.
21.745. Beqister of Naval and Military Commissions granted by
General Haldimand at Quebec ; 1778-1784. Paper. Folio.
21.746. 21,747. Beoister of warrants issued for the ordinary service of
the army in Canada; 1778-1784. Two volumes. Paper. Folio.
21,748. Abstract of warrants issued for the ordinary service of the
army in Canada ; 1778-1784. Paper. Folio.
21,749-21,763. Beqister of warrants issued for the extraordinary
service of the army in Canada; 1778-1784. Five volumes. Paper.
FoHo.
*
21.754. Abstract of warrants issued for the extraordinary service of
the army in Canada ; 1778-1784. Paper. Folio.
21.755. Correspondence of General Haldimand with H[ector] T.
Cramah6 and Henry Hamilton, Lieut.-Govemors of Quebec; 1778-
1784. With a few enclosures. Paper. Folio.
21.756. Beqister of correspondence with the officers commanding at
Michilimackinac, 1778, 1779; and at ^'iagara, 1777-1783. Paper.
Folio.
21.757. 21,758. Correspondence of General Haldimand with officers
commanding at Michilimackinac; 1778-1785, wz.; — Major A[rent]
S[chuyler] de Peyster [8th Begt.], Commandant ; May, 1778-Oct.
1779;— Captain [afterwards Major] Patrick Sinclair, 84th Begt.,
Lieut.-Govemor ; 1779-1785 ; — and Captain Daniel Bobertson, 84th
Begt., Commandant; 1782-1784. Among the enclosures are letters
Digitized by
528 ADDITIONAL MSS., 21,759—81,770.
from Captain John Mompesson, and Lieuts. D[aniel] Mercer and
6[eorge] Clowes, 8th Regt. ; Captain Alexander Grant, RN.;
Brigadier-General H[enry] Watson Powell, Niagara ; Lieut.-Colonel
Henry Hope, 44th Regt., Assistant-Quartermaster-General, etc. Two
volumes. Paper. Folio.
21,759. Letters and papers relating to the Upper Posts of Canada,
viz,: — Carleton Island, Oswego, Oswegatchie, Detroit, Niagara, etc,;
1778-1782; consisting of correspondence of General Haldimand
with Captain D[iederick] Brehm [60th Regt.], his Commissioner to
inquire into the state of the Upper Posts. Paper. Folio.
21,760-21,763. Letters written in 1777-1784 by the officers com-
manding at Niagara, viz, : — Lient.-Colonel Mason Bolton [8th Regt.] ;
Nov. 1777-Sept. 1780; — Brigadier-General Henry Watson Powell;
Sept. 1780-Sept. 1782 Lieut.-Colonel A. Dundas [8th Regt.];
Sept.-^Nov. 1782;— Brigadier-General Allan Maclean; Nov. 1782-
Oct. 1783 Lieut.-Colonel Robert Hoyes [34th Regt]; Oct. 1783-
Jan. 1784; — and Lieut.-Colonel A[rent] S[chuyler] de Peyster [8th
Regt.]; Jan.-Oct. 1784. In four volumes, containing liie letters
dated as follows Vol. L 1777-1780 ; Vol. IL 1781 ; Vol. in. 1782 ;
Vol. IV. 1783, 1784. In the last volume occur two original letters
from General George Washington; Headquarters, Newburgh,
14 Apr. 1783, f. 42 ; — and General B. Lincoln, Secretary-of-War to
the Congress; Philadelphia, 3 May, 1783, f. 79. With enclosures.
Paper. Folio.
21,764. Letters from General Haldimand to officers commanding at
Niagara; 1779-1783. Paper. Folio.
21,766. Correspondence of General Haldimand, and his secretary.
Major Robert Mathews, with Major [afterwards Lieut.-Colonel]
John Butler, commanding the coi-ps of Rangers; and with* other
officers, principally at Niagara ; 1777-1784. Letters from the fol-
lowing persons occur : — Captains Walter Butler, William Caldwell,
and J. McDonell, of the Rangers ; Captain John Johnston, f. 255 ;
Captain Gilbert Tice, f. 300 ; Major William Potts, f. 308 ; Captain
Francis Le Maistre [8th Regt.], Deputy-Adjutant-General, S, 338,
340 ; Captain Joseph Brant, f. 395 ; Lieut. George Armstrong [8th
Regt.], ff. 401-406 ; and others. With enclosures. Paper. Folio.
21.766. Reqisfer of the correspondence of General Haldimand with
Colonel Guy Johnson, Superintendent of Indian Affairs; 1779-
1783. Paper. Folio.
21.767, 21,768. Correspondence of the same; 1778-1783. With en-
closures. Two volumes. Paper. Folio.
21,769,21,770. Papers relating to Indian affairs; 1777-1783; oon-
ADDITIONAL MSS., 21,771—21,780.
629
sisting of accounts, returns, merchants' letters, etc. Among the
signatures are those of Colonels Guy Johnson and Sir John Johnson,
Bart.; Captains Gilbert Tice, Joseph Brant, and W. Johnston;
Brigadier-General H[enry] Watson Powell ; and Jenkin Williams,
Solicitor-General of Quebec. Two volumes. Paper. Folio.
21,771, 21,772. Letters from Lieut.- Colonel John Campbell, Superin-
tendent of Indian Affairs, and from other officers of the same
department ; 1778-1784. There are several letters from Captain
Alexander Eraser, Captain Joseph Brant, and James Stanley God-
dard. With enclosures. Two volumes. Paper. Folio.
21.773. Letters from General Haldimand to Lieut.-Colonel John
Campbell, and other officers of the Indian Department; 1779-1783.
Paper. Folio.
21.774. Correspondence of General Haldimand with Lieut.-Colonel
Daniel Claus, of the Indian Department; 1778-1784. Paper. Folio.
21,776. CoRRESPONDESCE of General Haldimand with Brigadier-General
Sir John Johnson, Bart., of the Indian Department; 1782-1784.
Among the enclosures are original letters from George Kose, Secre-
tary to the Treasury, f. 65 ; Captain Colin Campbell, f. 86 ; Colonel
Guy Johnson, fif. 90, 128 ; and Captain Joseph Brant, f. 283. Paper.
Folio.
21.776. Copies of the King's commission and instructions to Brigadier-
General Sir John Johnson, Bart., Superintendent and Inspector-
General of Indian Affairs; 1782, 1783. Paper. Small Quarto.
21.777. Corrkspondence of General Haldimand with the Indian Eesi-
dents, Captain Luc Schmid, at Yamaska and St. Francois ; Captain
Hestel de Rouville, at St. Fran9ois; P6re Girault, at La Jeune
Lorette ; and Lieut. Wills Ci-ofts, 34th Regt., at St. Frangois ; 1777-
1783. With enclosures. Paper. Folio.
21.778. Copies of directions to Mr. Pellycrow how to conduct his
inquiries into the manners and customs of the Indian nations, par-
ticularly the Chactaws; and (reversing the volume) of a letter
giving a sketch of the natural and civil history of the State of
Pennsylvania. Paper; xviiith cent. Small Quarto.
21.779. Reports of meetings, treaties, speeches, etc., relating to the
Indian trihes of Canada ; 1778-1784. Paper. Folio.
21.780. Correspondence of General Haldimand with officers command-
ing at Oswegatchie, viz.: — Ensign James Davis, of the 3lBt Regt. ;
Sept. 1778-May, 1 779 ;— Captain Alexander Frascr ; May-Sept. 1779;
MSS.— 1857. 2 M
630 ADDITIONAL MSS., 21,781—21,787.
—and Captain Daniel Eobertson, 84th Regt. ; Sept. 1779-July,
1782. At the end of the volume is a letter from Lieut. Walter
Sutherland; and also a few returns, dated 1784. Paper. Folio.
21.781. Register of the correspondence between Generals Sir Guy
Carleton and Haldimand and the officers commanding at Detroit ;
1776-1783. Paper. Folio.
21.782, 21,783. Correspondence of General Haldimand with officers
commanding in Detroit and its dependencies, viz, : —
Henry Hamilton, Lieut.-Goveraor ; 1778-
1784.
Captain R[ichard] B[erenger] Leraoult,
8tb Regt., Commandant; 1779.
Major [afterwards Lieut.-CoL] A[rent]
S[chuyler] de Peyeter, 8th Begt,
Commandant; 1779-1783.
There are also miscellaneous letters from —
Jehn Hay, Lieut-Governor; 1783-1784.
Philips Bocheblayo, commanding at the
niinois; 1778-1784.
Edward Abbott, Lient.-Gk)vemor of St,
Yincennes, 1778.
Louis Chevallier, of St Joseph ; 1780.
Captain A. McKee, Indian Depot, passim.
Captain Thomas Aubrey, and other
officers of the 47th Begt.; 1779,
1780.
ColonelJohn Campbell ; Shawnese Town,
23 Oct. 1779.
Surgeon George Anthon ; Detroit, 5 Jan.
1780.
Norman McLeod [Town Major]; De-
troit, 6 Jan. 1780.
Lieut-Colonel John Montgomery, Com-
mandant of Fort Clark ; Illinois, 6 July,
1780.
Captain La Mothe; Quebec, 25 Sept.
1781. Fr.
Lieut Poole England ; Detroit, 26 Jan.
1782.
Captain Henry Bird, 8th Begt ; Detroit,
13 Aug. 1782.
Captain Alexander Grant, B.N. ; Nia-
gara, 1784 : and others.
With enclosures and papers relating to Detroit; 1772-1784. Two
volumes. Paper. Folio.
21.784. Begister of correspondence of General Haldimand with the
officers commanding at Carleton Island, Oswego, and Oataraqui;
1781-1783. Paper. Folio.
21.785. Correspondence of General Haldimand with Major John Boss,
34th Eegt., commanding at Oswego^ etc,; 1782, 1783*. With enclo-
sures. Paper. Folio.
21.786. Correspondence of General Haldimand with Major Samuel
Boss, Surveyor-General, John Collins, surveyor, and Major John
Boss [34th Begt.], commanding the post of Cataraqui ; in 1783, 1784,
and 1786. With enclosures and papers relating to the settlement
of the post. Paper. Folio.
21.787. 1. Letters to General Haldimand from officers commanding
at Carleton Island; 1778-1784, viz,:—
Captain Thomas Anbrey, 47th Regt.;
Aug. 1778-May, 1779.
Captain Qeorge MoDougall, 84th Regt. ;
May-July, 1779.
Major John Naime, 84th Regt.; July-
Nov. 1779.
Captain Alexander Frascr, 84th Regt. ;
Nov. 1779-Dec. 1780.
Digitized
byGoogk
ADDITIONAL MSS., 21,787-21,790.
531
Major John Ross, 34ih Regt. ; Jon.
1781-Mar. 1782.
Captain William Ancnun, 34ih Regt.;
Apr.-Sept 1782.
Captain James McDonnell, Royal Regi-
ment of New York; Oct. 1782.
2. Letters from —
Lieut James Glenie, R.E., £f. 9, 52.
Lient. Thomas Bnnbmy, 47th Regt.,
ff. 17, 27.
Lient William Baker, commanding the
«Caldwell,"flf. 37, 343.
Captain Walter BnUer, of the Rangers,
f.39.
J. D. Conrcy Gill, snrgeon, ff. 207, 239,
249, 257, 337.
Lient F[rancis] Dambonrges, 84th Regt.,
f. 269.
Lieut. H[nmplirey] Arden, Royal Re-
giment of New York, f. 283.
Charles Gonld [afterwards Sir C. Gonld
Morgan, Bart], Jndge-Advocate-
General ; Horse Gnards, f. 309.
Major John Adolphns Harris, 84th Regt ;
Nov. 1782-May, 1784.
Captain Malcolm Fraser, 84th Regt,
in the absence of M%jor Harris, in
1783.
Captain H[agb] Dickson, 29th Regt.,
f. 313.
Captain John Barnes, R.A., f. 317.
Major WiUiara Monsell,29th Regt., f. 319.
CaptainRichardDayie8,53rdRegt.,f. 321.
Captain G^rge Chnrchill, 84th Regt,
f. 323.
Major Robert Hoyes, 34th Regt, f. 327.
Captain David Alexander Grant 84th
Regt., f. 329.
B. Snmner; Claremont, f. 333.
J. Sherwood; St. John's, f. 335.
Lient Samuel Walter Prenties, 84th
Regt., f. 359.
Captain David Betton, R.N., f. 369.
Commissary Neil McLean, f. 373.
James Clark, naval storekeeper, f. 375. ,
With enclosures. Paper. Folio.
21.788. Copies of letters from General Haldimand to officers command-
ing at Carleton Island ; 1779-1783. Paper. Folio.
21.789, 21,790. Letters to General Haldimand from officers command-
ing at Montreal; 1778-1784, viz.: — Brigadier-General H[enry]
Watson Powell; Mar.-Sept. 1778; — Brigadier-General Allan Mac-
lean ; Jan. 1779-Oct. 1781 ;— Brigadier-General [J. W.] De Speth;
Aug. 1781-Nov. 1782 ;— and Brigadier-General Barry St. Leger;
Oct. 1782-Deo. 1784. There are also among the enclosures miscel-
laneous letters and documents from —
Captain Justus Sherwood ; St.John*s, 1778.
Captain Richard Beacroft, 24th Regt. ;
7 Sept 1778,
Lieut.-Colonel Mason Bolton, 8th Regt. ;
Niagara, 31 May, 1779..
Lieut.'Colonel T. W. de Bamer; 12
Nov. 1779.
Major John Adolphns Harris, 84th Regt. ;
12 Oct. 1780.
St. George Dupre'; Montreal, 22 Dec, 1780.
Captain Malcolm Fraser, 84th Regt.;
Sept. 1781.
Major James Gray, Royal Regiment of
New York; 20 Oct. 1781.
Two volumes. Paper. Folio.
Captain J. Anderson ; Cotean dn Lao,
30 Oct. 1781.
Captain George Lawe [84th Regt.];
14 Dec. 1781.
James Hughes, Town Major ; Montreal,
Aug. and Sept 1782.
Lieut-Colonel Henry Hope [44th Regt] ;
Aug. 1782.
William Jones, Provost-Marshal ; Mon-
treal, 11 Nov. 1782.
Quartermaster William Butters, 34th
Regt ; 21 Jan. 1784.
John Macomb Montreal, 26 Sept.
1784.
2 M 2
Digitized
byGoogk
632 ADDITIONAL MSS., 21,791—21,798.
21.791. Copies of letters of General Haldimand to officers commanding
at Montreal; 1778-1784. Paper. Folio.
21.792. Correspondence of General Haldimand with officers com-
manding at Isle aux Noix; 1778-1783, w«.:— Major Christopher
Carleton, 29th Regt. ; 1778-1780;— Major Alexander] Dnndas, 34th
Regt.; 1781, 1782;— and Major John Nairne, 63rd Regt.; Dec.
1782-Oct. 1783. With enclosures. Paper. Folio.
21.793. 21,794. Lettkrs to General Haldimand from officers command-
ing at Fort St. John's ; 1778-1784, viz. .-—Brigadier-General ^[eniy]
Watson Powell; Sept. 1778-Oct. 1780;— Major Christopher Carle-
ton [29th Regt.]; Jan.-Nov. 1780; — Captain William Monsell,
29th Regt.; Aug.-Oct. 1780 ;— Lieu t.-Colonel Barry St. Leger [34th
Regt.]; Nov. 1780-Dec. 1782; and Major Archibald Campbell, 29th
Regt. ; Deo. 1782-Oot. 1784. Among the enclosures are original
letters from —
John Campbell; Chambly, 17 July,
1781.
Captain A. Pritchard ; 23 July, 1781.
Goorge Smyth; St. John's, 25 Jan.
1783.
(Jeorge Hesse; Commissary - Gencral'a
Office, 7 Apr. 1784.
Colonel Nicholas Fisli [American army];
Isle aux Noix, 22 Apr. 1784.
William Ross ; St. John's, 14 June, 1784.
William Hull [afterwards General (?) in
the American army]; Isle aux Noix,
29 June, 1784.
Alexander Campbell ; Montreal, 11 Oct.
1784.
Captain Fane Edge [53rd Regt.] ; 1778.
Captain Thomas Aubrey [47th Regt.];
Carleton Island, 17 Nov. 1778.
J. B. Giitien, pr^tre ; Lotbini^re, 20 Mar.
1780.
)\^alter Sutherland; Montreal, 2G Mar.
1780.
Lieut.-Colonel C. J. Praetorius, com-
manding the Regiment Prince Frede-
rick of Brunswick Troops ; St. Charles,
8 May, 1780.
Major - General Philippe Schuyler [of
the American army]. Senator, to Gene-
ral Washington ; dat Albany, 15 July,
1781.
Two volumes. Paper. Folio.
21,795. Copies of letters from General Haldimand to officers command-
ing at Fort St. John's ; 1778-1784. Paper. Folio.
21,796-21,798. 1. Letters to General Haldimand from officers com-
manding at Sorel ; 1778-1784, viz, : — Lieut.-Colonel Barry St. Leger
[34tli Regt.]; Oct. 1778-Oct. 1780 Lieut.-Colonel Forbes Mac-
bean, RA.; 1780-1784, jJOMtm; and Major-General Baron [Frederick
Adolph] de Riedesel [commanding the Brunswick Troops] ; Sept.
1781-Aug. 1783.
2. Letters from —
Colonel Eben. Jessup ; 9 Nov. 1778.
Captain Robert Leake ; 8 Nov. 1778.
Captain William Stead, commanding the
**PoUy;" 21 July, 1779.
Captain Malcolm Fraser, 84th Regt ;
1781.
Ensign Ralph Gore [34th Regt.] ; Nia-
gara, 25 Ang. 1780.
Brigadier - General Henry Watson
Powell ; 20 Sept. 1780.
H[utchcn8on] Dunlop, 53rd Regt. ; pas-
sim.
Digitized
byGoogk
ADDITIONAL MSS., 21,798-21,800.
533
Cttptain David McFall; Dutchmun'B
Point, 30 Oct. 1781.
Captain D[avid] Forbes [34th Regt,];
St. John's, 7 Nov. 1781.
Thomiis Freeman ; Montreal, 26 Nov.
1781.
Captain Luc Schmidt; St. Fran9(>ij9,
1781, 1782.
Captain William Frabor, Loyalist Regi-
ment; passim.
Roger Stevens; St. John's, 3 Jan. 1782.
Captain William Borthwitk, R.A.; 26
Mar. 1782.
Captain William Norton [44th Regt.];
29 Mar. 1782.
Lieut. Richard Houghton ; Cachnawaga,
20 Apr. 1782.
Captain John Bnrnes, As^ji.'stant-Quarter-
master-General; 1782-1784.
Major Edward Jessup ; 1782.
Captain J. Sherwood; Loyal Block-
house, 1782, 1783.
Three volumes. Paper. Folio.
21,799. Copies of letters from General Haldimand to officers com-
manding at Sorel ; 1778-1783. Paper. Folio.
Major A[rchibald] Campbell [29th
Regt.]; Fort St. John, 1782, 1783.
Major John Nairue, 53rd Rogt. ; Isle aux
NoLk, 1782, 1783.
Major James Rogers; St. John's, 1782,
1783.
Azariuh Pritchard; Queheo, 13 Jan.
1783.
Captain Q[uin] J[ohn] Freeman [24th
Regt.]. A.D.C. ; Sorel, 1783.
Major William Monsell [29th Regt.] ;
St. John's, 5 Feb. 1783.
Dr. George Smyth; St. John's, 1783.
Captain William Twiss ; Isle aux Noix,
7 Mar. 1783.
Captain Thomas Frasor, Loyalist Regi-
ment ; 3 Apr. 1783.
Ensign John Dusenber, Loyalist Regi-
ment ; 1 June, 1783.
Captain Fr. Clevo; Quebec, 22 July,
1783. Fr.
21,800. CoRitESPONDExcK of General
Koyal Navy ; 1778-1783, viz, ;—
Captain Richard Pearson, of the " Gar-
land ;" 1778.
Captain Augustus Hervey, of the ** Vi-
per 1778, 1779.
Captain Skeffin Lutwidge, of the '^Tri-
ton ;" Sept. 1778.
Lieut H. Chad ; 10 Apr. 1779.
Captain Maxn. Jacobs, of the De-
fiance;" 1779.
Captain Hugh Robinson, of the Gua-
daloupo;" Sept. 1779.
Captain Henry Harvey, of the "Con-
vert;" 1779.
Captam William Young, of the *• Hinde ; '
1780,1781.
Admiral Richard Edwards, Governor of
Newfoundland ; 1780.
Captain Samuel Graves, of the Danae ;"
1780.
Captain Thomas Pringle, of the ** DsBda-
lus;" 1781.
Captain David Phips; Spanish River,
26 July, 1781.
With cnclosuies. Papor, Folio,
Haldimand with officers in the
Captain F. J. Hartwell, of the Brune ;"
1781.
Captain Robert Walter ; Quebec, 6 Oct.
1781.
Captain John Inglis, of the " Pandora ;"
1781-1783.
Admiral Hon. Robert Digby ; on board
the " Rotterdam," 2 Feb. 1782.
Captain James Worth, of the ** Assist-
ance;" 1782.
Captain W. Russell, of the Hussar;"
19 Sept. 1782.
Captain Horatio Nelson [afterwards Ad-
miral Viscount Nelhon], of the Albe-
marle ;" 12 Oct. 1782.
Captain Charles Dixon, of the " Drake ;"
10 Nov. 1782.
Lieut. John Shapcote, of the "Mary"
transport ; 15 Sept. 1783.
Captain Jonathan Faidknor, of the
" Pros-jlyte ;" 17 Oct. 1783.
Digitized
byGoogk
534 ADDITIONAL MSS., 21,801—21,806.
21,801, 21,802. Letters from officers of the Froyincial Navy of Canada;
1778-1784. The greater number are written by Captain William
Chambers, commanding the naval forces on Lake Champlain ; 1778-
Juno, 1783 ; — continued by Captain J. Burnett, his successor, to
Sept 1783; and by Captain John Schank, Commissioner of the
Lc^es ; 1778-1784. There are also letters from —
James Grant ; Quebec, 5 Aug. 1778 and
1783.
Parker J. Harrison, B.N. ; St. John's,
4 Sept, 1778.
James Andrews, commander of the
" Haldimand Carleton Island, 3 Oct.
1778.
Lieut. Patrick Camegy ; Quebec, 22 Oct.
1778.
Captain Augustus Hervey, B.N. ; Que-
bec, 12 Nov. [1778].
Captain James Alison; Piercy Island,
4 Deo. 1778.
Officers of the "Seneca;" Carleton
Island, 25 Feb. 1779. Fr.
Lieut. Chiquet, of the " Seneca ;" Mar.
and June, 1779. Fr.
Bobert MelvUl, surgeon ; St. John's, 12
Mar. 1779.
G. Tonnancour, Colonel of Militia ; Trois
Rivieres, 16 Mar. 1779. Fr,
Lieut. Ralph Alder ; St. John's, 19 Apr.
1779.
Alexander Shields ; Sorel, 20 May, 1779.
Captain H. Laforce; Carleton Island,
1779-1781. Fr,
William Richau ; Aug.-Sept. 1779.
Captain Richard Peter Tonge, of the
*'PoUy;" 177^1781.
Robert Blackett ; Crown Point, 1779 and
1781.
S. Wickham, R.N. ; Quebec, 21 Sept
1779.
With enclosures. Two volumes.
Captain Alexander Grant, commanding
the king's vessels on Lake Erie, etc. ;
1780-1781.
Captain Ebenezcr Allen, Commandant of
Fort Vengeance, State of Vermont;
3 Sept. 1780.
Adam McAllan, of the ''Maria" ; 1780-
1783.
David Allgeo;' Bic Island, 26 Sept.
1780.
Captain John Moir; Quebec, 21 Apr.
1781.
Charles Grant and others; Quebec, 12
June, 1781.
Adam Lymbumer; Quebec, 13 Juno,
1781.
Lieut.-Colonel Samuel Fletcher, com-
manding Port Warren, U.S. ; 2 July,
1781.
Captain James Frost; St. John's, 27
Feb. 1782.
Francis Brown; Detroit, 12 Apr. 1782.
Fr.
Lieut-Colonel Isaac Clark, conunanding
at Skeensborough (?), U.S.; 9 June,
1782.
Roger Stevens; Crown Point, 22 Aug.
1782.
Major-Gteneral Baron do Riedesel;
Sorel, etc., Sept. 1782.
Thomas Faunce, Town Major ; Quebec,
9 Sept. 1783.
Paper. Folio.
21.803. Copies of letters from General Haldimand to officers of the
Provincial Navy of Canada ; 1778-1 784. Paper. Folio.
21.804, 21,805. Miscellaneous papers, reports, accounts, returns, etc,,
relating to the Provincial Navy of Canada; 1776-1784. Two
volumes. Paper. Folio.
21,806. Copies of the correspondence between Generals Haldimand
and Sir Guy Carleton, Commander-in-Chief of the Army in America ;
1782, 1783. Paper. Small Quarto.
Digitized
byGoogk
ADDITIONAL MSS., 21,807-21,809. 535
21,807, 21,808. Correspondence of General Haldimand with Lieut.-
General Sir Henry Clinton, K.B., and Lieut.-General Sir Gny
Carleion, K.B. [afterwards Lord Dorchester], Commanders-in Chief
in America; 1777-1783; and also with other officers serving in
America, rtz. ; —
Lient-Gencral Hon. Sir William Howe,
K.B. (afterwards Viscount Howe),
late Commander-in-Chief; 1778, 1779.
Major-General James Pattison, Com-
mandant of New York ; 1779.
Major-General Wm. Tyron ; Sept. 1779.
General Knyphausen ; 1779, 1780.
Major-General Baron de Riedesel ; 1780,
1781.
Brigadier-General John Leland ; 15
May, 1780.
Two volumes. Paper. Folio.
Major-Geueral James Robertson ; 1780,
1781.
Major-Genfiral W[illiam] Phillips; 1780,
1781.
Adminil M[arriott] Arbuthiiot; 1780.
M. Morganu, Secretary to Sir Guy Carle-
ton ; 1782, 1783.
Lieut.-Geueral de Lossberg; 1782.
Brigadier-General Alured CUrko; 26
Aug. 1782.
21,809. LErrEus, chiefly to General Haldimand, from Governors of
Nova Scoiia, officers commanding at Halifax, and others ; 1777-1784,
Sir Charles Douglas, Bart., Commodore
on the North American Station;
1777 and 1783.
Admiral M[arriott] Arbuthnot, Lient.-
Govemor of Nova Scotia; 15 Aug.
1778.
John Hall ; Halifax, 15 Aug. 1778.
Major-General Eyre Massey; Halifax,
1778.
Admiral Sir Richard Hughes, Bart.,
Lieut-Governor of Nova Scotia ; 1778-
1781.
J. Monk, Attorney-General [of Que-
bec ?] : Quebec, 29 Sept. 1778.
Lieut-Colonel Joseph Goreham; Fort
Cumberland, 6 Oct. 1778.
Brigadier-General Fmncis Maclean ;
Halifax, 1778-1780.
Lieut.-Colonel James Bruce, 70th Regt. ;
Halifax, 1779.
Captain (afterwards Major) G. Stud-
, holme, R.F.A. Regt., commanding
Fort Howe; 1779-1784.
Phillip Calllxck, Commander-in-Chief
of St. John's Island ; 7 July, 1779.
Michael Fraiickliu, Superintendent of
Indian Affairs in Nova Scotia; 1779,
1780.
Lieut.-Coloncl John Campbell, 74th
R(^.; Fort George, 1780-1783.
Lieut Constant Connor, R.F.A. Regt.;
Fort Hughes, etc., 1780-1783.
Brigadier-General [J. W.] de Speth ;
Berthier, 29 June 1780.
Captain John Hatfield, King's Rangers ;
Halifax, 21 Aug. 1780.
Captain Thomas Hartcup, R.E , Com-
mandant of Fort George ; Penobscot,
1 Sept 1781.
Ensign S[amuel]W[aller] Prcnties, 84th
Regt. ; Halifax, 1.5 July, 1781.
Captain Sir A[iidrew] S[nape] Hamond,
Bart., R.N., Lieut-Governor of Nova
Scotia; 1781,1782.
Major J[ohn] Skinner, 70th Regt., Com-
mandant of Fort George; Penobscot
25 May, 1782.
Major-General J[ame8] Paterson ; Hali-
fax, 1782.
J. Parr, Governor of Nova Scotia ; 1783,
1784.
Brigadier-Gcnoral Hon. H[oiiry] E[d-
ward] Fox; Augh Park, 28 Sept.
1783.
John FiK)to, surgeon; Halifax, 13 Oct
1783, 14 Jan. 1784.
Major-General Archibald Cami)bell,
Governor of Jamaica; IG Oct. 1783.
Lieut. Sauniel Denny Street ; Vwi
Howe, etc., 28 Oct. 1783, 2 Jan. 1784.
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536 ADDITIONAL MSS., 21,810—21.812.
Major-General John Campbell ; Halifju,
1784.
Lieut.-Colonel John Small [84th Begt.] ;
HaUfax, 1784.
Paper. Folio,
John Dickinson, Governor of Pemisyl-
yania [to Colonel Isaac Melchior];
9 Feb. 1784.
21.810. Copies of letters from General Haldimand to Governors of
Nova Sootia and officers commanding at Halifax; 1778-1784.
Paper. Folio.
21.811, 21,812. Letters, principally in Frenchy to General Haldimand,
from officers of the German Legion in Canada ; 1778-1784 ; viz. : —
Brigadier-General Rauschenplat*; 1778-
1781.
Captain Charles Tnnderfeldt ; 1778,
1783, and 1784.
Brigadier Johann Gustav d*Ehrenkrook;
Three Rivera, 1778, 1779.
Major-General Baron de Riedesel; 8
Oct. 1778, 5 Apr. 1782, 1783, 1784.
Brigadier-General [J. W.] de Speth;
1778-1780, and 81 July, 1783.
Colonel C. de Creuzbourg; 1778, 1783.
Lieut.-Colonel Christian Julius Prae-
torius; 1778-1780.
Lieut.-Colonel T. W. de Bamer ; 1778-
1781. and 1 Aug. 1783.
Captain Antoine Aug^; 23 Mar. 1779.
Lieut.-Colonel Ferdinand de Bamer;
Montreal, 2 Jan. 1780.
Lieut. Baron Gottlob Chretien de
Beitzenstein; 14 Aug. 1780, 1783,
1784.
Lieut. Frederic de Knesebeen and En-
sign Frederic de Hill; St. Antoine,
29 Aug. 1780.
Major Johann George de Bauschenplat ;
1780-1783.
Colonel T. H. E. von Seit ; Halifax, 5
May, 1781. Ger,
General Knyphausen; New York, 20
July, 1781.
There are also letters from —
Feronoe de Botenoreutz, Privy Coun-
cillor to the Duke of Brunswick ; 31
Mar. 1778.
Brigadier-General Allan Maclean ; Mon-
treal, 28 Mar. 1781.
Captain Castendyck; Quebec, 22 July,
1781.
Captain J. Martin ; Bremerlehe, 22 May,
1782.
Brigadier-General de Loos ; 1782, 1783.
Lieut. A. Bach ; Point Levi^, 19 July,
1782.
Lieut Br. de Scha£Qstlizky ; [Aug. 1782]
and 2 July, 1783.
Major George PoQUsch; 8 Aug. 1782,
June, 1783.
Colonel de Mengen ; La Yaltrie, 24 Dec.
1782, 12 Mar. 1783.
Colonel Lentz; 1783.
Captain Gottlieb de Gleissenberg ; May,
1783-Apr. 1784.
Captain Hugget ; 1783.
Captain F. L. de Schoell; 1783.
Bev. G. C. Kaup, chaplain; 18 July,
1783.
Captain Piquet ; 11 Aug. 1783.
Comte de Wittgenstein; 1783, 1784.
Majenty Mount; La Prairie, 2 Sept.
1783.
Carl von Mardefeldt, volunteer; Nia-
gara, 11 Nov. 1783.
Lieut.-General M. C. Zaremba; Brieg.
3 Feb. 1784. Ger,
Lieut. Baron Edmond Victor de Koenig ;
Quebec, 7 July, 1784.
Charles G[uillaume] F[erdinand], Duke
of Brunswick-Luneburg ; 1 Apr.
1784.
Lieut.-Colonel A[rent] S[chuyler] Do
Peyater ; Niagara, 29 July, 1784.
With enclosures. Two volumes. Paper. Folio.
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ADDITIONAL MSS., 21,813-21,820.
537
21.813. Copies of letters from General Haldimand to the officers of the
German Legion, with returns, etc,; 1776-1783. Paper. Folio.
21.814. Correspondence of General Haldimand with officers of Engi-
neers in Canada; 1777-1783, viz.: — Captain John Marr; 1777-
1779;— Captain William Twiss; 1778-1783 ;— and Lieut. James
Glenie, 1779, 1780. With enclosures. Paper. Folio.
21.815. Returns from the Office of Engineers at Quebec ; 1771-1784.
Paper. Folio.
21.816. Correspondence of General Haldimand with Lieut.-Colonel
Forbes Macbean, R.A., and with clerks in the Ordnance Depart-
ment of Canada ; 1778-1784. With returns and enclosures. Paper.
Folio.
21.817. Returns and remain of ordnance and ordnance stores in
Canada; 1779-1784. Paper. Folio.
21.818. Letters to General Haldimand and Major Mathews, bis secre-
tary, from officers of the King's Royal Regiment of New York;
1776-1783, viz.:—
Captain John Munro, ff. 336, 358.
Captain W[illiam] R[edford] Crawford,
f. 366.
Captain Angus McDonell, f. 367.
Lieut. Isaac Man, f. 37].
Lieut. Allan Macdonell, f. 875.
Charles Austin, Surgeon, f. 394.
Lieut. P[atriok] Langan, f. 406.
Lieut.-Colonel Sir John Johnson, Bart.,
Major James Gray, and Captain Robert
Leake; passim.
Captain William Morison, f. 282.
Ouptain P. Daly, ff. 292, 364, 385.
Bev. John Stuart, Chaplain, ff. 296, 818,
326, 331.
Captain J. Anderson, f. 313.
Rev. John Doty, Chaplain, ff. 315, 320,
822, 333.
Among the enclosures are letters fix)m Lieut. Nath. Hillyer [of the
Rangers], f. 12 ; and Captain John Ross, 34th Regt, S. 167, 350.
Paper. Folio.
21,819. Copies of letters from General Haldimand to officers of the
King's Royal Regiment of New York ; 1779-1783. Paper. Folio.
21,820. Correspondence of General
Robert Rogers, and Major James
Rangers in Canada; 1779-1784;
the same corps and others, viz. : —
Captain Daniel Bessonett, f. 17.
Captain John Longstrcet, ff. 24, 42.
Lient. Michael Smith, f. 45.
David Breakenridge, secretary to Major
Rogers, f. 92.
Captain J. Breakenridge, ff. 143, 166.
Captain John Stinaon, f. 147.
Paper. Folio.
Haldimand with Lieut.-Colonel
Rogers, commanding the Royal
with letters from the officers of
A[braham] Cuyler, Inspector of Loyal-
ists, €lo..; Montreal, 25 Nov. 1782,
f. 152.
Boger Stevens; St. John's, 29 Mar.
1783, f. 172.
Solomon Johns, late Lieut, of Bangers,
f. 216.
Digitized by
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21,821, 21,822. Lettebs from officers of the Loyalists in Canada, and
others, principally addressed to General Haldimand; 1778-1784.
Two volumes. Paper. Folio.
21,82L Vol. I. Letters of 1778-1782, from—
Captain Robert Leake, L.II.; 2 Dec.
1778, 6 June, 1780, ff. 5, 85.
Captain [afterwards Major] Daniel
McAlpin, 60th Regt., commanding a
corps of the Loyalists ; May, 1779-
July, 1780, passim.
Major JohQ Naime, 84th Regt., super-
intending the Loyalists; 1778-1782,
pa89im.
Captain JohnW. Meyers [of the Rangers] ;
July, 1779-June. 1782, ff. 21, 31, 186,
256, 280, 284, 285, 287, 294, 814, 349,
384.
John Drummond ; Quebec, 8 July, 1779,
f.25.
Captain John Hatfield, of the Rangers ;
Quebec, 12 Nov. 1779, f. 33.
Samuel Perry; Quebec, 8 Mar. 1780,
f.61.
Ebenezer Jessup, of the Loyalists;
Quebec, etc., Apr. 1780-Mar. 1782,
passim.
Samuel Adams, Loyalist Agent; St.
John's, etc., 7 Apr. and 30 Aug. 1780,
fif. 69, 107.
Captain J[ustuB] Sherwood, of the Loyal-
ists; St. John's, etc., 1780-1782, ff.
73, 105, 125, 134, 420, 422, 426, 429,
430.
Lieut Henry Ruiter (of the Loyalists) ;
St. John's, 10 May, 1780, f. 76.
Mary McAlpin [widow of Major
McAlpin]; Montreal, 25 July, 1780,
f.97.
Israel Ferguson; St. John's, 3 Aug. and
9 Nov. 1780, ff. 101, 164.
Lieut. Niel Robertson,* of the Loyal-
ists (?) ; Montreal, 6 Aug. 1780-18
June, 1781, ff. 103, 136. 252.
Captain T. Herckheymer ; Montreal, etc.,
30 Aug., 14 Sept. 1780, ff. 109, 126.
Lieut. William Fraser, of the Loyalists ;
TamajBka Blockhouse, Sept. 1780-
June, 1781, ff. 121, 193, 236, 249,
251.
Lieut. (?) Thomas Man, of the Loyal-
ists; St John's, 27 Sept 1780, f. 138.
Captain Azariah Pritchard; Chambly,
etc., Oct 1780-Oct 1781, ff. 140, 299,
305.
William Marsh; St. John's, etc., Oct.
1780-Sept. 1782, ff. 142, 237,357, 398,
405.
Rev. John Bryan; St John's, 11 Oct
1780-8 Dec 1781, ff. 144, 165, 182,
198, 321.
John Piatt; St John's, 22 Oct 1780-
29 June, 1782, ff. 152, 271, 394.
Captain John Munro, Royal Regiment
of New York ; Crown Point, 25 Oct.
1780-30 July, 1781, ff. 154, 167, 169,
202, 232, 268.
Simpson Jenne ; Verclibres, 2 Dec. 1780,
f. 173.
Lieuts. John Ruter and John Wilson, of
the Loyalists; Verch^es, 3 Dec.
1780, 20 Feb. 1781, ff. 175, 209.
Captain Hugh Munro, of the Loyal-
ists; Berthier, etc., 7 Deo. 1780-7
Nov. 1782, ff. 177, 264, 390, 416.
James Bradshaw; Berthier, 5 Jan.
1781, f. 192.
Major Edward Jessup, oommandiog a
corps of Loyalists; St John's, etc,
1781, 1782, jpawtw.
GJershom French; Sorel, 15 Jan. 1781,
f. 197.
Captain James Breokenridge [of the
Rangers] ; St. John's, 9 Feb., 1 Oct.
1781, ff. 206, 803.
Captain Jon. Jones, of the Loyalists ;
St John's, 28 Feb. 1781, f. 219.
Lieut- Colonel John Peters, of the Loyal-
ists; St John's, etc., 1781, ff. 221,
262.
Captain Peter Drummond, of the Loyal-
ists ; St. John's, etc., 28 Feb., 30 Aug.
1781, ff. 223, 288.
Benjamin Holt; St John's, 15 May,
1781, f. 24L
Lieut-Colonel John Campbell [74th
Regt.] ; Montreal, 3 June, 1781, f. 245.
Stephen Tuttle ; Sorel, etc., 11 July, 13
Aug. 1781, ff. 258, 275.
William Tyler; St. John's, 16 July,
1781, f. 260.
Digitized by
ADDITIONAL MSS., 21,821—21.822. 639
Johu Green, of the Loyalists ; tit. John's,
31 July, 1781. f. 270.
Lieat. David Jgnes, of the Loyalists;
Verch^es, 19 Aug. 1781, f. 282.
Abraham Wing; Isle aux Noiz, 17
Sept. 1781, f. 298.
Captain Andrew Bradt [of the Bangers] ;
Niagara, 29 Sept 1781, f. 301.
John McPherson; St. John's, 29 Dec.
1781, f. 323.
Benjamin Patterson ; St. John's, etc.,
7 Jan., 1 Feb. 1782, flf. 330, 345.
Lieut. Isaac Man, junior, of the Loyal-
ists ; Yerch^res, 25 Jan. 1782, f. 336.
Caleb Green ; Montreal, 28 Jan., 22 Feb.
1782, ff. 344, 363.
Roger Stevens;. St John's. 6 Feb., 15
Got 1782, ff. 350, 414.
Captain W[illiam] Chambers [Provincial
Navy]; St. John's, 18 Feb. 1782,
f.359.
Rev. John Stuart; Montreal, 14 Mar.
1782, f. 367.
Captain Francis Hogel, of the Loyalists ;
Verch^res, 1 Apr. 1782, f. 373.
Lieut Christian Wehr, of the Loyalists ;
St John's, 31 Mny, 1782, f. 382.
Lieut J. Ferguson, Paymaster, King's
Rangers, f. 389.
Levi Silvester; St. John's, 29 Juue,
1782, f. 392.
S. Jones, of the Loyalists ; 26 Aug. 1782,
f. 400.
Claudius Bretell; St John's, 15 Sept.
1782. f. 404.
21,822. Vol. II. Letters, dated 1783, 1784, from—
Major Edward Jessup, commanding a
corps of Loyalists; Montreal, eto., 1783,
1784, pasnm.
Jacob Glen; Montreal, 1783, 1784, ff. 3,
146, 341, 345.
William Marsh; St. John's, 1783. 1784,
ff. 7, 72, 76, 103, 106, 108, 181, 307, 309.
Major A[rchibald] Campbell [29th
Regt.] ; Two MUe Point, 18 Feb. 1783,
f. 15.
Captain J[uBtus] Sherwood; Loyal Block-
house, etc., 1783, 1784, passim.
Captain John W. Meyers [of the Rangers] ;
St John's, Apr. 1783-Apr. 1784, ff. 27,
142, 237.
Captain Robert Leake ; Oswego, 19 Apr.
1783, Montreal, 8 Jan. 1784, ff. 37, 151.
Samuel Wright ; St John's, 8 May, 1784,
139.
John Stevenson ; Montreal, 15 May, 23
June, 1783, ff. 40, 53.
Benj. Patterson; Longuoil, 17 Biay,
1783, f. 42.
Rev. G eorge Gillmore ; St. J ohn's, 20 May,
1783, f. 45.
Major John Naime, 53rd Regt; Isle
aux Noix, 25 May, 1783, f. 47.
Ebenezer Jessup [of the Loyalists]; River
du Chene, 22 June, 1783, f. 51.
Ebenezer Allen ; Shdbom, etc., 27 June,
1783-15 Aug. 1784, ff. 56, 291, 332.
Thomas Oakes; Montreal, 26 July, 1783,
f.63.
Captain Azariah Pritchard ; St. John's,
1783, 1784, ff. 65, 67, 257, 376.
Nathaniel Hohues ; St John's, 27 July,
1783, f. 68.
Isaac Man, junior ; Montreal, 21 Au^.
1783, Sorel, 17 May, 1784, ff. 81,
277. •
John Eraser, Loyalist; Yamaska Block-
house, 28 Aug. 1783, f. 87.
Eb. Markham; Montreal, 1 Sept 1783,
f. 88.
Captain Alexander White ; Sorel, 3 Sept.
1783-21 Apr. 1784, ff. 89, 209, 245.
Robert Smith ; Montreal, 9 Sept., 5 Oct.
1783, ff. 92, 112.
John Buttery; Niagara, 13 Sept. 1783,
f. 100.
RudolphusRitzeman; Montreal, 15 Sept.
1783, f. 101.
Samuel Adams, Loyalist Agent; Ma-
chiche, 4 Oct. 1783, f. 110.
Captain Hugh Munro, of the Loyalists ;
River du Chene, 30 Oct. 1783-10 May,
1784, ff. 114, 127. 269.
Lieut.-Colonel John Morris; River St
Charles, 1 Nov. 1783, f. 117.
John Conyn; Montreal, 19 Nov. 1788,
f. 119.
Lieut John Ferguson [of the Rangers] ;
St John's, Dec. 1783, 8 July, 1784,
ff. 121, 133, 319.
Stephen Tuttle; Machichc, 11 Dec. 1783,
26 Apr. 1784, ff. 123, 251.
Digitized by
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ADDITIONAL MSS., 21,822—21,826.
Captain John MoDonell; Montreal, 12
Dec. 1783, 12 Apr. 1784, ff. 129, 228.
Sergeant Samuel Caswell, King^n
Rangers; St. John's. 5 Jan. 1784. f. 144.
Major Jas. Gray, of the Loyalists; Mon-
treal, 8 Jan.-5 Apr. 1784, ff. 149, 205,
217.
Captain Angus McDonell; Montreal,
13 Jan. 1784, f. 153.
Ensign John Duseubery, of the Loyalists;
St. John's, 22 Jan., 4 May,- 1784,
ff. 161, 261.
Captain Francis Hogel, of the Loyalists ;
BouchervUle, etc., 2 Feb.-27 Sept. 1784,
ff. 166. 334, 354.
Rev. John Stuart; Montreal, 8 Feb.-
14 July, 1784, ff. 168, 170, 224, 321.
John Myers; Quebec, 19 Feb. 1784,
f. 172.
Josiah Cass ; Machiche, 23 Feb., 1 1 Mar.
1784, ff. 174, 187.
Captain John Munro; Assumption, 26
Feb. 1784, f. 176.
Jacob Lansingh ; Allenton, State of Ver-
mont, 28 Feb. 1784, f. 178.
Lieut. Christian Wehr, of the Loyalists ;
St. John's, 2 Mar.-30 June, 1784,
ff. 185, 253, 255,311.
Roger Stevens; St. John's, 15 Mar.,
28 Sept. 1784, ff. 194, 356.
George Smyth. Surgeon ; St. John's, 19
Mar.-14 Sept. 1784, ff. 201, 303, 347.
James Johnson, Private of the Loyalists;
Machiche, 8 Apr. 1784. f. 211.
Jephtha Hawley; Machiche, 4 Apr.
1784, f. 213.
Lieut. James Robins, of the Loyalists;
Isle aux Noix, Apr. 1784, ff. 215, 246,
247.
Captain William Fraser, late of the Loyal-
ists ; St. Charles, etc,, 6 Apr., 22 May,
1784, ff. 219, 283.
Peter van Alstine; Sorel, 10 Apr.-
1 7 June, 1784. ff. 222, 279, 299.
' Captain William Morison, of the Loyal-
' ists ; Montreal, Apr. 1784, ff. 226, 249.
! John Jones, late Captain of I>oyalists;
I River du Chene, 19 Apr. 1784, f.
239.
I Captain Henry Ruiter; St. John's, 20
I Apr. 1784, f. 243.
I Richard Cartwright; Assumption, 10
I May, 1784, ff. 271, 379.
I John Hoffnage; St. John's, 14 Blay, 1784,
I f. 275.
I Thomas Fraser, late Captain of Loyalists ;
La Chine, 22 May, 1784, f. 283.
! Terence Smyth; St. John's, 25 Mav,
1784, f. 287.
I Patrick Smyth; Sorel, etc., June, 1784,
; ff. 296, 305.
Rev. John Doty; Sorel, etc., 1 July,
15 Sept. 1784, ff. 315, 349.
Allen McDonell, Loyalist; Montreal,
26 July, 1784, f. 328.
Captain Thomas Gumersall, late RoytU
Regiment of New York; Cataraqui,
6 Aug. 1784, f. 330.
Alexander Campbell ; Montreal, 16 Aug.
1784, f. 336.
Lieut. Baron G[ottlob] C[hre'tien] de
Reitzeustein [of the German Legion];
Cataraqui, 18 Aug. 1784. Fr. f. 338.
Captain John Barnes; Sorel, 30 Aug.
1784, f. 339.
Archibald Macdonnell, Lieut, late 84th
Regt. ; Montreal, 20 Sept. 1784, f. 353.
M. Stegmann ; Montreal, 30 Sept. 1784,
f. 358.
Stephen De Lancey [Inspector of Loyal-
ists] ; La ChiQC, 16 Oct. 1784, f. 364.
Major Samuel Holland; [1784], f. 368.
Hugh Finlay [1784], f. 370.
B. Sumner; n.d., f. 403.
21.823. Copies of letters from General Haldimand to officers of the
Loyalists; 1779-1783. Paper. Folio.
21.824. Correspondence of General Haldimand with Conrad Gugy,
Seigneur of Machiche, relating to the Loyalists there ; 1778-1784.
Principally in French, Paper. Folio.
21.825. CoRRKSiX)NDENCK of General Haldimand with Colonel Abraham
Cuyler, M. De Coigne, Lieut. Grorshoiii] French, and Stephen Do
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ADDITIONAL MSS., 21,826—21,831.
641
Laneey, TnBpectors of Loyalists in Canada ; 1781-1784. Eng. and Fr.
With a few enclosures and letters from Loyalists. Paper. Folio.
21.826. Returns, accounts, etc., relating to the Loyalists in Canada ;
1778-1785. Paper. Large Folio.
21.827. Muster-rolls, returns, accounts, etc., relating to the Loyalists
and other provincial corps serving in America ; 1776-1784. Paper.
Folio.
21.828. Musters of townships and settlements of refugee Loyalists
and disbanded soldiers in Canada; 1784. Paper. Folio.
21.829. Surveys, journals, plans, etc., relative to the settlements of
Loyalists in Canada ; 1782-1784. Paper. Folio.
21830. Correspondence of General Tlaldimand with [Joseph Godefroy]
de Tannancour, Colonel of Militia at Three Eiveis, and others;
1778-1784; including letters from —
Bev. Dr. Veyssiere; Trois Rivl^rea, 17
Nov. 1778, f. 10.
St Onge; 27 Fob. 1779, f. 21.
Maillet, Notary; Three Riverg. 1779-
1782, ff. 28, 100, 103, 200, 283.
Louia Marcband, late Captain of Militia;
Batiacant. 12 May, 1779. f. 43.
Bimon Bellisle dit CheorefiU; Troia
liivi^ree, 28 Aug. 1779, f. 78.
J. Brown ; Three Rivers, 17 Sept. 1779,
f. 86.
Lieut-Colonel Cresset, of the Mi-
litia; Tjois Rivieres, 5 Nov. 1779,
f.96.
Pierre Brunei, Mnitre de Poste ; River
Champlain, 30 Nov. 1779. f. 105.
A[lexandre] Dumas; Korgo St. Maurice,
14 Dec. 1779, f. 109.
Ensign H[umpbrey] Arden; Three
Rivers, 1780, ff. 134. 140.
Antoine Lesieur, Captain of Militia;
Machiche, 5 May, 1780, f. 142.
Paper. Folio.
21,831. Miscellaneous papers relating to the Canadian Militia; 1775-
1784 ; including letters from —
Dechambault, Inspector of Militia ;
Longucuil, etc., 23 Aug., 2 Nov. 1778,
ff. 10, 17.
0. Delezenne Pelissier; 13 May, 1779,
f. 21.
P^re De Lagarde; au Lac, 15 Aug.
1779, f. 22.
Madame De Lavalier Maillet; Trois
Rivieres, 14 May, 1780, f. 146.
Joseph Constantin; k THormiere, 10
Dtc. 1780, f. 221.
Badeaux, Notary; Trois Rivic^res,
23 Feb. 1781, f. 241.
Le Chevalier de Tijunancour; Trois
Rivieres, 13 May. 1781, f. 249.
Lieut. Rielstoiii ; Trois Rivieres, 2G
May. 1781, f. 253.
J. M. Tonnancour; Trois Rivieres, 15
June, 1781, 22 Oct 1784, ff. 257, 321.
G. Tonnancour, fils ; Trois Rivieres,
28 Sept 1781, f. 275.
Samuel Sills, Commissary ; Three Rivers,
1783, ff. 298, 301, 30G.
Manette Tonnancour; Trois Rivieres,
1783, ff. 308, 318.
N. Lloyd; Three Rivers, 26 Sept 1783,
f. 316.
Charlotte Vital, wife of Joseph Traverty,
n.d. f. 325.
Lieut-Colonel Henry Caldwell, com-
mindiog the British Militia; Bel-
mont, ete., 1780-1782, ff. 34, 44, 53.
Dumas St. Martin; Montreal, 7 Dec.
1780, f. 36.
[Olivier du Brand] Bishop of Quebec;
17 Jan. 1781, f. 40.
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642 ADDITIONAL MSS., 21,881-^21,886.
Veuve De Muy Delisle; Boncbenrille,
24 May, 1781, f. 51.
Ck>lonel Ncveu Sevesire ; Montreal, 1782
and 1784, ff. 55. 74, 80.
F. P. de St. Germain ; London, 1 Apr.
1784, f. 61.
Longneuil veuve Lavaudi^;
[1784], f. 70.
Eng, and Fr, Paper. Folio.
Chartier de Lotbinier, fils'; Vau-
dreuil, 27 Sept. 1784. f. 72.
De Coigne veuve Evans; Repen-
tigny, 31 Sept. 1784, f. 76.
Desaunier Beaubien; Montreal, 4 Oct
1784, f. 78.
LeGuay ; Montreal, 9 Oct. 1784, f. 85.
Bcrthiaune, Prgtre; n.(2., f. 94.
21.832. AcoooNTS of Thomas Dunn, Paymaster-General of the Marine
Department in Canada ; 1774-1784, Paper. Folio.
21.833. Military returns and papers relating to the British and
German troops serving in Canada ; 1775-1784. Paper. Folio.
21.834. Letters from officers of the British army, pnsoners of war,
viz.: — Major-General Baron de Eiedesel ; Lieut.-General Sir John
Bnrgoyne, Bart. ; Major-General William Phillips ; Lieut. George
Vallancey, Adjutant 62nd Regt. ; Eev. Edward Brudenell ; Major
Henry Hamage, 62nd Eegt. ; dat. Cambridge near Boston, 1778.
With returns. Paper. Folio.
21.835. Correspondence of General Haldimand with various officers
and others, relative to the exchange of prisoners, and to the affairs
of the State of Vermont; 1780-1784. The original letters are
from —
Colonel G. Y. Sebaich, commanding at
Albany; Feb.-Apr. 1780, ff. 3, 5, 16.
Thomas Jefferson, Grovemor of Virginia
[afterwards President of the United
States]; Williamsburg, Mar. 1780,
ff. 11, 13.
Colonel Bev. Bobinson, Loyal American
Begiment; New York, 2 Feb. 1781,
f. 15.
General George Washington; Head-
quarters on Hudson's Biver, 30 Auor.
1780, 12 July, 1783, Rocky HiU,
New Jersey, 8 Oct. 1783, ff. 23, 174,
200.
Thomas Chittenden, Governor of the
State of Vermont ; 1780-1784, ff. 28,
40, 46, 54. 75, 141, 229, 240.
Colonel Ethan Allen [American Ser-
vice] ; Castleton, ete., 1780-1783, ff. 31,
38, 48, 162.
Colonel Peter Gausivoort, 3rd New York
Regiment; Saratoga, 2 Nov. 1780,
f.86.
General Ph. Schuyler ; Saratoga, etc..
1780-1784, ff. 42, 121, 151, 166, 176.
204, 233.
General George Clinton, Governor of
New York, etc. / 27 Mar. 1781, 19 Mar.
1784, ff. 59, 221.
Colonel Ira Allen, one of the Conmiis-
sioners of Prisoners for the State of
Vermont; 1781-1784, ff. 62, 72,104,
158, 160, 178, 244, 247, 249, 254.
Major Joseph Fay, one of the Commis-
sioners of Prisoners for the State of
Vermont; 1781-1783, ff. 78, 82, 86,
102, 104, 158, 160.
Captain J[ustu8] Sherwood, Commis-
sioner for the Exchange of Prisoners ;
Quebec, 30 Sept. 1781, f. 109.
Thomas Johnson; St. John^s, 4 Oct.
1781, f. 111.
[William Alexander, self-styled Earl of]
Stirling; Saratoga, 1 Nov. 1781, f. 123.
H. E. Lutterloh; Newburgh, Apr. 1783,
ff. 146, 150.
John Hancock, Governor of Massa-
chusetts ; Boston. 12 May, 1783, f. 156.
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ADDITIONAL MSS., 21,886-21,837. 543
Dr. George Sroyth, Commissioner for
the Exchange of Prisoners; Loyal
Blockhouse, 21 Jnne, 1783, f. 168.
John Campbell; Pittsburg, 19 July,
1783, f. 180.
Major-General Baron de Steuben [Ame-
rican Service]; Chambly, efc, 1783,
ff. 182, 184. 190, 197.
Colonel Forbes Maobean ; Sorel, 3 Aug.
1783. f. 186.
Major-General Archibald Campbell,
Governor of Jamaica; 16 Oct. 1783,
f.202.
Chevalier de la Luzerne; Phila-
delphia, Feb. 1784. flf. 213, 215.
Benjamin Sumner; Claremont, 6 Ifar.
1784, f. 219.
Major-General J. Knox ; New York,
18 June, 1784, f. 236.
Li6ut.-Colonel William Hull [American
Service]; Quebec, 12 July, 1784,
f. 238.
With enclosures. Eng. and Fr. Paper. Folio.
21,836-21,838. Letteus from Captain Justus Sherwood and Dr.
George Smyth, Commissioners for the Exchange of Prisoners, to
General Haldimand; 1777-1784. In three volumes. Among the
enclosures are letters from the following persons : —
21,836. Vol.!.:—
Colonel Sam. Safford [American Army] ;
Fort Starks, 7 Sept. 1778, f. 2.
Captain Clement Gosselm; 29 Oct. 1778.
Fr. f. 6.
John Chipman ; Fort Edward, 29 Aug.
1780, f. 8.
General G^rge Clinton [American
Army]; Poughkeepsie, 2 Oct. 1780,
f.9.
Captain Azariah Pritchard ; St. John's,
17 Jan. and 18 Aug. 1781, ff. 23, 187.
Colonel Barry St. Leger [34th Regt.] ;
St. Jobn*8, 19 Jan. [1781] and 1 Mar.
1782, ff. 27, 40.
Thomas Johnson; Isle anx Noix, etc.,
9 Apr., 13 July, 1781. ff. 55, 120.
Josephe Parent; Montreal, 28 Apr. 1781.
Fr, f. 59.
21,887- Vol. IL:—
Major John Nairne [53rd Begt.] ; Ver-
ch^, cte., 17 Feb., 28 Nov. 1782,
ff. 37, 436.
Colonel Dan. Claus ; Montreal, 26 Feb.
1782, f. 60.
Captain Azariah Pritchard; St. John's,
Apr.-Sept. 1782, ff. 159. 259, 354.
Solomon Wilson; May-Nov. 1782, ff.
174, 238, 382, 409.
Major Joseph Fay; Bennington, 9 May,
1782, f. 186.
A. McAllan ; on board the " Maria," 18
May, 1782, f. 205.
Isaac Clark; Mount Independence, 20
July, 1781. f. 126.
Major Joseph Fay ; on board the •* Carl-
ton," July. 1781, ff. 127, 130, 144.
Lieut. R. Blackett ; on board the " Carl-
ton," 21 July, 1781, f. 129.
Captain Wplliam] Chambers, of the Pro-
vincial Navy ; July, 1781, ff. 140, 142.
John Wood; Chambly, 25 July. 1781,
f. 152.
Colonel Sir John Johnson, Bart. ; Mon-
treal, 11 Aug. 1781, f. 172.
Colonel E. Walbridge; Headquarters,
Skeensborough, 14 Sept. 1781, f. 226.
Major A[lexander]Dundas [34th Regt.];
Isle aux Noix, 24 Sept. 1781, f. 232.
John Stuart; near Crown Point, etc.,
Oct. 1781, ff. 243, 249.
Isaac Clark; Skeensborough, 9 June,
1782. f. 241.
Ethan Allen; 16 June, 1782, f. 249.
Benjn. Patterson ; St. John's, 17 June,
1782. f. 253.
Joseph White, jun. ; St. John's, 7 July,
1782, f. 268.
A. B. Jacob Lansingh: Quebec, July and
Nov. 1782, ff. 270, 422, 423.
James Breakenridge ; Quebec, 2 Aug.
1782, f. 290.
Mary Gordon; Ballston, 4 Aug. 1782
f. 294.
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644 ' ADDITIONAL MSS., 21,888-21,841.
Thomafl Chittenden, Governor of the
State of Vermont ; Arlington, 5 Aug.
and 17 Dec. 1782, flf. 298, 455.
Major Edward Jessnp; Crown Point,
16 Aug. 1782, f. 311.
Luke Knonlton ; Quebec, 24 Sept. 1782,
f. 359.
Dr. Terence Smyth: St. John's, 26
Oct. 1782, f. 389.
Nathl. Wales ; Loyal Blookhonse, 2 Nov.
1782, f. 404.
Major Joseph Fay ; St. John's, 5 Sept.
1783, f. 216.
J. Peters; Quebec, 22 Mar. 1784, f. 237.
William Slicpherd; Albany, 26 Apr.
178t, f. 248.
Captain Azariah Pritchard ; St. John's,
etc., 14 May. 2 June, 1784, ff. 260,
268.
Isaac Man, jun. ; Sorel, 17 May, 1784,
f. 262.
Nathl. Wait; Boston, Nov. 1783, ff. 274-
278.
B. Sumner; Jan. 1781 (?), f. 312.
Colonel Barry St. Lcger ; n.(I., f. 335.
John Stuart ; n.d., f. 338.
John Patterson ; n.d, f. 374.
21,888. Vol. III.
Knslgn Caleb Green [Rangers]; Grand
Isle, 1 Jan. 1783, f.l.
Ranna Cossit ; Grand Isle, 1 Jan. 1783,
f. 2.
Ensign Thomas Smyth ; [8 Jan. 178.3],
f. 10.
Luke Knoulton ; Loyal Blockhouse, 10
Jan., 19 Apr. 1783, ff. 16, 140.
Samuel Wright; Loyal Block House,
30 Mar. 1783, f. 97.
Major John Naime, 53rd Regt. ; Isle
aux Noix, 13 Apr. 1783, f. 137.
John Savage ; Castleton, 29 May, 1783,
f. 174.
Colonel Ira Allen ; Shelbum, 26 July,
1783, f. 196.
Paper. Folio.
21.839. Copies of letters ftom General Haldimand to Captain Justus
Sherwood and Dr. George Smyth ; 1780-1783. Paper. Folio.
21.840. Register of letters to Captain Mathews, secretary to General
Haldimand, from Captain Justus Sherwood, on secret service;
1781. Paper. Folio.
21.841. 21,842. Papers of secret intelligence of the aflfairs of the
United States, and relating to American prisoners, etc; 1775-
1782. In two volumes. Original letters occur from the following
persons : —
21,841. Vol. I.
William GUliland; 8 June, 1775, f. 2.
Henry Hay ; Ticonderoga, 19 Aug. 1776,
5 Apr. 1777, ff. 3, 48.
Christopher Greene, and others, pri-
soners ; Quebec, 5 June, 27 July, 1776,
ff. 8, 13.
CJolonel Mat. Visscher, secretary of the
Albany Committee; 3 Oct., 18 Nov.
1776, ff. 23, 25.
Brigadier-General Alexr. McDougall;
Headquarters, Peekskill, 12 Jan. 1777,
f. 29.
Anty. Wayne; Ticonderoga, 25 Feb.
1777, f. 36.
Captain Saml. MacKay; Montreal, 13
May, 1777, f. 54.
Colonel Thomas Carleton ; n.d., f. 54.
Major Ja. Gray, Royal Regiment of New
York ; Montreal, 3 June, 1777, f. 56.
Peter Yost; Tryon County, 31 Mar.
1778, f. 66.
Colonel Sir Ji»hn Johnson, Bart.; Mon-
treal, 20 Apr. 1778, f. 68.
Captain Justus Sherwood; St. John's,
11 July, 1778, f. 74.
Lieut. Wills Crofts, 34th Rcgt., Indian
Resident; St. FrauQois, Aug. 1778-
June, 1779, ff. 76, 78, 130.
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ADDITIONAL MSS., 21,841, Sl,842.
545
John Defo; Crown Point, 21 Sept. 1778,
f. 86.
John Hay; [Detroit, Oct. 1778], f.
89.
Frederick Anbery; Quebec, 14 Oct
1778, f. 91.
James O'Neal; Sore], 21 Oct. 1778,
f. 94.
Major A [rent] S[bhnyler] de Peyster
[8th Regt] ; Michilimakinac> 27 Oct.
1778, f. 96.
Brigadier-General Henry WatadnPowell ;
St. John's, 7 Nov. 1778, 10 June,
1779, ff. 102, 126.
Captain G. Lawe; Berthier, 7 Feb.
1779, f. 112.
N. M[ann]; Hebron, 12 Apr. 1779, f.
114.
21,842. Vol. II.
G. Carpenter; New York, 23 Mar. 1779.
f;9.
Brigiidier-Gencral Henry Watson Powell ;
St John's, 24 Mar., 6 May. 1779, ff. 15,
90.
Captain Richard McCarty. Illinois Bat-
talion ; Cahofl, 28 Apr. 1779. Fr. f. 24.
Walter Sutherland. Royal Regiment of
New York; Point au Fet, 22 Mdy,
1779, f. 39.
James Wm. Wite; Chambly, 21 Sept
1779, f. 46.
Oliver Church; St John's, 7 Nov. 1799,
f. 54.
Captain J[n8tu8] Sherwood; St John's,
15 Dec. 1779, 24 Aug. 1780, ff. 62, 114,
a 16.
Jain Rabonet; Boston, 22 June. 1779.
Fr. f. 66.
Joseph De Valnais. French Consul in
the Stiite of Massachusetts; 3 July,
1779. f. 68.
Major Christopher Carleton [29th Regt.] ;
St John's, 12 Feb;. 14 June, 1780,
ff. 74, 107.
H[ector] T[hcophilus] Cramahe', Lieut.-
Governor of Quebec; 16 Feb. [1780 J.
Fr. f. 76.
Colonel Jacob Klock [American Servi(.'e];
Palatine, 17 Mar.,5 Apr. 1780, ff. 81, 82.
Captain Alexander Fraser; Carleton
Island, 20 Apr. 1780. f. 89.
Colonel F. Fisher [American Service];
MSS.— 18.57.
Elizabeth Baldwin ; Stratford. 30 May,
1779, f. 122.
Lieut. Richard Houghton ; Carleton la-
land, etc., June, 1779, ff. 128, 132.
Lieut. Wm. Fraser ; Yamaska, 17 June,
1779, f. 134.
Adiel Sherwood; Fort Schuyler, 25
June. 1779, f. 137.
Edward William Gray; Montreal, 8
July, 1779, f. 146.
Captain Luc Schmid; Yamaska, 22
July, 1779. Fr. f. 153.
Lieut.-Genenil Sir Henry Clinton, K.B. ;
[June, 1779], f. 193.
Jean-Baptiste Doaatien deVimeur,Comto
de Rocliambeau, Marshal of France
[signatures to proclamations]; New-
port, 30 Aug. 1780. ff. 200-209.
Ouughnawaga, etc . May, 1780, ff. 101,
102.
Jacob Balcy; Newbury, 2 June, 1780,
f. 105.
Ebonezer Jessup; Quebeti, 30 Aug. 1780.
f. 119.
Wiliidm Johnston, j un., Lieut of Indians ;
Wialoosin, 17 Sept. 1780, f. 126.
Thomas Aylor; Charlestown, 10 Oct.
1780, f. 136.
H. Glen ; Schenectady, 1 6 Oct. 1780, f. 1 38.
John Stuart; Schenectady, 29 Nov. 1780,
f. 145.
P[atrick] Henry, Governor of Virginia;
signature ; 15 Mar. 1*^79, f. 170.
Jos. Reed, President of the Supremo
Executive Council of Pennsylvania;
signatures; June, 1780, Aug. 178 1 »
ff. 188, 189, 220. 221.
Thomas John&on ; Three Rivers, 22 June,
1781, f. 190.
Captain Walter Butler; Rangers' Bar-
racks. 1 July. 1781, f. 197.
R. Blackett; Crown Point 20 July, 1781,
ff. 212, 249.
Colonel G[eorgo] R[ogets] Clark [com-
manding in Virginia]; Cimp, Tiiree
Islands, 10 Aug. 1781. f. 228.
Jos. Brant: Big Miami River, 21 Aug.
1781, f. 229.
N. Nosrettap [Patterson] ; Coos, 12 Sept.
1781,^23.5.
John Peters ; St. John's,21 Sept.1781 , f.23f J
2 N
Digitized by
546 ADDITIONAL MSS., Sl,843, 21,844.
vincial Congreas of New York; 2 Kot.
1775, f. 292.
Benjamin Snyder, 10 May, 1777. Dutch.
f. 296.
General George Clinton, Governor of New
York; 19 Feb. 1778, f.298.
Frederick Westbrook; Kingston, 11 Jan.
1779, f. 299.
Benjamin Lonw ; Kingston, 22 Mar. 1779,
f.300.
Colonel Jobs. Snyder; Kingston, Apr.
1779-Apr. 1780, ff. 301-309, 313.
Lieat.-Co1oncl Benjamin Wait, command-
ing troops in the State of Vermont;
29 Sept. 1781. f. 238.
Major Sand. Kingsbery ; Fort Wait,
11 Oct. 1781. f. 239.
Oiptain D[avi«l] Forbes, 34th Regt. ; St.
John's, 21 Oct. 1781, f. 240.
John Tmeheart; 27 Oct. 1781, f.
242.
Dr. George Smyth ; St. John's, 2 Jnly,
1782, f. 285.
Abm. Yates, jun., President of the Pro-
Paper. Folio.
21.843. Papers and coireBpondeBce
1783 ; Cfimprieing returns and
letters from General Haldimand,
William Jcncs, Provost-Marshal; Mon-
treal, 27 May, 1779, f. 25.
John Campbell, prisoner; Fort Chambly,
20 Oct. 1780, 9 Jan. 1781, ff. 96, 141.
Captuin George Lawe, Commissary of
Prisoners; Montreal, 1780, 1781, ff 116,
132, 172, 208.
Thomas Chandler; St. John's, 1 Dec.
1780. f. 122.
James Gordon, Lieut.-Colonel of Militia
[prisoner] ; Montreal, e(c., 1780, 1781,
ff, 126, 168, 178, 179, 184, 197, 199.
William Stacy [prisoner]; Montreal, 18
July, 1781, 23 Apr. 1782, ff. 170, 234.
Paper. Folio.
21.844, 21;845. Papers relating to State prisoners and suspected per-
sons in Canada; 1775-1784; comprising depositions, memorials,
drafts, and various papers and letters taken from prisoners. The
original letters are — •
21,844. Vol. L
John [Murray], Earl of Dunmore, Go-
vernor of Virginia ; eignatore ; 2 June,
1774, f. 92.
Patrick Henry ; Williamsburg, 14 Jan.
1778, f. 93.
T. Pickering, jun. ; War Oflace [United
Suites], 25 May, 1778, f. 95.
O. Pollock, secretary to Governor Gal-
vcz [of New Orleans]; 21 Sept. 1778,
f. 97.
George Ross, Chairman of the United
Companies of Illinois and Wabash;
Philadelphia, 26 Mar. 1779. f. 107.
Colonel G[eorge] R[oger8] Clark, corn-
relating to rebel prisoners; 1778-
petitions of prisoners, drafts of
and original letters from —
Thomas Johnson [prisoner] ; Three Rivers,
1781, 1782, ff. 176, 205, 284.
Rey, Aide-de-Camp to Colonel de la
Balme ; [1781]. Fr. f. 219.
Richard Murray, Commissary of Pri-
soners ; Quebec, 1782, 1783, ff. 232, 238,
248, 252, 270, 272, 307, 321.
Nathanl. Holmes [prisoner]; St. John's,
14 May, 1783, ff. 325, 327.
Thomas Sanford [prisoner]; Quebec,
15 Mar. «.a., f. 346.
Captain Simeon Smith [prisoner];
Quebec, 15 Ma*. «.a., f. 347.
manding in Virginia ; Sept. 1779, [Nov.
1780J ff. 115, 117, 317.
Captain Robert George, commanding Ar-
tillery in Illinois ; Falls of Ohio, 25
Sept. 1779, f. 119.
De la Yalini^re, prdtre; n.d. Eng. and
Fr. f. 136.
H. Mowat ; Albany, 17 Sept. 1779. 3
Apr. 1780, ff. 155, 157.
Hugh Henderson [74th Regt.]; 28 Mar.
1780, f. 190.
Donald Macdonald, Commissary ; Mage-
beguiduce, 3 Apr, 1780, ff. 192,
197.
Digitized by
ADDITIONAL MSS., 21,844, 21,845.
547
Lieut. Charles Stewart, 74th Regt ; 3
Apr. 1780, f. 198.
•^-^Armand (?); Philadelphia, 1 Jan.
1779. Fr. f.202.
— — Noirmont de Laneuvillo ; Phila-
delphia, 1 Jiin. 8.a, Fr, f. 204.
Bernard ; Philadelphia, 9 Feb. 1779.
Fr, f. 205.
Kitty Williams; Boston, 10 May, 1779,
f. 207.
Captain Dabedie [American Service];
Machias, June, 1779. Fr, ff. 209,
211.213, 239, 243.
De Valnais, French Consul ; Boston,
12 July, 1779. Fr. f. 216.
F. H. Do La Motte, French Navy ; 28
July, 4 Oct 1779. Fr, ff. 218,232.
H. Ferre ; Maohias, 9 Sept. 1 779. Fr, f. 222.
Colonel John Allan, commanding the
Indians, Eastern Depot; Machias,
Oct. 1779, ff. 227, 229, 231, 241.
PaUas; n.d., f.237.
Louis Xy., King of France, and
[Etienne Fran9oi8] Duo de Choiseul ;
signatures ; 23 Feb. 1766, f. 260.
[Claude Louis] Comte de Saint Ger-
main [French Minister of War]; Ver-
sailles. 19 July, 1776. Fr. f. 262.
John Hancock, President of the Ame-
rican Congress ; signature ; 8 July,1777,
f. 266.
General Horatio Gates, President, Ame-
rican War Office ; 17 Feb. 1778, f. 267.
Conrad Alexandre Gerard, French Minia-
21,846. VoL.n.:-.
Daniel Murray; Kaskatikia, 25 May,
1777, f. 4.
J. Blizaitl ; London, 8 Apr. 1779. f. 18.
John Bradley; London, 5 May, 1779,
f.20.
Isaac Walker; London, 8 May, 1779,
f,22.
Major A[rent] S[chuyler] De Peyster;
Michilimachinao, 9 Aug. 1779, f. 24.
T[homas] Bentley ; Montreal, 1779, 1780,
ff. 26, 32, 40, 42, 44, 46.
Lieut.-Colonel John Campbell; Mon-
treal, 23 Dec. 1779, f. 34.
Brigadier-General Allan Maclean ; Mon-
treal, 23 Deo. 1779, f. 36.
Berg^; Philadelphia, 29 Mar. 1775.
Fr, f. 49.
ter in America; signature; PhUa-
delphia, 28 May, 1779, f. 271 b.
James Lovell; Philadelphia, 17 Apr.
1780, f. 275.
Colonel [AufiTJstin Mottin] de la Balme,
Inspector-General of Cavalry [Ameri-
can Service]; Yin^enne, 22 Aug.
1780. Fr, f.283.
R. Antill; n,d. Fr, f. 805.
Simon Metcalf ; Montreal, 1780, 1781,
ff. 361, 863, 370-375.
Oath. Metcalf; Montreal, Sept 1781,
ff. 376, 382.
Clement Gosselin ; Biver Paradise, efe.,
1778. Fr, ff. 387, 389.
Fran9oi8 Beurton ; n.d. Fr. f. 399.
William Williams [prisoner]; 1781, ff.
404, 406.
Lieut-General Hon. James Murray, Go-
vernor of Quebec ; 25 Nov. 1765, f. 408.
Commissioners of the Customs ; 14 Aug.
1765, f. 410.
George Macaulay; St. James's Place,
24 Mar. 1766, f. 414.
Nathanl. Coffin; Boston, 1773, 1774, ff.
416, 418.
Thomas Ainslie ; Custom House, Quebec,
18 Oct. 1778, f. 420.
Hestel de Rouville ; Montreal, 20 Aug.
1781. Fr. f.435.
Joseph Howard; Montreal, 1779-1781,
ff. 437, 468, 475, 477, 485. 489.
Edward WUliam Gray; Montreal, 1779,
1780, ff. 442, 451,456, 459. 461, 463.
Brigadier-General David Wooster, com-
manding at Montreal; 1775, 1776;
Bignatures. ff. 51, 53.
Floury Mesplet, Printer; Montreal,
1778-1782. Fr. ff. 56, 61, 83, 85.
Valentin Jautard [prisoner]; Quebec,
1781, 1782, ff. 79, 81. 87-96.
John Hancock, President of the Ameri-
can Congress; signature; 16 Sept
1776, f. 108.
James Huntington, President of the
American Congress; signature; 12
Nov. 1779, f. 110.
Colonel Seth Warner; Fort George,
1779, ff. Ill, 112.
Pierre Laterriere [prisoner]; Three
Rivers, 1779-1782. Fr. ff, 129, 131,
2 N 2
Digitized by
548
ADDITIONAL MSS., 21,845—21,848.
141, 163, 165, 167, 169, 171. 176, 179,
181, 187, 189, 193, 195, 200.
[Joseph] Uodefroy Tonnanoour, Colonel
of MUitia; Three Rivera, 1779-1780.
Fr. ff. 139, 248, 250, 257, 261, 263.
Michel Delezenne; 8 Apr, 1779. Fr,
ff. 161, 205.
H[ector] Tpicophilus] Cnimah^, Lieut.-
Governor of Quelxc, 22 Aug. «.a. Fr.
f, 185.
Baron de Grolheil : n.d. Fr. f. 202.
Joseph Como; 17 Sept. 1780. Fr. f.
233.
Brigadier-General Ranschenplat ; Be-
sancour, 8 Feb. 1781. Fr. f. 238.
Edward William Gray ; Montreal, 29
June, 1780, f. 259.
Charles and Jacques Giasson ; Montreal,
1781. Fr. ff. 205,267,269, 273, 275.
Licut.-Coloncl J. Brown [American Ser-
Tice] ; Peekskill, 29 July, 1780, f. 280.
Colonel Barry St. Leger; St. John's,
May, 1782. ff. 287, 288.
Major Jabez Pritchard, New York
Regiment ; n.d., f. 296.
Rey. Aide-de-Camp to Colonel Do
la Balme; n.d. Fr. f. 311.
Pilot Carignant; Montreal. 10 Jan.
1782. Fr. f. 326.
Bonnayanture Fouche [prisoner]; n.d.
Fr. f. 342.
Montgolfier; Montreal, 1782, 1783.
Fr. ff. 354, 356, 358, 3*32, 868, 402,
412. 416. 424.
Captain D[ioderick] Brehm ; Sorel, etc.,
1783, ff.366, 370, 374-380, 390.
Major-General Baron de Riedesel ;
Sorel, 22 June, 1783. Fr. f. 372.
James Fisher, Surgeon; Quebec, June,
1783, ff. 382, 384.
Chevalier St. Ours; Montreal, 1773,
Fr. ff. 414, 426, 432, 456.
Dechambault ; 25 Aug. 1783. Fr.
f. 447.
Doctor A[dam] Mabanc; Montreal,
Sept. 1783, ff. 450, 452.
Alexander Blaine ; Carlisle, 1775, 1776,
ff. 484, 486, 492, 503.
William Wilson; Pittsburg, etc., 1775,
1776, ff. 488, 510.
Eph. Blaine; Fort Pitt, 8 Oct. 1775,
f. 489.
George Morgan, Superintendent of
Indians for the United States ; Lower
Shawnese Town, 1776, ff. 498, 519.
James Frazer ; Pittsburg, 1776, f. 500.
Ephraim Douglass; Kittanning, 1776,
ff. 501, 504.
Captain Matthew Elliott ; n.d., ff. 506,
517.
Michael Capell ; Fort Randolph, 3 Jan.
1777, f. 511.
At the end of this volume are some specimens of American paper
money. Two volumes. Paper. Folio.
21.846. Journal of Colonel Augustin Mottin de la Balme, Innpector
of Cavalry in the American fcervice, prisoner of war ; dat. 13 May,
1779. Fr. Paper. Octavo.
21.847. Pocket-book containing memoranda, taken from a rebel pri-
Boner; May, 1779. Paper. Duodecimo.
21,848. . Con REsroN PENCE of General Haldimand with Lieut.-Colonel
Thomas Carleton, Quartermaster-General ; Major Thomas Gamble,
Deputy-Quartermaster-General ; and Captain James Mauror, As-
sistant-Quartermaster-General; 1778-1784. A few letters are
included from —
6t. George Dupr^, of the Militia ; Mon-
ti-eal, 27 Deo. 1778. Fr. f. 50.
William Dummer Powell, attorney;
Montreal, 6 Jan. 1781, f. 134.
Coz, Mair, and Cox, army agents;
Craig's Court, 17 Apr. 1782, f.
219.
Lieut.-Colonel Henry Hope, Acting-
Quartermaster-Gcncral ; Quebec, etc.,
1783, ff. 309. 311.
Digitized
byGoogk
ADDITIONAL MSS., 21,849—21,886. 549
Cnptain Willism Wood; 12 Jaly [1783], J. P. La Violette, Captain of MUitia;
f. 326. BouclierviUe, 1783. ff. 332, 345, 346.
Captain John Barnes; Sorel, 14 July, William Gill; St. Bartholomew Lane,
1783, f. 328. Feb. [1783], L 417.
Paper. Folio.
21.849. Ketqrns of stores and other papers relating to the Qnarter-
master-Generars Department at Quebec; 1778-1783. Paper.
Folio.
21.850. Beturns, accounts, and other papers relating to the Depart-
ment of Captain D[iederick] Brehm, Barrackmaster-General of
Quebec ; including a few letters from Richard Murray, Deputy-
Barrackmaater-General ; Ken elm Chandler ; Thomas Chandler ;
Alexander Fisher; and other officers of that department; 1777-
1785. Paper. Folio.
21.851. Correspondence of General Haldimand with Nathaniel Day,
Commissary-General of Quebec ; 1778-1784. Among the enclo-
sures are letters from —
Henry Gallender; Quebec, 28 Sept.
1778. 4 Apr. 1779, fL 14. 82.
Isaac Winslow Clarke, Assistant-Com-
missary-General ; Montreal, 25 Nov.
1778, 4 Feb. 1780, ff. 28, 107.
William Shaw ; Montreal, 15 Jan. 1779,
f. 58.
Cadwr. Blaney, Assistant Commissary;
St John's, 14 Apr. 1780, 1 Mar. 1783,
ff. 158, 330.
John Jaffray ; Montreal, 12 June, 1780,
30 Aug. 1784, ff. 1G7, 351.
Neil McLean ; Carleton Island, 22
June, 1780, f. 169.
John Askin ; Michilimackinao, 29 July,
1780, f. 173.
James McGiU-; Montreal, 29 Aug. 1780,
f. 175.
James Grant; Quebec, 10 Apr. 1781,
f. 234.
Paper. Folio.
James Singer, Deputy Commissary;
Chambly, 11 Apr. 1781, f. 236.
Thomas Dennis, Assistant Commissary ;
Cedars, 21 Apr. 1781, f. 242.
Simon MoTavish ; Quebec, 1781, ff. 253,
255.
R. Boileau ; Chambly, 8 Dec. 1781. JFV.
f.261.
John Schank [Provincial Navy] ; Que-
bec. 8 Apr. 1782, f. 277.
George AUsopp ; Quebec, 27 May, 1782.
f. 316.
JohnCraigie, Deputy-Commissary-Gene-
ral : Quebec, 1783, 1784. ff. 337, 357,
365, 367.
Timothy Leonard; Niagara, 19 Aug.
1784, f. 349.
John Ferguson; Cataraqui, 1 Oct.
1784, f. 363.
21.852. Keturns of provisions in store at Quebec, and forwarded to
the Upper-Posts of Canada ; 1778-1784. Paper. Folio.
21.853. Monthly Returns of provisions issued from, and in store in
the Commissariat magazines of Canada; 1778-1783. Paper.
Large Folio.
21,854, 21,856. Contingent and current accounts, with other papers,
Digitized by
660
ADDITIONAL MSS., 21,866-21,862.
relating to the CommiBsariat of Canada ; 1767-1786. Two volumes.
Paper, Largo Folio.
21.856. Invoices of cargoes and letters of advice of stores shipped to
Canada; 1779-1784. Paper. Folio.
21.857. Correspondence of General Haldimand with Dr. Hugh Alex-
ander Kennedy, Inspector, and William Barr, Purveyor, of Hos-
pitals in Canada; 1778-1784; together with returns and accounts
of the general hospital at Three Rivers, and the hospitals at
Quebec, Montreal, etc. There are also letters from —
Dr. Bobert Knox; Montreal, 24 June,
1778, f. 9.
Pcnnell Cole, Army Surgeon; Three
Rivers, 1779-1782, ff. 42, 59, 63.
254.
Richard Mouington, Apothecary to tho
Forces; Three Rivers, 19 Jan. 1781,
17 Oct 1782, ff. 122. 222.
Captain Andrew Hoss, Slat Regt. ; So-
rcl, 4 Aug. 1781, f. 148.
Paper. Folio.
Dr. Adam Mabane, Judge; Quebec, 12
Oct. 1782, f. 213.
Captain W[illiam] Chambers, Provincial
Navy ; Bt. John's, 19 Jan. 1782, f.
264.
Joseph Pearce, Surgeon's mate; 25 Jan.
1783, f. 289.
Georgo Holland and George Longmorc,
Hospital mates; Three Rivers, 1783,
ff. 825, 335.
21,858, 21,859. Pai^ers and accounts of the Receiver-General's De-
partment, Quebec ; 1777-1788. There are a few original letters
intei-spersed, chiefly from William Grant, Dcputy-Keceiver-General,
and Thomas Dunn, Paymaster of Incidental Contingencies, etc.;
and also from Captain Edward Abbott, Lieut.-Govemor of St.
Vincenne, Vol. I., f. 16 ; II., f. 102 ;— Jenkin Williams, Solicitor-
General of Quebec, Vol. II., f. 165 ; — John Wigglesworth and Philip
Deare; Audit Oflice, London, Vol. II., ff. 284r-300 ;— Brigadier-
General Allan Maclean, Vol. IF., f.301 ; and others. Two volumes.
Paper. Folio.
21,860. CorbbspondenlE of General Haldimand with Hugh Finlay,
Deputy-Postmasler-General for the Province of Quebec; 1778-
1784, ff. 1-399 ; and with Thomas Ainslie, Collector of Customs ;
1777-1782, ff. 400-479. Among the enclosures are a few letters from
the " maitres de poste and from Captain John Barnes, At-sistant-
Quartermaster-General, f. 216 ; and Dr. A [dam] Mabane, Judge of
Common Pleas ; Quebec, ff. 386, 390. Paper. Folio.
21 861. Statistics of the trade of Quebec, with statements of the
duties arising therefrom, c<c. ; 1768-1783. Paper. Folio.
21,862. CouRESPONDENCE of General Haldimand with Major Nicholas
Cox, Lieut.-Govemor, and Felix O'llara, Judge of C( nimon I'lcas
of Gahpee and its dependencies; with enclosures and returns;
1774-1786. There are also original letters from William Smith;
Digitized by
ADDITIONAL MSS., 21,863—21,866. 551
Bonaventure, 1778, fF. 25, 31; — ^Eobert Adams; Bo naventure,
10 June, 1779, f. 43 ;~George Geddes ; Piercie, 3 Jan. 1784, f. 108 ;
—Charles Kobin; Pasp^biac, 1784, ff. 118, 124, 126;— J. M. Bourg,
PrStre ; Bestigouch, 1784. Fr. ff. 128, 136 ; and others. Paper.
Folio.
21.863. CoBRBSPONDBNCB of General Haldimand with James Monk,
Attorney-General of the Province of Quebec ; 1778-1784. Paper.
Folio.
21.864. 1. Letters, etc,^ of Peter Livius, Chief Justice of Quebec ;
1777, 1778, f. 1.
2. Correspondence of General Haldimand with Dr. Adam Mabane and
Thomas Dunn [Judges of Common Pleas of Quebec], and Jenkin
Williams [Solicitor-General], Commissioners for executing the
Office of Chief Justice in the same province ; 1778-1784, f. 16.
Paper. Folio.
21,866. Papers and letters relating to Pierre du Calvet and Boyer PiUon,
or Pellon, imprisoned on a chaise of corresponding with the rebels ;
1776-1786. The letters are written by the prisoners, and by —
Benjn. Slaoke, engineer ; 8oiel, 26 Apr.
1779, f. 15.
Hestel do Booville, Jadge of Common
Ploaa; Montreal [1779]. Fr, f. 19.
Dr. A[dam] Mabane, Judge of Common
Pleaa at Quebec ; Three Eivers, 28
Aug. 1779, f. 21.
Captain Luc Scbmid; Yamaskn, 16 May,
1780. Fr. f. 29.
Major Jabiz Pritchard, Now York Eogi-
ment; Ponghkeep8ie.8 Juno, 1780, f.30.
Major Chr. Carleton; Chambly, etc.,
1780, flf. 31, 33, 57.
Azariab Pritchard; St. John's, etc.,
1780, ff. 35, 55.
Captain William Monsell, 29th Regt.;
St John's, 13 Aug. 1780, f. 36.
Fred. Pellon [son of the prisoner];
Pointe Claire, 15 Sept. 1780. Fr,
f.54.
Brigadier-General Allan Maclean ; Mon-
treal, 1780. ff. 59, 61, 69.
Michel Hamel [prisoner]; Chambly, 30
Sept. 1780. Fr, f. 63.
Louis Jossomme; Quebec, efe., 1780-
1782. Fr. ff. 77, 81, 176, 182.
Paper. Folio.
21,866. Letters of Pierre Roubaud, a Jesnit, chiefly addressed to
Greneral Haldimand ; with other papers, relative to his claims on
[Uraule] Leblanc Babuty ; 24 Got 1780.
Fr, ff.93, 101.
Captain Francis Le Maistre ; Montreal,
1780, ff. 97, 108, 118.
Marguerite Yallee Cazean; Montreal,
28 Dec. 1780. Fr. f. 131.
Lieut.-Coloncl Henry Caldwell; Bel-
mont, 23 June, 1784, f. 197.
Captain John Schank [Provincial
Navy]; Quebec, 29 June, 1784, f. 199.
J[ohn] Fraser, Judge of Common Pleas ;
Montreal, 1784, 1785. Fr. ff. 238,244.
Jolin Coore, solicitor; Winchester
Street, 1785, 1586, ff. 243 b, 256, 258,
266, 271.
F[ran9ois] Baby, of the Legislative
Council; Quebec^ June, 1585. Fr,
ff. 260, 262.
Joseph White; Lincoln's Inn, 1 July,
1785, f. 268.
Chamberlayne ; Lincoln's Inn, «.a.,
f.270.
Patrick Sinclair [Lieut.-Govemor of Mi-
chilimackinao] ; London, «.a., f. 273.
Jenkin Williams, Clerk of the Council ;
Quebec, 9 Nov. 1786, f. 275.
Digitized
byGoogk
5o2
ADDITIONAL MSS., 21,867—21,873.
the British Government; 1771-1787. Fr, and Eng. There are
also letters from Hugh Finlay, of the Legislative Council ; Quebeoi,
11 Nov. 1784, f. 16;— Philipo Eochebiaue ; Quebec, 21 Jan. 1785.
Fr, f. 20 ;— and Adhemar ; London, 10 Mar. 1785. Fr. S. 26.
Paper. Folio.
21.867. 1. Papers relating to a complaint made by Joseph Despin, of
St. Fian^ois, against Major do Earner, of the German Legion
serving in Canada, 1778 ; comprising letters of the parties, depo-
sitions, etc., and letters of Bngadier-General Gustav de Ehrenkrook,^
f. 52 ; and James Monk, Attorney-General of Quebec, f. 54. JPV.,
Ger., and Eng, ff: 1-55.
2. "Papers relating to the Cartel sloop ** Sally," from Boston, and her
• pa^8engers; 1778-1781, f. 56. Amongst tbem a^e letters -from
John Avery, Secretary of the Council ; Boston, 5 July, -1780, f. 63 ;
— Shnbael CoOk'and Thomas Mayhew, master and mate ot the
Sally ';" 20 Nov. 1780, ff. 72, 73 ;— ThomasPayson and J. Freeman ;.
Brigantine St. Peter," 22 Nov. 1780, f. 7^;— and James Collimj,*
cotnmanding the American man-of-War "Cumberland;'' 28 Aug.
1778, flF. 89, 90. ' • '
Paper. Folio.
21.868. Memoranda by General Haldimand of various Events, princi-
pally relating to the case of the llofi. John Cochrane, Agent to the
Remitters of Public Money in Canada ; 1778-1784. * Pa'J)er. Sn^all
Quarto,
21.869. Copies of the correspondence of General H^^ldimand with the
Hon. John Cochrane and David Gordon, Agent6 to the Remitters of
Public Money ; and of other papers relating to money transactions ;
1779-1784. Paper. Folio.
21.870. 21,871. CoRRiOTONDExcE of General Haldimand with the Hon.
John Cochrane, agent to Messrs. Harley and Drummond, Bemittera
of Publie Money ; with other papers relative to the prosecution of
the same agent, on account of his speculations with the public
money; 1779-1784. Interspersed are letters from Messrs. Drum-
mond and Jordan, agenta. Vol. I., f. 1 ; Messrs. Harley and Drum-
mond ; David Gordon, agent ; and J[ames] Monk, Attoniey-G^neral
of Quebec. Two volumes. Paper. Folio,
21.872. Copies of the proceedings in the suit of General Haldimand
against the Hon. John Cochrane; 1779-1784. Paper. Folio.
21.873. Memoriat^ addressed to General Haldimand by officers and
soldiers of the army ; 1778-178L Paper. Folio.
Digitized by
ADDITIONAL MSS., 21,874-21,886.
553
21,874, 21,875. Similar Memorials from tho Provincial Corps and
• lioyaliste of Canada; 1777-1785. Two volumes. Paper. Folio.
21.876. Similar Memorials from the Indian and Naval Departments
, of Canada; 1776-1784. Paper. Folio.
21.877. Similar Memorials from civilians in Canada; 1777-1785.
Paper. Folio.
21,878, 21,879. Similar Memorials from French inhabitants of Canada;
1778-1784. Two volumes. Paper. Folio.
21.880. 1. Speeches of General Haldimand to the Legislative Council
of Quebec, with the addresses of that body to the Governor; 1779-
1784, f.^1.
2. Addresses of the inhabitants of various towns of-'Canada to General
- Haldimand, with answers; 1778-1784, f. 92.
:3. Forms of commissions, advertisements, etc,, printed for the public
• service of Canada ; 1778-1784, f. 174.
Paper. Folio.
21.881. Copies of letters of instruction- left by General Haldimand to
Brigadier-GijBneral St^ Legor, on giving up the command of the
forces in the province of Quebec ; 16 Nov. 1 784. Paper. Quarto.
21.882. 1 . FoR&^ of warrants, commissions, passes, etc., used in Canada;
1777-1785," f. 4. .
2. Lists of ofiBoers- employed in various departments in Canada; 1783,
1784, f. 50. . .
Paper. iFolio.
21.883. 1. Papers concerning the tenures of "Foy et Homage'' in
Canada; 1771-1784. Fr. f. 1. .
2. Papers relative to the barony of Longueil and other seigneuries in
Canada, with legal opinions of James Monk, Attorney-General of
Quebec, Judge P. Panet, and Mr. Cugnet, barrister ; 1778-1782.
Fr. and Eng. f. 40.
3. Memorials from the convents of nuns at Montreal and Quebec, etc.,
concerning tbe "Foy et Homage "and the "Quint;" 1781. Fr.
f. 94.
Paper. Folio.
21.884. Valuation of fiefs and seigneuries in the districts of Montreal
and Quebec; 1781, 1782. Paper. Large Folio.
21.885. Miscellaneous papers, chiefly relating to Canada; 1777-1787.
Among the signatures that occur are those of P[atrick] Henry,
Governor of Virginia, f. 11 ; General George Clinton, Governor of
Digitized by
554
ADDITIONAL MSS., 21,886—21,897.
New York, f. 33 ; and Thomas Jefferson, Governor of Virginia [after-
wards President of the United States], f. 75. Paper. Folio.
21.886. List of plans, chiefly of places in America. Paper ; xviuth
cent. Quarto.
21.887. General inventory of General Haldimand's papers relating
to Canada; 1778-1784. Paper. Octavo.
21.888. Inventobies and indexes of General Haldimand's papers
relating to Canada ; 1778-1784. Paper. Folio.
21.889. Private memorandum-books of General Haldimand; 1756-
1778. Paper. Duodecimo.
21.890. Private diary of the same for Jan.-Feb. 1786, and Apr.-
Aug. 1790. Fr, Paper. Octavo.
21.891. Private diary of the same for Feb.-May, 1786, and Jan.-
June, 1787. Fr, Paper. Quarto.
21.892. Private diary of the same for May-Dec. 1789, and Feb.-
Mar. 1790. Fr. Paper. Duodecimo.
21.893. Reasons and uses of the Georgian Calendar, and of Octave
Computation or Natural Arithmetic ; by the Rev, Hugh Jones,
M.A., Minister of Jamestown, Virginia. Paper; xviiith cent.
Quarto.
21.894. "Analysis logica libri prirai Elementorum Euclidis," etc.;
"Franequerea [Franeker in Friesland], 1747, 1748." Paper.
Folio.
21.895. Mathematical treatise on the parabola, ellipsis, and hyper-
bola ; in three books. Fr. Paper ; xviiith cent. Folio.
21.896. Letters relating to the family of James Stuart, the Old
Pretender, 1726-1745, from—
1. W[illiam] C[onnock] to Timon Connock ; St. Germain, 14 Jan.
and 11 Feb. 1726, and 26 May, 1727, ff. 1, 3, 11.
2. [Blaise Henri do Corte?] Baron de Walef; Walef, 26 Aug. and
8 Oct. 1726. Fr. ff. 6, 7.
3. Le C[hovalier] de B[ourke?] to Timon Connock; Paris, 5 May,
1727. -FV. f. 9.
4. Colonel D[aniel] Obryen [self-styled 4th Viscount O'Brien] to M. de
Boulogne [Intendant of Finance]; Paris, 14 Oct. 1728, lb Jan.
1736, 14 Mar. 1745. Fr. ff. 13-15.
Paper. Quarto.
21.897. •* MACARiiE ExaniUM, or the destruction of Cyprus, contain-
ing the last war, and conquest of that kingdom ; written originally
in Syriack by Philotas Phyloxypros, translated into Latin by
ADDITIONAL MSS., 21,898-21,906.
555
Gratianus Ragallus, P.R., and now made into English by [Colonel]
C[liarle8] 6 K[elly], a.d. 1692." A history of the conquest of
Ireland by William III., the names of persons and places being
expressed by pseudonyms. With a glossary. Paper. Folio.
21.898. Collections from various early English historians, relating to
the crown, succet^sion, and prerogative ; said to be in the handwriting
of Sir Christopher Hatton, Bart., of Long Stanton ; written at the
beginning of the xviith century. See Add. MS. 16,573. Paper.
Folio.
21.899. Infobmazion de los suoesos de Aragon en los anos de 1590
y 1591 ; por causa de Antonio Perez, secretario de Estado que fu6
del S. Key Dn. Phelipd segundo. .... Por Lupercio Leonardo de
Argensola, Secretario que fue de la Emperatriz Maria de Austria,
Beina de Boemia y Yngria, Chronista maior del Bey N.S. en la
Corona de Aragon ; esciita k instancia de los Diputados del Beyno
de Aragon, de es(6 aiio de 1604." Paper. Folio.
21.900. 1. " HisTORiA Memorable del Principe Don Carlos, hijo piimo-
genito del Bey D. Phelipe 11. de Espana," f. 1,
2. " Adiciones de Autor Anonymo k la Historia antecodente," f. 80.
3. "Di8cur80 de ]a Vida del Ill~» y Bev™* Senor D. Martin Perez de
Ayala, del orden de Santiago, Arzobispo de Valencia, hasta ocho
dias antes que muriese [1566]. Esorito por el mismo Senor Arzo-
bispo," etc.^ f. 97.
Paper; transcribed by Francisco Xavier de Santiago Palomares;
1769. Folio.
21.901. Alkoran, in Latin, with notes. A translation by Dr. Thomas
Greaves, of Corpus Christi College, Oxford, Beadcr of Arabic in
1637. It contains Chapters 1-29, 80, and 81 ; and is said to be
in the handwriting of the translator. Paper. , Quarto.
21.902. Tales and poems in Polish, viz, : — " The Fiddler and the Beggar-
woman ; Ladislaus and Helena ; and an Elegy on the Death of an
Infant, by Leo Bymarkiewicz. Printed in 1852.** Paper. Quarto.
Presented by Lieut, Alexander Badtoan Bypinski,
Far description of No. 21,903, see the Catalogm of Oriental MSS.
21.904. Pr^fatio in Monumenta Britannica." A preface to a series
of transcripts from the papal registers relating to England, Scotland,
and Ireland, down to the year 1759, made under the direction of
the Abbate Marino Marini. See Add. MSS. 15,351-15,400. Paper ;
circa 1825. Folio. Transferred from ihe State Paper Office.
21.905. Papeus relating to the transcription of the Monumenta Bri-
556
ADDITIONAL MSS., 21,906-21,918.
tannica, comprising copies of letters, tables of the contents of some
of the volumes, and original letters from —
1. W[illiam] Howley, Bishop of London ; 30 Mar. 1825, f. 7.
2. [Christian Charles Josias] Chevalier de Bunsen [Prussian Charg6
d' Affaires at Rome], to W. R. Hamilton ; 7 May, 1825-18 June, 1826,
ff. 8, 10, 14, 16, 20, 24.
3. Henry Petrie, Keeper of the Records at the Tower, to the same ;
27 Feb. 1826, 25 June and 17 July, 1827, ff. 18, 27, 28.
4. W[illiam] R[ichard] Hamilton [late Minister Plenipotentiary at the
Court of Naples] to H. Hobhouse ; Chelsea, 8 Apr, 1827, f. 26.
Paper ; xixth cent. Folio. Transferred as above.
21.906. Papers relating to Christ Church Cathedral, Canterbury : com-
prising accounts of the lands and rectories belonging to that church,
chiefly in the county of Kent, arranged alphabetically ; and copies
of letters of archbishops, secretaries of state, and others, with papers
from 1636 to 1760. Most of the papers are written by one hand,
probably that of the Rev. Thomas Tanner [son of the Bishop of
St. Asaph], Prebendaiy of Canterbury [ob, 1786]. A legal opinion
of R[andle] Wilbraham occurs, ff. 50, 51. Paper. Large Folio.
21.907. Autograph sonnet of Michel Agniolo Buonarotti. Ital.
Paper ; xvith cent. Small Quarto. Transferred from the Diriment
of Prints and Dratoings,
21.908. Albii Tibulli carmina cum glossis. Libb. lY. At the end
are a few miscellaneous epigrams. A shield of arms, with the
. initials B. Q., is at the foot of the first page. Vellum ; xvth cent.
Octavo.
21.909. 1. HoAJE B. Marias Yirginis, cum kalendario prtemisso, f. 1.
2. Ofl&cium Crucis parvum, f. 79.
3. Ofi&cium Spiritus Sancti, f. 82 b.
4. Vigiliee mortuorum, f. 86.
5. Psalmi poenitentiales, f. 1 28.
6. Litania et orationes, f. 141.
Vellum ; xvth cent. ; with numerous miniatures and borders in the
French style. A coat of arms is emblazoned in the first border.
Bound in morocco, with gold tooling, and with gauffered edges.
Duodecimo.
21.910. P. ViRGiLii Maronis Aeneidos, libb. I.-VIII. v. 161, with
notes. In the sixth book, w. 451-817 are wanting. Vellum;
xith cent. On f. 1 is written in a hand of the xiiith cent., " Liber
de Rindorp Majori." Folio.
For descriptions of Nos. 21,911, 21,912, see the Catalogue ofOrientai MSS.
21,913. Miscellaneous, historical and legal papers ; 1609-1650, viz. : —
l.Copy of a letter of James I. of England to the States-General of
ADDITIONAL MSS., 21,914—21,920.
667
Holland, respecting his subjects serving in their army ; 9 May,
1609. Fr, f. 1.
2. Summary of proceedings between the Ambassadors of England and
France, and of Spain, and the Archdukes, at Antwerp, respecting
a truce between Spain and Holland ; 14 Mar. 1609. Fr. f. 3.
15. Drafts of accounts of the Receiver-GeneraVs department, many of
the items relating to expenses of the marriage of the Princess
Elizabeth with the Pnnce Palatine ; 23 Dec. 1612-6 Feb. 1612[3],
f. 11.
4. Papers relating to the suit of John Blomer v. Edward Hungerford,
Ent., and others, concerning lands in East-leach Martin, co.
Gloucester, formerly in the possession of the Priory of Great
Malvern, co. Worcester ; July, 1633, f. 15.
6. Accounts of payments of wages and allowances out of the Ex-
chequer ; 1649, 1650, f. 38.
Paper. Large Folio.
21,914. Commentary, in Laiin^ on the Epistles and Gospels appointed
for Sundays and Holy-days; with prefaces and short glossaries.
Imperfect^ extending from Christmas-eve to the Fifth Sunday after
Easter. Vellum; xth cent. Folio.
21,915« P* A. Tkrentii comoedisB sex, with notes. Vellum ; circa
1490-1500. With ornamental letters in the German style. On the
covers are insetted oval medallions, stamped on leather, represent-
ing " Justitia " and " Lucretia." A coat of arms occui-s on the
second leaf. Quarto.
21.916. Mappemonde Spiritueli.e, written by Johan Germain, Bishop
of Chalons-sur-Saone, and dedicated to Philip the Good, Duke of
Burgundy, a.d- 1449. Vellum. Quaito.
21.917. ViTiE Sanctorum, auctore Adsone Abbate Luxovieuhi. A short
historj' of the Abbey of Luno to the year 990 occui*s after the life
of S Deicolus, f. 57. Imperfect; and some of the leaves torn.
Vellum; late xth cent. Small Folio.
21.918. Opera Nicolai de Clamangiis, Cantoris Baiocensiy, cam epi-
stolis. It belonged to " Johannes do Pino, Prior prioratus S. Ado-
grini [Balmeusis] ; 6 Maii, 1510/' A coat of arms is emblazoned on
ff. 1 and 45. Paper ; xvth cent. Folio.
21.919. RECUfiiL DE Pieces ; copies of papers relating to French History ;
1560-1577. Paper. Folio.
' 21,920. List of the French knights of Malta; 1525-1G70 ; arranged
alphabetically' in three parts. Paper; xviith cent. With a book-
plate of the arraa of the Vicomto de Beauharnois. Folio.
558
ADDITIONAL MSS., 21,921-21,929.
21.921. The Four Gospels, in Latin; with prefaces. Imperfect.
Vollum. Written in Germany in the xth or xith cent. The cover is
ornamented with plates of copper gilt, with an image of Christ in
the centre, and enameled corner pieces ; the borders studded with
large crystals. Qnarto.
21.922. Letter-book of Sir Bichard Norton, Bart., Deputy-Lieutenant
of Hampshire; 1625-1640; with additions for 1600-1662. Paper.
Folio.
21.923. Genealogia dominoriim de Sancto Johanne de Basing: ex-
tracts from ancient documents, with arms. Dedicated to William
Taulet, Marquess of Winchester, and Lord of St. John, Lord High
Treasurer, K.G., by William Bowyer. The crest of the Marquess
is stamped on the covers. Paper. Folio.
21.924. The Arraignment of [Kobert Deveroux] Earl of Essex and
[Henry Wriothesley] Earl of Southampton, in Westminster Hall, on
Thursday, 19 Feb. 1600[1]. Paper ; xviith cent. Small Folio.
21.925. Catalogues of libraries in the Islands of Minorca and
Majorca. Span. : —
1. The Convent of Jesus at Mahon, f. 2.
2. The Franciscans at Ciudadela, f. 19.
3. The Convent of St. Augustine at Ciudadela, and others, f. 41>.
4. [The Franciscans of Ciudadela] at A layer, f. 51.
5. The Convent of St. Augustine at Ciudadela, f. 53.
6. The Convent of San Diego at Alayor, f. 57.
7. Dr. Euby, f. 65.
8. Dr. Jayme Andreu de Mahon, f. 71.
Paper ; xviiith cent. Folio.
21.926. PsALTKBiUM cum canticis, etc,, kalendario preBraisso. Vellum ;
late xiiith cent. ; with richly- ornamented initials and borders in gold
and colours, and with numerous miniatures, executed in England.
At the beginning is the note, "Liber Johannis de Gmndissono
Episcopi Exoniensis. Consecratus anno Domini mcccxxvij**, obijt
anno 1369%" with the Bishop's arms; and on f. 6 is the " obiit " of
the same, 15 July, with the addition, " qui istud psalterium legauit
nobilissime domine domine Isabelle filie quondam Regis Anglic
Edwardi tercii." The inscription " J. de G." occurs at f. 26. Quarto.
21.927. Psalterium cum canticis et orationibus, et horis de Sancta
Maria ; kalendario praemisso. Imperfect, Vellum ; xiith cent. With
initial letters in colours. Apparently written by Benedictine
monks for some house in the province of York. Quarto.
For description of No. 21,928, see the Catalogue of Oriental MSS.
21,929. Part I. of a Grammar of the Siamese or Htai language, by
ADDITIONAL MSS., 21,930—21,946.
559
Domer Augustus Chase, Captain, Bengal Army. Paper; xixth
cent. Quarto. Presented by the Author.
21,930. ** Catalogue des livres du cabinet de Monsieur do Moligny ;
1776," by F. F. Fyot. Paper; with arms on the title page. In
the original binding. Small Quarto.
21,93L 1. Lists of testators registered in the office of the Island Secre-
tary, Jamaica; 1663-ciVca 1700, and 1731-1760, ff. 2, 13.
2. List of mairiages on record in the parishes of St. Catherine and
St. Andrew, Jamaica; 1606-1679, f. 8.
Paper. Folio. Presented by G. E. Long, Esq.
For descriptions o/Nos. 21,932-21,934, see the Catalogue of Oriental MSS.
21.935. Historical notes and meditations, by Kehemiah Wallington,
a Puiitan; 1588-1640. Autograph, There is another volume in
the handwriting of the same, MS. Sloane 1,457 ; and a third in the
Guildhall Library. Paper. Small Quarto.
21.936. CflARTKES, Loix, et Coutumes de Hainault. A code of laws
given by the Emperor Charles V., to his province of Hainault; dat.
15 Mar. 1533. In two parts. Paper. Folio.
21.937. "Den Waepen-Boeck van Gunslo Billel, Aut Sohepen der
Stede van Ghendt; anno 1662." Containing arms in colours of the
principal royal and noble families of Europe, executed about 1540-
1550. Paper. Folio.
21.938. I.Armoiries des Chevaliers de I'ordre de la Thoison d'Or,
jusqu'a 1546, f. 1.
2. Genealogies des Pays-Bas, f. 41.
Paper; xvith and xviith centt. On f. 6 is a note that the book
belonged to "Dom Philippe d'Assignies, Religieu de Cambron,
1654." Folio.
21.939. LiVKE de I'ordre de la Thoison d'Or, jusqu'4 1559 ; contain-
ing the names, titles, and arms of the knights, with accounts of the
chapters of the Order. Paper ; xvith and xviith centt. Folio.
21.940. " Hjstoire g^n^rale de TOrdre du Saint Esprit." Presented to
" Monseigneurle Comte de Maurepas, grand Tresorier de Ford re du
Saint Esprit, par son tres humble serviteur Le pere Bouges rel.
Aug." In the original French binding, with the royal arms
stamped on the covers. Paper ; xvmth cent. Folio.
21,941-21,944. Gen^alogie et Armoiries de la Famille de Triest, et de
ses Allies, with arms in colours. French and Dutch, Four volumes.
Paper ; xviith cent. Folio.
21,946. CiiRONOLOGiA Praelatorum seu Pra&positorum insignis Ecclosisa
560
ADDITIONAL MSS., 21,946, 21,947.
Collegiatee et Parochialis B. Marias Virginia, Brugis Plandrorum ;
per Johannem Vander Stricht, Praepositum xlij. a.d. 1745;" conti-
nued to 1789, with arms in colours. Vellum. Oblong Duodecimo.
21,946. Original certificate of the ecclesiastical assessment in the
diocese of Canterbury, made by Archbishop W'arham for Cardinal
Wolsey; dat. 12 Nov. 14 Hen. VIII. [1522.] Paper. In the
original vellum cover. Folio.
21,947-21,951. Correspondence and papers of Charles Stustrt, 4th
Duke of Kichmond, and 6th Duke of Lennox ; 1644-1672. Five
volumes. Paper. Folio.
21,947. Vol. I. 1. Letters to the
1661-1670, from—
Roger Payne ; Gobham Hall, etc.^ 1661-
1669, ff. 1, 174, 220, 223, 241, 252, 272.
[Anthony Ashley Cooper] Lord Ashley
[afterwards Earl of Shaftesbury] ; dat.
18 June. 1661, 9 Aug. 1669, ff. 3, 247.
J. Steuart; Edinburgh, 1664-1668, ff. 6,
12, 158, 171, 172.
8ir George McKenzie, Bart., one of the
Lords of Session [afterwards Earl of
Cromarty]; Edinburgh,160ct.l6U2,f.9.
[William Cochrane] Lord Cochrane
[afterwards Earl of Dundonald];
Edinburgh, etc., 1664-1668, ff. 10, 103,
154, 169.
E. Levingstone [the Duke's half-sister
and daughter of Lord Nowburgh];
Nocton, 24 Apr. [1665], 11 May [1666],
ff. 14, 31.
John Jepbson; Cork, etc., 1665-1668^
ff. 16, 29, 39, 41, 146, 185.
F. WaLiinghflm; York Place, 1665-
1668, ff. 18-27, 187, 199.
Charles II. ; signature to an order, coun-
ter&igned by Sir William Morrice, Ent,
Secretary of State; 25 June, 1666, f. 33.
The Privy Council; June, July^ 1666,
ff. 35, 37.
[Georgo Monk] Duke of Albemarle;
Cockpitt, 12 Jan. 16G6[7], f. 43.
Dr. [Leolino] Jei]ikins, Kut [Judge of the
Court of Admiralty]; 14 Feb. 1666[71
f. 45.
[Henry Bennet] Lord Arlington, Secre-
tary of Slate; 16 Feb. 166f, 4 and
16 Sept. 1669, ff. 46, 258, 264.
J. Atkins; Castle Cornett, 1667, ff. 47,
59, 149.
Duke of Eichmond and Lentios;
Eliz. Myddleton ; 3 Mar. 1666[7], f. 49 .
John Constable; [11 M^ir. 166f], f. 52.
[Henry Jermyn] Earl of St. Alban[8] ;
Paris, etc., 1667, 1668, ff. 53, 55, 123,
153, 213.
W. Swann ; Edinburgh, etc., 8 May-13
July, 1667, ff. 57, 77, 98.
Her. Lunsford; Wejrmouth, 25 May
[16671 61.
Ed. Randolph; Ediuburgh, 6 June, 1667,
Cromarty, 22 June, .1668, ff. 63, 190.
Ewen Johnson; Dover Road, 7 June,
1607, f. 65.
John Borcman; Edinburgh, 1667, 166|,
ff. 67, 109, 111, 115, 138, 144, 156, 160,
165, 184.
Sir Cpiftrles] Bickerstaffe ; London, etc.,
9 July, 22 Aug. 1667, ff. 69. 128.
Colonel Dudley Sands; 18 [June, 1667],
f. 71.
Captain M. Forster [two of the letters
being signed "Mufti**]; London,
1667-1669, ff. 73, 75, 81, 87, 195, 229.
W. Thursby ; 28 June, 1667, f. 75.
Capti\in Humphrey Coningesby ; Leilh,
3 July, 1667, f. 79.
Captain Edward Fox ; London, 8 July,
12 Aug. 1667, ff. 83, 113.
[ ] Ross ; 9 July, 1667, f. 85.
[Edward H>de] Earl of Clarendon [Lord
Chancellor] ; 11 July, 1667, f. 89.
William Bright; Fowey, 11 July, 1067,
f. 9L
Will. Freman; Dover Castle, 11 July,
1607, f. 93.
John Hoodc, Governor of Dover Cnstle :
12 July, 1667, f. 95.
Digitized by
ADDITIONAL MSS., 21,947.
George Pley, jauior; Weymouth, 12
July. 1667, f. 99.
Walter Tucker; Lyme, July-Aug. 1667,
ff. 101, 107, 136.
Gil. Alford; Lyme Regis, 20 July, 1667,
f. 105.
Major Robert Bone; Mamhil, 17 Aug.
1667, f. 116.
George Pley, senior ; Weymouth, 19 Aug.
1667, f. 118.
Samuel Cooke ; [Aug. 1667], f. 120.
John Coplcston; Westminster, Aug.
1667. ff. 121, 141.
Richard Brett; 20 Aug. 1667, f. 124.
William Wyseman ; Ro[chester], 21 Aug.
1667, f. 126.
William Richards; London, 25 Aug.
1667, f. 130.
Wplliam] Lord Widdrington; 25 Aug.
[1667], f. 132.
F[raneis] H[awley], 1st Baron Hawlcy ;
London, 27 Aug. [1667], f. 139.
W. Sheldon ; Castle Comett, Guernsey,
12 Nov. 1667, f. 147.
Colonel Ed. Cooke; Dublin, 26 Nov.
1667, f. 151.
Sir Thos. Bond, Bt. ; Paris, 21 Dec. 1667,
Coulombe, 11 June, 1669, ff. 162,
225.
Lt.-Col. Henry Butler; 8 Jan. 1607[8],
f. 167.
Captiiin Robert Coker; Mappowder, 10
Feb. 1667[8], f. 176.
[James Douglas-Hamilton] Earl of Ar-
ran [sou of the Duke of Hamilton];
Dublin, 24 Ft-b. 1667[8]-17 Mar.
1668, ff, 178, 182, 215.
Sir Thomas Peyton [of Knowlton], Bart. ;
St. James's, 29 June, 1668, f. 191.
The Commissioners of tho Treasury;
23 July, 1668, f. 193.
James Hickes; Letter Office, 81 Aug.
1668, f. 198.
[James Douglas] 2nd Marquess of Dou-
glas; Paris, 13 Oct. 1668, 8 Feb.
1670, ff. 201, 290.
Sir Samuel Morland, Bart.; 14 Nov.
1668-2 Feb. 1669, ff. 204, 208, 217.
[Arthur Capel] Earl of Essex ; London
and Copenhagen, May, 1669 -June
[1670], ff. 218, 281, 314, 322.
Dr. Griffet; n.d. Fr. f. 227.
[John Granville] Earl of Bath ; White-
hall, 8 July, 9 Aug. 1669, ff. 235. 245.
MSS.— 1857.
F[ranoe3 Tere&e] Duchess of Rich-
mond and Lennox; Ci>bhnm, July-
Sept. 1669, ff. 237, 253, 257, 259.
[George Digby] Earl of B[ristol] ; Lon-
don, July, 1669, f. 239.
Thomas Arundell ; Bourdeaax, Au«,'.
1669-Dec. 1670, ff. 244, 274-280, 283,
306. 325, 330.
Sir Joseph Williamson, Knt. [afterwards
Secretary of State]; Whitehall, 30
Aug. 1669, f. 255.
Sir Thomas Clifford, Bart, [afterwards
1st Baron Clifford]; Hampton Court,
16 Sept. 1669, f. 262.
[Major Manl(!y]; Rochester, 18 Sept.
1669, f. 208.
[Henry de Bourbon] Due de Vemeuil ;
21 Sept. [1669]. Fr. f. 270.
R[alph] Montagu [afterwards Duke of
Montagu], Ambassador to the Court of
France; Paris, Jan. 1660[70], f. 285.
Colonel Al. Monro ; Lisle, etc., Feb.-
Mar. 1670, ff. 288, 294, 302.
W. Stuart; Lille, 10 Feb , 14 Mar. [1670],
ff. 292, 300.
Sir William Davidson, Bai-t. ; Dordrecht,
4 Mar. 1670, f. 296.
J. Hall ; 20 Mar. 1660[70], f. 304.
Sir H[enry] Do Vic, Bart., Chancellor of
the Garter; Windsor Castle, Mar..
Apr. 1G70, ff. 310, 312.
Ed. Robirts ; Canterbury, 25 May, 1670,
f. 316.
Sir George Maxwell, Bart. ; Tjondon,
25 May, Edinburgh, 28 Dec. 1670,
ff. 318, 336.
E. O'Brien ; Billing, 26 May, 1670, f. :i20.
Na. Tilson ; 3 Oct. 1670, f. 323.
J. Lnchton (?); Glasgow, 6 Nov., Gre-
nock, 8 Doc. 1070, ff. 328, 332.
Amos Bt are ; Portmahoue, 20 Nov. 1670,
f. 329.
Sir Hugh Wyndham, Burt; 17 Dec.
1670, f. 334.
Fr. Whitaker; 30 Dec. 1670, f. 337.
Ww. WUdigos; Paris, 31 Dec. 1670, f. 339.
Fr. Johnson ; Spalding, 31 Dec. 1 670. f. 341 .
.Es8[ex, wife of Edward, 1st Lord] Griflaii ;
[1670], f. 344.
Mrs. C. Thomsone ; Leith, 9 Aug. [1670],
f. 346.
J. Horvey ; [1670 ?J f. 348.
S. Stuart; [1670?], f. 352.
Cbistannce Ploy; [1670?], f. 354.
2 0
Digitized by
562
ADDITIONAL MSS., 21,948.
2. Letters fiom —
a. Na. Tilson to Ranald Grahme; 9 Sept. 1662, f. 7.
b. William Stewart to the Duchess of Richmond and Lennox ; Edin-
burgh, 4 Jan. 1608, f. 211.
e.A. Clinkard to Charles BickerstaflFe ; Lynton, 14 Mar. 16|^,
f. 298.
Copies of a few of the Duke*s answers are interspersed.
21,948. Vol. IL; 1671-1673:—
Fr. Whltaker ; Jan.-Mar. 167f, and 6 Feb.
167J, ff. J , 3, 7, 13, 18, 24, 29, 32, 39, 468.
E. De La Yal [the Duke's half-sisti r,
daughter of Lord Ncwburgh] ; Jan.-
Nov. 1671, ff. 5, 22, 60, 70, 74, 101, 136.
William Bicharda ; London, etc, 2 Feb.
167?; Aug.-Dec. 1672, ff. 9, 271, 418,
423, 450.
Robert CJoker ; Mapowder, 4 Feb. 1670[1],
f. 11.
J. Wrenham; Sntton Marsb, 6 Feb.
1670[1], f. 15.
Jarvase Maplesdon ; Cobham Hall, 8 Feb.
1670[l}-5 Jan. 1672, ff. 20, 23, 231,
421, 464.
Lady Katheriue O'Brien [wife of Jjord
Ibrackan, and sister to the Duke] 25
Feb. 167f-6^««- 1^2, ff. 26, 198, 232,
254.
Sir George Maxwell, Bart. ; Pollok, eic.y
Feb. 167^Nov. 1672, ff. 31 , 134, 158, 396.
F. Walsingbam; 8 Mar. 167}, f. 37.
W. Stewart; 7 Mar. 167?, f. 41.
John Tomlyn; Maidstone, 12 Mar. 167?,
f.43.
Sir H[ngb] Smyth, Bart. ; Ashton, 18
Mar. 1670[1], f. 45.
He6[ther] Swan [wife of Sir W. Swan,
Bart.]; Hook Place, 22 Mar. 167?; 22
July, 11 Dec. 1672, ff. 47, 238, 444.
J. Steuart; Edinburgh, 23 Mar. 1670[1],
f.49.
[John Middleton] Earl of Middleton;
Tangier, 2 Apr. 1671, f. 50.
Sir Henry De Vic, Bart., Chancellor of the
Garter ; Whitehall, 10 Apr. 1671, f. 51.
Sir Kalph De La Val, Bart.; Seaton,
Apr. 1671-Jan. 1671[2], ff. 53, 64, 76,
88, 96, 153.
Thomas Anmdell ; Bourdeaux, 13 Apr.
1671-23 Sept. 1672, ff. 55, 57, 154, 163,
826.
Captain Anth. Langston and Sir Edward
Spragg, M.P. for Dover ; 30 May, 1671,
f.62.
John Morris; London, 20 June, 1671,
f.66.
Charles Bertie; Copenhagen, 29 June,
1671 ; London, 5 Oct. 1672, ff. 68, 353.
Sir Charles Bickerotaffe ; London, 5 July,
1671, f. 72.
Lieut. -Colonel Henry Butler and Major
William Okeden; Dorchester, ete^
July-Nov. 1671, ff. 78, 116, 120.
The Commissioners of the Treasury ; 19
July, 1(371, 26 Mar. 1672, ff. 80, 177.
John Hall ; Sunderland, 7 Aug. 1671 ,
f. 84.
Peter Rycaut ; Moate, 11 Aug. 1671, f.86.
Dr. [Leoline] Jenkins, Knt. [Judge of the
Court of Admiralty] ; Exeter House,
23 Aug. 1671, f. 90.
Richard Coote [afterwards 1st Earl of
Bellomont]; 23 Aug. 1671, f. 92.
J. Burrell; "Newcastle" frigate, 29
Aug. 1671, f. 94.
Bi. Head; Rochester, 19 Sept. 1671,
f.98.
The Deputy Lieutenants of co. Dorset ;
Maiden Newton, 29 Sept. 1671, f. 100.
Sir John Clayton ; Oxnead, 2 and 14 Oct.
[1671], ff. 103, 107.
R[alph] Montagu [afterwards Duke of
Montagu], Ambassador to the Court of
France; Paris, 26 Oct. 1671, f. 109.
Sir Bernard Gascon [Ambassador at Vi-
enna?]; Vienna, 16 Oct. 1671-1 Dec,
1672, ff. 112, 400, 430.
William Gory ; 22 Oct. 1671, f. 114.
C. Hargill Baron; Whitehall, 4 Nov.
1671, f. 118.
Sir William Swan, 1st Bait. ; Hook Place,
14 Nov. 1671, 4 Dec. 1672, 8 Jan. 1673,
ff. 122, 434, 446, 406.
Digitized by
ADDITIONAL MSS., 21,948.
563
John Cox ; Navy Office, 14 Nov. 1G71-
22 Feb. 1G7J, ff. 124, 128, 145, 170.
Ph. Pert; Chatham Dock, 14 Nov. 1671-
3 Jan. 1675, ff- 125, 330, 460.
S[amuel] Pt'pys, SucrctAry of the Ad-
miralty : 15, 26 Nov. 1671, ff. 126, 130.
[James Douglas] 2ud Marquess of Dou-
glas; Paris, 2 Dec. 1671, f. 138.
WiUiam Wake; Blandfonl, 2 Deo. 1671,
f. 140.
Fra. Rogers ; 3 Dec. [1671], f. 143.
Charles II., King of England [signature
to orders, eounterngned respectively
by Sir John Trevor and Lord Arling-
ton, Secrcturies of Btate]; 31 Dec.
1671, and 8 Aug. 1672, ff. 147, 256.
A[rabella?l Smyth [of Ashton; 1671],
ff. 149, 151.
James, Duke of York [afterwards James
II.]; 19 Jan. 1671[2], 1 Apr. 1672, ff.
156,183.
Edward Gregory; Chatham, 10 Feb.
1671[2], f 160.
Admiral Sir Jeremiah Smyth, Ent. ; Navy
Office, 20 Feb. 167 J [2], f. 166.
Robert Bonne ; 21 Feb. 1671[2], f. 168.
Sir W[instan] Churchill ; [10 Mar.], 2o
Oct 1672, ff. 172, 381.
R. Widdringtun ; "at the Camp," 14 Mar.
1671 [2], f. 175.
M. Royonbergh [Swedish Resident] ; Lon-
don, 27 Mar. 1672, f. 179.
[Dtnzil Holies] Lord Holies; Covent
Garden, 4 Apr. 1672, f. 184.
Joseph CarswcU, maister of the "Port-
land" frigate; [7 Mtiy, 1072J, f. 191.
The City of Lubeck ; 22 May, 1672.
Lot. ; with seal f. 194.
Sir Robt. Hamilton, Bart. ; Lister, 25 May,
Farsundc, 21 Dec. 1672, ff. 196, 454.
Ro[bert] Tigh ; EUngor, 1 June, 1G72, f.
204.
Captain G. Cannynge; "Sweepstakes,"
3 June, 1672, f. 205.
Cornifls C[omte] Ulfelt; London, 25 June,
1672. Fr, f. 214.
Francis de Brocy ; Copenhagen, 26 June,
1672, f. 216.
Charles Whittington ; Yarmouth, 8 July,
1672, f. 226.
Captain Henry Collier ; London, 14 July,
1672, f. 228.
Semi. Sowton ; Stockholm[15 July, 1672]-
7 Dec. 1672, ff. 229, 398, 407, 420, 440.
Roger Payne; London, etc., 18 July, 1672-
3 Jan. 1673, ff. 231 b, 287,3.34,425, 462.
R. DanieU ; Riga, 22 July, 21 Sept. 1672,
ff. 236, 324.
Jo. Austen ; Hall Place, 24 July, 1672,
f. 241.
Chr. Pitt; London, 26 July, 20 Aug.
1672, ff. 243, 277.
D. Schult; Bawelse, 27 July, 1672. Fr.
f. 245.
W. Stuart [the Dukes brother-in-law];
on board the " Montague," 31 July, 8
Aug. 1672, ff. 247, 258.
William Blathwayt [EugUsh MinLitcr at
Stockholm, and afterwards Sccrotary-
at-War]; 3 Aug.-3 Oct. 1672. ff. 249,
284, 349.
Captain Francis Rowlandson; Lei th, etc.. 8
Aug. 1672-Jan. 167i, ff. 260, 375, 412,
458.
Colonel Anthony BuUcr; Harwich, 10
Aug. 1672, f. 2G2.
Colonel Ro. Whitley ; London, 12 Aug.
1672, f. 265.
Sir J[ohn] Ernie, Knt. [Chancellor of the
Exchequer]; 14 Aug. 1672, f. 207.
Sir Gilbert Talbot. Knt.; Whitehall, 14
Aug. [1672], f. 269.
CapUin W[illiaw] W[ood] ; Chriutian-
sand, 15 Aug. 1672, f. 272.
Thomas Winnitt; Dautzig, 17 Aug. 1672,
f. 275. .
Susan Newman; 21 Aug. 1672, f. 283.
S. Stuart; 22 Aug. 1672. f. 294.
James Hunin ; London, 23 Aug., 2 Dec.
1072, ff. 296, 432.
Sir Jo. Cuplefiton ; Westminster, 23 Aug.,
25 Nov. 1G72, ff. 298, 427.
Schouppe ; Hambourg, Aug., 3 Sept.
1672. Fr. ff. 300, 308.
Henry Savile; on board the "Prince,"
30 Aug. 1672, f. 303.
Francis Egelbfeldt ; Dantzig, Aug. 1672,
f. 305.
Charles and James Banckes ; Hamburg, 10
Sept-4 Oct. 1672, ff. 312, 320, 345, 351.
J. T. de Borchlon ; Christ iania, 13 and
21 Sept. 1672. Fr. ff. 314, 369.
Thomas Lock; 20 Sept. 1672, f. 322.
[Arthur Capel] Earl of Essex [Lord Lieu-
tenant of Ireland]; Dublin Castle*
29 Sept. 1672. f. 332.
Sir Robert Clayton, Knt. ; 80 Sept. 1672
(the first is to the Duchess), ff. 336, 338.
2 0 2
Digitized by
664
ADDITIONAL MSS., 21,948—21,954.
Bir John Banks, Bart. ; London, 30 Sept ,
1 Nov. 1672, ff. 340, 384.
Francis Parding, secretary to Sir Ber-
nard Grascon; Vienna, 2 Oct. 1672,
f. 347.
John Eyre; Helsingore, 6 Oct. 1672,
f. 355.
Sir Robert Paston, Bart [afterwards
Earl of Yarmoutli]; 8 Oct, 5 Dec.
1672, flf. 357, 436.
Captain M. F[orster] ; St. Martiii*8 Lane,
13 Oct. 1672, f. 360.
Major Richard Manley; Rochester, 14
Oct., 8 Nov. 1672, ff. 363, 400.
Xq. Werden ; London, 18 Oct. 1672, f. 366.
Daniel Mylius; Dantzig, |^ 1672. Fr.
f. 377.
William Gcd; Elsinore Castle, 24 Oct.
1672, f. 379.
James Pevenes; Landscroone, 27 Oct.
1672, f. 383.
[William Brounckcr] Viscount Brouncker,
P.R.S.; Navy OflBcc,! Nov. 1672, f. 386.
Sir W[illiam] Swan, 2nd Bart. ; Ham-
burgh. 3 N0V.-17 Dec. 1672, ff. 390.
4(15, 448.
John Sedley ; Kemsynge, 22 Nov. 1672,
f. 415.
Captain John Wetwang ; the *' Warspite,**
7 Dec. 1672, f. 438.
Ralph Buffkin; Kew, 18 Dec. 1672,
f. 452.
Robert Pitt; Blandford, 28 Dec. 1672,
f. 456.
There is also a letter from William Blathwayt [afterwards Secre-
tary-at-War] to Sir George Downing; Copenhagen, 17 July, 1672,
f. 234. Copies of some of the Diike*6 letters \vritten during his
embassy to Denmark, with other papers, are intersperse J.
21,949. Vol. III. Letters and ppers relating to the Seigneurie
of Aubigny in France, belonging to the Duke of Kichmond and
Lennox ; 1654-1672. The greater part of the letters are written
by MM. Poucourt, Noblet, and Tartereau de Yillebrosse, the
Duke's agents ; and the rest by —
Cardier; Aubigny, 23 Dec. 1669,
f. 44.
Blondeau, Lieutenant of Aubigny ;
1670, 1671, ff. 187, 189, 246, 267.
Archumbault ; Paris 26 Oct., 1670, f.
196.
Picard; Paris, 21 Nov. 1670,f. 205.
Veuve Gentil ; Paris, 13 Dec. 1670, f. 215.
Jacques Chelot; 1671, ff. 228, 252.
H. le Baste, Pretre; Bourges, Jan. 1671,
ff. 233, 235.
Turpin ; Aubigny, 31 Jan., 15 Mar.
1671, ff. 237. 255.
Pellant ; Paris, 26 Apr. 1671, f. 278.
Mademoiselle Mosnier; [1671 ?], f. 341.
William WUdigoa; Paris, 28 Dec. 1669,
f. 46.
Aurey [Procureur Fiscal of Au-
bigny]; 1670, 1671, ff. 53, 151. 174,
177, 270.
Touteville; Paris, 27 Jan. 1670, f. 67.
Vortefealle; Calais. 10 Feb. 1670, f. 82.
Delaqnintinge ; Feb.-Mar. 1670, ff.
85, 87. 102.
Jumel ; Aubigny, 1 Mar. 1670, f. 96.
DHerouville; 2 Mar. 1670, f. 98.
Fr. and Eng.
21,960. Vol. IV. Bills, accounts, and receipts ; 1661-1673.
21,951. Vol. V. Miscellaneous papers ; being inventories, bonds, drafts
of law-papers, etc. ; 1644r-1672.
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21,954. African-Arabic papers and collectanea; by Major-General
T. Perronet Thompson. Eng. and Arab. Paper; xixth cent. Folio.
Presented by the Author,
Digitized
byGoogk
ADDITIONAL MSS., 21,966-21,966.
565
21,966. 1. Lucii Sectani senuones sex : in hexameter verse. The
first four are accompanied by notes by M. Philocardius, f. 1.
2. Francisci Zanotti Bononicnsis elegise sex, f. 93.
Paper ; xviiith cent. Duodecimo.
21.966. ''Blondi Flavii Forliviensis Rome instaurate" libri tres.
Paper ; xvth cent. Small Quarto.
21.967. "Relazione a S.M.C.C. toccante rimmunitl^ Ecclesiastica, e
la nuova BoUa di Sua SantiU, ohe si riferisce ancora alia BoUa
Gregoriana ; et una Consulta in fine, per V impressione del Sinodo
Diocesano di Napoli, fatto dal Em"**' Sig. Cardinal Pignatelli, a'
16 Giugno, 1 726. Cossi 1* una, come Taltra dello spettabile Signore
Vice-Regente D. Gaetano Argento, Delegate della IV Giurisdizzione."
Paper. Folio.
21.968. Plutarchi opusculum de Virtute Morali ; a Latin version by
Andrea Matteo Acqnaviva, Duke of Atri [ob. 1528]. Paper; xvith
cent. Folio.
21.969. Copies of treaties and other documents relating to English
State affairs; 1661-1714. Eng., Lot., Dutch, a,nd Fr. Paper; xviiith
cent. Folio.
21.960. Papeles Varies ; 1682-1687. MS. and Printed. Paper. Folio.
See the Catalogue of Spanish MSS.
21.961. Miscellanea Historico-Politica. Copies of letters and other
documents relating to political affairs of the xvith-xvinth centt.,
in Italian ; with a table of contents. A large portion of the volume
consists of an article entitled ** Istoria della guerra tra Pauolo quarto
e Filippo secondo." ff. 157-336 b. Paper ; xviiith cent. Quarto.
21.962. LiVRO das Linbagens de Portugal. Transcript from an
original MS. written by the Conde Dom Pedro, son of Dom Dinis,
King of Portugal, and kept in the Torre do Tumbo. This copy was
made for Diogo Fernandes Sancta Cruz, and is dated 16 Nov. 1606..
Paper. Folio.
21.963. Papeles Genealogicos : printed and manuscript papers, relating
to some of the noble families of Spain. Paper ; xviith cent. Folio.
See the Catalogue of Spanish MSS,
21.964. Varie cose di Jurisdizio: printed and manuscript papers, in
Italian, Latin, and Spanish, chiefly relating to matters of ecclesi-
astical jurisdiction in the xviith cent. ; with a table of contents.
Paper. Folio.
21.965. Matricula artificum Ai-tis Sartorum civitatis Perusii. The
statutes of the guild, copies of notarial instruments, and the names
of the associates from 1368, continued to 1801. Vellum; xivthcent
With a few miniatures and initial letters ; and in the original bind-
Digitized by
' 666 ADDITIONAL MSS., 21,966 21,974.
ing, studded with brass, and with a sbield of the company's arms
embroidered on the covers. Folio.
21,966. Grant of arms by Ferdinand III., Emperor of Germany, to
Frantz von Soetten; Vienna, 7 May, 1639. Oer. Signed by the
Emperor, and eowntersicfned by Arnoldin von Clarstain, and Conrad t
Ililtprandt. At the beginniug is a painting of the Emperor and
Maria Anna of Austria, his wife. The Great Seal is appended.
Vellum ; in the original binding. Quarto.
For description of No. 21,967, see the Catalogue of Oriental MSS.
21.968. ** Miscellanea Heraldioa. A Boke of Armes compiled from
authentic sources, by W. Partridge, 1845." Paper. Folio.
21.969. " Eecueil de pieces et de fait« particuliers, que le Pere [HeniiJ
Griffot n'a pas cm devoir insurer dans Thistoire de Louis XIII., et
dans les Fastes de Louis XIV., dont il est Tauteur." From the
library of Lord Stuart de Eothesay. Paper ; xviiith cent. Quarto.
21.970. CoMMEi^TARY on St. Paul's Second Epistle to the Corinthians ;
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Precentor of Salisbury [6b. 1726]. The sermon and some marginal
notes in the commentarj'^ are in the handwriting of the author.
Paper ; xviith-xvjiith centt. Quarto.
21.971. Granp Coustumier de Normandie ; beginning, " Ci commence
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At the end is a French translation of the charter of Louis X. to the
Normans, dat 1314. Th^ first thirteen chapters, and a part of the table
of chapters, have been torn out. Vellum ; xivth cent. Small Quarto.
21.972. Apwani Aloxandrini Sophista* Romanarum Historiarum libri,
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beginning of the century. ** E Bibliotheca Gab. Brennot, aedui scnat.
regii." On the covers are stamped the arms of La Trappe. Folio.
21.973. MissALB Pontificis secundum usum Romanum. Vellum ; xivth
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1547], secundum usum ecclesiaB Anglicanae. Vellum ; xv^ith cent. ;
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ADDITIONAL MSS., 21,076-21,986. 667
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21.977. Collections relating to alien priories in Normandy, by John
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21.978. Aristotbus Problematum traduotio triplex. At the end is
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mea dilectissima uxore. Venetiis in strata Sanoti Pantaleonis."
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21.980. DioNTSU Catonis Disticha, cum commentario. Vellum; xivth
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the last number, and written in the same hand. Vellum ; xiv th
cent. Folio.
21.982. "Stanze di Zanobio Ceffino, Cittadino Florentine, sopraTeresie
del d' Inghilterra, e sopra la morte di Tommaso Moro, Gran Can-
cellero;" Eome, 11 May, 1536. Autograph. Paper. Octavo.
21.983. Homilies of St. John Chuysostom. Greek, Paper ; in two
hands of the xivth and xvth centt. Formerly belonging to the
monastery of S. Taurin at Evreux. Quarto.
21.984. M. T. GiCERONis Cato Major de Senectute. At the end is the
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Rforcias ducis mediolani exscripsi mea manu hunc libellum sub
tempus pueritiae mece et sub Baldo prseceptore anno a natali chris-
tiano Mcccclviii octavo idus iulias.'* On the first page is the
device of the Princess, and on the fly-leaves are some Latin votbcs
and sentences in her hand. Paper. Duodecimo.
21.985. Petri Comestoris Historia ecclesiastica Veteris et Novi Tos-
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Largo Folio.
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Small Folio.
568
ADDITIONAL MSS., 21,987—21,993.
21.987. '*La Dalmazia ai 31 Decembro 1808; Opera Economico-
politica, dal Provveditor Generale V[iiicenzo] Dandolo." See Add.
MSS. 22,326-22,828. Paper. Large Folio.
21.988. ** La Dalmazia ai 31 Decembre 1809." By the same. Paper.
Quarto.
21.989. Commission from Laurentio Priolo, Doge of Venice, to Marco
Antonio Griti as Podest^ and Capitano of Bassano; 13 Jan. 1558.
Lat. and Ital. ; with an illuminated frontispiece, containing the
arms of Griti. Vellum. Large Octavo.
21.990. Commission from Francesco Venerio, Doge of Venice, to Leo-
nardo Donato as Provisor of Lonato ; dat. 22 Mar. 1555. Lai, and
Itcd, ; with an ornamental frontispiece, containing the arms of
Donato. Vellum. Large Octavo.
21.991. Poem of Guidoto Prestinario [de* Prestinari, of Bergamo]
addressed to Pietro Donato, of Venice, relating a vision of his
uncle, Ludovico. ItaL Vellum; xvith cent.; with the arms of
Donato on the first page. Duodecimo.
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Ezechielem, f. 103 b; et Pastorali cura, f. 128 b. Vellum; xiith
cent. Quarto.
21.993. Copies of historical papers, viz, : —
1. Ordinances of the household of Edward II., translated from the
French ; 13 Mar. 1601, f. 1.
2. Ordinances of the household of Edward IV., f. 55.
3. Forms of oaths for various offices, f. 115.
4. The claim of Margaret Fenns [Fienes], wife of Samson Leonard,
to the Barony of Dacres ; 1596, f. 131.
5. The order of the creation of Serjeants in the Middle Temple ; temp.
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6. Documents relating to the foundation of the colony of Virginia in
America; 1609, f. 174.
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foyle, by Sir Henrie Docwra, Knt., the commander;" 1 Sept. 1614,
f. 1U4.
8. A short view of the life of Henry III., by Sir Kobert Cotton, f. 222 b.
9. Petitions of the House of Commons to the Ring on the subject of
religion, with the answers; 1621, f. 231.
10. Proceedings of Parliament ; 20 Jan-10 Mar. 1628[9], f. 245.
11. Commission from Charles I. to Prince George Frederick of Baden
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1626. Lat, f. 279.
1 2. Commissions to Captain John Harrison, to treat for the redemp-
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ADDITIONAL MSS., 21,994—22,000.
569
18. Appointment of Sir Peter Wyche, Ent., as Ambassador to Turkey ;
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14. The league between the kings of England and Denmark; 1639,
15. Appointment of Sir Thomas Kowe, Knt., Ambassador to treat with
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Frederick, Count Palatine ; dat. 26 Apr. 1641. LaL f. 294.
Paper; xviith cent. Formerly belonging to Elias Ashmole, his
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cent ; with ornamental initial letters. Large Octavo.
21.996. Antonii Galli, Genuensis, commentarii de rebus Genuonsibus,
1476 in 1478 ; una cum ejus commentariolo de navigatione Golumbi
per inaocessum antea oceanum ; 1506. Paper ; XYUth cent. Folio.
21.997. Instructions to various papal nuncios, by Cardinal Ludovico
Ludovisio, Vice-Chanoellor to Gregory XV.; 1621-1C23. Ital
Paper. Quarto.
21.998. 1. Ismoai Hispalensis Originum sive Ethymologiarum libri
XX., f. 1.
2. Bedae presbyteri Orthographia, f. 248.
3. Liber Apollonii de septem partibus orationis, f. 258 b.
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Curatus de Ganniaco. Quarto.
21.999. JoHANNis Sarisburiensis Polycraticus. It is preceded by the
Enchiridion of Sextus Pythagorseus in Latin, and various extracts
are also written on the fly-leaves. The latter portion of the Poly-
craticus has been supplied by a later hand ; and at the end is this
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22,000. Petri Lazzari, c societate Jesu, Institutiones EietoriaB Eccle-
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f. 287.
570
ADDITIONAL MSS., 22,001—22,010.
22.001. 1."Tbattato delV antichiti di Tivoli, e dolla Villa Adriana,
fatto da Firro Ligorio, Patritio Napolitano, Bomano," f. 2.
2. Episcopi Tibartini oratio ad Gardinalem Hippolytuin Estensem de
Tiburis originibus, f. 43.
Paper ; xvuth cent. Folio.
22.002. Jacobi de Cessolis libellns super ludo Scacchoram. Yellnm ;
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Folio.
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fessori dell' Arcbiginnasio Bomano per V anno 1514." Witb notes
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printed on the plan of a Boman publication, entitled "H Zibal-
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Paper ; xvmth cent. Quarto.
22.006. M. V. Martialis Eplgrammatum libri XIV. The first loaf
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also a stamp of the arms of a cardinal. Vellum and paper ; xvth
cent. ; with ornamental initial letters. Folio.
22.007. Modus sacramenta ccclesiastica administrandi ad ecdesiae et
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full-page miniatures, and initial letters. It probably belonged to
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22.008. FoRMULiE Ecclesiasticjs : a collection of provisions, dispen<
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22.009. Privilbgia concessa Johanni Ma[ttheo Gibert], Episcopo Ve-
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Paper. Folio.
22.010. 1. HoRiB B. Mariae Virginis secundum consuetudincm curie
Bomane cum kalendario prsemisso, f. 2.
2. Septem Psalmi poonitentiales, cum Litania, f. 83.
3. Officium mortuorum, f. 105.
4. OlBcium sanctos Crucis, f. 143.
ADDITIONAL MSS., 22,011-22,019. 571
5. Offioium Sancf i Spiiitut*, f. 148.
Written on vellnm, in Italy ; xvth cent. ; with illuminated initial
letters. On f. 14 is a coat of arms. From the Maskell collection.
Duodecimo.
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22.013. 1 . P. OviDii Nasonis poemata, scilicet, Artis Amatorise libb.
III., f. 1 ; De Remedio Amoris, f. 42 ; De Pulice, f. 60 ; De Medi-
camine faciei, f. 60 b ; De Somno, f. 62 ; De Cuculo, f. 63 ; De Medi-
camine anrium, f. 63 b.
2. Sappho ad Phaona, f. 56.
3. P. Virgilii Maronis Priapea, f. 64.
With notes and interlinear gloss. Vellum ; written by Jo. PIz.,
for Georgius de Ghisileriis in 1468 and 1469 [see fF. 55 b, 69 b,
74 b]. The arms of Ghisleri are introduced into an ornamental
border on the first page ; and at the beginning of the book is a
miniature. Folio.
22.014. 1. PsEuno-Ovinn Nasonis Poema de Vetula, cum Yita prwmissa,
f. I.
2. Hermann i Clerici Vit© Sanctorum, £ 18.
Vellum ;][xivth cent. Folio.
22.015. Palladii Eutilii Tauri Aemiliani de Ee Kustica, libb. XIII.
Vellum ; in an Italian hand of the xvth cent. ; with illuminated
initials, and a border round the first page, at the foot of which is a
coat of arme.^ Quarto.
22.016. " KuRZK und Grundtliche Beschreibung, moin, Tobia Pellers
raisen, usz Teutschlant in Ittalien, Franckreich, Engollant, Nider-
lant, and Ilispanien, bisz wider nach Nurmberg und andere mebr
orfc;" 1613-1635. Paper; in the original binding, with clasps.
Duodecimo.
22.017. Platonis Phaedo ; a Latin vension by Leonardo Aretino ; with
preface. Vellum ; xvth cent. Large Octavo.
22.018. PoRTOLANO, containing six coloured maps, of the west coast of
Africa, the west of Europe, and the countries round the Medi-
terranean and Black Seas; by Joan Martines; Messina, 1579.
Vellum. Large Octavo.
22.019. l.EiCARDi de S. Victore opera, scilicet "de mistico sompnio
Eegis ]N abuchodonosor," f. 1 ; "De Patriarcis, sive de prole Jacob,"
f. 40 ; " expositio super psalmum, Aflferte domino filii dei, etc.,"
2. " Epistola Pelagii opisoopi ad Domotriadem Virginem," f. 72.
.3. " Epistola consolatoria B. Cipriani Martyi is de morto," etc.y f. 82.
f. 59.
572
ADDITIONAL MSS., 22,020-22,027.
4. " Epistola B. Jet onimi consolatoria ad amicum egrotum,'* f. 85.
5. Expositio B. Bemardi super psalmmn. Qui habitat in adjutorio
Altissimi," f. 91.
6. " B. Bernardi liber de Vita Solitaria," f. 114.
Vellum ; xvth cent. ; with ornamental initial. Folio.
22.020. Sermones super Epistolas et Evangelia. Vellum ; xiuth cent.
From the monastery of Pare, near Louvain. Quarto.
22.021. " Memorir del Pontificato di Sisto V." [1685-1590]. Paper ;
xviith cent. . Quarto.
22.022. " A View of the present State of Ireland discoursed by way of
a dialogue between Eudoxus and Irenseus;" written by Edmund
Sponsor, in 1696. A contemporary copy, originally belonging to
Sir Arthur Chichester, Lord-Deputy of Ireland, 1604-1613, whose
name is written on the first page. It contains passages which do
not appear in the printed editions. Paper. Folio.
22.023. Praxis sacrse et apostolicsd poenitentiariae, auctore P. Carolo
Antonio Thesauro, Poenitentiario Apostolico apud S. Petrum." Paper ;
xvmth cent. Small Quarto.
22.024. CoMPENDio divoto, dal Padre Fra Natale di Homa, Cr. Teol.,
Minore Osservante Biformato del Hitiro di S. Bonaventura della
medesima citta di Eoma. Tom. V." Paper. ; xvinth cent. Octavo.
22.025. 1. " Eegule artis dictaminis prosaici et epistolaris," f. 1.
2. M. T. C[icero] Lucio Victurio ; with a list of words used by Cicero,
3. Tabula [metrica] que cuiuslibet biblie libri proprietatem denotat,"
f. 23.
4. " Tabula epistolarum et evangeliorum per totum annum," f. 31.
6. Significaciones missa^, vestium," etc., f. 33 b.
Vellum and Paper ; xvth cent. In the old binding. Octavo.
22.026. 1. ^'FRANCisa Philelfi ad Jacobum Antonium Marcellum
patricium Venetum et equitem auratum, de obitu filii Valerii con-
solatio ex Mediolano, viii Kal. Jan. 1461," f. 1.
2. " Fjanciscus Philelphus Alberto Parrhisio," f. 96.
3. " Leonardi Aretini prohemium in orationes Homeri," f. 99.
4. Francisci Sforcios parentalis oratio, habita per F. Philelphum
Mediolani," f. 108.
Paper ; xvth cent. ; with ornamental initial letters ; and bound in
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22.027. 1. " Arbore istoriato della Casa di Monte Feltro, Conti di
Urbino, e delli Duchi tanto Foltreschi quanto Rovereschi della
f. 16.
ADDITIONAL MSS., 22,028—22,084.
573
medesima Gitta, e di tutto lo Stato posseduto con soyrano dominio
da quelli Signori," f. 1.
2. Joannis Antonii Campani funebris oratio pro Baptista Sfortia,
principe clarissima, f. 138.
3. Balthasaris Castilionii ad Henricum [VIII.], AnglisB Kegem, epistola
de vita et gestis Guidubaldi, Urbini Ducis IIL, f. 150.
At the end is a genealogical table belonging to the first article.
Paper ; xviiith cent. Folio.
22.028. Instrumentum pacis inter communia Venetiarum et FlorentisB,
et dominos Albertnm et Mastinnm de la Scalla Veronenses ; 1338.
A copy made by Franciscus Campagnola, notary and Chancellor
of Verona, in 1494 ; with a few extracts relating to his family.
Vellum. In the original binding. Large Octavo.
22.029. English Verses on the symbols of the passion of onr Lord ;
with each symbol painted at the head of the verses that describe
it. Belonged in the xvith cent, to Elynor Sybsay. Vellum roll,
4 feet 5 inches x 5 inches ; xvth cent.
22.030. Papeis Historicos tocante a corte de Vienna desde 1700 ate
1750: a miscellaneous collection of printed and manuscript papers
in various languages. From Lord Stuart de Bothesay's library.
Paper. Large Folio.
22.031. Journal of William Blathwayt, Secretary-at-War, in Hol-
land ; Apr.~Oct. 1697. At the reverse end of the book is a list of
his correspondents. Partly Autograph. Paper. Folio.
22.032. Collections of Dr. Francesco Tassi ; being notes and copies
of records printed by him in illustration of the ** Vita di Benvenuto
Cellini," in 1829. Italian. Autograph, Paper. Folio.
22.033. Letters of Bernard Du Plessis Besan^on, French Ambassador at
Venice, etc.; chiefly consisting of drafts of his letters to the Dukes
of Modena and Parma, and the Cardinal of Modena, relative to
Italian affairs in 1668. jFV. and Ital. Paper. Folio.
22.034. State letters to Charles IX., Henri IV., and Louis XIII. of
France, from —
1. The Kepublic of Lucca; 14 Dec. 1670 (with duplicate). Ital.;
with seal & 1, 3.
2. The Doge and Republic of Genoa ; 20 Sept. 1671. Ital ; with seal.
f. 6.
3. Ferdinand, Coadjuteur de Cologne, Due de Bavier ; Bourges, 26 Apr.
1610. Fr. ; with seal. f. 8.
4. Marques de Laynozosa [Juan de Mendoza, Marquez de la Hinojosa],
Governor of Milan; 18 Sept. 1616. Span.; with seal. f. 10.
Paper. Folio.
574
ADDITIONAL MSS., 22,035-22,037.
2,036. LFrxERS of the Abbe L. Mourette to Cardinal [Francis Joachim
de Pierre] de Beinis, with a few additions by the Abbe Masson de
Bizance; 1780-1791 ; and one letter of the Cardinal; dat. Albano,
2 July, 1783. Fr, Paper. Quarto.
2,036. Lambeuti Canonici Psalmorum flores ; cum epistola Walteri,
opiscopi Magalonensis ad Eobei tum prsepositum Insulas praemissa.
Vellum ; xvth cent. At the foot of ff. 1 and 172 b is the note, *' Iste
liber pertinet Celestinis de Castis in foresta Cuisie." Folio.
22,037. Letters to the Abb^ Jacques
1605-1651, from—
Albertas de Albertis; Milaiij 8 Ko?.
1645. Lot. f. 2.
Terenzio Alciati; Rome^ 26 Aug. 1646.
Rat f. 4.
Baldassarre Antidei; Rome, 80 July,
1614. Ital, f. 5.
StephanuBBauny;2Nov.l624. Lai. f.7.
Jean Besson ; 16 Jan. 1647. Fr, f. 8.
Gilles Bouchier ; Toumaji 17 Apr. 1651,
20 Dec. 1646. Fr. ff. 10, 11.
Francois de Cosse [son of the Due de
Brissac, Grand-pannctier de Fjancc] ;
Pouence' [in Anjou], 20 Sept. 1645.
Fr, f. 12.
Augustinus Dessi; Cagliari| 20 Juno,
1649, 23 Jan. 1650. Lat, ff. 14, 15.
[Jean] Ferrand ; Lyon, 8 Oct 1647. Fr.
f. 16.
Girolamo Fioravanti; Rome, 10 Mar.
1624. Ital. f. 17.
LauFcntius Forerus [Forer] ; Augsburg,
4 Sept. 1646. Lat, f. 18.
[Pierre] Gariel; Montpelier, 18 Feb.
1047. Fr. f. 22.
Tho Doge and RepubUo of Genoa; 25
Sept. 1637. lidl. ; with seal, f, 24.
G. Gcdet; Aleppo, 7 June, 1645. Ff.
f. 26.
Alessandro Gottifredi; Rome, 26 Mar.
1643. Ital. f. 27.
Francesco Gottifredi ; Rome, 20 Apr.
14G8. Itul. f. 28.
Isaac [Habert], Bishop of Vabres; 15
May, 1646. Lat. f. 30.
Jacquinot ; Rome, 1 5 July, 1646. Fr.
f. 32.
MaT&uios 6 Kapv6(pi\os; Rome, March,
1620. Gr, f. 33.
Pierre la Case; Tol[odo], 7 Aug. 1646.
Fr. f. 35.
Sirmond, confessor of Louis XIII.,
Nicolaus Lancicius; CracoWj7 Oct. 1642;
Bologna, 2 May, 1646. Lat. ff.36,38.
Martin THermite; Antwerp, 24 Nov.
8.O., Toumay, 8 Mar. 1650. Lat. and
Fr. ff. 39, 40.
Giovanni Battista Mari, Canon of S.
Angelo in Pescara; Rome, 26 Aug.
1646. Hal. f. 41.
Olivier Manare; Brussels, 8 Oct. 1605.
Fr. f. 42.
Pierre Marguenut ; Dijon, 23 June, 8.a.,
Chaalons,28 0ct. 1646. Fr. ff.44,45.
Pietro Marioni; Rome, 5 Oct. 1609,
4 Oct. 1614, 2 Oct j 5, 2 Dec. 1617,
2 Dec. 1612» 19 Mar. 1618, 9 Nov.
1626. 1 Jan. 1636, 24 Aug. 1638. Ital.
ff. 4(M>6.
EstioTine [Puget], E[veque] de Marseille ;
7 May, 1647. Fr, f. 67.
Mathurin Moreau; Bourges, efo., 5, 19
Jan. 1648, 15, 29 Jan. 1650. Fr,
ff. 69, 74, 75, 77.
Merian ; 19 Jan. 1647. Fr. ff. 70,
71.
de Monconys de Lyergnes ; Ljon,
23 Aug. 1650, Fr. f. 72.
de Nerone (?) ; Vienne, 3 Aug. 1 620.
Fr. f.79.
de Noiers ; St. Germoin-en-raic, 7
Apr. 1643. Fr, f. 80.
Juste [Perrot], General de Tordro des
Chartieux; 5 Nov. 1639, 28 Sept.
1G37 [a doe<l], 6 Nov. 1642. Fr. and
Lat. ; with seal. ff. 81, 83. 84.
Cassiano del Posso (?) ; Rome, 22 Dec.
1647. Hal. f. 85.
Jacobus de Quaille ; Rome, 3 Ikfay, 1627.
Lat. f. 87.
George de Rhodes; Lyon, 2 Nov. s.a.
Fr. 188.
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ADDITIONAL MSS., 82,037-23.041. 676
Antoine Richomme ; Borne, 6 Oct. 1G17.
Fr. f. 90.
Odorico Rinaldi; Home, 28 May and
20 Aug, 1646. Ital ff. 91, 92.
Joannes Sauaro; Claremont, 12 June,
s.a. Lat. f. 93.
Francisons Scorsus ; Palermo, 7 Oct. 1645.
Lat, f. 94.
Gaspar Seguibter; [1629 (?)]. Fr. f.
95.
Pietro [Mariono], Bishop of Telesia ; 1645
and 1646. Ital. ff. 96, 97, 98.
Vital Theron ; Auch, 24 Juno, 1638. Fr.
f. 99.
R. Bonel, Ohanoine de Rhodez ; n,d, Fr.
f. 100.
Leon [Tiiner], General dee Chartrcux;
n.d. Fr. f. 105.
Augufltin Vincent ; Rouen, 30 Nov. 1643.
Fr. f. 107.
There are also letters from —
1. Johannes Erardus PuUonius to Oilles Boucher, at Toumay ;
Namur, 3 Oct. 1645. Lot. f. 21.
2. KaXXIvLKo^ t€/»o8ia#covo5 to Lucas Holstenius ; n.d. Or. f. 109.
3. A. Ramirez de Arellmoz to Dr. Fran~ de Torres; Naples, 18 Dec.
1544. Span, ; with seal f. 110.
4. Observations on the word "Nummus," by P. Petit. Fr, f. 111.
Paper. Folio.
22.038. Dkafts of letters of the Abbe Jacques Siriuond to the Pope,
Cardinal Barberino, and others ; 1615-1650. Fr, emd Lat. Paper.
Folio.
22.039. Catalooi Codd. MSS. GrsBcorum etc., manu Jacobi Sirmoudi.
Lat, and Or, Paper ; xviiith cent. Octavo.
22.040. Original letters of Girolamo Tiraboschi ; 1781-1790. Ital.
Paper. Quarto.
22.041. Theological treatises, in Latin, viz, : —
1 . S. Johannis Bonaventuree Breviloquium, f. 2.
2. " Questiones magistri Alexandri super [libros] quatuor sen fen-
ciarum," f. 56.
3. Tractatus de statu angelorum, etc. Imperfect, f. 100.
4. Preces quaedam. Imperfect, f. 174.
5. Opuscnlum de decirais, septem sacramentis, et aymonia, f. 177.
6. Questiones novae de jure canonico, f. 196.
7. " Snmma confessionum," f. 270.
8. " De XV. signis quindecim dierum ante diem Judicii, que invenit
benedictus Jeronymus in annalibus Ebreorum," f. 294 b.
9. Definitiones virtutum et vitiorum, f. 295.
10. " Liber de naturis avium et animalium," f. 208.
11. " Versus continentes omnes rubricas decretalis," f. 312 b.
12. Lidex librorum canonicorum, de summa trinitate, et fide catholica ;
de judiciis ; de vita et honestate clericoruTii ; de sponsalibus et
matrimonialibus ; de aocusationibus, etc,^ f. 314.
13. Sententise quaedam e jure canonico, f. 317.
14. Liber S. Augustini de duodecim abusionum gradibus, f. 31 9^
Digitized by
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16. " TractatuB de quatuor virtu tibuB cardinalibus," f. 324.
16. " Libellus dispensationum," f. 326.
17. [Johannis de Rupella] " Siunma de Anyma," f. 331.
18. " Summa theologice discipline," f. 397.
Vellum ; xivth cent. Octavo.
22.042. Memorandum-book of George Vertue, containing various notes
on antiquarian subjects, facsimiles of signatures, plans, etc, ; 1730-
1734. From Horace Walpole's library. Paper. Duodecimo.
22.043. Original letters of Cardinals ; 1601-1819, wz.
1. Alessandro Albani, to the Empress Maria Theresa; Rome, 31 Oct.
1750. Ital; with seed. f. 2.
2. L[eonardo] Antonelli ; Rome, 6 Aug. 1806. It/d. f. 6.
3. Caesar Baronius; Rome, 17 May, 1601. Lat f. 8.
4. [Jean Baptiste] de Belloy, Archeveque de Paris, to the Minister of
Finance ; 10 Jan. 1808. Fr. f. 10.
5. Fran9ois Joachim de Pierre de Bemis [signature to a passport];
Rome, 6 Aug. 1769, 7 May, «.a., 14 May, 1774. Fr. ff. 13, 15, 16.
6. Ercole Consalvi ; 17 Oct. «.a. ; Rome, 26 June, 1816, 28 May, 1819.
Hal ff. 18, 19, 21.
7. [Toussaint] de Janson-Forbin ; Rome, 27 May, 1784. Fr. f. 24.
8. [Paul d'Albert] de Luynes; Fontainebleau, 18 Oct. 1771, 26 June,
1779. Fr. ff. 27, 28.
9. [Jean Siffrein] Maury ; Montefiascone, 19 Mar. 1806. Fr. f. 31.
10. D[omenico] Passionei to the Abbate Antonio Francesco Gori ;
Rome, 2 Jan. 1740. Hal. f. 33.
11. [Melchior] de Polignac; Rome, 23 Feb. 1707, 28 July, 1708. Fr.
ff. 35, 37.
12. A[ngelo] M[ana] Querini to Professor Sigebort Havercamp, of
Ley den; Brescia, 3 Mar. 174 J. ItaL; with md. f. 40.
13. [Aimand Gaston] de Rohan ; [1725]. Fr. f. 43.
14. [Louis Ren6 Edouard] de Rohan; Paris, 17 July, 1779. Fr.
f. 46.
16. G[iovanni] F[rancesco] Stoppani to the Archbishop of Corfu;
Rome, 23 Nov. 1765. Ital. f. 48.
Paper. Folio.
22.044. Original letters of French Bishops and Ecclesiastics ; 1726-
1841, viz.
1. Charles [Daniel Grabriel de Pestel de Levis de Thnbieres de Caylus],
Bishop of Auxerre, to the P^re Jabinaut at Avalon ; 22 Nov. 1747,
f. 2.
2. The Abbe de Brissac [signature to a bill of exchange]; Paris,
24 July, 1732, f. 5.
3. J[ean] Baptiste [Bourlier], Bishop of Evreux, to the Comte de Mon-
Digitized by
ADDITIONAL M8S., 22,044.
677
talivet, Minister of the Interior; Fontaineblean, 15 Oct. 1812,
4. Abb6 [Jean Baptiste de Salignao] de F^nelon ; Sceaux, 10 Sept. 1786,
f. 9.
5. A[ntoine] E[ti8taoe d'OsmondJ n[omm]6 Archev^qne de Florence ;
11 Feb. 1811, f. 11.
6. Paul de Chanlnes, Bisbop of Grenoble [signature to a certificate] ;
26 Jau. 1726. LaL; with seal f. 14.
7. M[arc] A[ntoine de Noe], Bishop of Lescar ; 21 Nov. 1780, f. 16.
8. [Antoine do Malvin do Montazet], Archbishop of Lyon ; Lyon,
Paris, 24 Sept. 1781, 6 Apr. 1782. LaL and Fr, ff. 18, 20.
9. J[ean] A[rmand Roquelaure], Archbishop of Malines ; 30 Nov. 1807,
f. 23.
10. The AhU de Mallian ; Pans, 23 Apr. 1781, f. 26.
11. Fr. Paul [Alferan de Bus8an], Archbishop of Malta ; 1 Jan. 1764,
f. 27.
12. J[ean] Bapt[iste de Belloy], Bishop of Marseilles [signature];
22 Mar. 1778, f. 30.
13. L[oui8] Jos[eph de Montmorency de Laval], Bishop of Metz ;
18 Mar. 1786, f. 32.
14. L[ouis] J[ules] F[ran9ois d'Andigu6 de Maineuf], Bishop of
Nantes ; 23 [1819-1822], f. 36.
16. [Baron Jacques] Raillon, Bishop-designate of Orleans, to one of
the Ministers, with the draft of the answer; 20 June, 1813, f. 38.
16. Denis [Auguste Affr^], Archbishop of Paris ; 18 Feb. 1841, f. 40.
17. Arm[and] Jul[es] tie Rohan, Archbishop Duke of Rheims, to the
Bishop of Metz; 23 May, 1740; and signature 12 Feb. 1742, fif.
43, 44.
18. [Alexander Angelique de Talleyrand P6rigord] Archbishop of
Rheims; Paris, 24 Nov. 1788, f. 47.
19. A. [ ], Archbishop of Rhodes; Paris, 27 Oct. 1790, f. 49.
20. [N. de] S[eignelay Colbert de Gast-le-Hill] Bishop of Rodez ; Paris,
27 Dec. 1789, f. 61.
21. [Louis de la Yergne de Tressan] Archbishop of Rouen ; 3 Mar.
1726, f. 63.
22. [Louis Fran9oi8 de Vivet de Monclus] Bishop of St. Brieuc to
the Comptroller-General; [3 June, 1730], and w.c?., ff. 65, 56.
23. B[arth41emi] L[ouis] M[artin Chaumont de la Galain^res], Bishop
of St. Die ; 17 Sept. 1779, f. 68.
24. [Jean Joseph Languet de la Villeneuve de Gergy] Archbishop of
Sens; Paris, 28 Feb. 1742 ; to the Bishop of Auxerre, with a copy
of the answer; Sens, 11 May [1737] ; with seal; to the Secretary of
the Mattre des Eaux et For^ts; 12 July, «.a., ff. 60, 61, 63.
25. Three papers, two of which contain reflections of [Jean Soanen]
Bishop of Senez [o6. 1749] ; dat. 19 and 26 Mar. 1772, and the third,
MSS. — 1857. 2 P
f. 7.
578 ADDITIONAL MSS., 22,046, 22,046.
in the same handwriting, similar reflections of Gabriel Mol^re ; dat.
2 Apr. 1772, fL 66, 68, 70.
26. [Fran9ois, Due de] Fitz-James, Bishop of Soissons ; Paris, 20 Jan.
1747, f. 72.
27. Abb^ Bonoqnean de Villeraie, Belgian deputy to France, to
Mons' Berard, Conseiller d'Etat; Paris, 17 Feb. 1831, f. 74.
28. P^re [Barth^lemy Prosper?] Enfantin; [1832?], f, 76;
29. Abb^ d'Espinassoux ; Beancaire, 13 Mar. 1828, f. 76.
Paper. Folio.
22.045. Original letters to William Blathwayt, Secretary-at-War in
rom —
liAiTi ■Ml'' Pirnr de Wiser, Chancellor of the Palatinate;
1 . [JohaniTlMlBKy^, ^ ^
^8»^l^^'*5?^SHte H^S"®' ^ 24Ang.,
2. Comte Prela ^o™i^^HIHHHp^w
^' ^' ^* . n ^ ji 22 Aug. and 23 Sept. ;
3. F[ran9ois] Baron de Chassign«3MB»^ &» e» r
Deventer, , ff- 7, 11, 13.
4. J de Wildtt ; Amsterdam, 12 Se]
Paper. Folio.
22.046. Miscellaneous autograph letters, etc. ; ^''V^^ . . o
1 LTsius de Pulcis [Luigi Pulci], the poet, to Ni*^o Strozzi? , 13
2 SLtf d'A^t Ji Commander of Rhodes, to PoX[JnHuB IL],
&ingthemovLentsoftheTur^^ ^-2;
3. Gonzalvo [Hernandez de Cordova y Aguilar] to M. de I^JJ^' ^^^^^
lier de I'ordre du Boy, etc.; Camp at Egros, 2 Sept. l\p5. Fr.
4 Robert Stuart to [Anne Due de Montmorency] Constable, of V^^^^
'respecting the execution of some Scotch prisoners; Aubi*»y.
Apr. [1639]. Fr. f. 6. Fr f X
6.[aaude?d']Urf6tothesame; Bloys,6Dec.l^^^^ f.OW
6. Een6e de France [Duchess of Ferrara] to [Henn Ki^)«
France, asking for payment of her pension; dat. Ferrara, 31
1557 Fr. : with seal. f. 8.
7 Eric'rni Dnke of Brunswick, to Dorothea, dai^hter of Fran«».
Duke of Lorraine, whom he afterwards married; 11 Sept 15^-
8 He^ d'Albret, Baron de MioBsans, Lieut.-General of the KingV
■ Navaxre, to the Accountants; dat. Pau, 2 July, 1576. fr.; wi^
S6C^ f I ^
9 PataoCaliari, Httore [Veronese], to Maroantonio Gandi at Treviso ^
" ' dat. Venice. 6 Jan. 1578. lud. f. 14. . „. . , . „
10 rNioholas] de NeufviUe, seigneur de ViUeroi, Minister of Heniy
ill. of France, to the King, on state affairs; dat. Paris, 27 Jan>
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ADDITIONAL MSS., 88,046.
679
1579 ; the King's opinions in answer are written in the margins,
and are signed by him. JFV. f. 16.
11. Fran9oi8 de Malherbe, the poet [cb. 1628] ; draft of a letter. Fr.
f. 20.
12. Louise Jullienne Electrioe Palatine [wife of Frederick IV.] to
Louis Xni. ; dat. Heidelberg, 16 July, 1612. Fr. ; with seal. I 21.
13. Erycins Fnteanus to Daniel Heinsins ; Venlo, 10 July, 1613. Lai.
f. 23.
14. C^ar [Duo] de Vandosme [natural son of Henri IV.] to the
Duchesse deMercneur, his mother-in-law; Lamballe, 26 Mar. 1614.
Fr. f. 25.
16. Lodovico Carracci, the painter ; Bologna, 22 Jan. 1617. Ital. f. 27.
16. Joachim de Wicquefort to [Urbain de Maill6] Mar6chal Marquis
de Br6ze, respecting the recapture of the fortress of Sohincq ;
Amsterdam, 29 Apr. 1636. Fr. f. 28.
17. [Robert] Amauld d'Andilly to the same; Pomponne, 15 Jan.
1642. Fr. f. 30.
18. Louis [Emanuel] de Valois to the Abb6 de St. Nicolas; Aix,
3 Mar. 1647. Fr. £ 32.
19. Carl Gustav X., King of Sweden, to Count Gustav Otto Steinbeck,
respecting the supply of artillery; Liesky, 29 Feb. 1666. Ger,
With a postscript in iJie Ring's hand written . in Sweetisi. f. 33.
20. Joannes G^rgius Graevius, antiquary, to Petnis Daniel Huetius ;
Trajecti Batav. vi id. Jan. 1684. Lat. f. 36.
21. Charles [Henri] de Lorraine [Prince de Vaudemont]; endorsed
Vienne, 1 Mar. 1686. Fr. f. 37.
22. [Ben^] Bapin, de la compagnie de Jesus [cb. 1687], to M. Huet,
at Caen ; Home, 18 Jan. s.a, Fr. f. 39.
23. [Fran9oi8e d'Aubign6] Marquise de Maintenon [6b. 1719]; part
of a code of regulations for the House of St. Cyr, written by her,
and signed with her monogram. Fr. f. 41.
24. William III. of England to the Prince de Vaudemont; Camp de
Eoosbeck, 21 July, 1694. Fr. f. 43.
25. Mdlle. d*Aimiale, friend of Madame de Maintenon, to Madame de
Glapion; 16 Aug. 1712. Fr. f. 46.
26. George I. of England, to Charles VI., Emperor of Germany, on
sending [Abraham] Stanian, his Minister Plenipotentiary at Vienna,
as Ambassador to Constantinople; Hampton Court, 17 Oct. 1717.
Fr. ; with sedU. f. 48.
27. Ulrica Eleonora, Queen of Sweden, to Christiana Eberhardina
[wife of Frederick Augustus, King of Poland and Elector of
Saxony], announcing the death of her brother Charles XII.;
Stockholm, 15 Dec. 1718. LcU. ; with seal. f. 50.
28. Geoi^e II. of England to Maria Theresa, Queen of Hungary and
Bohemia [afterwards Empress of Germany], in answer to her con-
2 p 2
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580
ADDITIONAL MSS., 22,046—22,060.
gratulations on the battle of Dettingen; Hanau, 18 July, 1743.
Fr. ; with Beala, f. 62.
29. Fran9ois Marie Arouet de Voltaire to ; Colmar, 3 Mar.
«.a. Fr. f. 54.
30. [Jacques Henry Bemardin] de Saint-Pierre to [Antoine] Dinge ;
Pane, 25 June, 1792. Fr. f. 56.
31. Boyal warrant to the Lord Provost of Edinburgh to provide
against an anticipated descent of the French on Aberdeen, signed
by George III. and countersigned by [Frederick North] Lord North,
C[harle8] W[olfran] Cornwall, and [Henry Temple] Viscount Pal-
merston, Lords of the Treasury ; St. James's, 25 Aug. 1778, f. 58.
32. Signature of George III. to a printed warrant, countersigned by
[William Henry Cavendish Bentinck] Duke of Portland; dat.
St. James's, 14 July, 1800. With seal. f. 60.
33. Koyal warrant for recruiting the 5th Kegiment of Foot, signed by
George III. when blind, and countersigned by Lieut-General Sir
James [Murray] Pulteney, Bart., Secretary-at- War ; St. James's, 24
Feb. 1809, f. 61.
34. [Jeanne Louise Henriette] Genet Campan, Surintendante de la
Maison Imp^riale Napoleon, at Ecouen, to General Vilmansi ; 23
Oct. 1809. Fr. f. 62.
35. Scheme for the " deffense de I'entre du golfe de Portovechio [in
Corsica]," in the handwriting of Napoleon Bonaparte; circa 1790-
1793. Fr. f. 64.
Paper. Folio.
22.047. "The second Rolle declar3rng the Nombre of the Kynges
Maiestys owne Galliasses with coloured drawings of the vessels
and statements of their crews and armament. At the end of the
roll is written " Youre Ma** humble and poure seruanf. Par me.
Anthony. Anthony" [1546]. It was in the possession of Samuel
Pepys, Secretary to the Admiralty in the reign of Charles II.;
and the first roll still forms part of his library at Cambridge.
Vellum roll; 16 ft. 8 in. x 2 ft. 4 in.
22.048. Plan of the City of Peking, by a Chinese artist. Paper roll ;
4 ft. 8 in. X 2 ft. 4 in.
22.049. Benedictionale Bomanum. Vellum ; xvth cent. ; with a few
illuminated initial letters. On the fly-leaves at the banning are the
names of Joannes de Stettenbergk Decanus; 1459-1484 ; and Wil-
derious & Walderdorff Decanus Spirensis [Speyer in Bavaria], anno
1651. In binding of stamped hogskin, i/iith brazen bosses and
clasps. Folio.
22.050. 1. Letters of Frantz [Graf zu Waldeck], Bishop ofMunster;
dat. June, 1534-June, 1538. Oer. ff. 1, 2, 7-11, 13.
2. Boprecht, Graif zu Manderscheid unnd Blanckenheim and Johan
Digitized by
ADDITIONAL MSS., 22,060, 22,062. 581
Qwaid, Landt-drost in Westphalia, to Philips Graf zu Sohns;
Amsberg, 7 Oct. 1534. Oer. f. 3.
3. Philips ** der either " Graue zu Waldeck to the same ; Bobben-
straldessen, 13 Aug. 1535. Ger. f. 12.
4. Proclamation of Ferdinand, King of the Eomans [afterwards Em-
peror], against the Anabaptists of Munster ; [1535]. Ger. f. 15.
5. Answer of the people of Munster to the letter of the Diet of Worms ;
10 May, 1535. Ger, f. 33.
Paper. Folio.
22.051. HiLDEBERn Turonensis aruhiepiscopi epistolee i-xxxv, xj^xviii-
XL. Imperfect, and a letter at the end erased. Vellum ; xiith cent.
Octavo.
22.052. 1. Original letters, ohiefly French, to Armand Jean Du Plessis,
Cardinal de Eichelieu ; 1610-1633, from—
Do Bourgea ; Paris, 2 May, «.a., f. 2.
J. 0. Hauffourd ; 10 Dec. 1610, f. 3.
E. Durand; Lu9on, 12 Nov, 1610, f. 4.
Nicolas Orceau ; Lu9on, 12 Nov. 1610, f. 6.
De Remcfet ; 2 Feb. 1611, f. 8.
Meicier ; Poictiers, 8 Feb. 1611, f. 10.
The Canons and Chapter of Lu9on;
16 Apr. 1614, f. 11.
Mauvilain ; Lu9on,4 June, 1614, f. 13.
Jean Caroque Bothal (?), Vicar-General,
and others, deputies of the diocese of
Alby ; 23 Mar. 1625. f. 15.
The Dean and Chapter of Troyes; 13
Apr. 1625, f. 17.
[GioVttnni Battista] Cardinal Leni;
Borne, 10 Dec. 1025. ItaL f. 19.
F[rance8Co] A[go8tino Galamini], Car-
dinal d'Araceli ; Borne, 13 Doc. 1625.
Ital. f. 21.
[Aloisiio] Cardinal Capponi; Ravenna,
18 Dec. 1625. Ital. f. 23.
[Caspar] Cardenal Borja y Voo. [Borja
y Velasco, Archbishop of Seville and
Toledo]; Borne, 20 Dec. 1625. Span,
f. 24.
Giulio] Cardinal Savelli; Borne, Dec.
1625. Ital. f. 25.
The Capitouls de Tholoze [Toulouse];
28 Dec. 1632, f. 28.
[Charles de Livron, Marquis de] Bour-
bonne [Marcchal des Camps]; Mout-
bcliart, 16 Nov. 1633, f. 32.
2. Draft of a letter from Cardinal Eichelieu to [Fran9ois Marechal
Baron] de Bassompierre, at the siege of Eochelle; [1627-1628]
with autograph corrections, f. 27.
3. Copy of a letter from Joannes CoUetonus, Dean of the Boman
Catholic Chapter ; London, 22 July, 1633. LaU f. 30.
4. A paper, and an anonymous letter addressed to M. Desrochos,
Chanoine de N. Dame, describing plot8 against the Cardinal ; nA,
flf. 34, 35.
5. Copies of letters to the Cardinal; n.d. Lat, f. 36.
6. Speech of the Cardinal to the Parliament; 18 Jan. 1634, f. 37.
7. Letters to [Marie] Madame de Bichelieu [wife of Henry Du Plessis,
seigneur de Richelieu, eldest brother of the Cardinal], from K[ran9oise]
Du Plessis, her sister-in-law ; dat. Richelieu, 31 May; and 8[uzanne,
wife of Fran9ois Du Plessis, seigneur de Richelieu], her mother-in-
law ; dat. 17 Aug. Holograph, ff. 40, 41.
Paper. Folio.
Digitized by
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22.053. " Testament de MonBieur le Cardinal Duo de Riohelieii dat.
23 May, 1642. A oontemporary copy. Paper. Folio.
22.054. " Oratio in landem Eminentissimi Cardinalis Richelii, Sor-
bonoe instauratoris, habita in Sorbona .... a Bartholomoeo de la
Fleutrie, Priore hnius domus;" 7 Dec. 1708. Dedicated to the
Due de Bichelieu. Paper. Quarto.
22.055. Five original letters of [Anne Marie de la Tremoille] Princesse
des Ursins : the first to Mens. , respecting the Card, de
Bouillon ; Borne, 17 Aug. 1698. Holograph, f. 2 ; — the remainder
to Ae Prineesse de Vaudemont; Corella, 6 Oct. 1711 ; Madrid, 10
July and 17 Dec. 1712, and 26 Feb. 1713. Signed, ff. 7, 12, 16, 20.
There is also a copy of a letter from the same to the Comtesse de
Scire ; 10 July, 1712, f. 14. Fr. Paper. Quarto.
22.056. Explication de la Circonvallation de Menin," in Belgium.
Paper ; xvuith cent. Folio.
22.057. UMSTANDLiGHEhistorisch-genealogischeG^hlechtsgesohichte
deren Frey-Herren von Vohlin in Schwaben .... auss alten Manu-
scripten, gedruckten historischen Urkunden zusammen getragen,
.... von I. I. v., und in reineu Form gebracht von Friderich
von Prielmayr, 1758." With portraits, drawings of monuments,
and coloured coats of arms. In 1806 this volume was in the posses-
sion of Carl Anton von Merklin, secretary in the chancery of the
Counts Fugger of Kirchberg and Weissenhorn ; his name appear-
ing on f . 1. Paper; in the original binding. Folio.
22.058. Papers relating to the manor of Lidgate, co. Suffolk ; being
copies of inquisitions, lists of tenants, rentals, etc,, to the year 1612.
LcU. and Eng, Paper ; xvith-xvnth centt. Folio.
22.059. ** A BOOKE wherein is conteyned the coppies of divers wright-
ings concemiDge the Manner of litle Carlton in Cambridgesheire,
now the possessions of Sir Steven Somes, Knight, 1618.'* The
deeds are dated from 1 Edw. VL [1647] to 4 Eliz. [1662], when the
property belonged to the family of Lennard. Paper. Folio.
22.060. Surveys of lands, etc.^ in the parishes of St. James, St. Martin,
and St. Giles in the Fields, co. Middlesex, late belonging to Charles
Stuart, late King of England ; taken in 1660. With the signa-
tures of the surveyors, and of William Webb, Surveyor-General.
The last survey is a copy made in 1669. Paper. Large Quarto.
22.061. Copy of the survey of the manor of Terrington, co. Norfolk,
late in the possession of Charles Stuart and Henrietta Maria, late
King and Queen of England ; taken in Apr. 1650. Paper. Large
Quarto.
22.062. " The duplicate of the declaracion of the Acc' of the right
ADDITIONAL MSS^ 23,O>3-^88,O09.
583
Hon*^ Henry [Jermyn] Earle of St. Albans, Treasurer and Re-
oeivor Generall to the late Queene Mother, Henriette Marie;"
from Michaelmas, 1662, to Christmas, 1663. Paper. Oblong Quarto.
22.063. Rknt-roll of the property of Henry [Jermyn], Earl of St.
Albans, in the bailiwick of St. James, oo. Middlesex ; made 18 Deo.
1676. With an index. Paper. Oblong Quarto.
22.064. Survey of the property of Sir William Pulteney, in the baili-
wick of St. James, oo. Middlesex ; taken for [Henry Jermyn] Earl of
St. Albans. Imperfect. Paper ; between 1660-1683. Large Quarto.
22,066. Papers relating to William Lord Crofts of Saxham ; 1629-
1681 ; consisting of bills, orders, and law papers oonoemiiig be-
quests, with a few autograph notes and eignatwree of Lo)*d Crofts
and others. Paper. Folio.
22.066. Schedule of deeds, formerly belonging to Katherine, late
Queen Dowager of England ; delivered into the Court of Exchequer ;
1711. Paper. Folio.
22.067. Miscellaneous letters and papers, mostly addressed to, or
concerning, Martine Folkes, Attorney-General to Katherine Queen
Dowager; 1639-1704, m.
1. Will of Barbara [Smythe], Viscountess Strangford, wife of Sir
Thomas Colepepper ; dat. 9 July, 1639. Signed; with seaU. f. 1.
2. Rental of lands in Surrey, belonging to Hampton Court ; 1645, f. 3.
3. Receipt of [Henry Jermyn], Earl of St. Albans; 15 Dec. 1662.
Signed, f. 6.
4. Letters to M. Folkes from [Thomas Jermyn], Lord Jermyn;
24 July, 1689, f. 9 Sir Thomas Warren ; 20 Aug. 1689, f. 12 ;—
John Dawson; Cheveley, 23 Aug., 3 and 21 Sept. 1689, ff. 13, 19,
20 .—Thomas Folkes ; Rushbrooke, 2 Sept. 1689, f. 15— E. Purbecke ;
Abingdon, 3 Sept. 1689, f. 17.
5. Papers relating to the presentation of Thomas Warren to the Rec-
tory of Cheveley, co. Camb. ; Aug. 1689, flf. 10, 11.
6. Lists of deeds of the fstmilies of Jermyn and Grafton, £f. 22, 23.
7. Orders of the Council of the Qaeen Dowager, respecting lands
leased to M. Folkes; 1699 [1700]-1 703 ; with signatures of [Louis
de Duras] Earl of Feversham, Chancellor, Sir John Arundell,
Charles Fox, and others, ff. 25--48.
With copies of letters, drafts, 6<c., some of them signed by Martine
Folkes.
Paper. Folio.
22.068. Valuations of all the ecclesiaetical preferments in England
and Wales; made in the reign of Henry VIII. Paper; xviiith
cent. Folio. Presented hy F. J. B. Smith, Esq.
For description of No. 22,069, see the Catalogue of Oriental MSS.
Digitized by
684 ADDITIONAL MSS., 22,070—22,083.
22,070 A. B. C. Mexican MSS. written on coarse paper, with rude
drawings ; xvnth cent. Folio.
22,071-22,073. Copies of Minutes of Major-General Sir Thomas Munro,
Bart., Governor of Madras, for the Military Department ; 4 Aug.
1820-26 May, 1827. Three volumes. Paper. Folio.
22.074. Copies of Minutes of the same, for the Secret and Political
Departments ; 4 Jan. 1821-Aug. 1826. Paper. Folio.
22.075. Copies of Minutes of the same, for the Foreign and Political
Departments; 19 July, 1820-1827. Paper. Folio.
22.076. Copies of Minutes of the same, for the Public Department ;
29 July, 1820-28 May, 1827. Paper. Folio.
22.077. Copies of Minutes of the same, for the Judicial Department ;
3 July, 1820-1827. Paper. Folio.
22.078. 22,079. Copies of Minutes of the same, for the Eevenue De-
partment; 4 July, 1820-28 Apr. 1827. Two volumes. Paper.
Folio.
22.080. Copies of Minutes of the same, for the Financial Department ;
4 Dec. 1820-29 Mar. 1826. Paper. Folio.
22.081. Copies of Minutes of the same, for the Commercial Depart-
ment; 16 Oct. 1820-9 July, 1824. Paper. Folio.
22.082. Copies of Minutes of Major-General Sir John Malcolm,
G.C.B., Governor of Bombay ; 23 Apr. 1829-16 Oct. 1830. Litho-
graphed. Paper. Folio.
22.083. Miscellaneous ecclesiastical papers; 1636-1792. Among
them are the following originals : —
1. Letters of Richard Fitzherbert, Archdeacon of Dorset, instituting
Richard Hooke rector of Durweston ; dat. 2 July, 1636 ; with a
seal. Lat. f. 1.
2. Propositions contained in a book entitled, "The rights of the
Christian Church asserted," by Dr. Matthew Tindall, Fellow of
All Souls College, Oxford ; with depositions of John Silke, rector of
Bradford, co. Somerset; dat. 28 Oct 1710, £ 3.
3. Library accounts ; Oxford, 1735-1738; with the signcttures of John
[Potter] Bishop of Oxford, T. Leigh, Vice-Chancellor, and others.
Lat. f. 6.
4. Returns by the Chapter of Bristol to the mandate of the Bishop,
electing a Proctor; 10 Aug. 1747, 8 Mar. 174J; with aignatwres of
Henry Waterland and others. Prebendaries, ff. 15, 19.
5. Similar return of Robert Eden, Archdeacon of Winchester ; 1 Mar,
174^; with signature and seal. f. 17.
6. Commission of Lord James [Beauclerk], Bishop of Hereford, to
ADDITIONAL MSS., 83,083—22,086.
586
view the church of Westbury, oo. Salop, previous to alteration;
dat. 17 Sept. 1753; with signature and seal. Followed by the
answer of the Commissioners ; dat. 27 Sept. 1753, ff. 21, 23.
7.1jetters of Sir John Head, D.D., Archdeacon of Caiiterbniy, for the
installation of John Ewer, Bishop of LlandafT, in the Bishopric of
Bangor; dat. 12 Jan. 1769; with seal. Endorsed with the memo-
randum of installation ; signed by James Vincent, Canon, and others,
8. Licence of John [Ewer], Bishop of Bangor, to Kobert Owen,
curate of Abererch, oo. Carnarvon ; 12 June, 1770 ; with signature
and seal, f. 25.
9. Letters of William Backhouse, D.D., Archdeacon of Canterbury, for
the installation of John Moore, D.D., Bishop of Bangor; dat 14
Feb. 1775 ; with signature and seal. Endorsed with the memorandum
of installation ; signed by William Lloyd, Precentor, f, 27.
10. Title to Orders given by William Seys, vicar of Chepstow; 17
June, 1775. Signed. 1 28.
11. Kesignation of Robert Owen, curate of Abererch, co. Carnarvon ;
2 Apr. 1777 ; with the declaration of the vacancy by John [Moore],
Bishop of Bangor ; 12 June, 1777. Signed by the Bishop, f. 29.
12. Testimonials and other papers respecting the ordination of William
Griffith; Jan. 1781; with the signatures of J. Chevallier, Master,
and the Fellows of St. John's College, Cambridge, J. Ellis, Arch-
deacon of Merioneth, and others, ff. 31-39.
13. Answer of Christopher [Wilson], Bishop of Bristol [1785-1792],
to the Bill of Revivor of Ann Hilton and others. Signed, f. 40.
Paper. Folio.
22,084. Register of the Committee of Sequestrations for co. Wilts,
containing Orders which at severall times have bine sent from the
Parliament, and other the respective Committees at London wnto
this Committee sittinge for the County of Wilts;" Nov. 1646-July,
1649. At the reverse end of the book are the accounts of proceed-
ings against delinquent ministers in the same county ; Sept. 1645-
Mar. 1647[8]. Paper. Folio.
22,086. Register of the Committee of Sequestrations for co, Wilts ;
containing the compositions of delinquents, etc. ; from 1645 to 1648,
with their signatures. Amongst them are C[ecil Calvert], 2nd Lord
Baltimore, ff. 15 b, 75 ; Dr. Christopher Wren [Dean of Windsor and
father of the architect], f. 24 ; and Lady Blanch Arundell [widow
of Thomas, 2nd Lord Arundell], f. 29. Paper. Small Folio.
22,086. Theological and other treatises in Latin, preceded by a
calendar, viz. : —
1. **Ars moriendi:** b^inning, "Quamvis secundum philosophum
tercio ethicorum," etc., f. 15.
f. 24.
r
686 ADDITIONAL MSS., 22,086-82,104.
2. Confessionale bonum pro religiosis begmniDg, Ego reus et
culpabilis," f. 42 b.
3. [Laurentii do Daoia] " SteUa clericorum," f. 69 b.
4. Extracts from decretals, f. 96.
5. Notes on the planets and signs of the zodiac. Qer. and Lot,
f. 104 b.
6. On the seven hours of the Passion, f. 111.
7. Meditaciones et oraciones de passione Domini nostri Jesu Chrihti
with additions. Lat. and Qer, f. 113.
Vellum and paper ; xv th cent. Duodecimo.
22.087. Babru Fabute ^sopeae. Greek. A portion of the MS. found
at the monastery of Mount Athos, containing one hundred and
twenty-three fables in the choliambic metre. Vellum ; xith cent.
The fables were edited from a transcript of this MS. by J. F.
Boissonade. Pam, 1844. See also the edition of the Bight Hon.
G. C. Lewis; Oxon. 1846. Small Quarto.
22.088. Babru Fabulsa ^sopesB : pars secunda ; stated to be copied
from a Greek manuscript at Mount Athos, by Minoides Menas.
Edited by the Bt. Hon. G. C. Lewis ; London, 1869. Paper; xixth
cent Small Quarto.
For deacripttona ofNos. 22,089-22,096, see the Catalogue of Oriental MSS.
22.097. Beadinos of Inscriptions on the Nineveh Marbles, by Dr.
[Edward] Hincks; 1854. Paper. Small Quarto.
22.098. SoNOS, minuets, and marches, in score. Paper. Belonging to
Thomas Britton, in 1697. Oblong Duodecimo.
22.099. 22,100. Miscellaneous tunes, 6ong8, and anthems; by John
Weldon, John Blow, Heniy Purcell, Orlando Gibbons, and others.
Eng., Lat.^ and Ital. Two volumes. Paper ; xviith cent. Folio.
22.101. " Abie con Stromenti dell' Opera intitolata La Pawtorella, rap-
presentata di Pupazzi nel palazzo del Sig : Ambasciator di Venezia,
1705. Alto P™^ del Sig" Cesarini ; Alto T del Sig* Giannino ; Alto
3*" del Sig^ Bononcini ; con V aggiunte del Sig* Alessandro Scarlatti."
Paper. Oblong Quarto.
22.102. II Xebse ; opera del Sig. Gio. Bononcini." Paper ; xviiith
cent. Oblong Quarto.
22.103. " La Statira ; poesia dell' em"**' Sig" Cardinale [Pietro] Otto-
boni, musica del Sig" Ales** Scarlatti." Paper ; xvnith cent. Oblong
22,104. " La Luccioletta ; cantata con violini, del Sig. Priore Paoieri ;
Boma, 1700;" with other Italian songs set to music by Gio.
Quarto.
ADDITIONAL MSS., 38,106—22,115.
687
Bononcini and Aleesandro Soarlatti. Paper ; xvuith cent. Oblong
Quarto.
22405. L'Anduomaca ; opera del Sig. Franoesoo Feo, nel Toatro della
Valle; 1730." Paper. Oblong Qnarto.
22.106. Artasersb ; opera del Sig. Leonardo Vinci Napolitano;
1730." Paper. Oblong Quarto.
22.107. ** Artaserse ; opera del Signer [Giovanni Adolfo] Hasse, detto
il Sassone." Paper ; xviiith cent. Oblong Quarto.
22.108. TiTi Livii Historiarum libri xxxi-xl. cap. 37. Vellum ; in an
Italian hand of the xvth cent. ; with an illuminated border and
initial letters. Several leaves have been abstracted, containing the
following portions : — lib. xxxi. c. 50 ; lib. xxxii. c. 2 ; lib. xxxii.
c. 26 ; lib. xxxiv. c. 11 ; lib. zxzvii. 0. 60 ; lib. xxxviii. c. 3. In
the original binding of stamped leather. Folio.
22.109. ^'Memoires concemant les colonies et le commerce de la
France; 1697-1699." A transcript of the instructions to the
plenipotentiaries at the treaty of Ryswick, and to the ambassadors
at foreign courts. Paper; xvmth cent. Folio.
22.110. Traite du droit de Eegale.'* An abstract of proceedings in
the Assembly of the French Clergy in 1682, on certain *'Itequi-
sitions," with royal declarations, treatises, etc. Paper; xvuith
cent. In the original binding, with a coat of arms stamped upon
the covers. Quarto.
22,11L ** M^MOiRE, donn^ au Roy, en 1778, par M. [Jacques] Necker,"
concerning the administration of government in the provinces, f. 1 ;
followed by a " Lettre du Marquis de Caracoioli k M. D'Alembert,
1 Mai, 1781," in which the above M^moire is criticised, f. 27.
Paper ; xvmth cent. Small Folio.
22.112. Catalogue of the Roman Denarii and Quinarii of Sir Robert
Abdy, Bart. [ob. 1748], drawn up by himself. Paper; xvmth cent.
Folio,
22.113. " Journal of the proceedings of n.M.S. * Russel,' J. W. Payne,
Esq., Commander;" in the fleets commanded by Earl Howe and
Lord Bridport ; 9 June, 1793-16 Oct. 1796 ; by John Brown ; with
water-colour sketches of the ship under various conditions. Paper.
Folio.
For description of No. 22,114, see the QUalogue of Oriental MSS.
.22,115. Miscellaneous papers ; 1619-1602, wz. :—
1 . Promissory note of Lord George Grey, " Clerk," [2nd son of George,
Baron Grey of Ruthyn]; 26 Aug. 11 Hen. VIII. [Igl9]. Signed,
f. 1.
688 ADDITIONAL MSS., 22,116-22,119.
2. Receipts for war material delivered by the Ordnance Department ;
24 Nov. 1557-8 Aug. 9 Eliz. [1567] ; with signatures of Sir Richard
Southwell, Knt., Master of the Ordnance ; Francys Sommerscett,
Captain ; Adryan Ponynges, serving at Portsmouth ; Henry Sake-
forde [Seckford] and J[ohn] Baptiste Castillion, Grooms of the
Queen's Privy Chamber ; and Sir Maurice Denis, Knt., ff. 2-7.
3. Certificate of Oliver, Lord St. John, and others, commissioners for
taxation of a subsidy in co. Bedford; 4 Mar. 9 Eliz. [1567].
Signed, f. 8.
4. Letter from Francis Zouche to John Zouohe, his brother; 1569.
Holograph, f. 9.
5. Deed of William Howard [2nd son of William, Lord Howard of
Effingham], appointing deputies for the mastership of the game of
the forest of St. Leonard's, co. Sussex ; 10 May, 1577. Signed, f. 10.
6. Letter of Sir Owen Hopton, Lieutenant of the Tower, praying that
his suit in the Exchequer be deferred; 19 Oct. 1682. Signed, f. 11.
7. Bond of Sir James Mervin, Knt., collector of customs at Exeter and
Dartmouth; 21 Mar. 1587[8]. Signed, f. 12.
8. Letter of Sir Nathanael Bacon [2nd son of Sir Nicholas Bacon],
respecting the sequestration of the tithes of Sheringham [co. Norf.] ;
StiflFkey, 31 May, 1588. Signed, f. 13.
9. "Bond of Edward Glemham, on the receipt of artillery for his ship
the "Fawcon;" 4 Aug. 33 Eliz. [1591]. Signed. Witnessed by
Edmond [Nevill, selfetyled] Lord Latimer, f. 14.
10. Letter from Eobert Wyseman [Pensioner to Queen Elizabeth] to
Eichard Stonley, borrowing foi-ty shillings; Greenwich, 30 Jan.
1596. Holograph, f. 15.
11. Bond of Edmond Nevill, [selfistyled] Lord Latimer, and others;
25 June, 1602. Signed, f. 16.
Paper and Vellum. Folio.
22.116. Coloured chart of the coast of Zanzibar. Portuguese. Yellum ;
xvith cent. Folio. Presented hy J. O. Westumd, Esq.
22.117. 1. Recepta et exitus subsidioium; 6-7 Hen. viii. [1514-
1515], f. lb.
2. Copy of a letter of James I. to the House of Commons, declining a
subsidy [26 June, 1604], f. 13.
Paper. Folio.
22.118. Miscellaneous poems, temp. Charles I. Mutilated. Paper.
Duodecimo.
22.119. "The Pleasures of Memory, with other Poems, by Samuel
Eogers;" 1801. A printed book, with MS. notes and a letter dated
19 Apr. 1823, forged in imitation of Lord Byi-on's hand by George
Gordon Byron, his natural son. S^ Add. MS. 19,377. Paper. Duo-
decimo. Presented hy S. Leigh Sotheby, Esq.
ADDITIONAL MSS, 32,120—22,129. 589
22.120. "TRifesoRERiE Gen^rale des fortiffications de France pour
Tann^ 1755; M. Jean le Maitre de la Martini^re, Tresorier
General." Paper. On the cover is stamped, " Mamiscrit app* k M'
Monteil." Folio. Presented in 1814 hy M, de Eosny de Foucqueville,
22.121. Speculum Christiani, anctore Johanne Watton. Vellum;
xrvth cent. At the end is the note, " Liher domns Jesn de
Bethleem ordinis cartusiensis iuxta Shene ; quern scripsit Domnus
WiUielmns Darker monachus et professus eiusdem domus in remis-
sionem peccatorum suorum." Octavo.
Far descriptum of No. 22,122, see the Catalogue of Oriental MSS.
22.123. DiONYSU de Burgo S. Sepulchri expositio in Valerii Maximi
memorabilium libros ix. Vellum ; xivth cent. Belonged to the
convent of St Laurence at Bibiena in Piedmont. Folio.
22.124. Aristoteus libri de Anima expositio ; secundum Gaytanum
de I'hyenis, arcium et medicine peritissimum et suum preceptorem
reverendum. Notatum Padue per me Gerardiim de Gandavo alias
de Lisa, anno Domini Mcccc^liiii**, xxiiij* octobris." Paper; with
an illuminated initial, containing a half-length portrait, on the
front page, together with a shield bearing a monogram. Bound in
oaken boards, with clasps. Folio.
22.125. Begister of letters of Gonsalvo Hernandez de Cordova y Aguilar,
Captain-General of Calabria and Apulia, conferring piivileges on
residents in those provinces ; 1502-1504. Latin; with an index of
names ; a second index, in a later hand, being also inserted. Many
leaves have been torn out, and the book has been injured by damp.
Paper ; xvith cent. Folio.
22.126. "Liber mariscalcie equorum," "per Lauren tium dictum
Buzium de urbe, Mariscalcum Domini Neapoleonis [Ursini] S.
Adriani Diaconi Cardinalis [6b. 1342] familiarem." Paper; xvth
cent. Large Octavo.
22.127. Letters of Cardinal Guide Ascanius Sfortia, papal chamber-
lain, confirming the title of Alexander de Peregrinis, Clericus
Brixiensis, as knight of the Order of S. Peter, etc.; 27 Jan. 15
Paul UI. 1549. Latin. Signed. Attested printed copies of the
bulls of foundation and confirmation of the Order are included.
Paper and Vellum. In the original binding, with the arms of Pope
Paul III. and Peregrin! stamped on the covers. Octavo.
22.128. Vocabulary of words in English and Moorish ; with an acci-
dence of the Moorish language. Paper ; xviiith cent. Folio.
22.129. List of official appointments in North America and the West
Indies; compiled about 1780. Paper. Duodecimo.
590
ADDITIONAL MSS., 22,180.
22,130. Miscellaneous autograph letters ; 1702-1829, viz, : —
1. [Thomas Th^'nne] Viscount Weymouth to Sir Bobert Southwell and
to Edward Southwell, Secretaries of State for Ireland ; Longleat,
16 Aug. 1702, 29 Nov. 1704, ff. 1, 4.
2. Knightley Chetwood, D.D. [afterwards Dean of Gloucester], to
[James Butler] Duke of Ormonde ; Camp at Val-Notre-Dame,
27 Aug. 1703, f. 6.
3. James Hervey, rector of Weston-Favel, to Mrs. Doddridge [widow
of Dr. Philip Doddridge] ; 20 Mar. 1756, f. 8.
4. Edmund Burke to Robert Dodsley and to David Gan ick ; Dublin,
9 Feb. 1764; GregorieP, 15 Sept. 1765, flf. 10, 12.
6. [George] Lord Lyttelton to Mi-. Payne; Hill Street, 5 Apr. 1771,
f. 14.
6. George Washington, President of the United States, to Colonel
Menenville [Aide-de-Camp to the Comte de Eochambeau], respecting
a supply of artillery for the defence of Rhode Island ; New \Mnd-
sor, 9 May, 1781, f. 16.
7. E[lizabeth] L[yttelton], widow of George Lord Lyttelton, to Mrs.
Payne; London, etc., 16 Nov. 1784, 22 Mar. 1785, 4-10 Jan. 1786,
8 July [1789 ?], ff. 18-26.
8. Horace Walpole [afterwards 4th Earl of Orford] to [William
Wentworth] Earl of Strafford ; 4 Feb. 1778, f. 27.
9. [Charles Comwallis] Earl [afterwards Marquess] Comwallis to
Thomas Henchman ; near Chunar, 5 Sept. 1787, f. 28.
10. Thomas Henchman to the Right Hon. Henry Dundas, President of
the India Board; Oct. 1794; with the answer; Wimbledon, 21
Oct. 1794, ff. 30, 32.
11. Captain Horatio Nelson [afterwards Viscount Nelson] to William
Suckling, on the engagement with the French fleet on the 13 and
14 Mar. ; ** Agamemnon," Porto Especia, 22 Mar. 1795, f. 36.
12. C[harles] J[ames] Fox to Charles Kioprogge; South Street, 19
Oct. [1796], f. 38.
13. T[homas] A[ddis] Emmet, United Irishman, on his examination
before the Committees of both Houses; Kilmainham, 22 Sept.
1798, f. 40.
14. [Napoleon] Buonaparte, First Consul, to the Minister of the Inte-
rior, for the publication of a French translation of the works of
Strabo ; dat. 20 Nivose, an 9 [10 Jan. 1801], f. 42.
15. Letters of thanks to Thomas Henchman for presentation copies of
his work on the *' Trade between India and Europe," from —
[Charles Comwallis] Marqness Corn- i [Sylvester Douglas] Lord Glenbervie,
wallis; Culford, 26 July, 1801, f. 44. Paymaster-Geueral ; 30 July, 1801, f.
[Charles Jenkinson] Earl of Liverpool ; 48.
Addiaoombo Place, 30 July, 1801, f. [William EdenJ Lord Auckland; Eden
46. Farm, 4 Aug. 1801, f. 50.
ADDITIONAL MSS., 22,130-28,182. 691
[George Legge] Earl of Dartmouth ;BamH- I [Henry William Majendie] Bishop of
gate, 4 Aug., 11 Sept. 1801, ff. 52, 68. | Chester; 2 Nov. 1801, f. 73.
[Robert Smith] Lord Carrington; Wy- . [Robert Grosvenor] Viscount Belgrave
combe Abbey, 5 Sept. 1801, f. 54. | [afterwards Earl Grosvenor and Mar-
[William Waldegrave] Lord Radstock, ' quess of Westminster]; MUlbank
Admiral; Windsor Castle, 7 Sept. | House, 22 Nov. 1801, f. 75.
[1801], f. 56. I [Francis Rawdon] Earl of Moira [after-
[Samuel Horsley] Bishop of Rochester; wards Marquess of Hastings]; Don-
Bromley House, 8 Oct 1801, f. 63. ington, 23 Nov. 1801, f. 77.
Charles Samuel Pybus ; Great George John Meheux. Assistant Secretary to the
Street, 8 Oct. 1801, f. 65. India Board ; 26 Nov. 1801. f. 79.
[William] Garthshore, one of the Lords j [John Somerville] Lord Somerville ; Hill
of the Admiralty ; 22 Oct. [1801], f. 67. Street, 15 Dec. 1801, f. 81.
Sir Philip Stephens, one of the Lords of | [Richard Colley Wellesley] Marquess of
the Admiralty ; 27 Oct 1801, f 69. j Wellesley, Govemor-General of India;
Serle, of the Transport Board; 29 i Barrackpore, 7 Mar. 1803, f. 82.
Oct 1801, f. 71. I
16. [Richard Colley Wellesley] Marquess of Wellesley, Governor-
General of India, to David Scott, on the course of administration
which he is pursuing ; Monghyr, 1 Oct. 1801, f. 59.
17. General Sir Arthur Wellesley [afterwards Dnke of Wellington]
to Lieut.-General Stuart, on the policy of Ilolkar, the Mahratta
chief; Bombay, 17 Mar. 1804, f. 84.
18. Napol6on [Bonaparte], Emperor of the French, to [Jean Bap-
tiste] Jourdan, Marshal of France, in command of the Army of
Italy, to select men to receive the decoration of the Legion of
Honour ; Boulogne, 2 Messidor, an 13 [21 June, 1805]. In the
handwriting of Baron A. J. F. Fain, private secretary to the Em-
peror, with the signature of Napoleon, f. 88.
19. Thomas Campbell, sculptor, to Miss Curran ; [Rome] , f. 90.
20. John Keats, the poet [6b. 1821], to James Elmes; Hampstead,
, f. 91.
21. James Watt, engineer, to John Mosley ; Heathfield, 21 Oct. 1816,
f. 92.
22. P[ercy] B[ysshe] Shelley, the poet, to Miss Curran; Livomo,
6 Aug. 1819, f. 94.
23. [George Gordon Byron] Lord Byron to F. C. Armstrong ; [Pisa,
Mar. 1822 ?], f. 95.
24. Sir Walter Scott, Bart., to his nephew's tutor ; Edinbuigh, 18 Dec.
[1823] ; with a postscript from Abboteford, 31 Dec. ; and to James
Elmes ; Pall Mall, 12 Nov. 1826, fF. 97, 98.
25. William, Duke of Clarence [afterwards William lY.] ; Bushey
House, 4 Jan. 1829, f. 100.
Paper. Quarto.
22,131, 22,132. Papers relating to the trial of John Wilkes, and to
other trials connected with it; 1762-1769. Manuscript and
prinUd. Two volumes. Among the signatures in Vol. I. are those
Digitized by
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newspapers, ff. 24, 29, 31, 37, 220. Formerly in the library of
Philip Carteret Webb, Solicitor to the Treasury. Paper. Folio.
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about 1393-1856; with biographical notes. Paper. Folio. Pre-
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1618. Span.; with the king's leaden bulla attached. Vellum.
Folio.
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22.147. Academical orations of John Cleveland, the poet, " Praelector
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3. Oratio habita in Senatu Cantabrigiensi coram Principe Palatino ;
Jan. 1636, f. 8 b.
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gilt. Paper. Folio.
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los papeles que dejo el H. P. M. Fray Eaimundo Josef Eebollida,
ambos del Orden de N. S' de la Merced ;" 1728-1763. Span, and
Lat. Paper. Quarto.
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of rank, compiled by Robeii; Dairy mple; 1805-1820. Paper.
Duodecimo.
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Holborn, of the fourth volume of ** The Antiquities of Athens, by
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Joseph Cooper Walker; Dublin, 2 Oct.
1809. f. 33.
James Dawkins; Tunbridge Wells,
1 Dec. 1809, f. 35,
B. G. White ; Halesworth, 8 Aug. 1812,
f.37.
Elizabeth Lang; Norwich, 12 Aug.
1812, f. 39.
Elizabeth Ann Stuart ; n.d. and 4 May,
1815, ff. 41, 45.
Joseph Woods, editor of the Tolume;
Wilson Street, 10 Apr. 1815, f. 43.
Henry Baikes ; n.d., f. 47.
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Quarto.
22,165. Miscellaneous autograph letters; 1417-1801, viz,: —
1. Neri di Gino Capponi, Florentine general, to Forese d' Antonio de
Sachetti; Florence, 17 Apr. 1417; Pistoia, Sept. 1417. Ital
ff. 1, 2.
2. Charles the Bold, Duke of Burgundy, to the authorities of Bethune ;
Brussels, 29 Nov. 1466. Fr. Signed, f. 3.
3. Eobertus de Aragonia de Sancto Severino, "totius Italie capi-
tanus generalis " [when in the service of the Venetians], to Lelio
di Conoorretio, his chancellor at Florence; Verona, 28 June, 1486;
to Benedeto Dei, his agent at Florence; Verona, 28 June, and
Castagneto, 26 July, 1486; and to Giovanni Portinario of Florence;
Verona, 29 June, 1486. Ital. ; in a secretary's hand. With seals.
ff. 4-8.
4. Ludovico Maria Sforza, Duke of Milan, to Benedeto Dei, chancellor
of Koberto di San- Severino ; Parma, 7 Nov. 1486. Ital, in a
secretary's hand. f. 9.
6. Thomas Pauli Antonii de Soderinis to the same ; Venice, 23 May,
1487. Ital. f. 10.
2 Q 2
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ADDITIONAL MSS., 22,185, 22,186.
6. Nunez Alvarez Pereira to [William, Prince of Orange], respecting
• his negociations between Sebastian of Poi-tngal and Philip II. of
Spain, and the death of the former in Africa; Lisbon, cal. Dec.
1578. Lot, f. 12.
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Middelborch, 4 Dec. 1583. Butch, Signed, f. 15.
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lands, to Count Charles de Mansfeld ; Brussels, 23 Apr. and 6 May,
1586; Venlo, 16 June; Eindouen, 16 May, 1586; Nymmeghen,
2 Aug. 1501. Fr, and Ital. ; with official and private seals, ff. 16-24.
9. Willem Nieupoort, Dutch Ambassador in England, to [John de
Witt, Grand Pensionary of Holland] ; Westminster, 21 July, 1656.
DtUch. f. 26.
10. [Anne Marie Louise d*Orleans, Duchesse de Montpensier, d. 1693]
to Monsieur [Philippe, Due d*0rl6ans] ; St. Fargeau, 15 Aug. s,a,
Fr. f. 28.
11. Leopold I., Emperor of Germany, to Field-Marshal Alexander;
Duke of Boumeville [or Bournonville] ; 28 July, 1673, 26 Jan.,
26, 27 Feb., 5 Mar., 18, 20 July, 6 Nov. 1674. 6er, and Span, ; with
signafures and seals. The letter of 27 Feb. 1674, is holograph,
ff. 30-39, 42-47.
12. The tame to Carl Caspar [van der Ley en], Archbishop Elector of
Treves; Vienna, 3 Apr. 1674. Ger.; with signature and seal, f. 40.
13. The same to Anna J^ophia [daughter of George William, Count
Palatine of Birckonfeld], Abbess of Quedlinburg; Neustatt^ 12 Apr.
1673. Oer, ; with signature and seal, f. 48.
14. [Carlo] Alessandro Guidi, poet, to ; Rome, 1 Jan. 1685. ItaL
15. Certificate of Salvador Taborda Portugal, Portuguese Ambassador
at Paris; 12 Jan. 1690. Fort,; with signature and seal, f. 51.
16. [Leopold Eberhard] Duke of WUitemberg to [the Duke of Marl-
borough?]; Treves, 19 June, 1705. Fr, f. 52.
17. G[odefridu8] G[uilielmus] Leibnitius to Schmid, Abb6 de
Marienthal, at Helmstadt; Brunswick, 3 Nov. 1708. Lat, f. 54.
18. Certificate of Charles, Count of Ahlefelt, Governor of Schleswig-Hol-
stein ; Gravenstein, 17 Apr. 1717. Get. ; with signature and seal, f. 57.
19. [Theodore] Tronchin, Swiss physician, to [Jean] Senebier, at
Geneva ; Palais Royal, 1 Mar. [after 1773]. Fr. f. 59.
20. Ch[arles] Mau[rice] Talleyrand [-Perigord, Prince of Benevento],
French Minister for Foreign Affairs, to [Claude] Petiet, Minister
Extraordinary of the Republic at Milan ; 6 Pluviose, an 9 [26 Jan.
1801]. Fr, f. 61.
Paper. Folio.
22,166. Original letter of Mohammed Hassan, Dey of Algiers, to
Henry IL of France ; 21 Mar. 1549. Arab, and Span, Paper. Folio.
f. 49.
ADDITIONAL MSS., 23,167-22,183. 597
22A67. Original letters of the Abbate Jacopo Morelli, Librarian of
St. Mark, Venice, to Simon Ghardon de la Kochette; 30 May, 1 SOT-
IS Aug. 1814. Ital^ with a few extracts from letters of an earlier
date. Paper. Quarto.
23.168. Heads of a lecture by the Hev. John Henley, called Orator
Henley; 25 Mar. 1750. Autograph, Paper. Small Quarto.
33.169. William Cob^ett's English Grammar; Letters xxil and
xxin. Autograph. Paper; [1818]. Quarto.
33.170. Speech delivered by Louis Kossuth, on the occasion of a copy
of Shakspeare's works, purchased by penny subscriptions, being
presented to him ; 6 May, 1853. Autograph. Paper. Quarto.
33.171. Note from William Melmoth, the author of " Fitzosbome's
Letters," to Mrs. Sophia Walters; [1792-1799]. Autograph. Paper.
Octavo. Presented by Melmoth Walters, Esq.
33,173. Court-books of the manor of Farway, co. Devon ; 25 Nov.
37 Hen. VIH. [1545]-29 Mar. 40 Eliz. [1598]. Paper. Folio. Pre-
sented by Sir W. C. Trevelyan^ Bart.
33.173. Accounts, bonds, receipts, and other papers relating to the
manors of Farway and Whitwell, co. Devon ; 35 Hen. VIII. [1544]-
1682. Paper. Folio. Presented by the same,
33.174. 1. Statuta AnglisB, selecta, temp, Edw. I., f. 3.
2. Begistium brevium, f. 87.
Vellum; early xivth cent. Belonged to John de Watham. Octavo.
Presented by the same,
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1662-1583. Paper. Small Quarto. Presented by the same,
33,176-33,179. Common-place books, theological, classical, and legal,
of John Mallacke, of Axmouth, co. Devon ; temp, James I. Eng.,
Lot. and Fr. Four volumes. Paper. Small Quarto. Presented by
the same.
33.180. Sermons preached by various persons in 1578 and 1579.
Paper. Small Quarto. Presented by the same.
33.181. ** The priviledges of the Baronage of England, when they sitt
in Parliament; collected out of the recoids of parliament," etc.
Paper ; xviith cent. Folio. Presented by the same.
33,183 A. B. C. Design for a militaiy and naval trophy to Queen
Victoria, by John Keyse, of Newington ; 26 May, 1857. Paper rolls.
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The folUnoing Nos. 33,183-33,367 are the papers of the families of
Johnson and Wentworthj Earls of Strafford, which were connected by
marriage.
598
ADDITIONAL MSS., 22,183.
22,183. Papers relating to the Navy ; 1638-1699 ; chiefly on business
transacted with Sir Henry Johnson, Knt., and Sir Henry Johnson,
Ent., M.P., his son, shipbuilders of Blackwall. Among the various
official signatures are those of [William Bronncker] Viscount
Brouncker, Sir William Batten, Admirals Sir William Penn and
Sir Thomas Allin, Sir John Ernie, Sir Anthony Deane, Admiral
Sir Bichard Haddock, Sir John Tippetts, Sir John Chicheley,
Admiral Sir John Narborough, Sir John Lowther, Bart., [Anthony
Cary] Viscount Falkland, f. 207, Robert Austen, and others. Com-
missioners of the Admiralty; of Samuel Pepys, Secretary; of
James, Duke of York, f. 12, and Charles II., f. 67, Lords High
Admirals ; and of the Hon. R[alph] Grey [afterwards 4th Lord Grey,
of Werke], Governor of Barbt^oes, f. 261. The following state
papers occur : —
1. Order of peers and privy councillors to Sir Henry Johnson, for the
release of Lady Baltimore and her daughters ; 12 Dec. 1688. Signed
by Thomas [Lamplugb], Archbishop of York, [George Saville]
Marquess of Halifax, [Anthony Grey] Earl of Kent, [Francis New-
port] Viscount Newport [afterwards Earl of Bradford], [Charles Sack-
> ille] Earl of Dorset, [Thomas Bruce] Earl of Ailesbury, [James An-
nesley] Earl of Anglesey, [Charles] Lord North and Grey of BoUeston,
[Philip] Lord W harton, [John Sheffield] Earl of Mulgrave [after-
wards Duke of Buckinghamshire and Normanby], [John] Vaughan,
Earl of Carbery, [Thomas] Lord Crewe, [Charles Bennett] Lord
Ossulstone [afterwards Earl of Tankerville], [James Brydges] Lord
Chandos, P[eter Mew, Bishop of] Winchester, Thomas [Sprat], Bishop
of Rochester, N[athaniel Crewe, afterwards Lord Crewe], Bishop of
Durham, Thomas [White], Bishop of Peterborough, f. 139.
2. Acknowledgment from Robert, Lord Lucas, Governor of the Tower,
to Sir Henry Johnson and others, of the delivery of George Lord
Jeffreys into his custody ; dat. 12 Deo. 1688. Signed, f. 140.
3. Order of peers and privy councillors to Sir Henry Johnson, for the
release of [George Mackenzie] Earl of Seaforth, and his family;
dat. 14 Dec. 1688; with signatures of [William Douglas-Hamilton]
Duke of Hamilton, [George Saville] Marquess of Halifax, [John
Sheffield] Eiirl of Mulgrave, [Thomas Tufton] Earl of Thanet,
[James Annesley] Earl of Anglesey, and [Lawrence Hyde] Earl of
Rochester, f. 141.
4. Similar order " to Sir Henry Johnson and Sir John Friend, knights
Colonel of the regiments of the Trained Bands of the Tower
Hamletts," for suppression of riots; dat. 13 Dec. 1688. Signed by
[George Saville] Marquess of Halifax, [Anthony Grey] Earl of
Kent, [John West Lord De] La Warr, [Charles] Lord North and
Grey, T[homas] Lord Jermyn, [Lawrence Hyde] Eurl of Rochester,
R[alph] Lord Montagu [afterwards Duke of Montagu], [James
ADDITIONAL HSS., 88,184—28,186. 599
Brydges] Lord Ohandos, and Thomas [Sprat], Bishop of Rochester,
f. 144.
Paper. Folio.
82,184. Papers relating to the business of the same Sir Henry John-
son, Knt., and his son, in conneotion with the merchant service ;
1617-1710. Paper. Folio.
88,186. Papers relating to the East India Company; 1682-1701.
Paper. Formerly belonging to Sir Henry Johnson, Knt., M.P., one
of the Directors. Folio.
82,186. 1. Miscellaneous letters to Sir Henry Johnson, Ent., and Sir
Henry Johnson, Knt., M.P., his son. 1662-1720, from—
Elizabeth Parrish; Southwold, 23 Jan.,
and Aldebmgh, 25 Jan. 1662[3], tf.
1,3.
George Mathewes; Carlton Hall, 26
Jan.-12 Mar. 1662[3], flf. 4-7.
Thomas EUot ; 24 Jan. 1662[3], f . 10.
EliaWest; 3 Oct. 1672, f. 14.
Jo. Overton ; 23 Apr. 1676, f. 16.
Rt. Overton ; Seaton, 27 Apr. 1676, f. 17.
William Hedges; bollasore Road, 30
Jan. 1682[31 ff. 20, 22.
Captain John Nioholson ; Batavia, etc,
20 Sept. 1682-12 Mar. 168}, ff. 24, 31,
33. 35, 37. 40-58.
Edward Mall ; Wbitechapel Prison, 22
June, 1683, f. 26.
Captain Thomas Raynes; Hoogley, 2
Jan., Ballasore. 28 Feb. 1C8|, ff. 27, 29.
Querin ; Bank of Credit, Lombard
Street. 6 Nov. 1683, f. 32.
Ricbard Snagg ; Lombard Street, 3 Nov.
1684. f. 89.
William Browne; Yarmouth, 17 June,
1692, f. 61.
John Bence; 21 Nov. 1692-12 Dec.
1693, ff. 62, 63, 65, 69.
Thomas Qlembam ; 5 May [1693], f. 64.
Richard Osboune ; 4 Oct. 1693, f. 66.
Thomas Fowell; 12 Nov. 1693, f. 67.
John Harris; Oxford, 13 Nov. 1693.
f. 68.
John Burwood; Aldeburgh, 22 Dec.
1693, 11 Nov. 1709, ff. 70, 71. 72, 163.
James Peck; Aldeburgh, 29 Dec. 1693,
19 Jan, 1693[4], ff. 73, 74.
William Betts ; 9 and 30 Apr , 19 Mar.
1694, 28 Aug. 1695, ff. 77, 78. 81, 84.
Edward Poole; Cape of Good Hope,
Aug. 1694, f. 79.
John Browne; Aldeburgh, 1 Mar. 1694[5],
80 Jan. 1698, ff. 82, 102.
Francis Blackburne; Richmond, 11 June,
1695, f. 83.
Thomas Wall; Aldeburgh, 4 Mar. 169],
f. 86.
Sir William Beeston, Lieut.-Govemor of
Jamaica ; 80 Nov. 1697, f. 87.
Ricbard Browne ; Portsmouth, 10 Dec.
1697, f. 89.
William Johnson; 6 July, 1698, 11
Mar. 17% ff. 98. 168.
Sir John Duke; 6 July, 1698, f. 99.
Edward Wall; Aldeburgh, 26 Sept.
1698, 30 June, 1715, ff. 101, 181.
Jacob Loveday; 6 , 1698, f. 104.
Matthew Einpson ; Fort St. George, 12
Oct 1699-24 Feb. 170?, ff. 100, 121, 136.
Thomas Pitt, Goveraor of Fort St.
George; 13 Feb. 16i>^-8 Feb. 170},
ff. Ill, 124, 125, 130, 144.
Philip Bickerstaffe; 6 Apr. 1700, f. 112.
Captain W. Bridger ; Masulipatam, 31
July [1700], f. 113.
John Packer; Madras, 13 Aug. 1700;
Bombay, 23 Mar. 170}, ff. 116, 146.
John Braddyll; Vizegapatam, eto.y 24
Aug. 1700-7 Feb. 170^, ff 117, 123, 135.
Goodfellow ; Yizf gapatam, 26 Aug.
1700, f. 118.
J. O. Hiller; Metehlepatam, 28 Sept.
1700, f. 120.
John Gayer; Bombay, 10 Feb. 11^. f. 129.
y. Heveniugham; Fort St George, 6
Nov. 1701, f. 132.
Charles Leigh; Laighton, 8 Sept. 1702,
f. 139.
Ann Braddyll ; London. 25 Nov. 1702,
f. 14L
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600 ADDITIONAL MSS., 22,186, 22,187.
Bradley,
1706,
Sir Edward Seymour, Bart.
24 Apr. 1703, f. 142.
Aldred Lyell; Harwich, 15 Apr.
f. 152.
J. Goodflole; Moontaerratt, 17 July,
1706, f. 153.
Francis Hey wood; Staple Inn, 1 Mar.
1707, f. 154.
George Sayers; Doctors* Commons, 21
June, 1708, f. 155.
Edmond Noble; 28 Sept. 1708, f. 156.
Samoth Report [Thomas Porter] ; Lon-
don, 10 June, 1709, f. 158.
George Barton; London, 13 and 19
Aug. 1709, ff. 160, 161.
William Read; Aldeburgh, 21 Oct.
1709, f. 162.
William Nicholas, 28 Apr. 1710, f. 165.
William Read, sen. ; Aldeburgh, 2 Deo.
1713. f. 169.
Thomas Manning; Aldeburgh, Mar.
2. Sir William Smith to
1713-4 May, 1714, ff. 170, 171, 173,
175, 179.
Ann WaU; Aldebnrgh, 13 Mar. 171f,
f. 176.
E. Peiison ; 12 July, 1714, f. 178.
Richard Bennett; Aldeburgh, 17 Oct.
1715, f. 182.
John Conyers; Temple, 11 Jan. 1717,
f. 183.
Joseph Bacheler and Co.; Madeira, 11
Apr. 1717, f. 185.
Elizabeth Barton ; 7 Mar. 1717, f. 186.
Captain Robert Sax ; Venice, 1 July,
1718, f. 187.
Sarah Chiderson; Blackwall, 27 Feb.
1720, f. 188.
D. Deane ; 21 Mar. , f. 189.
[Francis Seymour] Lord Conway ; Brad-
ley, 19 May [1703], f. 190.
Charles Eyre ; n,cL, f. 192.
Jolin Hungerford; [1703?], f. 193.
Prior; London, 23 Jan. 1666, f. 12.
3. William Betts to Jerom Salter ; 6 Jan. 1697, f. 92.
4. Ambrose Crowle}' to Captain Thomas Baynes ; 24-27 Jan. 1697,
ff. 93-96.
5. John Lovelace [afterwards 3rd Lord Lovelace] to his father, Lord
Lovelace ; Hurley, Sunday night [drc, 1660 ?], f. 195.
Paper. Folio.
22,187. Miscellaneous papers relating to the families of Johnson and
Lovelace; being bonds, accounts, inventories, etc, from 36 Hen.
VIIL [1544] to 1718. Among them are the following: —
1. Copy of the will of Margaret, Lady Lovelace [widow of Bichard, 1st
Lord Lovelace of Hurley] ; 1 Jan. 1651[2], f. 2.
2. Order of the Deputy-Lieutenants of the Tower Hamlets to call out
the militia of the district, under command of Sir Henry Johnson ;
6 Aug. 1688 ; signed by Sir John Freind, Thomas Cass, and John
Byfeld, f. 116.
3. Order for a company of the Tower Hamlets Regiments to do duty
at the Tower; 17 Dec. 1688 ; signed by [Robert] Lord Lucas, the
Governor, f. 118.
4. Warrant of Lord Lucas to Sir Henr}- Johnson to search the stables
in the Tower Hamlets for horses of disaffected pei-sons ; 5 J une,
1690; with signaiure and seal, f. 127.
5. Remonstrance of the Trinity Board to Lord Lucas against distraint
on the goods of some of the brethren; 30 Apr. 1690; signed by
[Arthur Herbert] Earl of Torrington, the Master; Admiral Edward
Russell [afterwards Earl of Orford] ; [William Craven] Earl of
Craven, and others, f. 130.
Digitized
byGoogk
ADDITIONAL MSS., 22,188-^82,103.
601
6. Bond signed by John, 3rd Lord Lovelace; 29 May, 1691, f. 136.
7. Requisition signed by Charles [Talbot], Duke of Shrewsbury, Se-
cretary of State; 21 Oct. 1695, f. 149.
8. Papers relating to the marriage of Sir Henry Johnson with Martha,
daughter of John, 3rd Lord LoYelace, and afterwards Baroness
Wentworth, £F. 171-176.
Paper. Folio.
22,188, 22,189. Bills and accounts of the Johnson family, including
a few belonging to the family of Lord Loyelace ; 1631-1720. Two
volumes. Paper. Folio.
22.190. Papers relating to the manor of Water Eaton, co. Oxford,
1545-1764 ; and to the manor of Hurley, co. Berks, 1640-1703 ; the
estates of the family of Lord Lovelace.
Among the signatures are those of John Lovelace, afterwards 3rd
Lord Lovelace, f. 61 ; Sir William Morton, Judge of the King's
Bench, flf. 61, 74; Anne, widow of John, 2nd Lord Lovelace, and
afterwards Baroness Wentworth, f. 76; and Sir Littleton Osbal-
deston, Bart., flF. 90, 92.
There are also original letters to Sir Henry Johnson from Bichard
Osboune and William Clinton; dat 1693, and James Freeman;
dat. 1697, tenants of Water Eaton, flf. 142, 143, 147, 148, 176;—
Thomas Steggall ; dat. 31 July, 1703, f. 177;— W. Chettle; dat.
26 Nov. 1716, 8 Nov. 1718, ff. 178, 202 ;— and Miles Parker, steward
of Water Eaton; 1717, 1718, ff. 180-207.
Letter from Sir William Williams to William Clinton ; dat. Gray's
Inn, 14 Nov. 1693, f. 145.
Paper. Folio.
22.191. Law-papers, partly printed, concerning the families of Went-
worth and Johnson; 1692-1733; among the «t^a/t*re« are those of
Thomas, Lord Parker [afterwards Earl of Macclesfield], Lord Chan-
cellor; 1720, r. 278; and of Sir Thomas Pengelly and Sir Bernard
Hale, Barons of the Exchequer ; 1726, f. 505. Paper. Large Folio.
22.192. Letters of John Cully, agent in Ireland for the family of
Wentworth, to members of that family, viz, : — Sir William Went-
worth ; Lady Isabella Wentworth, his wife ; Major Thomas Went-
worth [afterwards Lord Baby and Earl of Strafford], his son ; and
Ann Skynner, his aunt ; 21 Mar. 168|-24 Apr. 1697. Paper. Folio.
22.193. Letters from Monsieur Plantamour to [Thomas] Lord Raby
[afterwards Earl of Strafford], Ambassador to Prussia; dat. Berlin,
Potsdam, and Wesel, 3 Jan. 1701-31 Mar. 1703. Fr. With a few
numbers of a newspaper printed at Ley den for March, 1703. Paper.
Quarto.
602 ADDITIONAL MSS., 22,194--22,204.
22.194. DRAFrs of letters from Lord Raby to various persons ; 1704-
1705. Fr. Paper. Quarto.
22.195. Lettebjs to Lord Baby and bis secretary, George Tilson,
from —
1. Briand ; Berlin, 10 Sept. 1704. Oer. f. 1.
2. A. E. von Heems ; 1706, 1707. Fr. ff. 3-146.
3. H[en8eh] ; 1707. Fr. 147-198.
4. G. Tbeyner; Mar.-Apr. 1707. Fr. ff. 199-205.
5. J. Sebott; 22 Feb. 1707. Fr. f. 206.
6. Grabe ; 26 Mar. . Fr. f. 208.
Witb a few drafts of letters by Tilson. Paper. Quarto.
22.196. Letters of Major-General William Cadogan [afterwards Earl
Cadoganj to Lord Raby, witb drafts of tbe answers ; 27 July,
1703-3 May, 1710. Paper. Quarto.
22.197. Political and private memoranda of Lord Raby ; 1705-1709.
In English and French. Paper. Quarto.
22.198. Letters of Jobn Robinson, Envoy to Hamburg [afterwards
Bisbop successively of Bristol and London, and Lord Privy Seal]
to Lord Raby, witb drafts of tbe answers; 13 Sept. 1704-5 Apr.
1710. Paper. Folio.
22.199. Letters of M. Ilgen to Lord Raby, witb drafts of the answers ;
8 Nov. 1703-13 June, 1711. Fr. Paper. Quarto.
22.200. Answers given by [Charles Mordaunt] Earl of Peterborough
to questions put to him in the House of Lords, relative to the war
in Spain ; with observations thereon by [Henry de Massuo de
Kuvigny] Earl of Galway ; Jan. 171^. Paper. Folio.
22.201. Letters of Henry Watkius, secretary to the Duke of Ormonde,
Commander-in-Chief of the army in Flanders, to [Thomas Went-
worth] Earl of Strafford, English Ambassador at the Hague, and to
H. Harrison, Charles Holzendorf, and William Ayerst; 19 Oct.
1711-6 Nov. 1712. Paper. Quarto.
22.202. News-letteus from London to Lord Strafford ; ^ Dee. 1708-
16 Nov. 1714. Fr. and Eng. Paper. Folio.
22.203. News-letters from foreign towns and camps, chiefly relating
to military affairs in the Low Countries; 20 Feb. 1704-21 Nov.
1714. Fr. and Eng. With plans of battle-fields, etc. Paper.
Folio.
22.204. Copies of official papers relating to negotiations of various
treaties with foreign Powers, and especially for the Treaty of
Utrecht ; 1701-1713. Lat., Fr. and Eng. Paper. Folio.
ADDITIONAL MSS., 22,205— S2,2U. 608
22,205-22,207. Copies of oorrespondenoe between the Lords Pleni-
potentiary for negotiating the Peaoe of Utrecht [John Bobinson,
Bishop of Bristol, and Thomas Wentworth, Earl of Strafford] and
the English Seoretaries of State [Henry St. John, Visoount Boling-
broke, William Legge, Earl of Dartmouth, Charles, Yisoonnt
Townshend, and William Bromley] ; 1711-1714. Three volumes.
In Vol. III. are some original letters from Yiscount Townshend,
one of whioh at f. 325 is holograph. Paper. Folio.
22.208. Papers relating to the claims of [Francois Marie Spinola]
Due de St. Pierre to the Duchy of Sabionetta, the Marquisate of
Final, and other lands in the kingdom of Naples and the Milanese ;
1712, 1713. JPr., Span.y LaL and Eng. Holograph letters of the
Duke to the Earl of Strafford occur at ff. 39 and 43 ; the fiiBt dated
Antwerp, 24 Aug. 1713. Paper. Folio.
22.209. Copies of letters from William Breton, English Minister at
Berlin, to [Thomas Wentworth] Earl of Strafford ; 1712-1714.
Included are copies of a letter fi-om W. Breton to the King of
Prussia [Frederic William I.] ; 20 June, 1714, and the reply, ff. 50,
51 ; and of propositions made by the King of Prussia to the Czar
[Peter] ; 1714, f. 54. JFV., partly in cipher. Paper. Small
Quarto.
22.210. Copies of letters of Frederic [I.], King of Prussia, Sophia,
Electress [of Hanover], [Camille d'Hostun, Due] Mar^chal de
Tallard, Juan Sylva, Conde de Tarouca, M. de Sorba, the Baron
d'Esparre, M. de St Sevrin d'Ausson, and [Jean Baptiste Colbert,
Marquis] de Torcy, addressed to [Thomas Wentworth] as Lord
Baby, and afterwards as Earl of Strafford; together with a few
copies of the replies ; 1703-1714. JPr. and Eng. Paper. Folio.
22.211. Letters, chiefly original, addressed to the Earl of Strafford ;
1710-1714; with copies of his letters in reply. Eng. and Fr,
The writers are : —
1. [William Legge, Lord, afterwards Earl of] Dartmouth; 26 Dec.
1710-1 Oct. 1714, ff. 1-40.
2. [Edward Hyde, Earl of] Clarendon; 11 Jan. 1711-3 Sept 1714,
ff. 41-68.
3. [Arnold Joost van Keppel, Earl of) Albemarle; 17 Feb. 1712-
14 Sept. 1714. Fr. ff. 71-113.
4. [Charles Talbot, Duke of] Shrewsbury; 30 Jan. 1713-24 Mar. 171§.
Copies, ff. 116-131.
6. [Brigadier-General] Joseph Sabine; 29 Apr. 1713-1 Aug. 1714,
ff. 132-167.
6. [Brigadier-General] R[ichard] Sutton; 25 July, 1712-26 Aug.
1714, ff. 168-187.
604 ADDITIONAL MSS., 22,212--22,217.
Included is a letter from [Armand do Bonrbon, Marquis de] Mire
mont to the Earl of Dartmouth ; Utrecht, 19 Aug. 1712, with the
reply. Fr. Copies, ff. 13, 17; and from [Pierre] Montesquieu
[Comte d'Artagnan], Marechal de France, to Gleneral Sabine ; Arras,
16 May, 1713. Fr. f. 138. Paper. Small Quarto.
22.212. Original letters of the Marquis [Ferdinando] Paleotti [Im-
perial officer serving in English pay in Flanders], to the Earl
of Straflford; Ghent, Brussels, etc., 10 July 1712-23 Apr. 1714;
with a few copies of letters in reply. Fr, Included are also
letters from [Adelinda] Duchess of Shrewsbury [wife of Charles
Talbot, Ist Duke] to the Marquis Paleotti, her brother ; Windsor,
9 Sept 1712. Ital. f. 13 ; and from [Charles Boyle, 4th Earl of]
Orrery to the same; London, 22 July, 1712. Fr. f. 3. At f. 110
is a petition from the Marquis to the States-General of the United
Provinces; n.d. Signed. Fr. Paper. Folio.
22.213, 22,214. Eegister of news-letters from the Envoys of the
States-Gkneral of the United Provinces at London, Paris, Vienna,
St. Petersburg, and other European Courts, at the Imperial Diet at
Augsburg, and the Free Cities of Germany, in Switzerland, etc. ;
1713, 1714. Lat.y Dutch and Fr. Two volumes. In Vol. II., f. 172,
is a PttfcA translation of a fferwian letter from GeorgLudwig, Elector
of Hanover [George I. of England], to the States-General ; Hanover
[?Aug.] 1714; with a copy of the answer to the same; 15 Aug.
1714. Fr. f. 186. Paper. Folio.
22.215. Extracts from the Registers of the States-General of the
United Provinces; 1710-1714. Fr. and Dutch: partly printed.
Copies of letters from Queen Anne of England to the States-
General; 13 Dec. 1709, and 7 Oct 1711, occur at flf. 148, 149 ; anda'
project of a Treaty of Alliance between the States-General and the
League of the Grisons at f. 177. Fr. Paper. Folio.
22.216. Original letters of J[ohn] Wich and C[yril] Wich, his son,
English residents at Hamburg, to [Thomas Wentworth] Earl of
Strafford, and his secretaries, H. Harrison and W. Ayerst ; 7 Apr.
1711-14 Dec. 1714 ; with copies of letters in reply. Fr. and Eng.
Included are letters of B. Wich [widow of John Wich] to the Earl
of Strafford; 18 Nov. and 8 Dec. 1713, 20 Feb. 1714, ff. 410, 418,
576 ;— William Willys to J. AVich ; London, 6 Jan. 1711[2], f. 220 ;
— and J. Mattheson to H.Harrison, and others; Hamburg, 1712-
1714, ff. 324, 448, 472, 498 b, 626, 628, 691 b. Fr. Paper. Quarto.
22.217. Miscellaneous political papers and memoranda, relating
chiefly to the conferences for the Treaty of Utrecht, and including
characters of the principal personages at the Englit^h and French
Courts; 1707-1714. i^n^. and Fr. Paper. Folio.
ADDITIONAL MSS., 22,218-22,221. 605
22.218. Copies of the articles of impeacbment against the Earl of
Strafford, and of his answer ; with other papers on the same subject;
some of them in the Earl's hand ; 1715, 1716. Eng. and Fr, Taner'
Folio. ^
22.219. Original letters to the Earl of Strafford, from [Catharine]
Countess of Wartenberg, and f Johann Casimir Kolbe] Count of
Wartenberg [o6. 1712], her husband, and the Counts Friedrich and
Friedrich Carl, her suns ; 1708-1720. Fr. With documents relat-
ing to money transactions between the Earl and the Countess.
Eng., Fr., Oer, and Dutch. Paper. Quai-to.
22.220. Original lkptkes of [WiUiam Berkeley, 4th] Lord Berkeley
[of Stratton] to the Earl of Strafford; 6 Jan. 1711[2]-12 Jan. 173f.
Eng. and Fr. Holograjph, but mostly unsigned. Paper. Quarto.
22.221. 22,222. Miscellaneous English correspondence of the Earl
of Strafford; 1698-1755. Two volumes. Folio. The writers
are —
22,221. Vol. I. :—
[William Gordon] Earl of Aberdeen ;
Kelly, 6 Apr. 1733, f. 1.
[Montagu Venables-Bertie] Earl of
Abingdon ; [? 1712] and Bycott,7Apr.
1726, ff. 3. 7.
[Thomas Bruce] Earl of Ailesbury;
Brussels, etc,, 19 Nov. 1711-7 Mar.
1714[5], flf. 9-29.
George Allen ; Ricbmonil, 4 Jan. 1722[3],
f.32.
Robert Allen; Dublin, etc,, 16 Jan.
172 1 [2]^ July, 1732, ff. 34-45.
[John Campbell] Duke of Argyll and
Greenwich; Rotterdam, Genoa, etc.,
21 Mar. 1711-[11 Aug. 1734], ff. 46-81.
[John Arundell] Lord Arundell [of Tre-
rice, brother-in-law of Lord Strafford];
Weedon, 8 May, 1726, f. 83.
Jose. Banks; Sheffield, 19 Mar. 1699
[1700], and 30 Mar. 1700. ff. 87, 88.
John Barber, [Alderman] ; 14 Apr. 1786,
f.89.
William Barker; Ipswich, 11 Oct 1722,
f. 9L
Elizabeth Bame; London, 8 July, 1726,
f.93.
Thomas Bassett ; Cliffords Inne, 29 Mar.
1734, f. 95.
[Allen Bathurst] Lord [afterwards Earl]
Bathurst; 1712-1736, ff. 97-144.
Benjamin Bathurst [brother of Lord
Bathurst]; Lidney, 6 July, 1736, and
n.d., ff. 146, 148.
Frances Bathurst [widow of Sir Benj.
Bathurst, and mother of Allen, Lord
Bathurst]; Battlesden, 8 June, 1707,
f. 150.
[Henry Somerset] Duke of Beaufort;
Badminton, 19 Nov. 1712, f. 154.
[Sir] Henry [Arundell] Bedingfield
[Bart.]; Oxburgh. 18 June and 8
Aug. [1735], ff. 158, 160.
[Richard Coote] Earl of Bollomont [to
Anne, sister of Lord Strafford, and
wife of James Donelan] ; 4 Nov. 1729,
f. 162.
R[obert] Benson [Chancellor of the Ex-
cliequer, afterwards Lord Bingley];
[? 14 June, 1712], f. 164.
G. Berkeley; Marble Hill, 7 Aug. 1735,
f. 166.
M.Bethell ; London, 22 Dec.[1707], f. 168.
Samuel Bitchin; Kinsworth, 30 Aug.
1724, f. 170.
L. Blackwell ; 11 July, 1721, f. 172.
W. Blair; Hanover, ^ Aug. 1735, f. 174.
William Blakewey; Stepney, 13 July
1731. f. 175.
Ed. Bowles; Holbom, 13 Nov. 1734, f. 176.
F. Bowles; 25 Nov. 1721, f. 178.
Thomas Brand; Rome, 28 Feb. 1755
f. 180.
Digitized by
606
ADDITIONAL MSS., 22,221.
W. Bromfield; London, 6 Apr. 1712, f. 181.
[Captain] Henry Brown; Skelbrooke,
27 Jan. 1732[3], f. 183.
[John Sheffield] Duke of Buckingham*
shire; 1 Jan. [1712], f. 185.
F. Burley ; London, 22 Sept. 1724. f. 189.
J. Bumaby ; London, 7 Sept 1734, f. 191.
Alexander and Henry Oairoes ; London,
6 Oct. 1704, f. 201.
[? George Bnidenell, fiarl of Cardigan] ;
[6 July, 1735], f. 204.
Adam Cardonnel [Secretary to the Duke
of Marlborough] ; 16 July, 1702, and
1 Feb. 170§, flF. 206, 208.
[John Carteret] Lord Carteret [Secre-
tary of State, afterwards Earl Gran-
ville] ; 2 Jan. 172§, f. 210.
Ann CecUl ; Wakefield, 26 Dec [1714],
27 Jan. [1715], ff. 212. 214.
[Dr.] Hugh Chamberlen to the Countess
of Strafford ; 80 July, 1720, f. 216.
Thomas Chapman ; Hockedon, 12 Sept.
1729, f. 218.
William Chapman ; n.d, f. 220.
[Sir] Job Charlton; Dublin, 29 June,
1721, f. 222.
Thomas Chester; [1736], f. 224.
[Sir] Francis Child; 7 Aug. 1724, f. 226.
Samuel Child; London, 11 Nov. 1786.
20 Not. 1718, ff. 228. 229.
Charles Church ; 9 Jan. 172J, f. 231.
Edward Church ; 16 Jan. 1725, f. 233.
Robert Garke; London, 18 Dec. 1713,
and 18 May. 1718, ff 235. 237.
Thomas Clarke, 23 Nov, 1713, f. 239.
Henry Cooke ; n.d.. f. 243.
Joseph Cooke ; Worcester, 1 Dec 1721,
and n.d.j ff. 245, 246.
[Sir] J[ohn] Hynde Cotton; 13 July,
1734. f. 248.
William Westby Cotton; Haigh, 12
Nov. 1726, f. 250.
Charles Couchman ; 8 May, 1721, f. 251.
[William Cowper]'Earl Cowper; Bris-
tol, 3 June, 1721, f. 256.
Samuel Crooke; 29 June. 1716, f. 258.
Christopher Crowe ; Livomc, 8 Sept.
1714, 14 Jan. 1714[5], ff. 261, 265.
Edward Crull; Baker Street, 5 Jan.
1713. f. 267.
[Sir] J[ohn] DamaU ; 3 Oct 1728-21
Nov. 1732, ff. 269-276.
[William Legge] Earl of Dartmouth ;
Blackheath, 15 Feb. 172J, f. 279.
[Sir] Jermyn Davers; 5 June, 1729,
f. 282.
P. Davies; Bradenham, 12 July and
I Aug. 1721, ff. 284, 286.
John Davison; [July, 1729], f. 288.
[John West, 6th] Lord De la Warr ; Wind-
sor, 3 Sept. 1713, f. 289.
[John West, 7th] Lord De la Warr [af-
terwards 1st Earl]; London, 7 Jan.
172?, f. 293.
[Captain] Charles Desborow ; Rotterdam,
II and 26 Dec. 1711, and 13 June,
1713, ff. 299, 805. 309.
H. Hanson ; Hague. 21 Dec. 1711, f. 301.
P[rice] Devereux [afterwards 10th Vis-
count Hereford] ; 1 May. 1736. f. 313.
W.Dilke[R.N.]; n.d., f. 315.
George [Bubb] Dodington [Lord of the
Treasury, afterwards Lord Melcombe] ;
[1733 and 1735], ff. 316, 318.
W. Downing; Falthwait, 30 Dec. 1721,
f. 322.
[Thomas Cochrane] Earl of Dundonald ;
Edinburgh, 29 Jan. 1732. f. 323.
Michael East ; 3 Aug. 1721. f. 325.
Laurence Echard; London, 10 May,
1721, f. 327.
William Edmunds; Newgate, 25 Nov.
1725, f. 329.
Mary Ellis; 19 June, 1732, f. 331.
H. Elking ; Rotherbithe, 6 May, 1731,
f. 333.
Francis Ellison; Wellstreet, 5 June,
1734, f. 335.
Thomas Ellison; Westerham, 13 Dec.
1724, f. 337.
[William Capel] Earl of Essex ; White-
hall, Cashiobury, Aug. 1713, ff. 339,
343, 345.
[Colonel] G. Feilding ; Windsor, 30 June,
1721, f. 347.
E. Fenton ; London, 1 Jan. 171.1, f. 349.
Ellinor Fenwick ; n.d., f. 350.
F[ranci8] Fo^'ambe; Aldwarke, 7 Jan.
172J, f. 352.
W. Foot ; 3 June, 1724, f. 354.
[Sir] Thomas Frankland; London, 12
Oct. 1711, f. 356.
William French ; Friston. 20 May, 1755,
f. 360.
[Alexander Gordon] Duke of Gordon ;
Gordon Castle, 27 Mar. 1725, f. 362 ;
and as Marquis of Huntly ; Apr. 1711-
Mar. 1713[4], ff. 474-481, 486.
Digitized by
ADDITIONAL MSS., 22,2Sa, 23,222.
607
J. Gordon ; Waterfoid,14 July, 1738, 1364.
G[eorge] Granville [afterwards Lord
Lanadowne] ; Whitehall, 28 Mar. 171?,
f. 368.
[Francis North] Lord Guilford ; London,
16 Nov. 1716, f. 872.
Pat. Guthrie ; 1 Apr. 1736, f. 378.
[Captain] J. Guy; Harwich [7 Oct
1711], f. 375.
Catharin Hackett; Paris, 24 Nov. 1723,
f. 377.
[Charles Montagu] Earl of Halifax;
23 Nov. 1714, f. 380.
[Captain] Charles Hamilt(m; York,
7 Feb. 1735[61 389.
F^lizabeth] Duchess of Hamilton [widow
of James Hamilton, 4th Duke] ; 13
Jan. 171}, f. 391.
W. Hamilton ; Calais and London, 1785-
1736, ff. 393-406.
B[ridget, widow of John] Hanbury
[of Pontypool] ; 25 May and 27 June,
1736, flf. 407, 409.
Capel Hanbury; Pontpoole, 21 Jan.
173?, f. 411.
J[ohn] Hanbury; Scarborough, etc.,
July-Nov. 1732, ff. 413-422.
[? Sir] Thomas Hanmer to ; n.d.,
f. 423.
William Harvey [M.P.]; 1719-1723,
ff. 425^41.
Thomas Hawkesworth; Barosley, 15
Feb. 172}, f. 442.
With drafts and copies of letters
22,222. Vol. II.
Samuel Lambly; Ipswich, 1 Jan.
1737[8], f. 1.
[George Granville] Lord Lansdowno ;
Mar.-Nov. 1712, ff: 8-15.
R W. Lee; 9 July, 1732, and 11 Feb.
1733[4], ff. 16, 18.
[Thomas Osborne, Ist] Duke of Leeds ;
18 Jan. 1711, f. 22.
[Thomas Osborne, 4th] Duke of Leeds
[sue 1731]; n.d.,f.24.
Hamo Lestrange [? eldest son of Sir
Mich. L'Estrange, Bart] ; 8 Apr. 1717,
f. 25.
[Robert Bertie] Marquis of Lindsey
[afterwards Duke of Ancaster];
Grimsthorp, 21 July, 1713. f. 26.
G[eorge] Lockhart ; Camwath, 10 May,
William Hetzler ; Hague, «te.. May, 1718 ,
and 24 July, 1721, ff. 443, 445, 447.
Hill : Eaton CoU., 7 and 10 Dec.
1715, ff. 448, 450.
Eliza Hill [wife of Lockey Hill, eldest
son of Sir Eoger Hill, of Denham, co.
Bucks]; 29 July, 1721, f. 452.
James Hobart ; n.i2., f. 456.
W. Holman; Longwood, co. Hants, 20
June and 31 Aug. 1731, ff. 457, 459.
Richard Houlditoh ; n.d., f. 461.
J. Hudson; Ghent, 6 Aug. 1713, f.
465.
John Hudson ; Wakefield, 28 Feb. 172J,
f.467.
John Hungerford ; Lincoln's Inn, 5 Oct.
1719, and 16 May, 1721, ff. 469. 470,
472.
Julius Hutchinson.; Woodhall, 23 Mar.
173?, f. 488.
[Captain] Francis Jermy ; 6 Nov. 1711,
and 18 Jan. 1713[4], ff. 490, 491.
[Edward Villiera] Earl of Jersey; 10
Apr. [1711], f. 493.
[Sir] H[onry] Johnson [father-in-law of
Lord Strafford]; Bradenham, eto.
1713-1718, ff. 495-503.
Henry Johnson; Puerto Bello, San
Lucar, etc., 1722-1736, ff. 504-516.
Mary Johnson ; 29 Oct. [1720], f. 518.
William Johnson ; 19 Nov. 1716, t 502.
Erasmus Jones; London, 19 Oct 1731,
f. 521.
of the Earl of Stra£ford.
1725; and Edinburgh, 23 May. 1725,
ff. 28, 30.
S[amuel] London; June-Sept 1733, ff.
33-43.
John Lord ; 11 Mar. 1727, f. 44.
Francis Love; Twickenham, 21 June,
1732, f. 46.
Ed[ward] Loving; 16 Feb. 1714, f. 41.
[William Berkeley] Lord Berkeley [of
Stratton] to Edward Loving ; 16 Fob.
171i, f. 49.
[Rev.] Richard Lowther; Swillington,
8 Oct 1717, f. 53.
[Captain] Samuel Lucas; Harwich, 7
Aug. 1712, f. 55.
G. Mackenzie; Paris, Mar. 1734-Mar.
1736, ff. 57-64.
Digitized by
608
ADDITIONAL MSS., 22,222.
Richard Manningham ; 9 July, 1720, f. 65.
[John Erskine] Earl of Mar ; WhitehaU,
27 June, 1712, f. 66.
[John Churchill] Earl [afterwards Duke]
of Marlborough ; Camp of Assenlen,
5 July, 1702, f. 68; and signature to
order ; A J«ly, 1702. f. 70.
Martin ; 9 July, 1730, f. 72.
[Samuel Masham] Lord Maaham ; Lon-
don, 22 Jan. 1711, f. 76.
William Masters; London, 8-19 Dec.
1734. fL 78-83.
George Mathew; Dublin, 19 Mar.
1733[4], f. 84.
[•Sir] J[ohn] Meres ; 25 June. 1725, f.86.
M. Merrick; London, 4 Nov. 1736, f.
87.
John Methuen [Lord Chancellor of Ire-
land, etc.']; Dublin, 14 Nov. 1699, f. 89.
Isaac Minet ; Dover, 17 Feb. 17g, f. 91.
George Monson ; 28 Apr. 1726, f. 93.
[Brigadier] Edw. Montagu; Scar-
borough, 23 July, 1736, f. 95.
[Lady] M[ary] W[ortley] Montague ;
17 and 29 July, 1736, ff. 97, 99.
[Captain] William Moses, of the Hen-
rietta" yacht ; Rotterdam, Mar. 171}-
Apr. 1713, flf. 103-123.
[Sir] C[hristopher] Musgrave [Bart.];
n.d, [bef. 1736]. f. 126.
[William Murray] Lord Naime ; 8 June,
1708, f. 127.
John Norman ; 24 Oct. 1719, f. 129.
[James Compton] Earl of Northampton ;
A8hly,28 Apr. 1734, f. 131.
[William North] Lord North and Grey ;
Epping, 22 June, 1713, 1 135.
Thomas Onslow [afterwards Lord Ons-
low], 14 Mar. 1714[5], f. 139.
[George Hamilton] Earl of Orkney ; 13
June, 1722, f. 140.
[James Butler] Duke of Ormonde ; [Apr.
1714],and20 Aug.l714,C142,144. The
first letter is of doubtM authenticity.
M. Ormsby to [Mrs. Ann Donelan, sister
of Lord Strafford ; Jan. 1728], f. 146.
[John Boyle] Earl of Orrery ; Dublin, etc.,
17 Feb. and 8 May, 1733, and 1 Feb.
173J, ff. 148, 150, 152.
[Charles Bennet] Lord Ossulstone [after-
wards Earl of Tankerville] ; Chilling-
ham, 5 Sept 1711, f. 154.
Thomas Page; Twickenham, II Apr.
1714, f. 156.
[James Hamilton] Lord Paisley [after-
wards Earl of Abercom] ; London, 20
Mar. 171J, f. 158.
[Henry Temple] Viscount Palmerston ;
East Sheen, 14 Oct. 1729, f. 160.
[Sir] Thomas Parkyns [Bart.] ; Bunny,
7 Nov. 1724, and 29 Mar. 1736, ff. 162,
164.
Hya. Pilley to Mrs. Donelan; 7 Feb.
1728[9], f. 166.
WUliam Pitt; London, 1716-1733, ff.
168-177.
Walter Plummer; 16 Jan. 172^, f. 178.
[John Poulett] Earl Poulett; 10 Apr.
[1711]-5 Dec. [1724], ff. 180-196.
R. Powys ; Whitehall, 17 Oct. 1717, f. 201.
G[eorge?] Preston; Nieuport, 2 Nov.
1713, and 31 May, 1714, ff. 205,
207.
Charles Price; 26 Apr. 1731, f. 209.
Edward Price; Gibraltar, 14 Feb. 173J,
f.211.
[Mrs.] D. Prichard ; Treorgan, 12 Dec.
1722, 12 May, 1724, and n.d., ff. 213,
217, 219.
H. Pye to Lord Bathurst; Farringdon,
19 Apr. 1716, f. 221.
John Pye; 3 Sept and 15 Oct. 1734,
ff: 223, 225.
[James Douglas] Duke of Queensberry ;
WhitehaU, 23 June, 1711, f. 227.
[Rev.] St[ephen] Badcliffe ; Dublin, etc.,
Jan. 172^-{May, 1730], ff. 230-235.
[Captain] E. Randolph ; I^ondon. 18
Feb. and 11 Sept. 1729, ff. 236, 237.
William Rawstom ; 1714-1736, ff. 241-
256.
Mary and Thomas Read ; n.d., f. 257.
John Reed ; [22 Nov. 1724], f. 259.
Edward Reeves ; 22 May, 1733, f. 265.
Samuel Reynardson; Queen's Square,
25 Mar. 1736, f. 266.
[Richard Savage] Earl Rivers ; 8 June,
1708. and Rotterdam [Nov. 1711]. ff.
268. 272.
[Captain] R. Robinson [of the *• Catha-
rine" yacht]; Dec. 1713-Sept. 1714,
ff. 274-282.
[Captain] J. Robinson [of the " William
and Mary*» yacht]; Rotterdam, 19
Oct. 1714, f. 283.
Henry Rodboume; 31 May, 1725, f. 285.
John Rodes; 23 Oct. and 10 Nov. 1724,
f. 287, 289.
Digitized by
ADDITIONAL MSS., 22,222-~22,223. 609
John Raper; Chelmsford, 22 Mar. 173J,
f. 291.
[LadyJ E. Russell ; 28 Mar. 1784, f. 293.
Thomas Salisbury ; 26 Apr. 1735, f. 295.
[Captain] W, Sanderson [of the Pere-
grina " galley ;] Rotterdam, etc., Apr.
1712-Aug. 1714. flf. 297-326.
Anderson Saunders; 7 Jan. 1698[9] and
28 Oct. [16]99, ff. 327, 329.
Thomas Scawen ; Apr.-Nov. 1735, ff.
330. 332, 334.
David Scott [author of a History of
Scotland "] ; [? 17261 f. 336.
Laurence Shirley; Staunton, 9 Aug.
1733. f. 338.
Henry Simon ; Temple, 13 Feb. 1732[3],
f. 340.
Nicholas Skupholme; London. 19 Oct.
1714, f. 342.
John Smith ; Bamsley, e/c, 1714-1735,
ff. 343-347.
Jos. Smith; Hampstead, 30 Sept. 1732,
f. 348.
R. Smith; Dublin, 1698-1704[5], ff.
350-363.
Dorothy Stainton ; 13 Jan. 173;. f. 366.
William Stallard ; Amesbury, Apr. 1716-
NoT. 1727, ff. 368-372.
[Sir] J[ohn] Stanley [Bart., Commissioner
of the Customs] ; 17 Aug. 1730, f. 373.
[Sir] J[ohn] Statham; 22 Aug.l717,f.375.
John Swaddell; Newcastle, 23 Aug.
1713, f. 381.
George Tilson ; Whitehall, 23 Apr. 1724,
f.388.
George Tooke ; 9 Oct. 1712, f. 390.
Martha Tooke; 10 Feb. and 14 Apr.
1727, ff. 391, 393.
WilHamTregea; 1711-1714, ff. 395-408.
John Trevithick ; London, 4 Deo. 1736,
f. 409.
Henry Vaughan; London, 23 Apr.
[17241 f. 410.
" Verus;" [Wakefield, July, 17381 f.411.
Adam (?) Waringe; 20 Apr. 1700, f.
412.
John Walker; Parliament Office, 28
June, 1706, f. 413.
Thomas Warren ; Dublin, 4 Dec. 1735,
f. 414.
Cat[harine] W[e80ombe] ; Paris, 16 May,
1731. f. 415.
[PhiHp Wharton] Duke of Wharton;
[16 Feb. 172jl f. 417.
Charles Willoughby; Stonybater, 13
Nov. 1733 and 25 May, 1734, ff. 421, 423.
[Thomas Windsor] Viscount Windsor ;
London, etc., 11 Sept. 1711, 19 Feb.
1712[31 31 Dec. 1735, 14 Jan. 173J.
ff. 425-432.
[Brigadier] Cornelius Wood; Breda. 28
Feb. 1702. N.S., f. 433.
William Wrightson ; London, 19 June,
1713, and 23 Jan. 1713[41 ff. 435, 437.
Margaret Wyatt ; Twickenham, 12 Oct.
1736. f. 439.
With copies and drafts of letters of the Earl of Strafford. At f. 228
is a certificate of his having taken his scat [as Lord Raby] at
the Privy Council; 23 June, 1711; sealed and signed by John
Povey.
22,223. Miscellaneous foreign correspondence of the Earl of Strafford ;
1707-1737. The writer8 are —
Anderson ; 20 Apr. [1713]. Fr, f. 3.
d'Anheroche [? French Protestant
Minister]; n.d. Fr, f. 5.
[Andreas Gottlieb, Baron de] Bemstorff ;
8 Oct 1718. Fr. f. 13.
[Hans Caspar, Baron] Bothmar [Prime
Minister of the Elector, George Louis
of Hanover, afterwards Geo. I. of
England]; Hague, 23 June, 1714. Fr.
f.l9.
PieterCouk; 1714. Dutch, f. 24.
MSS.— 1857.
L. P. Oreutzer; Hague, 22 May, 1734.
Fr. f. 25.
[Ghristophe Martin, Count of] Degen-
feldt-Schonburg ; Frankfort, 1733-
1737. Fr. ff. 27-34.
Dupuy; Brussels, 20 Oct. 1712.
Fr. t.Sl.
Fran. Dure tt [chaplain] ; London, 16 Sept.
1711 and 18 Aug. 1714. Fr. ff. 39, 41.
[Conrad Alhert Charles] Count d'Ursel
[Governor of Brussels, etcJ] ; Brussels,
2 R
Digitized
byGoogk
610
ADDITIONAL MSS., 22,228.
20 Feb. 1713, and Heingehene, near
Antwerp, 26 June, 1714. jFV. ff.4«,47.
J. C. Frantz; n.d. Fr, f. 63.
Joseph Hallere; Hague, ete., 1712. Fr.
flF. 56-78.
Nicolas Huyn, Maroband Fleuriste;
Haarlem, 3 Aug. 1713. Dutch, f. 80.
[Gottfried Wilbelm] Leibniz; n.d Fr.
f. 83.
Count de Malloghem [Councillor of
State of Brabant]; Brussels, Mar.
1714. Fr. ff. 84. 86, 90.
Prince Maximilian of Hesse [son of
Charles, Landgrave of Hesse-Cassel] ;
Heidelberg, 29 Sept. 1734; and Rott-
weil. 20 Dec. 1735. Fr. ff. 92. 94.
J. Memvielle ; Berlin and London,
1707, 1712-1714. Fr. ff. 96-113.
F. A. de Vicq de Meuleuelt ; Bruges, 6
June, 1714. Fr. f. 114.
Fumies Montmorancy, Baron de Neville ;
London, 1 July, 1711. Fr. f. 116.
[Madame] 0. N. de Neufville; Utrecht,
16 Aug. 1714. Fr. f. 118.
B[obert Henry] de Nicolarty, Councillor
of State; Brussels, 1 Mar. 1714. With
petition. Fr. f. 120.
F. Perelra; Hague, 16 Mar. 1712. Fr.
f. 128.
Pascale, Colonel of cavalry; Ghent,
1 July, 1714. Fr. f. 130.
Andre Pelz et Filz ; Amsterdam, 10 Dec.
1714. Fr. f. 132.
Hen. Piatt; Brussels, 1. 19 Apr.. 11
June, 1714. Fr. ff. 135. 137, 141.
The Abb^ [Melchior] de Polignac [af-
terwards Cardinal, French Pleni-
potentiary in Holland]; n.d. [Feb.
1713]. Fr. f. 143.
[Colonel] Rantzow ; Hague, 11 Apr.
1714. Fr. f. 147.
Baron de Beede de Benswoude ; Rens-
woude, 24 June, 1724. Fr. f. 148.
Pioseppe Rigord [English Consul at
Malta]; Malta, 20 May, 1711. Hal.
f. 154.
Tobie Rocayrol, [For9at] ; Marseilles,
12 Mar. 1714. Fr. f. 158.
The Comte de Rodes ; Brussels, 7 Mar.
1714. Fr. ff. 160, 162.
Peter la Roque ; London, 24 Sept. 1711.
Fr. I 164.
Ruchat, n^e de la Boullaie ; 7 Mar.
8.a. Fr. f. 166.
[Colonel] J. W. [?] Schwaben ; Hague,
26 June, 1711. Fr. f. 170.
F[riedricli] H[einrich, Comte] de Seck-
endorff [General-Major] ; Leipzig and
Utrecht, 29 May, 1711-28 Feb. 1712.
Fr. ff. 172-179.
A. Sersanders de Luna [President of the
Council of Flanders]; Ghent. 1713,
1714. Fr. ff. 180-191.
The Abb^ de Spontin ; Brussels, 3 May,
1714. Fr. f. 194.
Sweitzer; Alost, 28 Apr. 1714;
Ghent. 15 July. 1714. Fr. ff. 196, 198.
Ignace Vilain ; Alost, May-July, 1714.
Fr. ff. 200-205.
Villamoul [Major of Brigade];
Hague, 12 Feb. 1713. Fr. f. 206.
The Vicomte de Vooght; Brussels, 24
May and 7 June, 1714. Fr. ff.208,2l2.
Christoph [?] de Vooght [?son of the
preceding] ; Bruges, 13 June, 1714.
Fr. f.214.
" L'c'pouae de Judocus de Vos ;" Brus-
sels, 25 Nov. 1717. Fr. f.216.
[General-Major Blaise Henri de Corte,
Baron] de Walef; Antwerp, Hague,
"au Camp," etc., 1711, 1712. Fr.
ff. 218-231, 236-239.
[Lieut.-Colonel] de Walef B[aron] de
Boi le'[? son of the preceding] ; Bruges.
14 Dec. 1712. Fr. f. 232.
[? General Fabian] Count Wrangel ;
Brussels, 26 Sept. 1712 ; and Hague,
28 Deo. 1712. Fr. ff. 246, 250.
Among the remaining contents are —
1. Copies of letters of Lord Strafford. Fr. ff. 35, 43, 51, 88, 139, 168
[to the Duo de St. Pierre], 184, 188, 210, 226, 248, 252.
2. Draft and copy of letter from M. Baud to Prince Maximilian of
Hesse ; n.d. Fr. f. 7.
3. Tjetter of Massimiliano Sol[dani] Benzi to ; Florence, 10 Not.
1714. Fr. translated from Ital. f. 11.
Digitized by
ADDITIONAL MSS., 22,224-82,227. 611
4. Letter of Frid. Bonet to ; Nov. 1710, with note signed " De
Schlippenbach." Fr. f. 16.
5. Medical directions for Lord Strafford, signed by [Pierre] Chirac.
Fr. f. 20.
6. Petitions to Lord Strafford from Lieut.-Oeneral Warner, Baron de
Pallandt [1 June, 1714]; and Laurentz Rapholm [n.d.]. Fr,
ff. 125, 162.
7. Letter from Philippe de Sourdean to the Baron de Beede de Rens-
woude; Brussels, 31 May, 1714. Fr, f. 192.
8. Memorial from the Baron de Walef to Henry St. John, Secretary of
State; [1711]. Fr. Signed, f. 242.
Paper. Folio.
22.224. Seals of letters adilressed to [Thomas Wentworth] Earl of
Strafford, chiefly while Plenipotentiary for the Treaty of Utrecht ;
1711-1713. Paper. Octavo.
22.225. Original letters of Isabella, Lady Wentworth [daughter of
Sir Allen Apsley, and wife of Sir William Wentworth, of Ashby
Pnerorum], to her son [Thomas Wentworth] Earl of Strafford ;
1707-1729. Paper. Quarto.
22.226. Original letters of Anne, Countess of Strafford [daughter
of Sir Henry Johnson, of Bradenham], to her husband the Earl of
Strafford ; 1711-1736. Included are also letters from —
1. Isabella, Lady Wentworth, to her son, the Earl of Strafford ; 1711,
1712, ff. 34, 72, 80, 214 b, 299 b.
2. Lady Alice Eawstorn, to the same ; 6 May, 1712, f. 169.
3. Anne, Countess of Strafford, to Lady Rawstorn ; Hague, 1 May-
13 Oct. 1713, ff. 304-361.
4. Richard VVardman to the Earl of Strafford, on the election of Sir
Miles Stapylton as M.P. for co. York ; Wentworth Castle, 20 Apr.
1734, f. 422.
5. Rev. J. Bennett, Chaplain, to the same, on a Parliamentary election
at Aldeburgh; 24 Apr. 1734, f. 423.
6. [Lady] A. Irwin to the Countess of Strafford ; n.d., f. 442.
Paper. Quarto.
22.227. Original letters of Peter Wentworth [brother of the Earl of
Strafford] and Juliana his wife [daughter of Thomas Horde] to the
Earl of Strafford ; 170^1737. Included are—
1. Copy of a letter from Peter Wentworth to Prince Maximilian of
Hesse; [July, 1734]; with answer, dat. Heidelberg, 26 Aug. 1734.
Fr. ff. 144, 148.
2. C. S. [Major Charles Selwyn?] to P. Wentworth; n.d., f. 165.
3. P. Wentworth to Captain [William] Wentworth, his son; London,
20 Nov. 1736, f. 183.
Paper. Quarto.
2 n 2
612
ADDITIONAL MSS., 22,228, 22,229.
22,228, 22,229. Miscrllaneous family correspondence of the Earl
of Strafford ; 1707-1738. Two volumes. Quarto. The writers are : —
22,228. Vol. I. 1. Isabella [wife of Francis] Arundell [of Stoke-Bruers
Park, and sister of Lord Strafford]; 18 Feb. [170J]-1 Oct. [1714],
ff. 1, 5, 9, 11.
2. Francis Arundell [husband of the above]; 20 Feb. [170|] and Feb.
171i, ff. 3, J3.
3. Fr[ancis] Arundell [? father of the above F. Arundell] ; Courtenhall,
13 Oct. 1718, f. 15.
4. Elizabeth Wentworth [sister of Lord Strafford ; afterwards wife of
John, Lord Amndell, of Trerise] ; 1707-1724, ff. 18-31.
5. Harriott Arundell [daughter of Peter Wentworth and wife of Thomas,
son of Francis Arundell, of Stoke Bniers] ; 7 Nov. 1728, f. 32.
6. F[rances] A[rabella, wife of Walter, Lord] Bellew [and sister of
Lord Strafford] ; 1707-1717, ff. 34r-46.
7. Fr[ances] Bellew [daughter of the above]; Dublin, 28 June and
17 July, 1729, ff. 47, 61.
8. Lady Anne Wentworth [daughter of Lord Strafford; wife of the
Kt. Hon. William Conolly] ; [1721-1738], ff. 54-163.
9. William Conolly [husband of the preceding]; 1733-1738. Inter-
spersed with the letteis of his wife, ff. 76-163.
10. Katharine Conolly [aunt of the preceding] ; Dublin, 31 Jan. and
28 Feb. 1733[4], ff. 168, 170.
11. Ann Donelan [sister of Lord Strafford and wife of James Donelan];
1707-1735, ff. 172-348.
12. James Donelan [husband of the preceding]; n.d. [June, 1714],
Included are d i afts of letters of Lord Strafford, and also letters from : —
a. [Lady] L[ucy] W[entworth, daughter of Lord Strafford] to Lady
Anne Campbell, her sister-in-law ; Tunbridge, 16 Aug. , f. 166.
b. [Rev.] St[ephen] Radcliff to Mrs. Donelan; Naas, 31 July, 1729,
f. 227.
c. [Lady] Mary Crofton to the fe^ame; 10 Apr. 1733, f. 316.
d. John Staunton to the same; Gal way, 15 Feb. 1731, f. 349.
e. [Thomas Cochrane] Earl of Dundonald to Lord Strafford ; Edinburgh,
27 June, 1727, f. 353.
22,229. Vol. IL 1. D[eni8] Kelly [of Aughrim, co. Galway] ; [1723]-
1735[6], ff. 1-44.
2. M[ary] Kelly [niece of Lord Strafford, and wife of the above] ;
[1725J-1729 : interspersed with the letters of her husband, ff. 3-28.
3. [ \\ illiam] Lord Wentworth [son and heir of Lord Strafford] ; [1730]-
1735, ff. 45-66.
4. Lady Lucy Wentworth [daughter of Lord Strafford; 1724-1737],
ff. 67-80.
f. 184.
ADDITIONAL MSS., 22,229, 22,280. 613
6. Lady H[amott] Wentworth [daughter of Lord Straflford] ; 15 Apr.
1735, f. 81.
6. [Sir] W[illiam] Wentworth [Bart., of Bretton] ; 1709-1712, ff. 83-1 12.
7. [Sir] John Wentworth [Bart, of North Elmsal] ; 16 Aug. 1711, f. 113.
8. William Wentworth [son of Peter Wentworth] ; 1729-1737, flf. 115-
219.
9. Susanna Wentworth [wife of the preceding ; daughter of J. S.
Slaughter]; 29 June and 12 Sept. 1736, flf. 164, 178.
10. Michael Wentworth, of Woolley ; Garrickfergus, etc,, 1731 and
1733, flf. 220-225.
11. George Wentworth [son of Peter Wentworth] ; 1724-1736, flf. 226-
252.
12. [Thomas Wentworth] Earl of Straflford to Lady Bawstorn [his
grandmother]; Utrecht, 10 May [1713], f. 253.
With drafts and copies of letters of the Earl. At the end, flf. 255, 257,
are two letters apparently from Anne Campbell, daughter of John,
Duke of Argyll, and wife of William Wentworth, Earl of Straflford,
to her sister Mary, wife of Edward, Viscount Coke. Included are
also: — "State of Mr. Lockhart's aflfairs" in Clydesdale, signed
G[eorge] Lockhart [of Carnwath] ; n.d. [? 1724] f. 7 ;— Bent-roll of
Denis Kelly, in cos. Roscommon and Gal way; 1722, f. 17.
22,230. Miscellaneous papers, relating to the family of Wentworth ;
circa 1671-1739, Among them aie the following: —
1. History of the family, f. 1.
2. Bonds signed hy Sir William Wentworth, of Wakefield, and Sir
Philip Monckton, of Newbald, 1670; Philadelphia, Lady Went-
worth [of Nettlested], 1688[9]; Sir William Wentworth, Knt., of
Wakefield, and Edmund Fettiplace, 1690; [Thomas Wentworth]
Lord Rahy [afterwards Earl of Straflford], 1700, 1702[3], flf. 15, 17,
19, 23, 26.
3. Assignments of legacies bequeathed by Philadelphia, Lady Went-
worth [of Nettlested] in 1696, and her daughter Henrietta, Lady
Wentworth in 1686, with signatures, among others, of [Louis Duras]
Earl of Feversham ; [Charles Mordaunt] Earl of Peterborough ; Lady
Henrietta Mordaunt [daughter of the Earl of Peterborough], Brian
Fairfax, Charlotte his wife, and Ferdinando and Brian his sons ;
Thomas Throckmorton and Dame Dorothy Pickes, his wife [sister
of Philadelphia, Lady Wentworth] ; Anne Windsor [another sister
of the same] ; and others, flf. 27-64.
4. Documents relating to the embassies of the Earl of Straflford, his
installation as Knight of the Garter, his funeral expenses, etc,
flf. 69-141. A signaiure of Robert Harley [afterwards Earl of
Oxford] occurs at f. 71.
Paper. Folio.
Digitized by
614 ADDITIONAL MSS., 22,231—22,236.
22,231. Letters, accounts, and other papers relating to the Royal
Begiment of Dragoons, commanded by [Thomas Wentworth] Lord
Raby, Earl of Sti-afford ; 1699-1724. Eng. and Fr.
Letters to the Earl of Strafford from the following officers are in-
cluded: — [Colonel] Edward Montagu, [Colonel James] St. Pierre,
[Colonel] George Benson, [Colonel] James Crofts, [Captain] Henry
Killigrew, [Captain] Henry Bazoux, [Captain] P[eter] Renouard,
[Lieut.] Edward Vickers, [Captain] Edward Sheldon, [Comet] John
Cope, [Captain] William Brooks, [Cornet] Robert Killigrew, [Major]
B. Rosseter, and [Captain] G. Odiarne.
Paper. Folio.
22,232, 22,233. Original letters to the Earl of Straffurd from Captain
Francis Ellison, his agent; 1703-1714. Two volumes. Paper.
Folio.
Included are the following letters : —
1. J[ame8] Brydges [Paymaster-General, afterwards Duke of Chandos]
to Lord Baby [afterwards Earl of Strafford]; 2, 27 Nov. 1710.
Vol. L ff. 229, 235.
2. To Captain Ellison from- the Earl of Strafford; 27 Oct. 1703,
21 June, 30 Aug. 1704, 14 Sept. 1707, 7 Oct. 1711, Vol. L ff. 1, 71,
72, 328, 335 ;— A[nne], Countess of Strafford ; 29 Dec. 1711, Vol.L
f. 375 ;--[Sir] Thomas Lowther, Bart, of Marske ; London, 29 Dec.
1711, Vol. L f. 377;— William Wrightson, Gray's Inn; 19 Dec.
1712, Vol. II. f. 166 ;— M. Martin ; 4 Apr. 1713, Vol. II. f. 215 ;—
Michael Fletcher ; Bichmond, 23 Aug. 1713, Vol. H. f. 301
Edward Beeves ; [1714], Vol. II. f. 352 ;— Bobei-t Clarke ; 22 June,
3 Aug. 1714, Vol. IL ff. 402, 435.
22.234. Accounts of Captain Francis Ellison, as agent to the Earl of
Strafford; 1697-1714. Paper. Folio.
22.235. Original letters to the Earl of Strafford, on legal business.
1. William Peere Williams; 1711-1718, 1729, ff. 1-46, 75.
2. W. Williams; 1716, 1717, ff. 52-56.
3. John Ashton ; 1723-1737, ff. 57-121.
4. William Fenton ; 1717-1740, ff. 123-165, 167-174.
5. William Fenton, junior ; Dodworth, 1 Feb. 1734[5], f. 166.
A letter from Ed. Biddell to Will. Fenton ; 12 Jan. 1716[7] occurs
at f. 122.
Paper. Folio.
22,236. Original letters to the Earl of Strafford; 1709-1739,
from —
1. [Captain] J[ohn] Powell ; London, etc., 1709-1739, ff. 1-112.
2. L[oui8] Wescombe; Hague, Paris, etc, 1711-1730, ff. 113-155.
from —
ADDITIONAL MSS.. 22,237-22,242.
615
3. Catharine We8Combe;Calai8,1730-173|,ff.^l50,157-167,169,173-176.
4. Mont. Blomer ; London, 17 Oct. 1734, f. 171.
Included are also letters from Cath. Wescombe to [William Stan-
hope], Lord Harrington; Calais, 8 Mar. 1730[1], f. 168; and to
Robert Eockley ; London, 24 Feb. 1727[8J, f. 148;-^[ohn] Bland
[afterwards Sir J. Bland, Bart.] to Captain Powell ; Hulme, 18 Dec.
1713, f. 67.
Paper. Folio.
22.237. Original LkrrrEKS to the Earl of Strafford from his agents,
viz, : —
1. WiDiam Draycott; 1716-1732, ff. 1-163.
2. Simon Stokes; 1720-1732, flf. 164-194.
5. George Phipps; 1731-1738, ffl 196-324.
Included are letters to Will. Draycott from J. Clay ; Nottingham,
21 June, 1717, f. 46 ; — John Stanley ; Holbeckwoodhouse, 24 June,
1717, f. 54;— Sa[rah] Burroughs; 1 Oct. 1717, f. 70;— Francis
Child; 10 May, 1723, f. 122 ;— J. Chamberlain ; 10 Mar. 1723[4],
f. 124;— [Captain] J[ohn] Powell; 18 June [1724], f. 133;— [Sir]
James Tobin; York, 30 July, 1726, f. 145 ;— Thomas Salisbury; 7
Dec. 1726, f. 150.
Paper. Folio.
22.238. Original letters to the Earl of Strafford from his agents,
John Bromley ; 1699-1722, flf. 1-234 ; and William Ingram ; 1723-
1739, flf. 235-402.
At the end, flf. 403-423, are a few letters from W. Ingram to
Anne, Countess Dowager of Strafford, and to Hamilton ; Dec.
1739-Apr. 1741.
Letters of the Earl of Strafford to W. Ingram ; Wakefield, 27 Oct.
1729, and London, 15 Feb. 173f, occur at ff. 271, 392.
Paper. Folio.
22.239. Original letters to the Earl and Countess of Strafford from
John Arnold, Thomas Hargmve, Richard Wardman, and others,
chiefly respecting the Yorkshire estates of Wentworth Castle and
Stainborough Hall ; 1713-1741. Paper. Folio.
22.240. Rentals of estates at Wakefield, co. York, belonging to
Thomas and William Wentworth, successive Earls of Strafford ;
1700-1789. Paper. Folio.
22.241. Accounts and papers relating to Stainborough and Went-
worth Castle, CO. York, belonging to the Earls of Strafford; 1708-
1785. Paper. Folio.
22.242. Kkni als and accounts of Stainborough, Wentworth Castle,
Keresforth Hill, and Rockley, co. York, belonging to the EjuIs oJ
Strafford; 1709-1700. Paper. Folio.
r
616 ADDITIONAL MSS., 22,243-22,248.
22.243. Papers and letters relating to Hockley and Worsborough, co.
York, belonging to the Eails of Straflford ; 1704-1756. The ma-
jority of the letters are from Eobert Hockley to the Earl of Straf-
ford, and others. Paper. Folio.
22.244. BhNTALsand accounts of the same places; 1723-1788. Paper.
Folio.
22.245. Benials and papers relating to estates at Eichmond and
Swaledale, co. York, belonging to Sir Henry Johnson, Knt., and
subsequently to the Earls of StrafFord ; 1711-1780. Paper. Folio.
22.246. Letters and papers relating to the Lincolnshire estates of the
Earls of Strafford ; 1699-1774. The principal writers are Henry
Neale; 1699, ff. 1-7;— Edmund Hamerton ; 1713, ff. 12, 14, 22;—
William Harby ; 1713, ff. 16, 18 ;— and E. Craik, 1771, ff. 29-31.
Paper. Folio.
22.247. Rentals and accounts relating to the same estates; 1695-
1785. Paper. Folio.
22.248. Letters and papers relating to election matters at Aid-
borough, CO. Suffolk ; 1584-1737. Among the writers are : —
1. John Browne to Sir Henry Johnson ; 1690-1698, ff. 4-9.
2. John Dawson to the same; Saxmundbam, 1714, ff. 21-28.
3. Arthur Hargi-ave to the same ; Pontefraot, 1715, ff. 42, 45-49.
4. [Sir] Henry Johnson to Arth. Hargrave; London, 19 May, 1715,
5. Alexander Bence to Sir Henry Johnson ; 19 Nov. 1718, f. 53 ; — to
W. Draycott; Benhall, 19 Sept. [1721?], f. 118;— to the Earl of
Strafford; Benhall, Oct.-Dec. 1721, ff. 121-131.
G. John Ward to Sir H. Johnson ; Nov. 1718, ff. 55-61.
7. William Harvey to the same ; Freston Hall, n.d. [? 1719], f. 64.
S.Walter Plumraer to the Earl of Strafford; Grays Inn, 3 Oct. 1719,
f. 66.
9. John Morgan to the same ; Sept.-Dec. 1719, ff. 68-79, 82, 86-89, 97, 106.
10. [Captain] Thomas Panuwell to the same ; Oct.-Nov. 1719, ff. 80,
84, 94, 95, 100, 104.
11. [Rev.] M[artin] Rutter to the Fame; Dec. 1729-Feb. 1729[30], ff.
135-144.
12. [Sir] John Williams to the same ; July-Oct. 1731, ff. 145-150, 153-
160, 162, 109-175, 179.
13. George Fox to the same ; Bramham, 20 and 31 Aug. 1731, ff. 161, 167.
14. J[ames] Benet [D.D., Vicar of Aldborougb] to the same ; Sept.
I7.il-May, 1735, f. 177, seqq. passim,
15. [Captain] R. Purvis to the same ; 24 Apr. 1734, f. 191.
IG. [William] ConoUy to Captain Purvis; Dublin, 13 Sept. [91734].
Draft, f. 199.
f 43.
ADDITIONAL MSS., 82,S}49— 22,264. 617
17. Robert Bence to the Earl of Strafford; Beooles, Feb. 1737[8]-
June, 1738, ff. 211^218.
Paper. Folio.
22.249. Miscellaneous papers and accounts relating to Aldborongb,
Friston Hall, and Snape, co. Suffolk ; 1661-1774. Paper. Folio.
22.250. Lettebs and papers relating to lands at Bury, co. Suffolk, and
Twickenham, oo. Middlesex, belonging to the Earls of Strafford ;
1701-1787. Paper. Folio.
22.251. Letters and papers relating to an estate at Boaghton, oo.
Northampton, belonging to the Earls of Strafford ; 171 1-1765. The
majority of the letters are from H. Plowman, John Hose, Thomas
Brooks, and John Worley. Letters from Francis Annesley to the
Earl of Strafford; Epsom, 2 Oct. and 8 Nov. 1718, oocur at ff. 50,
54. Paper. Folio.
22.252. Bentals, accounts and other papers relating to estates at
Tuddington, co. Bedford, and Colston Basset, oo. Nottingham, be-
longing to the Earls of Strafford ; 1710-1788. Paper. Folio.
22.253. Papers relating to estates of [Thomas Wentworth] Earl of
Clereland, in cos. Middlesex and Essex, and to estates of the Earls of
Strafford, Sir Henry Johnson, [John Campbell] Duke of Argyll
[father of Anne, wife of William, Earl of Strafford], and others in
various counties ; 1642-1788.
Signatures of the following persons occur :--[Tho8. Wentworth, Earl
of] Strafford; 1720[1], f. 40;— Jane [2nd wife of John Campbell,
Duke of] Argyll and Greenwich; 175f, f. 101 ;— James Stewart
Mackenzie [son-in-law of the Duke of Argyll], [Caroline, daughter
of John, Duke of Argyll, Baroness] Greenwich, and [William
Wentworth, Earl of] Strafford; 1768, f. 102 b;— [Sir] Phillip
Monckton [? of Cavil, co. York] ; 1670[1], f. 108 ;— [Sir] W[illiam]
Wentworth [of Ashby Puerorum]; 1691[2], f. 109;— William
Bosseville[of Qunthwaite]; 1720, 1722, ff. 131, 132.
Letters from N[ewburgh] Hamilton to the Countess of Strafford,
1747, occur at ff. 88, 90, 93.
Paper. Folio.
22.254. Papers and accounts relating to houses in London belong-
ing to the Earls of Strafford; 1676-1754.
Letters are included from —
1. [John, Lord] Hervey [afterwards Earl of Brbtol] to [Thomas Went-
worth] Earl of Strafford; n.d., ff. 17, 18, 19.
2. [Lady] Anne Conolly to [Newburgh Hamilton ?] ; Stretton, 2 July-
6 Aug. 1754, ff. 48-67.
3. Matthew Lamb to [William Wentworth] Earl of Strafford ; Brocket
Hall, etc., 3 Oct.-12 Nov. 1754, ff. 68-61.
618 ADDITIONAL MSS., 22,255—22,264.
4. William Masters to the same; London, 8 Oct., 2 Nov. 1764,ff. 62, 64.
5. [James Waldegrave, Earl] Waldegrave to the same ; London, 6 and
21 Nov. 1754, flf. 66, 68.
6. Newburgh Hamilton to the same ; London, 21 Nov. 1754, f. 70.
7. James Underhill to N. Hamilton; 28 and 29 Nov. 1754, flf. 72, 74.
Paper. Folio.
22.255. Accounts and papers relating to the Post-Fines granted by
patent from the Crown to [Thomas Wentworth] Lord Raby, after-
wards Earl of Straflford ; 1696-1739. Paper. Folio.
22.256. Original letters to Lady Anne Campbell [daughter of John
Campbell, Dnke of Argyll and Greenwich, and wife of William
Wentworth, Earl of Strafford] ; 1735-1740. The writers are :—
]>dy Anne, afterwards wife of James
Stewart Mackenzie]; Budbrook, 19
July. , f. 15.
A[nne. wife of Thomas Wentworth,
Earl of) Strafford ; n.d., f. 17.
Jane Cockbum ; n.d . ff. 18-35.
[Lady] Grace Boyle [afterwards Countess
of Middlesex] ; 18 Sept. 1735, f. 36.
and n.d. f. 50.
Christian Cobb [daughter of Sir George
Cobb. Bart.] ; 6 Sept. 1736, 26 Oct.
1737, ff. 38-42.
Juliana Cleveland; 29 Dec. 1738, 12
Jan. 17K, ff. 44, 46.
G. Warburton ; Chester, «.a., ff. 1-6.
" Hary " [Henrietta, daughter of
Thomas, Lord Strafford]; St. James
Square, Aug. «.a., f. 7.
L[ucy] W[entworth. daughter of the
aame] ; Loudon, 3 July, , 5 June,
, ff. 9, 10.
C[atharine] C[onolly, granddaughter of
the same]; 9 Dec. , f. 12.
[Lady] M[ary] Campbell [sister of Lady
Anne, afterwards wife of £dw. Vis-
count Coke] ; Sudbrook, 9 Aug. ,
f. 14.
[Lady] £[lizabeth] Campbell [si&ter of
Paper. Folio.
22,257-22,862. Miscellaneous bills and accounts of Thomas and Wil-
liam Wentworth, Earls of Strafford; 1695-1791; chronologically
arranged in six volumes. Paper. Folio.
22.263. Papers relating to Parliamentary affairs ; chiefly proceedings
of the two Houses, copies of orders, petitions, protests, etc; 1660-
1733. At f. 47 is a paper in the handwriting of [Thomas Went-
worth] Earl of Strafford, endorsed, ** Reasons why a Peer has pi e-
vileges as an administrator and at f. 23 a holograph opinion of
Fr[anci8] Pemberton [afterwards Chief Justice of the Common Pleas],
concerning the effect of the Act for the banishment of Lord Cla-
rendon, 23 Jan. 1667[8]. Paper. Folio.
22.264. Papers relating to military affairs; 1697-1734; consisting
chiefly of accounts, establishments of forces at home and in Spain,
Portugal, and Flanders, subsidies paid to foreign princes, etc. In-
cluded are : —
1. List of English oflBcers killed and taken prisoners at the battle of
Almanasa [25 Apr. 1707], f. 42.
2. Return of the English and Dutch troops engaged in the war in
Flanders; 1701-1711 ; dgned by II[enry] St John [afterwards
Viscount Bolingbroke, Secretary of State], f. 67 b.
Digitized
byGoogk
ADDITIONAL MSS., 23,865—22,267.
619
;j. List of officers displaced, with leave to sell or otherwise, Aug. 1714-
Feb. 171 J, f. 128.
Paper. Folio.
22.265. Papers relating to the Navy, Trade, etc., 1704-1732; consist-
ing chiefly of lists of vessels, naval estimates, and Admiralty orders.
Included are : —
1. Original orders, dat. 28 and 29 Dec. 1711 ; signed by [Sir] G[eorge]
Byng [afterwards Viscount Torrington], [Sir] William Drake [Bart.],
J[ohn] Aislabie, [Sir] J[ame8] Wisbart, and George Clark, ff. 16-20.
2. Order; dat. 16 May, 1714; signed by [Sir] J[ohn] Leake, Geo.
Clarke, and [Sir] Geo. Beaumont [Bai-t.], f. 87.
3. Letter from [Dr.] Moses Stringer to the Earl of Strafford ; London,
Apr. 1706 ; with other papers by the same on the American trade,
ff. 94-99.
4. Letters of attorney for the transfer of South Sea Stock ; 19 Apr.
1721 ; signed by Eliz. Wentworth [sister of Lord Strafford], f. 112.
Paper. Folio.
22.266. Memorials and letters addressed to [Thomas Wentworth]
Lord Baby [afterwards Earl of Strafford], while Ambassador at
Berlin, by the English merchants at Konigsberg and Danzig ; 1704-
1711 ; with papers relating to the seizure of English vessels by
Dutch privateers ; 1710-1713. Eng.^ Fr., and Oer. Drafts of letters
from Lord Baby occnr throughout the volume. At f. 174 is a
letter from H[enry] St. John [Secretary of State] to Lord Strafford ;
24 Apr. 1711 ; and at f. 222 a letter from **le Chevalier Baronet
van den Brande de Cleverskerk " to the same ; Middelbourg, 6 Oct.
1712. Fr. Paper. Folio.
22.267. Miscellaneous papers, chiefly political or relating to cases at
law ; 1576-1749. Among them are the following : —
1. Accusation against [George Yilliers] the Duke of Buckingham, in
a letter to the King about the audience of Embassadors," f. 2.
2. Personal and family memoranda, entitled, " IVue Kemembrances "
of Eichard Boyle, 1st Earl of Cork, Lord High Treasurer of Ireland,
to 1631, f. 6.
3. Copies of indentures, etc., respecting the property of Charles, Count
Gyllenborg, and Sarah, his wife, relict of Eiias de Bit; 1699-1710,
ff. 18-60, 73-83.
4. Yerses, monumental inscriptions, etc., satirical and complimentary.
Among the subjectfi are the Battle of Blenheim, the Conformity
Bill, the Peace, the Duke of Marlborough, Lord Baby, Lady Man-
chester, and other ladies. Eng., Fr., and Lat. Partly printed.
ff". 91-132.
620
ADDITIONAL MSS., 22,267.
6. Copies of letters, etc., relating to the •* Compagnie des Indes 1721.
Fr, flf. 134-143.
6. " Farodie sur la demiere scene de la Tragedie de Mitridate, acteurs
M' le Regente, M' le Due, M' Law," f. 147.
7. Bespondent's case in Patrick Haldane and Eob. Dundas v, the Dean
and Faculty of Advocates [? 1722] ; and in Justin Plunkett, Earl of
Fingall, v. William Weldon [?1733], ff. 149, 154.
8. Lists of plate belonging to [John Campbell] Duke of Argyll and
Greenwich, and subsequently to his Duchess and to [Will. Went-
worth] Earl of Strafford, his son-in-law ; and of plate belonging to
[Anne] Countess Dowager of Strafford ; 1744-1749, ff. 172-180.
Paper. Folio.
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22,268, 22,269. L'OuifPiADE. Musica del Signore Giuseppe Sarti."
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the Emperor Charles VL [1711-1740.] Paper ; xvmtli cent Oblong
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22,278. TnoMiE Ebendohffer de Haselbach Directorium Historicum :
A compendium of the history of the Emperors of the West, pre-
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the last of which is an abridged recapitulation of the others,
from the origin of Eome downwards. Written for the Emperor
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Haselbach, in Lower Austria, Canon of St. Stephen's, Vienna,
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•622
ADDITIONAL MSS., 22,274—22,278.
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22.276. "Carte du pais de Cans, partie de Picardi et partie de
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22.278. B. HiERONTMi Commentarioium in Ibaiam Prophetam libri
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22.283. Early English poems and prose treatises, transcribed about
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ADDITIONAL MSS., 22,288.
the end. The verse is in three columns, the prose in two. The
contents are : —
1 . A series of Gospel stories in verse, each headed with the opening
Latin words from the Vulgate, and most of them illustrated by
monkish legends. Imperfect at the beginning. The first words here
are, " Whuche synne made vs alle Out of vre hous to falle." The first
Latin text is, Surgens Ibesus de synagoga," and the first legend
begins, **A goode lyte tale here lys Of a wommon that hiht
Tays," f. 1.
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bishop of Canterbury, 1233-1240. They begin: " In nome of hym
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Nassyngton, and founded on ** La Somme des vices et des vertus,"
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known under the title, ** Ayenbite of Inwyt," represented in a
couplet at the end of the present poem :
Imperfect at the beginning, f. 33.
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Thoughts for different hours ; in verse : beginning, ** God that art
of mi3te8 most," and ending, " Thus endeth the spore of loue,
God graunt us the blisse of heuen aboue," f. 78 b.
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and a wei feeryng," f. 81.
10. Cosmological poem, beginning, " The riht put of helle A midde
eorthe is withinne," f. 83.
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good thencheth good may do," f. 84 b.
f. 32 b.
cc
Prikke of conciens hette this book
Whoso wol may rede and look.'*
ADDITIONAL MSS., 22,288.
625
12. Ypotys; a religious romance in verse; beginning, "Alle that
woUeth of wisdom lere," f. 87 b.
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" Seeknesse," and "Elde:" banning, ** The mon that is of wommon
ibore," f. 88 b.
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Additional MS. 17,018.
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in prose. Imperfect at the beginning, f. 116.
23. A ful good meditacion for on to seyo bi him self al one ;" in
prose, f. 116.
24. A good meditacion, the whuche seint Anselm maade ;" in prose.
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29. The stacions of Rome ;" an account of the churches at Rome,
where pardons and indulgences were granted to pilgrims ; in verse.
30. " A lamentacion that vre lady made to the Cros of hir soone ;"
in verse, f. 124 b.
31. " A pistel of Susan ;" ballad on Susannah and the Elders, f. 125 b.
32. Romance of "the kyng of Tars and the soudan of Damas;" in
verse, f. 126.
33. Twenty-nine hymns and religious songs, of which the first is
entitled, ** A songe of merci," f. 128 b.
MSS 1858. s
f. 116 b.
f. 117.
f. 123,
626
ADDITIONAL MSS.. 29,283, 22,284.
34 " Stimulus amoris," entitled at the end, " the tretis that is cald
prikke of loue, jmaad bi a Frere menour Bonauenture, that was a
cardinal in the court of Rome ;" in 38 chapters, but imperfect from
the middle of Ch. 17 to- the beginning of Cb. 28. In prose, f. 135.
35. " A tretis hou god apeered to an holi mon a vision of Christ,
with an address spoken by him, in rythmical prose and in verse,
36. A tretis, that techeth to loue god with al thin herte in prose,
f. 147.
37. " The fourme of parfyt liuinge, the whuche holi Richard the
hermit of hampuUe wrot to a recluse that was jcleped Margrete
in prose, concluding with a section headed, De vita contemplatiua
et actiua," and with two hymns, beginning, "nou thi kyng, he
water wepte," and " nou I write a song of loue,*' f. 147 b.
38. Treatise on active and conteiAplative life, in 93 chapters, ascribed
by a later hand in the margin to Walter de Hilton ; but in other
MSS. to Richard Rolle, of Hampole ; in prose, f. 151 b.
39. *' A luytel Boke that was writen to a worldly lord to teche hym
hou he schuld haue hym in his state in ordeynyng loue to god and
to his euen cristene;" in 28 chapters: another treatise on active
and contemplative life, by Richard Rolle, of Hampole; in prose.
Imperfect in the middle of Ch. 27, f. 160 b.
40. Fragment of the Mirror of St, Edmund [see Art. 2], beginning in
the middle of the seven deadly sins, and ending with the exhortations
for the contemplation of the Godhead ; in prose. Imperfect, f. 163.
41. The Abbey of the Holy Ghost, often, but erroneously, ascribed to
John Alcock, Bishop of Ely ; in prose. Imperfect at the beginning,
42. " A good tretis that men clepeth Spiritu Gwydonis :" tale of the
apparition of the ghost of a man named Guy, in the city of Alexti,
near Bayonne [Avignon], and his conversation with the Prior of
a house of the " Frere prechours;" in prose, f. 168.
43. " A good confession," beginning, " I knowleche me gulti and 3elde
me to god almihti in prose. Imperfect at the end, f. 170 b.
44. Confession of sins, ecstatic appeals to the Virgin and Christ, and
meditations on the Passion ; in prose, intermixed with verse.
Imperfect at beginning and end, f. 171.
Vellum ; late xivth cent. Large Folio.
22,284. An Accompt of all the Passages in the most noble Order of
the Garter, with the Proposalls and Deliberations made and had in
its Assemblies and Chapters, and the results of them so far as it
doth concerne the Office of the Chancellour to be ministerial! in
them. Since the 29th of March 1661, when Sir Henry de Vic
Knight Baronett was first admitted and sworn to that Office. Com-
f. 146 b.
f. 165.
ADDITIONAL MSS., 22,285^22,287. 627
piled together by the said Chancelor to be an aide unto Dr. Kjves
Dean of Windsor and K^^ister of the Order in his Becording of the
Annals of it." The last date is 1 June, 1671. At f. 110 b is an
autograph of Sir Henry De Vic, appended to the copy of a Royal
decree; Windsor, 29 May, 1671. Paper. Folio.
22.285. " Martilogium " [Mai-tyrologium] of the Monastery of Syon,
CO. Middlesex, together with a calendar containing notes relating to
the monastery, lists of abbesses, confessors, and benefactors, an
obituary of members down to the year 1639, after the removal of
the congregation to Lisbon, etc, Lai. Inserted at the end on paper
are two certificates by Fray Francisco do Sacramento, chaplain
to the English nuns of St. Brigitta at Lisbon, that he has said
masses for the soul of Dona Izabel de Azevedo ; dat. 3 Apr. 1706,
and 9 Jan. 1707. Fort, Vellum ; xvth cent., with additions in the
two foDowing centuries. In the original binding of bocurds covered
with loose sheepskin, with a brass clasp. Small Folio.
22.286. 1. CoLLECTio canonum ex Decretis ; arranged under titles of
subjects, and introducing the canons of the three first Councils at
flf. 61 b-60 b : beginning " Plurimorum sanctorum sententie de pri-
matu romane ecclesie." Imjperfect at the end. f. 5.
2. Tractatus breves, " de sapientia," — " de fide," etc,, f. 77.
3. Officia monastica, soil. " ad monachum faciendum," — ** ad visitandum
vel inungendum infirmum," etc. Imferfed at the end. f. 109.
Vellum ; xith cent. From the library of the Duchesse de Berry,
at Kosny. Octavo.
22.287. 1. " Liber Magistri Hugonis.[de Sancto Victore] de scientia et
disciplina ; " elsewhere entitled, ** De institutione novitiorum in
21 chapters, f. 2.
2. "Liber Magistri Hugonis de humilitate, obedientia, et caritate," f. 33.
3. " Versns [sex] de domno Hugone," commencing, " Fons diuinarum
ma gnus defecit aquarum," f. 55.
4. Extracts apparently from sermons of Hugo de S. Victore, beginning,
" [S]unt qui bene incipiunt," f. 55 b.
5. Bemardi Morvallensis [sive Morlanensis] libri tres ** de terrore iu-
dicii et gaudio iustorum, et penis impiorum;" in dactylic leonine
verse ; preceded by an epistle ad Petrum abbatem sunm Clunia-
censem," f. 57 b.
6. Three poems in Latin elegiacs, entitled " De quatuor euangelistis,"
" De Daniele et Job et Noe," and " Descriptio cuiusdam nemoris,'*
7. "Versus magistri Petri Abailardi de Sancta Maria virgine," f. 128.
At f. 57 is written, in a later hand, an invocation to S. ApoUonia
against toothache. Lat. Vellum ; xiith cent. Inscribed on the first
f. 122 b.
2 s 2
628
ADDITIONAL MSS., 22,288-22,805.
fly-leaf with the words, " Celc«tinoruni sancte Crucis offemonfera
versus.'* Small Octavo.
22,288. Dje Tafel van den Kersten Ghelove," or Table of the Chris-
tian Faith : treating of the nature of the Godhead, of heaven and
earth, of the various kinds of sin, of the heathen and Jewish dis-
pensations, and ot the life, passion, and ascension of Christ; in
66 chapters. Dutch, Vellum ; xvth cent. ; with illuminated initials.
In a leather binding, with bronze clasps of the xviith cent.
22.289. " A DECLARACiON of thexpcnccs in my Lord Whartuns house in
Queen Elizabeths time;" followed by printed copy of the same,
entitled " The household expences for one year [30 Oct. 1584-30 Oct.
1585] of Philip, third Lord Wharton. Head before a meeting of the
Society of Antiquaries of Newcastle upon Tyne." With a preface by
Sir Walter Calverley Trevelyan ; dated at Wallingtun, 2 Feb. 1829.
Paper. Folio. Presented by Sir W, C. Trevelyan^ Bart.
22.290. "Traicte de Tantic^uite et preeminence des Maisons d'Habs-
bourg et d'Austriche ensemble de la descente g6nealogique des
Archiducz serenissimes Albert et Isabelle Claire Eugenie, Princes
des Pais bas, etc. Recueilli et compos6 par Adrien Baltyn, Pen-
sionaire et GreflSer du Pais et Terroir du franc;" with a table of
contents at the beginning, and an index at the end. The dedicatory
epistle is dated at Bruges, 15 June, 1616. Paper; with flower bor-
ders, portraits, heraldic and allegorical designs, and maps, engraved
and coloured. Folio.
22.291. Tracings of four of the drawings in a Latin Psalter, for-
merly Cotton MS., Claudius C. VIL, and now in the public library at
Utrecht Preceded by a letter of M. Suermondt, of Utrecht, dat.
1 Oct. 1857; and followed by printed account of the MS. by
W. H. J. Baron van We-.treenen van Tiellandt, extracted from the
Archief voar Kerkelijk geschiedenia^ Vol. iv., Leyden, 1833. For a
complete set of facsimiles from Claud. C.VIL, see Add. MS. 26,104.
Compare these drawings with those in Harl. MS. 603. Paper.
Quarto. Presented hy M, Suermondt^ of Utrecht
22,292-22,305. Impressions taken from coffin-plates of the English
nobility and gentry; 1727-1831. Collected by Sir George Nayler,
Garter King at Arms ; with an index by him to each volume, and a
few biographical notes. To these are added three or four supple-
mentary impressions, down to 1842, by William Barclay D. D. Turn-
bull. Fourteen volumes. Paper ; xixth cent. Large Folio.
Folio.
ADDITIONAL MSS., 22,306-22,308.
629
22.306. " The Parlia.mknt boulden att Westminster the fourth of Feb-
ruary the third yeare of our Soveraigne Lord Kinge Henry the
eigth" [1512]: a representation in colours of the procession of the
King and the lords spiritual and temporal on their way to Parlia-
ment ; with names and arms. The figure of the King is apparently
copied from a portrait of Henry VII. Vellum roll, 18 feet 4 inches
X Hi inches; xvith cent. A copy of Ashmole MS. 13. From the
library of Lord Alvanley, and formerly belonging to Sir John Crew,
of Tarporley, co. Chester.
22.307. Letters and bongs, in the handwriting of Bobert Bums;
containing 174 articles. The first nine consist of letters and frag-
ments of letters of Bums addressed to James Johnson, engraver,
of Edinburgh, in 1788-1794: these are followed by 162 songs, a
few of them not in Burns's handwriting, which with three exceptions
appeared in Johnson's Scots' Musical Museum, Vols. ii.~v. After the
songs is a coarse poem, entitled Libel Summons^ dated 4 June, 1786.
Lastly, there are two letters of Burns ; the one addressed to Lady
Winifred Maxwell Constable ; Ellisland, 25 Apr. 1791 ; and the other
to " David M'CtiUoch, Esq., Ardwell Gatehouse ;" Dumfiies, 21 June,
1794. The songs here transcribed by Bums are many of them not
his own, though for the most part altered by him. Several have
remarks appended to them. Paper ; end of xviiith cent. Folio.
Bequeathed by Archibald Hastie, Esq,y M.P,
22.308. " Fifty literary letters on the subject of Bamabee's
Itinerary, by Kichard Brathwait; 1817-1820;*' addressed to Joseph
Haslewood, editor of the Itinerary , either directly or through Sir
Samuel Egerton Brydges and others. The writers are : —
John Adolphus; Temple. 14 May, 1817,
19 Feb. 1818, ff. 4, 35.
Octavius Gilchrist; Stamford, 31 Oct.
1817-22 Mar. 1818, ff. 6, 19, 40.
Francis Douce ; 31 Oct. 1817, f. 8.
George Allan [M.P. for Durham]; 25
Nov. 1817-20 Feb. 1818, ff. 9, 21, 28,
37.
James Bindley [Commissioner at the
Stamp Office]; [1817], 17 Fob. 1818.
ff. 11,34.
[Sir] Cuthbert Sharp [of Sunderland] ;
Hartlepool, 29 Nov. 1817-12 July,
1818, ff. 15. 27, 30, 44, 54.
[Edmund Lodge ; Lancaster Heruld, af-
terwards Norroy King at Arms] ;
n.d. [1817], f. 18.
[Rev.] James Topham ; Darlington, Nov.
1817, f. 23.
[Sir] S[amucl] E[gerton] B[rydge8,
Bait.]; 25 Nov. 1817, f. 26.
Francis [afterwards Sir Francis] Free-
ling; 14 Feb. and 30 Mar. 1818. ff.
32, 46.
[John] Bell [King's Counsel]; 4 Mar.
1818, f. 38.
[Rev. Dr.] Philip Bliss [Fellow of St.
John's College, Oxford, afterward.s
Registrar of the University] ; 27 Feb.
1818-6 Nov. 1820, ff. 42, 52, 55, 76,
78. 82, 95.
Edward Du Bois; Temple. [1818],
f.47.
[Rev. Dr.] A. J. Scott [Vicar of Catte-
rick, Yorkshire]; 30 May, 1818-28
Dec. 1820, ff. 48, 64, 66, 97; and
amanuensis of the same, f. 58.
John Piimiger; Gray's Inn, 2 Jan.
1819, f 60.
Arthur Tnylor, printer; Slice Lane,
26 Jan. [1819]-14 Jan. [1820], ff. 61,
02, 80.
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[Thomas] Hornby [eolioitor]; 11 Sept
[1820], f. 87.
[Rev.] Charles William Stacker [Fellow
of St. John's Coll.. Oxford] ; 2 Nov.
1820, f. 91.
B. Nichols ; 7 Jane, f. 94.
M. Terry ; Exning, 30 Nov. [1825], f. 99.
W[illia]in Bentham ; Bishop's Auckland,
George Hibbert; Clapham, 15 May,
1819, f. 72.
George Isted [of the Inner Temple];
[1819], f. 74.
John Harding [publisher] ; 3 Aug. 1820,
f. 83.
C[hri8topher] Richmond [conveyancer];
11 Aug. 1820, f. 84.
W. WUson ; Richmond [Yorkshire], 3 I 16 Nov. 1825, f. 101
Sept. 1820, f. 85.
Paper; 1817-1825; with a few illustrations from the printed
Itinerary, Quarto.
22.309. Six sets of mystical hymns, by W[illiam] Lpsle] ; dedicated
fjo "Edward [Cecil], Viscount Wimbledon, Baron of Putney.
Wandsworth, 1 June, 1635." This dedication is followed by com-
mendatory verses on the hymns, by **J. P.," and by G[iles]
F[letcher ?]. The titles are—
1. ** An Hymne, or Song of seaven Straines of the Soule," f. 3.
2. " A months Mind to thinke on Death," f. 8.
3. " Seaven Praiers of Sainct Paule," f. 14.
4. ** Seaven Dumps on the seaven words that Christ spake on the
Crosse," f. 19.
5. " The Song of Songs ; or Hymne of Hymnes twixt Christ and his
deere Spouse the Churche," f. 25.
6. Depths of woe," from the Lamentations of Jeremiah, f. 40.
Paper ; 1635 ; in the original vellum binding. Small Quarto.
22.310. Antiphonauii fragmentum. Vellum; xvth cent.; with illu-
minated figure initials. At the end are single initials cut from
tbe same and other MSS., all of Italian execution. Large Folio.
22.311. " Materials for a second collection of Scots Songs and Ballads,
etc.; 1776." Formed by David Herd ; amalgamated with the first
collection and published at Edinburgh in 1776. At the begin-
ning are additions to some of the ballads published in 1769 ; and a
list of pieces finally left unpublished by Herd, etc., and at tbe end
are two songs in another hand. At f. 138 is a list of the Scotch
songs edited by Kitson. Both this volume and the following
contain a few autograph pencil notes by Sir Walter Scott. Paper ;
on the fly-leaf is the signature of Archibald Constable, the pub-
lisher. Folio.
22.312. " MS. Scots Songs, etc' :" a smaller collection of similar poems
including some of those in the preceding volume. One of them, con-
taining ** The Bonny Hyn copied from the mouth of a Milkmaid
b.N W. L. in 1771," is endorsed with the date of 1787. Paper.
Folio.
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22,313. Medical Treatises, translated from Arabic into Latin "per
magistrum Johannem de Capua, phisioum medicum in Bomana
curia MCCC;"m.;—
1. " Liber Alzaharan de egritudinibns particularibus a capite usque ad
pedes preceded by a general treatise on the human body. ^ A
work by Abul-Kasim al Zahr4wi known in Latin as AlbucasiB or
Als-aharavius, who was physician to Abd-«1-Bahman III. of Cordova,
and died about 1009, f. 2.
2. Liber Isaaci filii Salamonis " de Febribus." A work by Ishak Ibn
Sulaim4n al-lsrdili, who died as physician of the Court at Eairwan,
in Tunis, in 932, f. 229.
3. Moisis Maimonidis a))horisini de rebus medicinalibus, ex scriptis
Galeni et aliorum oollocati : in twenty-five parts, with a Prologue,
Paper. At the end of the first treatise is added, " per manus
Ilenrici de Gandauo 1452, mense Augusti," and at the end of the
book is the same name with the date of 1463. On the edges at the
bottom of the book is written, "Azarauij opera." The arms and
name of Ovidio Montalbani [a physician and professor at Bologna,
d, 1671] are traced in pen and ink on f. 2. Folio.
22.314. 1. Epitome Iliados Homeri ; in hexameter verse, with glosses
in Latin. At the end are lists of the hlain, and the words, "Ex-
plicit bonnm hopus homeri. Pindarus hunc librum scribens ymi-
tatur honieriim," etc. [See Caspar Barth, Adveraaria, Lib. LViii.
cap. xrv.], f. 2.
2. P. Papinii Statii Achilleis ; with glosses in Latin, f. 24.
3. " Liber boetii scolastice discipline :** published under the title,
De discijplina scliolarium, among the works of Boethius, but said to
be falsely attributed to him, f. 47.
On f. 64, in a different hand, are twenty-one hexameter verses of a
pastoral, with a dialogue between the shepherd Pseustis and the
shepherdess AUtia, beginning [RJtiopum terras iam feruida toruit
fstas."
Vellum ; xiiith cent. Octavo.
22.315. JoHANNis Gallici opus '*de ritu canendi uetustissimo et
nouo :" in two parts, each divided into three books. At the end is
written : " Explicit liber notabilis musice venerandi viri : domini
Joannis Gallici : multi inter musicos nominis : cuius ego Nicolaiis
Burtius, Parmensis, discipulus : tunc in ea dele^tans totum himc
propria manu : ex eo quem ediderat, transcripsi : ac notaui : Obijt
autem vir istc Anno Domini mcccclxxiii. Cuius animam para-
disus possidet : corpus uero Parma terra nobi lis." Paper; with mu-
sical notes and tables, rubricated capitals, etc. ; and at f. 15 a folded
vellum leaf, containing a coloured figure of a monochord. Folio.
f. 249.
632
ADDITIONAL MSS., 22,S16>-22,S21.
22.316. LiBANii SophistaB Antiocheni epistola& : translated into Latin
by Francesco Zambeccari, of Bologna. Divided into three parts,
the first and third of which, flF. 1, 77 b, are dedicated to Federico di
Montefeltro, Duca d'Urbino [created a Duke by l*ope Sixtus IV. in
1474, d, 1482]; and the second, f. 65 b, to Giovanni Bentivogli, a sena-
tor of Bologna. At the end are two folded paper leaves, containing
tabular comparisons of the arrangements of the letters here and in
the printed edition. Vellum ; circa 1480 ; with illuminated initials,
the first inclosing a portrait, probably of Sixtus IV. ; the border on
the same page contains the arms of his family, della Kovere, sur-
mounted with the papal crown and keys. In a binding of tooled
leather with clasp of the xvith cent. At fif. 1 b, 228, are autograplu
of Virginio Ariosto [ob, circa 1580], a natural son of Ludovico. Octavo.
22.317. 1. " Canones tabularum resolutiuarum ad meridianum Bononie,
Italic, et ad quemcuraque alium locum compositi per egregium
doctorem magistrum Nicolaum de prusia;" 1477, f. 1. The tables
themselves begin at f. 25.
2. loannis Mulleri Eegiomontani Calendarium, cum tabulis. Prefixed
are twelve Latin elegiac verses, dat. 1476, f. 90.
At the end, f. 1 27, is an additional page of astronomical notes, dat.
1504; and there are a few Tables in a still later hand at ff. 22 b,
23 b.
Paper ; circa 1480 ; with coloured figures of the sun, moon, etc.
Folio.
22.318. ViT-E queedam ex Plutarcho : translated into Latin^ that of
Pompey (f. 45) by Antonio Pacini of Todi ; that of Cato Uticensis
(f. 167) by Giacupo Lapo Birago of Florence; and the rest by
Leonardo Bruni of Arezzo. They are as follows : — Mark Antony,
>vith a prohemium addressed to Coluccio Salutato, f. 2 ; Sertorius,
with a proTiemium **ad Antonium," probably Antonio Pacini of
Todi, f. 90 b; Paiilus ^milius, f. 106; Tiberius and Gains
Gracchus, flf. 125, 135b; Pyrihus, f. 144b; Cicero, with a p-o-
hemium ad Nicolaum," f. 202 b ; and Demosthenes, f. 228. Vellum ;
circa 1450 ; with illuminated initials and miniatures, the subjects
being taken from the Lives, and the first words of each Life in
gold and colours. The spaces left for the artist are not filled up
after the first initial C of the Life of Cato. Folio.
22.319. Letters from Giovanni Giacopo Dionisi, Canon at Verona,
and editor of the Dante published at Parma in 1795, to Giacopo
Coleti at Venice ; 15 July, 1780-25 May, 1796. Holograph. Italian.
Paper. Quarto.
22.320. 22,321. "Croniche di Reggio Lepido, originate secondo le
Vite de buoi Vescovi, da Fulvio Azzari, Cittadino Reggiano
ADDITIONAL MSS., 22,S20-'22,32&
633
chronicles of Keggio, down to 1460, in eight books, preceded by
an index of contents; by Fulvio Azzari, who flourished there
about 1575. Copied from the original MS. in the Biblioteca Es-
tense in Modena, by the priest Francesco Giuseppe Franchi uf
Reggio, in 1704. Two volumes. At the beginning of Vol. I. is a
letter from D. Celestino Cavedoni [a Modenese writer on coins, etcJ]
to ** Signer Tenente Girolamo Negrini, Ferrara;" dat. Modena,
31 July, 1828. Paper; with pen-and-ink drawings of tombs, etc.
Folio.
22.322. '* Instruzione Generale per TAmbasciata di Homa all' Illus-
trissimo Signore Conte AlfoDso Beuilacqua, Ambasciatore Kessi-
dente in Boma, per la Citt& di Ferrara, alia Santita di Nostro Si-
gnore Innocenzio xi. Pontefice Massimo;" dat. 1 Mar. 1680, and
signed by the [Marchese] G[iuseppe] M[aria] E[sten8e] Tassoni,
Giudice de' Sayij, on the part of the Maestrato de' Savij. At the
end is a table of contents. Paper. Quarto.
22.323. " L'EuROPA trascorsa da Gio. Paolo Bvratti : divisa in due
parti." At the end are indexes, compiled by Fabio Orsi, Knight
of Malta, of the places visited by the author, a native of Bologna,
viz. : — In Part I., the stations between Bologna, Paris, and Madrid,
and back to Paris; Oct. 1659-July, 1660: in Part II., the stations
between Paris, Amsterdam, Vienna, and Bologna; 25 Nov. 1660-
5 July, 1661. Paper; circa 1661 ; with maps and plans, and alle-
goricid and historical designs, in pen and ink. Quarto.
22.324. Annals of Ferrara; 1471-1483, by Ugo Calefino: copied in
1581 by Giulio Mosto, and continued by Girolamo Merenda, in his
own hand, down to 1534. At f. 2 are some notes on Merenda, and at
flF. 62 b, 63 are, in the hand of Giulio Mosto, a copy of a document
dat. 1505, and notes of events in 1581 and 1583.^ ff. 46, 47 have
been inserted and contain annalistic notes as to Ferrara in 1640-
1643. Ital. Paper ; end of the xvith cent. Folio.
22.325. Treatise de Immortalitate animse," by Jacopo Gamphora, of
Genoa ; translated from Latin into Itcdian by Naimerio de* Conti, of
Padua, and dedicated to Ercole I., Duke of Ferrara. At the end
is the colophon ; — ** De immortalitate anime opusculum in modum
dialogi Explicit feliciter per me Johannem de trottis die 4 Aprilis
1472 Scriptum." Vellum ; with two illuminated initials, and a
miniature representing Hercules slaying the hydra, within a
niche, on the base of which is a Latin elegiac quatrain, between
shields bearing the arms of Este. Within the arch surmounting
the niche is a badge in the form of a ring enclosing a flower. Octavo.
22,326-22,328. La Dalmazia .... Opera eoonomica politica umi-
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ADDITIONAL MSS., 22,329—22,333.
liata a sua Maesta Imperiale e Reale dal Proweditore General e
V[inceiizo] Dandolo. Zara." Yearly reports sent to Napoleon ;
1806-1809. [See Add. MSS. 21,987, 21,988.] Three yolumes;
the last of which has a printed title-page. Paper. Folio.
22.329. " La Sphera, composta per Ghoro Dathi, Fiorentino in 144
stanzas of ottava nuia, divided into four books, the first two relating
to the planets and the atmosphere, and the other two to the di-
visions of Asia and North Africa ; ascribed also to Leonardo Dati,
brother of Goro or Gregorio. Vellum ; xvth cent. ; with illuminated
initials, plans of the spheres, maps, allegorical figures, etc. In a
border round the first leaf are the arms of Barbo, and at the end
of the volume is written, Donata al magnifico Misser Avgvstino
Barbo da Leonardo Dathi Vescovo di Massa " [1467-1472]. Large
Octavo.
22.330. Annals of Ferrara, with genealogies of the Dukes, etc,
Ital, Among the contents are —
1. **Genealogia delli Signori Estensi, Prencipi in Ferrara, con breve
trattato de loro preclari gesti composto da Mario Equicolo de Alueto
deir anno mdxvi," f. 3.
2. " Cronica di Ferrara," to 20 Deo. 1597, by the Padre Antonio Isnardi
[or Isinardi], f. 23.
3. " Fragmenti chiefly relating to the taxes and the buildings of
Ferrara; 1242-1588; followed by pen-and-ink sketches of the
various gates and the castle, and a plan of the neighbourhood.
22.331. The picture (Iliva^) of Cebes the Philosopher, translated
into Italicmy and dedicated to Ercole I., Duke of Ferrara, by Nic-
colo Maria Estense, Bishop of Adria [1487-1507]. The translation
is attribxited by some to Gio. Jacopo Bartolotti, a physician of Parma,
who states at the end of one copy, in Venice, that ho had made
it at the instance of the Bishop of Adria, at Ferrara, on the
28 Apr. 1498. Vellum; circa 1500 ; with two illuminated initial**.
Octavo.
22.332, 22,333. Coloured drawings of plants, copied from nature
in the Koman States, by Gerardo Cibo. Two volumes, the latter vf
which contains also a few shells and fishes, and sketches in Indian
ink. Vol. I. includes descriptions of the plants, almost entirely
derived from the Italian translation of Dioscoridea made by Pietro
Andrea Mattioli of Siena ; and at the beginning of Vol. II. is a hoh-
gi-aph letter in Italian from Mattioli to Cibo ; dat. Prague, 19 Nov.
l."C5. Vol. II. f. 58 contains four suggestions for the subject of the
vision of St. Augustine, copied by Cibo from designs by his cliild,
f. 204.
Paper; circa 1700, with a few later insertions. Quarto.
ADDITIONAL MSS., 22,334—28,888.
635
*'figliuolo" Antonio. Paper; circa 1564-1584; these dates being
affixed to some of the drawings. Quarto and Folio.
22.334. Thirty-five letters from Cosimo de' Medici, 1st Duke of
Florence, to Nofri Camaiani, as an envoy at Bome, and as '*Capi-
tano di Ginstizia in Siena;" 27 Dec. 1655-19 Dec. 1559. Ital
The first is holograph, the rest signed. Thej are preceded by a
military opinion, given to the Duke, against making an assault upon
Siena ; written early in 1554. Paper. Quarto.
22.335. " SoNBTTi e Canzone morale e de amore de Philippe Nwo-
loni, compendiate a nome de lo illustre et excelso sisnore [signore]
misere Alberto da Este;*' containing eleven canzoni and one
hundred and ten sonnets, preceded by a dedicatory canzone. Two
of the canzoni are imperfect at the beginning, ff. 60, 60. Alberto
da Este [6. 1415, d. 1502] was a natural brother of Ercole I.,
Duke of Ferrara. Vellum ; xvth cent. ; with illuminated initials,
and the arms of Este on the first page. On the same page is the
signature of Albertus Lollius, the pastoral poet of Ferrara. Octavo.
22.336. Al PAisAN. librett de uers' in lengua Mudnesa Dun& 4 la
sgnora Tarquinia Molza di Purrin nezza che fu de msier Fran-
cesch Maria .... mdlxx." Seventy-three sonnets, followed by three
longer poems in terza rtma, in the Modenese dialect, by one Pin-
cetta ; dedicated to Tarquinia, daughter of Francesco Maria Molza,
and wife of Paolo Porrino. At the beginning is inserted a letter
in Italian from Cesare Qalvani to II Signor Tenente Girolamo
Negrini, Ferrara," respecting the authorship of the volume ; dat.
Modena, 14 Apr. 1828. Paper. Small Quarto.
22.337. *' Tradvctigne di Sallvstio historiographo, per Lodovico Car-
bone [1483] alio illustre et gratioso missere Alberto da Este." A
translation of the Catalina, with a dedication to Alberto da Este, a
natural brother of Ercole I., Duke of Ferrara. On f. 2 b is a life
of Carbone, written in the xixth cent. ; and at the beginning of the
volume is a letter from Gio. Battista Vermiglioli to Girolamo
K egrini supplying two or three missing lines from a copy at Peru-
gia; dat. Perugia, 29 June, 1832. Vellum; drca 1470; with illu-
minated initials and the arms of Este. Over the life of Carbone
are the arms of Leo XII. Small Quarto.
22.338. Original commission from Francesco Veniero, Doge of Venice,
to Francesco Soranzo, as one of the Council of Six, for the district
or " Sexterium " of San Paolo ; dat. 1 Feb. 1554. At the beginning
are autobiographical notes by Soranzo. Lat, and ItaL Vellum ; in
the original stamped binding. Quarto.
ADDITIONAL MSS., 22,339-22,347.
22.339. Original commission from Pasquale Cicogna, Doge of Venice
[1585-1595], to Aluise Baroci, as ** Conte " of the islaud of Curzola.
Ital. Imperfect at the end. Vellum. Quarto.
22.340. Original oommi^ion from Marino Grimani, Doge of Venice,
to Giovanni Battista Loredan, as " Capitano " of Zara; dat. 15 Feb.
IGOl. Ital Vellum. Quarto.
22.341. Original commission from Marcantonio Memo, Doge of Venice,
to Marco Pasqualigo, as " Eettor " of Sitia in Candia, dat. 1 Feb.
1613. Ital. Vellum; with a border to the first page containing
the arms of Pasqualigo. Octavo.
22.342. Original commission from Giovanni Bembo, Doge of Venice,
to Giovanni Battista Pasqualigo, as *' Eettor " of Canea [or Khania]
in Crete; dat. 17 June, 1616; with a few additional instructions,
given on the 19 July, 1616. Lat, and Ital. Vellnm ; with a border
to the first page containing the aims of Pasqualigo. Quarto.
22.343. Original commission from Antonio Priolo [or Priuli], Doge of
Venice, to Alisandro Diedo, as " Prouueditor " of Marano ; dat.
21 Mar. 1623. Ital Vellum. Quarto.
22.344. Original commission from Francesco Erizzo, Doge of Venice,
to Alessandro Diedo, as Eettor" of Sitia in Candia; dat. 12 May,
1633. Ital Vellum. Quarto.
22,346. Family i^iemoranda of Joanno [or Zoanno] da Fontanella, of
Eeggio, and his direct descendants Zoanno Zacomo, Alessandro, and
Tumo da Fontanella, with a few entries of public interest ; 1437-
1604. Ital The memoranda relating to the first-named are appa-
rently copied by his son, the rest are probably autograph. Paper ;
xvith-xvjith oentt. Formerly in possession of Count Achille Crispi,
who has given an account of the manuscript in Tiraboschi's Biblio-
teca Modenese, Tom. II. , p. 340. Folio.
22.346. ** Cronaca Originale di Eeggio del Signore Sebastiano Carletti,
Eeggiano, dalla met^ del Settembro 1641 a tutto il giomo 18
Marzo 1693." Autograph. This title is in the handwriting of
Count Acliille Crispi, who has added an address to the Eeader,
dat. Apr. 1762, stating that Carletti had himself cut out the fii*st
nineteen leaves, as turning merely upon his family atfairs. Paper.
Folio.
22.347. ** PiTTUiiE piu rinomate, che si trouano nolle Chiese e Sob-
borghi della Citta dl Ferrara, con TAnno dell' Edificazione di esse
Chiese. Eaccolte da Fra Giuseppe Maria MaHbi, Cannelitano della
Congregazione di Mantoua, per suo diuertimento neH'Anno 1770."
Digitized by
ADDITIONAL MSS., 22,348-22,350.
637
At the beginning is an alphabetical index of 102 churches and
chapels in and about Ferrara, the pictures and images in which are
here described ; and at f. 69 are the names of 125 painters, sculp-
tors, and architects of Ferrara, with short notices of some of them.
Paper. Octavo.
22.348. PoRTOLANO ; containing five charts of the coast-lines of the
Black Sea, the Mediterranean, and the eastern Atlantic. At the
top of one of them [f 2 b] is written,, " ; I fi S : Conte Freducci
Anconitano : la fatte : nel anno : m**ccocC°xxxvui." Vellum. Enriched
with gold and colour. Folio.
22.349. 1. " Cronica summorum pontificum ac imperatonim, de gestis
corundem, per fratrem Martinum [Polonum] de ordine predicatorum,
domini pape penitentiari[um] et capellanum, compilata:" ending
with the year 1272, but continued by another writer down to 1292.
The story of Pope Joan is not included, f. 1 b.
2. " Epistola Beati Benihardi abbatis, ad fratres de Monte-Dei,*' de per-
fectione religiosorum ; cnm praefatione. This tract has also been
ascribed to Guigues Duch&tel, Prior of La Grande Chartreuse, and to
Guillaume de S. Thierri. It is here divided into paragraphs under
separate rubrics, f. 121.
3. " IVactatus Bernhardi abbatis de formula honeste vite," f. 162 b.
4. Sermo in illiid MichtiBa3, cap. vi., vers. 8 : Indkaho tibi, o homo, quid
sit honum, etc., ascribed to St. Bernard, f. 165.
6. " Hystoria Nichodemi de passione et resurrectione domini," a
text agreeing with Euangelium Nichodemi published at Augsburg
about 1470, f. 166.
6. Presbyteri Johannis epistola ad Emanuelem Imperatorem, de mira-
bilibus IndisB, f. 186.
7. Johannis ** Wirzeburgensis " — ** Keuelatio de pai-tibus transma-
rinis." A description of the Holy Land; defective as compared
with the copy printed by Bemardus Fez in his Thesaurus, Vol. I.,
pt. iii., col. 485-534, f. 190.
8. ** Versus angelici finem scismatis venturum declarantes." Ten
elegiac verses, beginning, " Die Cayphe," followed by a prose inter-
pretation, showing them to be a prophecy [delivered about 1170]
against Pope Alexander III., here styled ** Bolandus," by a parti-
pan of the Emperor Frederick Barbarossa and his three anti-popes
Victor, Paschal, and Callixtus, f. 203 b.
Vellum ; xrvth cent. In hogskin binding. Small Quarto.
22.350. Sancti Dionysii Areopagitae opera omnia, cum prologo et
scholiis marginalibus, a Sancto Maximo confectis. Orcece, Vellum ;
XIII th cent; with initials and titles in gold. In a stamped leather
binding of the xvith cent. Quarto.
638 ADDITIONAL MSS., 22,361—22,367.
22,361, 22,362. " L'Histoibe de TAbbaye Boyalle de Notre Dame de
Saint Paul pr^s la ville de Beanvais, ordre de St. Benoit, Torigiiie,
le progr^s, et les privileges donnas k cette Abbaye." Originally
written in 1660, by Marie Madeleine de Clermont Tonnerre [Abbess
in 1672, 1684] ; re-written, and brought down to 1751, by Marie
Jeanne Angadresme Ghoppin de Chassois, '*dite de Saint Andr^,
B^ligieuse." In two volumes. Paper; 1746-1760. Folioi
22.363. Inventory of the charters, etc,, in the archives of the Abbey
of St. Paul les Beauvais. Presented to " Marie Madelaine de Cler-
mont Tonnerre Abbesse de la Boyale Abbaye de Notre Dame de
S. Pavl les Beauuais, par ses tres humbles tres obeissantes et tres
obligees fiUes et seruantes les Beligieuses tresorieres de la ditto
Abbaye Tan de Grace 1691." Deeds of later date are inserted down
to 1788. Fr, At ff. 237, 239 are two original notes, signed by
Begnier, on the part of M. de Viels-Maisons, applying for a
declaration of the property of the Abbey at Fontenay ; dat. Ger-
beroy, 26 Jan. and 27 Mar. 1787. Paper; xviith-xvmth oentt. ;
with the arms of Clermont-Tonnerre, in colour, on f . 1. Folio.
22.364. "Becveil des princpavx Tiltres, Contracts d'acqvisitions,
eschanges, et avtxes Actes qvi ont este passez povr I'Abbaie Boyalle
de N5tre Dame a Sainct Pavl pres Beawais Ordre de St. Benoist,
depvis Tan 1596 ivsques en Tan 1648. Povr tres illvstre et tres
vertvevse dame Madame Madelaine Descovbleav de Sovrdis tres
digne Abbesse de Tadicte Abbaye ;" with a dedicatory letter signed
by Denncual, " Beceueur ** for the said Abbess ; dat. 23 June,
1648. Paper ; with the arms of Escoubleau on the title-page, in
colour. Folio.
22.365. " Abstract of Title to a Freehold Estate situate at Barking
in the County of Essex, late belonging to Mr. Evan Williams
deceased with counsers opinion signed J. A. Stainsby ; dat.
Lincoln's Inn, 26 Jan. 1773 : followed by a copy of •* Mr. Elderton's
Letter to Mr. Hood, SoUicitor for the vendors ;" dat. Lincoln's Inn,
15 Dec. 1772. Paper. Folio. Presented hy Edw. J. Sage, Esq.
22.366. Laws of Howel Dda, King of Wales, about 940. Welsh, At
the end on paper are a few Latin explanations of " Verba inusitata."
Vellum ; xvth cent. Quarto. Presented hy the Cymmrodorion Society in
1844, hut acddentaUy detained hy Aneurin Owen and kis son till 1858.
22.367. Copies of patents, commissions, instructions, etc, issued by
the Admiralty and other Government offices; 1660-1702. Paper;
1702. At the beginning is the book-plate of " Bobert Byerley of
Gouldesbrough in the West Bideing of y County of Yorke Esqr.
1702.'* Folio. Presented hy the Bev, Edgar Edmund Esicourt.
ADDITIONAL MSS., 22,868, 22,369.
639
22,368. CJoRRESPONDBNCE and papers of John Hobart, 2nd Earl of
BuckingbamBliire, chiefly relating to his embassy to Bussia; 1762-
1766, tnV;—
1. Letters, chiefly drafts from the Earl, to —
Gkorge Montagu, 2nd Earl of Halifax ;
19 Jan. 1762, f. 2.
George Grenville, Secretary of State;
Sept. 1762-Oct. 1766, flf. 4, 9, 15, 19,
29, 35, 41.
John Stuart, 3rd Earl of Bute; Oct.
1762, f. 6.
Field Marshal Ck>unt Burchard Christoph
von Munich; 8 Jan. 1763. Fr.
Copy, f. 7.
John Montagu, 4th Earl of Sandwich ;
14 Oct. 1763, f. 14.
William Wildman, 2nd Viscount Bar-
rington; 21 June, 1764, and — — ,
1764, flf. 16, 17.
Sir George [afterwards Earl] Macartney ;
June, 1765>26 Nov. 1766, flf. 20, 26,
37,42.
2. Letters to the Earl from —
John Murray, Minister at Venice; 27
Aug. 1763, f. 12.
Sir George Macartney, Ambassador at
St. Petersburg; July, 1765-Sept. 1766,
flf. 21, 27, 39.
James Poole, Mayor of Norwich ; 10 Feb.
1766, f. 34.
[Jamee Poole] Mayor of Norwich ; Jan.
1766, f. 30.
Mademoiselle Marie ;'* n.d. Fr.
f.44.
Henrietta Howard, Countess Dowager
of SuflTolk; dat. 7 Apr. 1764. Fr,
f. 51.
" General Chemichov ** [Zachar Chemi-
chev?]; n.d. Fr. f. 62.
" Baron Cher^asov ;" n.d. Fr. f. 64.
The Vice-Chanoellor of Russia ; n.d. Fr.
f 66.
Count von Saldem ; n.d. Fr. f. 70.
Au Oomte Orloflf ;" 25 May, 1765. Fr.
f.72.
Count Nakita Ivanorltch Panin, Russian
Minister of Foreign Affairs; n.d,
[?1765]. Fr. f.73.
Count N. I. Panin ; St. Petersburg, 20
Aug. 1764. Fr. f. 58.
[Count Victor Friedrich von] Solms, Prus-
sian Envoy at St. Petersburg ; |{ Aug.
1764. Fr. f. 60.
The Vice-Chanoellor of Bussia ; 10 June,
. Unsigned, Fr. f. 68.
Among the papers are the following : —
3. Memoranda on the change of ministry in 1765, headed, " Sept. 1765.
Mr. G[renville]'s account of a transaction in May last," f. 22.
4. Notes from letters on the politics of Germany and the North of
Europe. Eng, and Fr. f. 47.
5. Notes on the commerce of the Narva, and on the population and
revenues of Eussia. Eng, and Ft, flf. 75, 77.
6. "Account of the King of France's behaviour in his Illness;" dat.
31 July, 1746. Fr, f. 79.
7. "Caractere du Roi de Pologne" [Stanislas Poniatowsky, 1764].
f. 81.
8. Circulars sent to foreign envoys at the Bussian Court, concerning
privileges, ceremonials, etc,; 5 Feb. 1762-1 Sept. 1763. Fr, f. 84.
Paper. Foimerly in the possession of the Rt. Hon. John Wilson
Croker. Folio.
22,359. " Copies of letters to [John Hobart] the [2nd] Earl of Buck-
inghamshire 1742-1774 : chiefly from John Snow, Precentor and
Canon of Exeter, and from the diplomatist, Hans Stanley. Paper;
Digitized
byGoogk
640
ADDITIONAL MSS., 22,360—22,366.
xviiith cent. Formerly in possession of the Rt. Hon. John Wilson
Croker. Folio.
For description of No. 22,360, see the Catalogue of Oriental MSS.
22.361. " An account of the roads, and a detail of the routes, through
the Portuguese territories dependent, on Qoa, : forming part of a
Memoir descriptive of the country and illustrative of the topo-
graphical Survey taken in the years 1811 and 12." Preceded by a
coloured map, and a table of contents; and dated at the end,
" Surveyor General's Office, Madras, 20 Feb. 1816." Paper. Oblong
Folio.
22.362. " Supplement to the Routes thro the Portugueze Territories
of Goa, including the Suttur Jaghire. Panjim, 9 February, 1813."
Dated, like the preceding, 20 Feb. 1816." Paper. Oblong Folio.
22.363. Hindu and Persian miniatures and portraits. Paper ; xixth
cent. Folio. See the Catalogue of Oriental MSS.
22.364. Album Amiconim Joannis de Valencia, 1674-1577; consisting
of an interleaved printed copy of the Emblemaia of Joannes Sam-
bucus, Antwerp, 1664, with names and arms on the blank leaves,
chiefly of men of note at Louvain and at Douay. Paper ; witJi the
arms in colour. Small Octavo.
22,366. A MORAL and religious Discourse, in Dutch, by Gomes van
Triere, of Mechlin, ** Commis " fur North-HoUand in the " Comptoir
der Convoyen" at Amsterdam. Autograph; with a dedication to
the States-General, 16 July, 1609, and prefatory inscriptions in prose
and verse. At the end are three memorials by Gomes van Triere,
presented to the States-General through Johan van Oldenbanieveld,
two of them in French on the disorderly state of the army, and the
third in Dutch on the insufficiency of the memorialist's salary as a
custom-house officer ; dat. Dec. 1696, Nov. 1697, and 10 Aug. 1606.
Paper ; with coloured allegorical designs. At f. 7 is a portrait of
the author, with his arms ; and at f. 6 are the arms of the United
Provinces, which are here made eight in number, and those of the
Prince of Orange. In a binding of figured silk. Duodecimo.
22,366. "De Graven van Hollant, mitsgaders de Privilegien der
Stadt Rotterdam." Thirty-six figures, cut out of Hollandioe Comitnm
Historia by Hadrian Barland [Leyden, 1 684], with one exception
(No. 36, Philip II.), which is from some later work. They are
pasted on separate pages and coloured, and are accompanied by
copies of charters granting and confirming the privileges of Rotter-
dam, 1281-1668. Dutch. Interspersed are coloured drawings of
the arras and seal of Rotterdam, and of coins, etc. ; and at ff. 6, 7, 8 b
are coloured maps of the city, both drawn and engraved. At the
ADDITIONAL MSS., 22,867-^22,898. 641
beginning of the volume is inscribed, "Jacob van Wouw. A°
MDCLXV;" and at the end, "Finis coronat opup. Anno 1666."
Paper ; in a leather binding of the period, stamped and gilt. Folio.
22,367, 22,368. " Costumes Turcs colonred drawings, with explana-
tions in French. Stated to have been executed by order of the
Sultan for Qeneral Heinrich Friedrich von Dietz, Prussian Am-
bassador at Constantinople; 1786-1790. In two volumes. Paper.
Folio.
Far descripiiona of No8. 22,869-22,398, see the CaUdogue of Oriental MSS.
22,894. Names of subscribers to the four prints of An Election, by
William Hogarth ; 1754-1757; together with the names of subscribers
to the intended print of Sigismonda and Ouiscardo ; 1761. To these
are added notes, copies of lettei-s, etc., relating to Sigismonda, in
Hogarth's own handwriting, ff. 31 b, 32, 37 ; and original letters to
him from — [James, 4th Viscount Caulfield, afterwards Earl of]
Charlemont; Dublin, 19 Aug. 1753, 29 Jan. 1760, fF. 33, 35; and
[Sir] Eichard [afterwards Earl] GroBvenor, 17 June [1759], f. 37.
Paper; 1754-1764. Folio.
22,896. " Deb Schachzabel.*' A South-German translation of the Ludus
Scaccorum of Jaoobus de Cessolis ; dated at the end, " Anno domini
etc. Lxmi". In die Maria Magdalene" [22 July, 1464]. Paper;
with one coloured drawing of the King and Queen on f. 10 b. On
the fly-leaf, f. 1, is wiitten " Marten Ypphaus " (?), and in a different
hand, "ex dono venerab. d[omin]i Huelfg Reidmiller . . . .a*
[16]83;" and on f. 6 b, " Wilhelm Kloyssius Dockhtor." In a
leather binding of the period with blind tooling and with a brass
clasp. Small Quarto.
22.896. Antiphonarii, ad usum Anglicannm, fragmentum. The
rubrics contain directions for finding the Antiphons for the
festivals, according to the uses of various dioceses of England.
Vellum ; xvth cent. Quarto.
22.897. Breviarium ad usum Sarum, compendiose scriptum. Pre-
fixed is a calendar, containing the obits of Elizabeth Euton,
9 Jan. 1488, and King Edward II., 20 Sept. [1327]. Vellum;
xivth cent. Octavo.
22.898. I.Capitularium Caroli Magni et Ludovici Pii. A collection
made in 827 by the Abbat of Fontenelles in Poitou, calling himself
in this copy " Ansigisus." In four books, containing respectively
162, 46, 90, and 74 chapters ; with a preface and table of chapters
to each book, f. 3.
2. "Capitula constituta in placito ad pistis habito, anno xxv regni
Karoli gloriosi regis commonly known as Edictum Pisieiise,
MSS. — 1858. 2 T
642 ADDITIONAL MSS., 22,898, 22,899.
published at Poissj by Charles le Chauve, in 864. In 37 chap-
ters ; with a preface, f. 55.
3. " Pactus Legis Salicae." In 69 chapters ; preceded by a table of
their contents, f. 69.
4. "Capitula [xxviiii] que in Lege Salica mittenda sunt;" supple-
men (ai-y to the preceding, f. 88 b.
5. ** Interrogationes Pippini fR^gie] et Responsiones Alcuini be-
ginning " P[ippinus] dixit quid est littera," f. 90 b.
6. " Capitula Legis Ribuariorum :" published by Dagobert in 630. In
90 chapters ; preceded by a table of their contents, f. 91.
7. Memoranda (a) de Diebus JEgyptiacis; (b) de Urinis, ff. 104, 104 b.
On the fly-leaves taken from the old binding are a letter from Pope
Adrian IV. [1155-9] to the monastery of Vierzon, on the election
of a new Abbat, f. 2 ; and two Proace or Sequences, the first with
musical notes, f. 105.
At the end of the volume is a folded paper leaf, containing " Para-
phrase sur le Stabat," in French verse, f. 106 ; and " Extrait de la
relation du voyage de Perse fait par le R. P. Pacifique de Prouins,
Predicateur Capucin. Imprim6 k Paris Tan 1631." f. 106 b.
Vellum ; xth cent. Quarto.
22,399. 1. " Karolinus Egidii [Parisiensis], scriptus ad instruccionem
illustris pveri Ludouici Francorum Regis filii." An hexameter
poem on C^harlemagne presented by Gilles de Paris to Louis [after-
wards Louis VIII.], son of Philip Augustus, in 1200: in five
books, with an introduction in prose, f. 4 b,
2. " Chathalogus Romanorum Pontificum," down to Innocent HI.
[1198-1217] ; followed by lists of the prophets and kings of Israel,
the Roman emperors, etc^ f. 42.
3. Liber de uirtutibus et laudibus oompositorum medicaminum
metrice compositus, editus a magistro egidio corboilensj." An
hexameter poem sometimes entitled de Aniidotisj written before
1200 by Gilles de Corbeil ; in four books, with a prologue in
prose, f. 45.
4. " Instituta M[agistri] egidij de iudicijs urinarum." An hexameter
poem, known as de unnw, by Gilles de Corbeil, f. 113. At ff. 124-6
are a few modern French notes upon Gilles de Paris and Gilles de
Vellum; xiiith cent.; with a leaf at the beginning, containing
figures of the four cardinal virtues, each supporting a medallion
inscribed with the arguments of the first four books of Karolinus ;
a medallion in the centre contains the argument of the fifth book ;
and at the bottom is a sixth medallion, with the figure of Gilles de
Paris presenting his work to Prince Ludouicus," with these words
on the open pages, Hoc opus egidij parisiensis habe." Octavo.
Corbeil.
ADDITIONAL MSS., 22,400—22,438.
643
22.400. P. OviDii Nasonis carmina qusedam, cum glossis, viz.: — De
Arte amandi libri tres. Imperfect; beginning with the 55th line of
Book I. At the end is written, " Explicit liber ouidij de amore
anno inc[arnationi8] 1457," f. 3; — " De remedio amoris;'* dat.
at the end, 1457, f. 46 b ;— " De philomena," f. 60 b " De pulice,"
f. 61 b.
On f. 2 are two recipes, headed " Capillos nngere " and " Piles cito
nasci," in Latin ; written in a German hand of the late xvth cent.
Paper ; 1457. Folio.
22.401. ViTALis Blesensis Amphitryon; in elegiac verse. Vellum;
xvth cent. ; with illuminated initials. Square Duodecimo.
22.402. 22,403. " Les Privileges accord^es par plusieurs Eoys de
France aux habitans de la uille d*Issoudun, et autres actes qui les
consernent,'* etc,; 1221-1685. Two volumes. Vellum; early
xviith cent. ; with later additions. On the fly-leaf of Vol. I. is the
name of ** Philippes Amable Baraton, Seigneur de Chouday, presi-
dent, tresorior, de Fiance, a Bpurges,*' ; by whom the collection was
re-bound 7 June, 1750. Quarto.
22,404, 22,405. Becueil de tout ce qui cest pass^ dans la uille de
Bouiges et dans les eglises de Sainot Estienne et de la Sainte
Chapelle de plus remarquable depuis Fannie 1648 brought down
to 1681. By Ignace Heurtault, Canon of Bourges. Autograph.
Two volumes ; with an index at the beginning of each. Paper ;
drca 1685. Vol. II. is in the original limp vellum cover, stamped
with gilt devices. Quarto.
For descriptions ofNos. 22,406-22,413, see the Catalogue of Oriental MSS.
22,414. NoTUL^ de Abaco, etc. : —
1. PrsBscripta medicinalia, f. 1.
2. Colloquium metricum inter pal rem et filias ejus. It begins, Cara
mihi pignoia fllie," and ends with a legend of St. Nicolas, f. 3 b.
3 *• Notule de abaco," f. 4 b.
4. Prsescripta duo medicinalia, f. 8 b.
Vellum; xith cent.; palimpsest. The erased work appears to be
medical, and of the same century. At the beginniug is inscribed,
" Liber Sancti Godehardi in Hild[esheim] Wir." Small Octavo.
The following Nos., 22,415-22,464, comprise official copies of the corre-
spondence and papers of George, Lord [afterwards Earl] Macartney^
Governor of Madras^ etc.
22,415-22,438. Official copies of the ** Proceedings of the Select Com-
mittee of Fort St. George," under the presidency of George, Lord
Macartney, Governor of Madras; 22 June, 1781-30 Dec. 1784. In
2 T 2
644 ADDITIONAL M8S., 22,439 -22,462.
twenty-three volumes ; with an odd volume for 1785, altogether
twenty-four volumes. At the end of each year is a general index.
Vols. I-III., 22 June-31 Dec.l 781 Vols. IV.-X., 1782;— Vols.
XI.-XVIL, 1783;-Vols. XVIII.-XXIII., 1784;— Vol. [XXIV.],
29 Mar.-2 June, 1785. Paper; end of xviiith cent. With book-
plate of arms of George, Earl Macartney at beginning of each
volume. Folio.
22,439-22,453. Official copies of the public correspondence of
George, Lord Macartney, as Governor of Madras ; 1781-1785.
Paper. Folio. Fifteen volumes, under special headings, viz, : —
22,439, 22,440. Vols. I., II. Correspondence with Lieut-General Sir
Eyre Coote, Commander-in-Chief at Madras; in two volumes.
Vol. L, 22 June, 1781-27 Sept. 1782;— Vol. IL, 23 Apr. 1782-
24 Apr. 1783.
22,441-22,444. Vols. IIL-VI. Corre-^pondence with Bengal; in fonr
volumes. Vol. I., 1 Apr.-8 Sept. 1781 ;— Vol. II., 13 Feb. 1782-21
Jan. 1783 ; with an abstract of correspondence during 1782 ; — Vol.
ILL, 4 Jan. 1783-19 Feb. 1784 ;— Vol. IV., 22 Mar. 1784-31 Mar.
1785.
22,445, 22,446. Vols. VII., VIII. Correspondence with Bombay, An-
jengo, Bussora, etc.; in two volumes. Vol. L, 26 Apr. 1781-10
Mar. 1783 ;— Vol. II., 29 Apr. 1783-2 May, 1785.
22,447. Vol. IX. Letters from Hyderabad; 4 June 1781-11 Oct 1782;
and to the Nabob of the Camatic, the Nizam, etc.; 12 June-20
Sept. 1781.
22,448-22,451. Vols. X.-XIII. "Country Coirespondence," viz.: with
the native princes, etc. ; in four volumes. Vol. I., 2 July-28 Dec.
1781;~Vol. IL, 1 Jan.-9 Nov. 1782;— Vol. III., 23 Jan. 1783-
24 Feb. 1784;— Vol. IV., 31 May, 1784-3 June, 1785.
22.452. Vol. XIV. Correspondence with the Commissioners to Tippoo
Sahib, viz. : Anthony Sadleir, of the Council at Fort St. George,
George Leonard Staunton (cr. Bart, in 1785), and John Huddleston,
Military Secretary of the Council at Fort St. George; with an
abstract of the proceedings of the Commissioners at the end;
9 Nov. 1783-18 Mar. 1784.
22.453. Vol. XV. Correspondence with Vice-Admii-al Sir Edward
Hughes; 27 June, 1781-30 Nov. 1784. Included are two original
letters, viz. : — From Sir Edward Hughes and from Captain Arthur
Cuthbert, late of the Admiral's Flag-ship the "Superb;" both
dated 30 Nov. 1784, ff. 245, 248.
22,454-22,462. Official copies of the ** Privatxi Correspondence of
George, Lord Macartney, wliilst Governor of Madras; 27 June,
1781-28 June, 1785. In nine volumes. Paper. Folio.
Digitized by
ADDITIONAL MSS., 22,454-22,465. 645
22.454. Vol. I. Letters to Warren Hastings, John Macpherson
(of the Council of Bengal), Lieut.-General Sir Eyre Coote, Vice-
Admiral Sir Edward Hughes, Majur-General Sir Hector Munro,
and a few others; 27 June, 1781-1 Oct. 1782.
22.455. Vol. 11. Letters to Warren Hastings and the Council of
Bengal; 27 June, 1781-21 Apr. 1785; and to John Sulivan,
Eesident at Tanjore; 5 Jan. 1782-19 May, 1783.
22.456. Vol. III. Letters to John Macpherson; 25 Sept. 1781-1 Oct.
1782. Three letters from John Macpherson; 1 Jan.-25 Aug.
22.457. Vol. IV. Private General Letter Book ;" 20 Dec. 1781-
18 Aug. 1782.
22.458. Vol. V. ** Private General Letter Book;" 21 Aug. 1782-22
Jan. 1783.
22.459. Vol. VI. "Private General Letter Book ;" 25 Jan.-ll Aug.
1783.
22.460. Vol. VII. "General Letter Book;" 28 Nov. 1783-10 Aug.
1784. At the end (f. 181) is a set of letters of introduction for
George Staunton, on his carrying despatches home to Eugland,
addressed to Alexander Wedderburn [Ist] Lord Loughborough,
Frederick, Lord North [Earl of Guilford in 1790], Charles James
Fox, etc.; all dated 28 July, 1784, excepting the last, to John
Frederick Sackville, Duke of Dorset, which is dated 30 July, 1784.
22,46L Vol. Vm. "General Letter Book;" 19 Nov. 1784-28 June,
22.462. Vol. IX. Letters to Lady Macartney, and to Messrs. Goutts,
Messrs. Drummond, etc; 27 Mar. 1782-2 June, 1785.
22.463, 22,464. " Scboll Day-book " kept for George, Earl Macart-
ney, during his government at the Cape of Good Hope; 4 May,
1797-29 Mar. 1800. The entries fur the end of 1797, and for most
part of 1798, are missing. Paper. In two volumes. Folio.
22,465. " An Aduebtisement of old Anonimus Eremita to his noble
friend Sir Edward Dearing, Knight and [1st] Baronet, to correct
the multitude of his errors and falsehoods in his booke intituled of
fraude, of folly, of foule language, and blasphemy." In five pai-ts ;
with an introductory letter; dated 20 May, 1640. On the fly-leaf
before the title page is the following note by Sir F. Madden : —
" This is the Answer referred to by Sir Edw. Bering in his book
entitled, * The fewer Cardinall Vertues of a Carmelite Fryar, Fraud,
1783.
1785.
646 ADDITIONAL MSS., 22,466-22.471.
Fnllv etc Discovered by Sir E. Dering, and by him sent back
Tgiii; tth^^i^ author r iSi -
Hunt, alias Anrmynm Eremtta; Lond. 1641. iaper.
Octavo.
22 466. Household account-book of Sir Edward Dering, f ^^n^ ;
1^8-1662. Autograph. At the beginning (f. 1) is " Chrono ogia
Apllyptica," filing the day of Judgment for the year 1688.
Paper. Folio.
22 467 Journals kept in the House of Commons, 1670-1673 by Sir
2nd Baronet ; with notes on books, etc. Autograph.
1 t^jstTactof Sir Thomas Browne's "Pseudodoxia epidemica;" dat.
2. J^Litis ^^^^^ j^.^ p ,
Pauh Compendium iH^^L^J J^^^^^ i,i3tory of the
disputes between Pope Paul \ . . Kepublic of Venice in 1605-
1607, by Fri Paolo [otherwise 1 . p^^Hghed in Kaltan
at Lyon and Venice ; 1624. Lot. f7^° ^ ^
3. Joiii-nals kept in the House of Commonb . '^ov, 1670-20 Mar.
167f, 4 Feb.-22 Mar. 167§, and 20 Oct.-3 x-^^ ^^573^ ff. 20, 102,
124; with partial index, f. 135 b.
4. List of famous modern battles in England, France, j^^^ Italy down
to 1515 ; arranged under the months, f. 129 b.
Paper. Folio.
22,468. A COLLECTION of English arms, in trick, of thy time of
Henry VIII, I??iper/ec< at the beginning. Paper; xvith ceiAt. Quarto.
22.469. Copies of French state papers, viz. : —
1. **Responce de Moubieur [Claude de Mesmes, Comte] d*A^ aux a la
lettre de Monsieur [Abel] Seraien [Marqu's de Sabl^] toil^ deux
Plenipotentaires de France en rassembl6e faicte ^ Munster pc^ur la
paix generallede la Chrostient^ "; dat. Munster, 6 July, 1644, ijk 1.
2. *' Seconde lettre de Monsieur Servien a Monsieur d'Avaux, W)our
response a la precedente n,d, [6 Aug. 1644], f. 37.
3. "Journal de Monsieur [Armand Jean du Plessis] le Cardinal duc^'^^e
Richelieu." Notes of various intngues at the Court of France \^in
1630, 1631, f. 212. ^
Paper ; xviith cent. ; with the book-plate of " M. le Baron [Josepl^^
Marie] de G^rando, Membre de I'Institut." Folio. ^
22.470. Hindu and Persian miniatures and portraits. Paper ; xixtit 1
cent. Folio. See the Catalogue of Oriental MSS. V
22.471. TwI':nty-five Italian stanzas, in otlava nma, on the Passion, by
KaflFaello Cancjellieri, of Pibtoia ; with a letter of dedication to
s
Digitized by
ADDITIONAL MSS., 22,472, 22,478.
647
" Mad^ Lucretia Varrona de Theoli, nero lume e splendore del
femiiiil sesso Romano;" dat. Pistoia, 7 Mar. 1573. Followed by
ten sonnets, chiefly religious, most of which appear to have been
copied by Giovan-Battista Ganoellieri [see f. 11], At the beginning
are two titles — " Ottaue Rime da dirai in disoiplina il venerdi
santo, con otri sonetti, infine alia orooe," and Poesie di diversi
Italiane, le piu del Can[oni]co Fil[ipp]o (?) Cancellieri.'* Paper ;
xvith cent. Octavo.
22.472. SciNTiLLUL^ Sacr^ Hymns and sacred lyrics, with two
narrative poems — " The Witch of Endor " and ** Lazarus " — by the
Rev. Nathanael Wanley, Rector of Beeby in Leicestershire, about
1657, and Vicar of Trinity Church in Coventry in 1662 [d. about
1680]. Paper. On the first fly-leaf is written, " Sum ex libris
Nath. Wanley; Dec. 1, 1667." Duodecimo.
22.473. Copies of state papers ; 1571-1627, viz.
1 . Correspondence between the Privy Council, John Whitgift, Arch-
bishop of Canterbury, and others ; with other papers on the subject
of the Book of Common Prayer, the Pluralities Bill, etc; 1571-
1585. Apparently taken from a register kept by the Archbishop,
and ending with nineteen Latin hexameters on his death on 29
Feb. 1603[4], f. 1.
2. " Le Sage a son filtz. Precepts gather*d by Sir William Cecill,
Lord High Treasurer of England : left to his sonne Robert Cecill,
Earle of Salisbury," f. 65.
3. " Sir John Finch's speech at Cantorburie to the King [Charles L],
on occasion of the reception of the Queen Heniietta Maria ; 13 June,
1625, f 68 b.
4. " Sir Francis Seymour's Speech in the Parliament ; March 22 A**
1627," f. 72 b.
5. " Propositions to bee taken into Consideration for Present necessary
snpplys:'' laid by the King before Parliament; 25 Mar. 1627,
f. 73.
6. Letter from Thomas Allured ** to the Lord Marquisse Buckingam "
against the Spanish match; about 1620, f. 74.
7. " A graue Pared as it was presented in Latin by certaine Diuines
by way of Interlude before his Maiestie [James I.] in Cambridge
stil'd Liber Novus de Adventu Regis ad Cantabngiam faithfully
donne into English with some liberall advantage inade rather to be
sung then read ; To the tune of Bonny Nell." By Richard Corbet
[afterwards Bishop of Oxford and of Norwich], on occasion of the
King's reception at Cambridge; 7 Mar. 1615, f. 79 b.
8. An answer to the foregoing Oxford ballad, by Lakes, of Cam-
bridge. To the tune of *' Let vs to Virginia, Lads,'* f. 82 b.
Paper; xviith cent. Folio.
648
ADDITIONAL MSS., 22,474-22,478.
22 474. Speaches, Passages, and other Obsernations at tbe Parliament
boguh andholden at Westminster yj** Febr. 1626[6] Annoque V Caroli
Kegis, etc. : and there continued with much diflScnlty till Thursday
15' Junij : what time the same was abortiuely dissolued. With an
addition of certaine memontble Letters, having referrence to some
passages in the same Parliament : — En qu6 discordia ciues Perduxit
miseros?— Anno Dom. 1626. W. y." [? Walter Yonge of Coly-
ton, CO. Devon, who represented Honiton in 1 640.] Paper. Folio.
22.475. ** Chronica : darinnen die furnembsten vnnd namhaiftigesten
Geschichten, aus gaistlichen vnnd weltlichen Historien, die sich
vor vnnd nach Christi Gepurdt bis auff anno etc. 1569 verloffen
vnnd den merem Thail zu Augspurg zugetragen, auffji kiirtzest
verfasst vnnd bejjchriben worden. Sampt alien Bischouen vnnd
derselben Wappen so daselbst bis auff jetzigen Bischoff Otonnen,
Truchsessen vnd Herrn von Waldburg etc. goregiert vnnd was sie
in deme Gestifft vnnd gehandtelt haben. Folgents der alten vnnd
loblichen Geschlechter Wappen Namen vnnd Herkommen ....
MDLXViiii." Chronicles of Augsburg, by Burkhard Zenk, down
to 1470, and continued by an unknown writer to 1569. In tbe
present copy there is no entry later than 1566. At the beginning
is an alphabetical " Eegister " of contents. Paper ; xvith cent. ;
with all the arms in colour. Folio.
22.476. "MoNUMENTA Ecclesiea St. Antonii Paduani F.F. Minorum
Monachii." Coloured drawings of the monuments in the chapel of
St. Antony of Padua, belonging to the Franciscan monastery in
Munich; arranged alphabetically, with a "Begister" at the end.
The dates are from 1327 to 1796. On the fii-st fly-leaf is a note
that " The Church .... has been pulled down." Paper ; xixth
cent. Large Folio.
22.477. ** Cronica vnnd Beschreibung der . . Keichstadt Nurmberg."
Chronicles of Niimberg, to 26 Nov. 1576. The preface begins,
"Gunstiger .... Leser, auf anregung etlicher guter gonner," efc. ;
and the general introduction, " Es hat in dieser Stadt Nurmberg
einen fursichtigen vnnd weisen Rath," etc. Paper; drca 1600. Folio.
22.478. " NuRMBERGiSGHE Cronica." In two parts.
1. Chtonicles of Niimbarg, to 26 Nov. 1576. The preface is the
same as in the preceding MS. The introduction begins, •* Es hatt
auch in dissc^r Stadt ein fursichtigen vnnd verstenndigen Rath," etc.
The Chronicles themselves are fuller. They are followed by an
account at f. 430 of the foundation of the High-school at Altorff, in
1575; after which is a register. The fourth leaf is wanting.
f. 2.
ADDITIONAL MSS., 22,479—22,488.
649
2. Chrouicles, 12 Jan. 1677-12 June, 1679 : preceded by a register,
f. 481.
Paper ; xvith cent. ; with the arms of Niimberg, in pen and ink, at
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22.479. "EiN schone kurtzgegrunde Nurnbergische Cronica." Brief
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kundt vnd offenbahr, zw den zeiten Julij, Augustij, vnd
Tiberij," etc. At the end (f. 235) is an account of the feudalities
of the town and territory of Niimberg ; with lists of judges and
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22.480. " NuRNBKROiscH Cronica,'* to 17 Nov. 1675 ; with a roaster at
the beginning. The preface and introduction are similar to those
of Add. MSS. 22,477, 22,478. Paper; with, the Niirnberg arms, in
colour, and the date 1592, on the title-page. In a stamped vellum
binding, with portrait of the Emperor Maximilian II. within
floriated borders and with clasps. Quarto.
22.481. Arms, in colour, of the Bishops and Archbishops of Salzburg,
from its founder, St. Buprecht [582-623], to Leopold Anton Eleu-
therius, Freyherr von Firmian in the Tyrol, and Archbishop of
Salzburg in 1727. Paper ; xviiith cent. Quarto.
22.482. Chronicle of the Bishops of Wttrzburg, from St. Kilian {mar-
tyred in 688] to Lorentz von Bibra [d, 1519]. Oer, An abridgment
of the Chronicle written by Lorentz Friess [d. about 1550], together
with the life of Bishop Lorentz von Bibra. The Chronicle by Lorentz
Friess ended with Bishop Kudolph II. [1495] ; it was abridged and
continued to 1546 by Jobann Beinhard. The original Chronicle,
with the additions by Keinhard, is printed in Oeschichtschreiber
von dem BUchoffihum Wirtzhurg [Frankfort 1713]; edited by Johann
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left for the arms, which are in a few cases filled in. Folio.
22.483. ** Etat de la Marine de la Grande Bretagne : pour le mois de
Septembre, 1810." Alphabetical tables of the vessels in the British
Navy ; their names both in English and French, rates, armaments,
captains and stations ; together with a few additional notes. Fol-
lowed by the names of the English Admirals, etc. Fr, Paper.
Folio.
For descriptions of Nos, 22,484-22,487, see the Catalogue of Oriental MSS.
22,488. Miscellaneous original letters, in Italian, French, English and
Latin; 1484-1818,
1. "Andreas de Bentiuolijs, Comes," addressed **[D]omino Joanni
Lan[fredino] Oratori Floren[tino a]pud serenissimum Begem [[Fer-
dina]ndum ;" Bologna, 16 July, 1484. Ital Holograph, f . 2.
650
ADDITIONAL MSS.. 22,488.
2. " Marie " of Guise [or of Lorraine, Queen Regent of Scotland] to
M. de NoaiUes, Maitre dhostel ordinaire du Boy et son Ambassadeur
en Angleterre ; Lislebonrg [Edinburgh] 6 July, 1556." Fr. Signed,
f.5.
3. Henry IV. of France to Qeorg Friedrich, Margrave of Anapach ;
dat. " au Camp de Poisy [Poissy, near St. Cloud], 8 Aug. 1589. Fr.
Signed "Henry," and comtersigned by [Louis] Reuol [Secretary
of State]. Endorsed ^'Onolzbach [Anspach], den 8 Nouembris
Anno 89," f. 8.
4. Marie [de' Medici, widow of Henry IV. of France] to [Henry
Frederic] Prince of Orange; London, 5 Mar. 1640. Fr. Signed;
with seals, f. 11. •
5. [St] Vincent de Paul to the Marquis ; Paris, 15 Nov. 1656.
Fr. Holograph, f, 14.
6. The same to "Monsieur Codo . . . Superieur des Presbytres do
la Mission de Rome;" n,d. [circ. 1642]. Imperfect at the beginning.
-Fr. Holograph, f. 17.
7. Sophie [wife of Ernest Augustus of Brunswick-Luneburg, after-
wards Elector of Hanover, and mother of George I. of England] to
an official in England ; 27 Jan. 1663. Fr. Holograph, f. 21.
8. Henrietta Maria, Queen of Charles I. of England, to her brother,
[Gaston Jean Baptiste], Duke of Orleans; n.d. [ante 1660]. Fr.
Holograph, f. 24.
9. James, Duke of York, to Jean, Comte d'Estr^, Vice- Admiral of
France; London, 17 Apr. 1673. Fr. Holograph, f. 28.
10. The same to [Samuel] Pepys ; Hague, 25 Apr. 1679. Holograph;
with seal. f. 31.
11. Charles II. of Spain to William III. of England ; Madrid, 24 May,
1696. Lat. Signed ; with. seal. f. 35.
12. Victor Amadous 1. King of Sardinia, to Queen Anne of Eng-
land ; " a la Venerie *' [Veneria Reale, the royal hunting-box near
Turin], 4 Nov. 1727. Fr. Signed; with seals, f. 39.
13. Alexander Pope to William Duncombe, author of Lucius Junius
jBrw^tw, a Tragedy, etc.; "Twit'nam," 5 Nov. 1734. Holograph, f. 43.
14. M[artha Bruce, Countess Dowager of] Elgin [and Governess of the
Princess Charlotte of Wales] to [Queen Charlotte] ; " Shrewsbury
Lodge" [near Shooters Hill], 4 Sept. 1804. Holograph, f. 46.
15. Bobert Bloomfield, author of " The Farmer's Boy," to Mr. Hill, ad-
dressed as " Mr. Editor with a poem beginning, " 0 how can the
Dumb go a courting ;** dat. City Koad, Dec. 1807. Holograph, f. 52.
16. Edward, Duke of Kent, to [David Stewart Erskine, 6th] Earl of
Buchan; Kensington Palace, 26 Feb. 1811. Holograph, f. 56.
17. Thomas Moore, the poet, to James Power, the music publisher;
30 Mar. 1818. Holograph, f. 60.
Paper. Folio.
Digitized by
ADDITIONAL MSS., 28,489-22,498. 651
22.489. A NARRATIVE, in French, of the attempt upon the life of
James vi. of Sotland [afterwards James I. of England], made by
John Buthven, Earl of Gowrie, and his brother Alexander, in IGOO.
It is entitled, *' Le vray discours de I'execrable trahison machinee
oontre sa Majestie par le Gomte de Gaurie et ses assooi^z le 5*
d'Aougst 1600." Paper; circa 1600. Folio.
22.490. Diary of Marriot, a Dissenter, of John Shower's con-
gr^tion in the Old Jewry; 13 Apr. 1701-11 Feb. 1703[4]. It
contains little more than notes of sermons, and religious meditations.
At f. 168 b is a sermon in short hand, headed, **Mr. Freak,
August the 10th, 1701." The volume seems to have originally
belonged to a lawyer, and contains some miscellaneous legal notes.
At the end of it (f. 172) is the name of "Tim. Marriot," who
is evidently the "brother Timothy" mentioned at ff. 102, 103.
Paper. Duodecimo. Presented by John J, Ashby Fillinham, Esq.
22.491. Petri Comestoris Historia Scholastica. Instead of the usual
dedication to Guillaume, Archbishop of Sens, the preface is preceded
by a chapter of rules for determining the age of the world, etc.,
beginning, "Quam plurimi uiri," composed [see line 10] in 1139.
This copy does not treat of the Acts of the Apostles ; but after the
words, "uel per se uel per alium credere," which conclude the
Gospels in many copies, occur (f. 228), " Signa . . eorum qui
crediderint," and a chapter, " De ascensione," followed by a clause
on the celebration of the Ascension. On f. 228 b is a table of the
Kings of Israel and Judah. Ff. 1-4 are inserted leaves, and contain
tables of the Patriarchs, from Adam, the Kings of Israel and Judah,
etc. Vellum; with coloured initials; xnth cent., except the in-
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1. Commentarius in Psalmos. Imperfect ; beginning in the'Prooemium,
with the words, Kcu dXXa roiavro, avrlrovcppvd^ovTai ic.tA., f. 2.
2. Commentarius in eantica novem. The 8th and 9th canticles are
imperfect; but the end of the 9th is supplied in a modem hand,
3. Extracts from the Panoplia ; the first title being, " IIcpl tov
aKaraXTjTTTOV ^vai rbv ®€ov^ f. 191.
Paper; xrvth cent. At f. 192 b is a note of the capture of Nicsea
by the Musulmans, 2 March, a.m. 6839 [a.d. 1331]. Folio.
22,493. S. Johannis libri Apocalypseos fragmenta ; cum glossa. Four
leaves with eight miniatures. Vellum ; xivth cent. Folio.
f. 179.
652
ADDITIONAL MSS., 22,494-22,497.
22.494. Forty-four illuminations, w«. ;— 1-25. Decorative designs,
mostly frameworks filled in with mythological subjects. The first
two contain, however, a medallion of Louis XlV.and the reception
of the Siamese Ambassadors at Versailles in 1686. Executed in
France ; end of xviith cent. ; — 26-41. Initials, with Scriptural sub-
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Oblong Quarto.
22.495. Martyrology and obituary of the Priory of Talloires, on the
Lake of Annecy, in Savoy, etc. Lot. The contents are —
1. A leaf, not so old as the body of the volume, headed, ** Hec est
ordinatio que sequitur super vniuersario [anniversario] domini
prioris louagum faciendo in ecclesia et prioratu Tall[uriarumJ
dat. 1324. The entry is followed by the commencement of
another bequest, f, 1.
2. Martyrology. Imperfect ; beginning at 2 June ; f. 2.
3. " Kegula Beati Benedicti Abbatis." Imperfect ; containing only the
prologue and list of chapters, f. 46.
4. " Euangelia " per circulum anni, f. 49. At f. 68 b two dates are
scribbled, «tz., 1251 and 1248.
5. Obituary ; the first dated entries being of the end of the xiiith
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22.496. Accounts of the fish-ponds of Giffaumont, the property of the
Church of St. Estienne at Troyes, for eight several years between
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22.497. " Artjs Tintorumet Cul[ci]trariorum" Statuta : ** Tempore Mag-
uifici Camerarii Permatens. Constantini Herculani." Statute-book
of the combined Guild of Dyers and Quilt-makers at Perugia, with
minutes of meetings. Imperfect ; containing chapters 39-65, of which
chapters 43-65are dated 2 June^ 1403-15 Oct. 1459. There are other
entries of the xvth-xviith centt., and one (f. 22) giving a list of
" Giurati dat. 30 May, 1807. In the early entries the word " cul-
trariorum " [of ciUlers] is used ; in the later, " culcitrariorum " [of
qvLiU-makers]. To the confirmations of thei^e statutes are appended a
few original signatures. At f. 20 is that of Tiberio Crispo, Cardinal
Archbishop of Amalfi, and Apostolical Legate in Perugia; dat.
11 July, 1547 ; with the Cardinal's arms in colour; and at f. 17 is
that of Cardinal Bonifazio Bevilaqua, Bishop of Corvia, and Aposto-
lical Legate in Perugia ; dat. 20 May, 1603. Vellum ; xvth cent.,
with additions to the xixthcent. ; with two miniatures represent-
ing the Camerarivs as kneeling before three saints, and as explaining
ADDITIONAL MSB., 22,498—22,608. 653
the statutes to the members of the Gnild. In a leather binding,
with blind tooling and brass studs. Folio.
22.498. Matrioola of the school dedicated to the Virgin and San
Donato, in the Venetian island of Murano ; containing the Statutes
as reformed in 1333, with additional chapters, the last of which is
dated 19 Jan. 1555. ItaL Followed by a decision as to certain
expenditures of the school fund, delivered in the Episcopal Court of
Torcelli ; dat. 10 Dec. 1592. LaL f. 19 b ; and by resolutions as
to the establishment of an Oratory, and other matters in the xviith
and xvmth centt. Italian, ff. 21-36. Many of these entries are
signed by the Podest^ of Murano for the time being. The latest
document is a copy of a decree of the Doge, Aloysio Mocenigo, against
the expoH of coin ; dat. 6 May,' 1771. In Italian, f. 35. On a paper
fly-leaf (f. 1) is the note : — " 1667. Questa Scola fu prinzipiatal anno
del N. S. 993 ad* istanza di Otton terzo Imperator, e* fu gouernata
dalle done sino V anno 1333, et d' V anno 1333 sino hora presente 6
gouernata dalli huomini signed " Francesco ....(?) Zuane Pizzo-
chfuro, Scriuan." Vellum; xvith cent.; with illuminated initials,
and two miniatures of the Assumption and St. Donato ; with addi-
tions on paper of the xvith-xvuith centt. Folio.
22.499. Statute-book of the Charity Dieii " under the patronage of
St. Claude, St. Didier, etc,y attached to the Church of St. Patrice at
Rouen ; with copies of archiepiscopal letters relating to the same
and lists of benefactors, of masters from 1443 to 1557, and of
brethren and sisters. The last list is almost entirely washed out.
The original statutes are dated 21 June, 1443. French and LcUin.
Vellum ; xvth-xvith centt. Folio.
22.500. "Cronica Veneta di tutte le Famiglie nobili della inclita
cittA di Venetia : cominciando di Nostra Salvte 1* anno ccccxxi."
History of the noble families of Venice, in alphabetical order, to the
middle of the xvnth cent. ; with a supplement (f. 215), entitled,
** Svppliche delle Famiglie aggregate alia Nobiltii Veneta Y anno
1646 sino Tanno 1669 and additional entries down to 1704. At
f. 2 is a list headed, " Tavola delle Famiglie che sono al presente
del Gran Consiglio." ItaL Paper ; xviith cent. ; with a few addi-
tions of the xvmth ; with the arms in colour, and two coloured
title-pages at ff. 1, 21 5. In the original binding of stamped leather,
with brass bosses and clasps. Folio.
22,601. Venetian arms in colour, coarse and incomplete. Those
on ff. 37-39, 43-52, 55, form a distinct set. Paper ; xviith cent.
22,602. Twelve Gernian coat^i of arms, in colour, taken from Impe-
Folio.
664 ADDITIONAL MSS„ 22,603-22,606.
rial diplomaSf etc. No. 8 is headed by four Latin elegiacs, as-
cribing the arms to Sebald Schreyer [of Numberg], No. 12 has, on
the reverse, a portion of the grant of arms to Leopold, Count
Lititzcky of Schonau [Imperial Chamberlain in 1705]. German.
Vellum ; circa 1700. In a binding of crimson leather gilt, of the
xviiith cent. Folio.
22,603. Original papers and official copies relative to affairs in the
Spanish Netherlands; 1636-1701. Spanish; with a few in French
and Dutch, They originally belonged to Pedro del Yaus y Trias and!"
his son Caspar, who successively filled the office of Contador del
Exercito in the Netherlands. Among the signatures are those of
Philip IV. of Spain, f. 37 b ; — Anne of Austria, Queen Regent of
Spain, ff. 62 b, 64, 56, 58, 60, 101 b;-"Charles IL of Spain, ff. 122,
134 b, 256, 259 b; — Maximilian Emanuel, Elector of Bavaria,
ff. 254, 272 b ; — Leopold William, Archduke of Austria [son of
the Emperor Ferdinand II.], f. 29 ; — Don John of Austria [natural
son of Philip IV.], ff. 31, 40 b ; — and [Carlos de Gurrea, Aragon
y Borja] Duque de Villa Hermosa, Governor of the Netherlands,
ff. 85 b, 88, 92 b, 105, 112. At the beginning are descriptions of
the papers in English in a modem hand. [For further details, see
the Catalogue of Spanish MSS.] Paper. Folio.
22.504. Table chronologique des Gazettes. Tome 1" 1631 a 1700."
A list, giving the date of each Gazette, and the number of pages in
it, with a few notes of the contents: followed by a supplement
(f. 426), entitled, " Table des pieces inser^es dans mes gazettes et
qui n'en sont pas." On f . 3 is the note :— " M' L'Abb6 (Eusebe)
renaudot a preside pendant plusieurs ann^es a la composition des
Gazettes qui doiuent leur etablissement a Theophraste renaudot
son ayeul le quel en fit en 1631 agreer le projet au cardinal de riche-
lieu et dont il a eu le piiuilege apres son pere." Paper ; xviith
cent. ; with a book-plate of arms, with the inscription, ** Ex libris
D. Jacobi Olivarii Valine, Equitis, regi a Consiliis, et in Cameii
regiarum Eationum Magistri, anno 1730." Quarto.
22.505. Catalogue of topographical drawings, etc,, made by the
Bev. David Thomas Powell, " L.L.B. Oxon., of Tottenham, Middle-
tjex, late Lieutenant in H.M. 11th Kegt. of Light Dragoons," ar-
ranged under counties; followed at f. 66 by catalogues of his
library, paintings, engravings, etc., 1843. Autograph. Paper.
Quarto.
22,606. QuATUOB Evangelia. Greece. At the beginning is inserted
the following note by the Rev. Henry 0. Coxe, Keeper of the
Bodleian Library ; — " The four Gospels : written in the year 1305 by
Digitized by
ADDITIONAL MBS., 22,607—22,610. 665
a monk of Cyprus ; as appears from a note at the end of the table of
chapters prefixed to St. John's Gospel [f. 219]. I bought this at
Milo of a Greek gentleman Mt^a^A. SvpfuiXcvca, who told me that
he had it from a Relation who had been the ^ov/tcvos of the Monas-
tery of Preveli in Candia. H. O. C." This note is dated, in the
handwriting of Sir Frederic Madden ; " Melos, 31 Mar. 1867.**
Vellum ; 1305 ; with miniatures of the four Evangelists, Quarto.
22.607. HouoLOOiUM: sc. Horsd Canonical et alia officia. Orcece. Slightly
imperfect : beginning in the middle of the Mco-ow/crticoi/ tov 2a)S)3aTov,
in the 68th Psalm. The last folio is mutilated. This copy differs
considerably from the various printed editions published at Venice
from 1535 to 1860. Vellum ; xivth cent. Quarto.
22.608. Bi)3Xiov y^povrucov. Sayings of the Fathers, etc,^ in Qreek, In
two parts : —
1. Sayings of the Fathers, alphabetically arranged under their names.
Imperfect, beginning with Gelasius [see Cotelerius, Ecd, GrasccB
Monumenta^ U 1, p. 410 C], f. 2 ; with a supplement on Zosimus,
f. 89 b.
2. BtySAos 7r€pL€Xov<Ta ajro<f>$eYfiaTa Svqyi^a-eis T€ kol irpd^tL^ dytW koX
fjLeyaXiav yepovrwv ; beginning with Athanasius and Gregorius Theo-
logus, but continuing with anonymous sayings. Imperfect at the
end, f. 102 b.
Vellum ; xiith cent. Large Quarto.
22.609. 1. Grbqorii Nysseni opera. Greece, viz. : — Oratio Catechetica
Magna. Imperfect at the beginning, f. 1 ; — De Deitate Filii et
Spiritus Sancti. Frctgmente. f. 73 ; — De infantibus qui praemature
abripiuntur. Imperfect at the end. f. 76 b ; — Oratio habita in funere
magni Meletii episcopi Antiochiae. Imperfect at the end. f. 82 ; —
De vita Moysis. Imperfect at beginning and end. f. 87 De vita
S. MacrinsB. Imperfect at beginning and end. f. 93.
2. BasiLii, archi episcopi Csesariensis, liber de Spiritu Sancto : Greece,
Imperfect at the end. f. 52.
Vellum ; in a cursive hand of the xth cent. Small Quarto.
22.610. Letter-book of James Stanhope, Secretary of State [after-
wards Earl Stanhope], containing copies of his correspondence,
whilst in attendance on George I., at Osnaburg, Hanover, and
Pyrmont; 24 July-25 Sept. 1716. Eng. and Fr. Paper. Folio.
Presented by Lord John Thynne^ Canon of Westminster.
The following Nos,, 22,611-22,646, comprise the correspondence and
papers of John, 2nd Lord Carteret and 1st Earl GranvUle, Secretary oj
State, etc. They were presented by Lord John Thynne, Canon of
Westminster.
Digitized by
656
ADDITIONAL MSS., 22,611—22,520.
22,511-22,514. Official copies of dispatches of Lord Carteret daring
his special embassy to Sweden, with other papers relating to the
same embassy; 3 July, 1719-6 Dec. 1720. Eng. and JV. Four
volumes. Paper. Folio.
22,515-22,519. Official copies of dispatches of Lord Carteret, as
Secretary of State, addressed to the English Ministers at Paris,
Madrid, and other Courts, together with some other similar papers ;
1721-1724. Eng, and Fr, Five volumes. Paper. Folio.
22.515. Vol. I. 6 Mar.-28 Aug. 1721. At f. 1 is a notification of
Lord Carteret's accession to office on the death of Secretary Craggs,
as Secretary of State for " the Aflfairs of the Southern Province,"
followed by a list of '* all the Ministers, Consuls, and Governors, in
the Southern Province."
22.516. Vol. n. 7 Sept. 1721-5 Mar. 1722.
22.517. Vol. m. 8 Mar.-27 Aug. 1722.
22.518. Vol. IV. 5 Sept. 1722-23 Feb. 1723. Included are two
original papers, addressed to Lord Carteret, viz, : — A '* Memoire,"
from the Conte J. A. Gazola, Envoy to England from the Duke of
Parma ; London, 23 Jan. 172|, f. 16-1: ; and a letter from C[harles]
Dilke, Lieut.-Govemor of Montserrat ; 8 Jan. 172J, f. 183.
22.519. Vol. V. 8 Mar. 1723-7 Jan. 1724.
22.520. " Madrid correspondence. Colonel [William] Stanhope [Ist
Lord Harrington in 1729, and Earl of Harrington in 1742]. From
January 1721 to the end of the year." Original dispatches written
by Colonel Stanhope, whilst Envoy in Spain, to three Secretaries of
State, viz,: — James Craggs, Charles, 2nd Viscount Tovmshend, and
John, 2nd Lord Carteret. Included are many copies of letters
addressed to Stanhope, principally from the Prime Minister of
Spain, Joseph, Marques deGrimaldo ; together with original letters,
et€,y from — Consul John Parker to Colonel Stanhope; Corunna,
2 Mar. 1721, f. 64; — Charles Holzendorf, Colonel Stanhopes secre-
tary, to Temple Stanyan, Under Secretary of State ; Madrid, 9 June,
1721, f. 114; — [Marchese] Annibale Scotti, Envoy to Spain from
the Duke of Parma, to Colonel Stanhope ; BaLiain [or Valsain, near
Segovia], 14, 21 Sept. 1721. ItaL flf. 277, 287 ;— [Joseph] Marques
de Grimaldo, Spanish Prime Minister, to the same; Balsain, 12, 13
Oct. 1721. Span. flf. 295, 297 ;— Memoir of Jean Battiste Uzardi,
British Consul-General at Madrid, forwarded to Lord Carteret in
Colonel Stanhopes letter of the 25th Oct. 1721. Fr, f. 317 ;—
Benjamin FeiTand, V ice-Consul at Barcelona, to Colonel Stanhope ;
Barcelona, 15 Nov. 1721, f. 337. Paper. Folio.
ADDITIONAL MSS., 23,621, 22,622.
667
22,621, 22,622. Original dispatches addressed to Lord Carteret,
Secretary of State, from the Embassy at Paris; 1721, 1722. Two
Tolumes. Paper. Folio. The writers are : —
22,621. Vol. I. 1. Sir Robert Sutton, English Ambassador at Paris;
2 May-30 Aug. 1721. Fr, and Eng. Signed; one at f. 209 'hoh-
graph. K 2, 30, 37, 68, 78, 98, 132, 150, 187, 209, 211, 238, 293,
303, 323, 340, 344, 354, 396.
2. Sir Luke Schaub, Minister at the French Court ; 2 May-30 Aug.
1721. Fr. Chiefly signed, a few holograph, K 10, 58, 70, 85, 87,
104, et passim.
Among the enclosures are the following original letters : —
3. Colonel William Stanhope, Envoy Extraordinary to Spain, to Sir
Luke Schaub; Madrid, etc,, 23 Apr.-ll July, 1721. flf. 16, 106,
159, 287.
4. Marchese Annibale Sc6tti, Ambassador from the Duke of Parma to
Spain, to the same ; Aranjuez, 22 Apr., 23 May, Esoorial, 30 July,
1721. Fr. and Ital. ff. 26, 161, 372.
5. Charles Forman to Sir Eobert Sutton and Lord Carteret ; Paris,
10 May, 1721, S. 52, 54, 56.
6. Charles Holzendorf, secretary to Colonel William Stanhope, to Sir
Luke Schaub ; " pres de Bayone,'* 18 June, 1721. Fr. f. 218.
7. E. Laurenzii, secretary to Sir Bobert Sutton, to Temple Stanyan,
Under Secretary of State; 3 May-30 Aug. 1721, ff. 33, 62, 74, 76,
S3, 100^ et passim.
8. William Ayerst, secretary to Sir Robert Sutton, to the same ;
7 May-16 July, 1721, ff. 35, 64, 173, 177, 232, 266, 272.
9. Thomas Crawfurd, first secretary of the Embassy at Paris, to the
same, and to Lord Carteret; 14 May-30 Aug. 1721. Eng. and -FV.
flF. 60, 72, 102 [with seal], 108, 116, 165, 205, 236 [with seal], 264,
289, 317, 378, 384, 414.
At f. 352 is a printed order of Louis XV. for a Te Dewn, on his
recovery from illness ; Paris, 4 Aug. 1721. Fr.
22,522. Vol. n. l.Sir Luke Schaub; 3 Jan.-30 June, 1722. Fr, flf. 1,
5, 7, 11, 25, 27, 32, 34, 40, et passim.
The dispatches of Sir Luke Schaub contain many enclosures,
chiefly relating to the plague in Provence, and to the preliminaries
of the Congress of Cambray.
2. Thomas Crawfurd, first secretary of the Embassy at Paris ; 28 Feb.-
17 June, 1722. Eng. a,nd Fr, flf. 74, 96, 128,150, 173, 175, 183,
191, 205, 211, 227, 237, 243, 261, 270, 272, 284, 286.
3. Sir Robert Sutton, Ambassador at Paris; 28 Feb.-8 Mar. 172 J,
ff. 76, 80, 98.
4. [Alexander Hume, Lord] Polwarth [son of the 1st Earl of March-
Mss. — 1858. 2 u
Digitized by
658 ADDITIONAL MSS., 22,688-22,527.
mont, and himself 2nd Earl in 1724], first Ambassador at the Con-
gress of Cambray ; Paris, 4-16 Mar. 1722, ff. 78, 86, 90, 114.
6. Lord Polwarth and Sir Luke Schanb, conjointly ; Paris, 8-16 Mar.
1722. Eng, and Fr. flf. 92,. 104, 116.
6. G. Norcross, an English refugee, to "Count Douglas," and to
Lord Carteret; Calais, 9, 18 May, and , 1722, ff. 223, 253,
255.
7. Charles Holzendorf, secretary to Colonel Stanhope, to Sir Luke
Schaub ; Madrid, 26 May. 1722. Fr. f. 268.
8. Don Luis da Cunha, Portuguese diplomatist, to Sir L. Schaub ;
Paris, 6 June, 1722. Fr, f. 282.
At f. 36 is a printed declaration of the cessation of the plague at
Aries; 18 Deo. 1721. Fr,
22,523, 22,524. Official copies of dispatches from Lord Carteret to
the English «uid Foreign Ministers in correspondence with him, as
Secretary of State for the Southern Province ; Hanover, ^ June-
1723. Fr, and Eng,; together with copies of royal orders,
and other papers. Eng., Lot. and Fr, Two volumes. Paper.
FoHo.
22.525. Papers, genealogical tables, etc,, relating to the claims to succes-
sion in the duchies of Juliers, Cloves, etc, drawn up by L. Schrader,
in 1724; with introductory letter from the same to Lord Carteret ;
dat. London, 30 Jan. 1724[5]. Fr. Paper. Folio.
22.526. Official copies of ** Letters [from Lord Carteret as Secre-
tary of State for the Northern Province] to Princes and eminent
Ministers, and other great persons abroad, 1742, 1743, 1744;"
together with copies of letters from Foreign Sovereigns to George
II. of England. Eng,, Fr, and Oer. Included are original letters
to Lord Carteret from —
1. Frederic the Great, King of Prussia; Berlin, 6 July, 1743. Fr.
Signed " Federio." f. 45.
2. William Graaf Bentinck, Herr van Ehoon, eldest son by the second
marriage of William Bentinck, 1st Earl of Portland : two letters
without signature, relating to the claims of William IV., Prince of
Orange, Statholder in 1747; the first dated 18 Feb. 1744, the
other undated. Fr. flf. 172, with seal, 174.
Paper. Folio.
22,627. " Correspondence with Prince William of Hesse, 1742, 1743,
1744.*' Fr, Included are the following original lettere : —
1. Prince William [afterwards Landgrave of Hesse-Cassel] to Lord
Carteret; Hanau, 7 Jan. 1742-7 Aug. 1744. Holograph, flf. 1, 5,
15, 35, 53, 73, 77, et passim.
Digitized by
ADDITIONAL MSS., 22,627—22,681. 659
2. The same to Gteorge II. of England ; Gassel, 2 Jnly-2 Aug. 1742.
Holograph. £f. 31, 41, 63.
3. The Emperor Charles VII. to George II. of England ; Frankfort,
21 July, 1742. Holograph, f. 45.
4. von Asseburg, on the part of Prince William of Hesse, to
August Ludwig von Wiilckenitz, Representative of Hesse-Cassel at
the Diet of Frankfort ; Cassel, 18 June, 1743. Holograph; with seal.
f. 111.
5. Prince George [youngest brother of Prince William] of Hesse to
, relating the movements of the Hessians under his command,
previous to the battle of Dettingen ; Vilbel [near Frankfort], 25
June, 1743. Signed, f. 138.
The remainder of the volumes consists of copies of letters from
Lord Carteret to Prince William of Hesse, together with a few
from George II. of England to the Prince, and to the Emperor
Charles YII. ; items of news ; and miscellaneous political papers.
Paper. Folio.
22.528. Correspondence with the King's Ministers in Kussia; 1742,
1743, 1744 official copies of dispatches from Lord Carteret to the
Hon. Edward Finch, Sir Cyril Wych, Bart., James O'Hara, 2nd
Lord Tyrawly, and John Carmiohael, 3rd Earl of Hyndford; 16
Feb. 174i-16 Nov. 1744. Paper. FoHo.
22.529. " Correspondence with Sir Thomas Robinson, etc. at Vienna ;
1742, 1743, 1744." Official copies of dispatches from Lord Carteret
to Sir T, Eobinson, Envoy Extraordinary, and James Porter, at
Vienna; 16 Feb. 174^-15 Oct. 1744. Included are copies of dis-
patches from Arthur Villettes, secretary of the English Legation
at Turin, to the Duke of Newcastle, Secretary of State for the
Southern Province ; and at the end are copies of two letters, dat.
19 Oct. 1744, from Edward Weston, Under Secretary of State, to
Sir T. Eobinson and J. Porter, informing them of Lord Carteret's
succession to the title of Earl Granville on the death of his mother.
Paper. Folio.
22.530. " Correspondence with Mr. Villiers at Dresden; 1742, 1743,
and 1 744." Official copies of dispatches from Lord Carteret to Thomas
Villiers, Minister at Dresden, with a few from Edward Weston,
Under Secretary of State, to Thomas Villiers and to A. Gibsone ;
16 Feb. 174J-9 Nov. 1744. Paper. Folio.
22.531. "Correspondence with Lord Hyndford at Berlin; 1742,
1743, 1744." Official copies of dispatches irom Lord Carteret
to John Carmichael, 3rd Earl of Hyndford, Minister at Berlin,
with a few enclosures ; 16 Feb. 174J-28 Aug. 1744. Paper. Folio.
2 u 2
660 ADDITIONAL MSS., 22,532—22,637.
22.532. " Correspondence with Lord Stair and Mr. Trevor at the
Hague; 1742 and 1743." Official copies of dispatches from Lord
Carteret; 16 Feb. 174i-30 Dec. 1743; with original letters to the
same from —
1 . [Hon.] Robert Trevor, Envoy Extraordinary to the States-General
[afterwards, in 1764, 4th Lord Trevor]; Hague, 16 and 23 Mar.
1742. Holograph, ff. 14, 40.
2. [John Dalrymple, 2nd Earl of] Stair, Ambassador Extraordinary to
the States-General; Hague, 30 Apr.-28 June, '1742. Holograph
or signed. «. 65, 91, 99, 118, 123.
Paper. Folio.
22.533. " Correspondence with [Hon.] Mr. [Robert] Trevor at the
Hague ; 1744." Official copies of dispatches from Lord Carteret ; with
enclosures, etc.; 13 Jan. 174|-22 Nov. 1744. Paper. Folio.
22.534. "Correspondence with Mr. [Walter] Titley [Resident] at
Copenhagen; 1742, 1743, 1744." Official copies of dispatches from
Lord Carteret; with enclosures, etc.; 16 Feb. 174Jp-9 Nov. 1744.
Paper. Folio.
22.535. " CoRRESi'ONDENCE with Mr. Guy Dickens at Stockholm ; 1742,
1743, 1744." Official copies of dispatches from Lord Carteret to
Colonel Melchior Guy Dickens, Minister at Stockholm ; with enclo-
sures, e/c; 11 June, 1742-16 Nov. 1744. Paper. Folio.
22.536. *' CoRRKSPONDENCE with the Duke of Newcastle ; 1743." Official
copies of dispatches from Lord Carteret to Thomas Pelham Holies,
1st Duke of Newcastle ; with enclosures, etc. ; ^ May-2 Sept. 1743.
Included are three original letters from the Duke of Newcastle to
Lord Carteret ; dat. 3 June, 15 July, 12 Aug. 1743. Signed. flF. 57,
131, 151. The last letter is accompanied by an intercepted letter
in cipher^ deciphered, from Frederick the Great to Johann Heinrich
Andri^, his Minister in London, f. 153. Paper. Folio.
22,537,22,538. "Military Affairs and Correspondence;" 1742-1744.
Eng.^ Fr. and Qer. Comprising original letters and papers, and
official copies. Two volumes. Paper. Folio.
22.537. Vol. I. Coirespondence between Lord Carteret and John Dal-
rymple, 2nd Earl of Stair, Commander-in-Chief of the army in the
Netherlands and Germany; May, 1742-Oct. 1743. Interspersed
are various military plans of operation, French and German accounts
of the battle of Dettingen, etc. ; with the following original letters
and papers : —
1. [Colonel] Huiaphrey Bland to Lieut. -General Philip Honywood;
Brussels, 8 May, O.S., 1742. Holograph, f. 1.
Digitized by
ADDITIONAL MSS., 22,587.
661
2. [Major-Gfeneral] T[homas] Howard to Lord Carteret ; Oetend, etc.
10 May, O.S.-f^ Oct 1742. Holograph. To the last letter is
appended a plan of the French works at Dunkiik, £f. 3, 5, 24, 34,
62, 64.
3. [Lieut-Gteneral] P[hilip] Hony wood to Lord Carteret ; 13 May-
17 Aug. 1742. Holograph or signed, ff. 7, 9, 22, 26, 28.
4. Military memoirs, etc., in the hand of General [John] Ligonier
[afterwards Viscount and Earl Ligonier]. Fr. flf. 13, 21, 60, 433.
5. [John Dalryuiple, 2nd Earl of] Stair to Lord Carteret ; Hague,
27 Aug. 1742-Mentz, 14 Sept. 1743. Holograph or signed, ff. 30,
36, 38, 40, 91, 117, et passim.
6. [Francis Howard, Ist Earl of] EflSngham to the same ; " Mary "
yacht, Ostond, 4 Sept. 1742. Holograph, f. 32.
7. [Colonel] Thomas Lascelles to the Earl of Stair ; n.d, [autumn of
1742]. Holograph, f, 42.
8. " Memoire, sign'd by [Leopold Philip Carl] Due d'Arenberg [Austrian
Commander-in-Chief in the Netherlands], Velt-Marshall [VVilhelm
Richard Graf von] Neipperg [Neuperg], Lord Stair, and Gen. Ligo-
nier ; Hague, 5th Sept. N.S. 1742." Followed by another " Memoire,"
signed by the same, with the exception of Neipperg ; endoraed,
Oct. 1742. Fr. ff. 44, 48.
9. " Le Due d'Arenberg " to Lord Carteret ; London, Oct.-3 Nov.
O.S. 1742. Fr. Signed, ff. 68, 60, 68, 74, 77.
10. [Ignatz Johann, Baron de] Wasner [Minister Plenipotentiary
from the Queen of Hungary to England] to [Lord Carteret] ; j\
Nov. 1742-1^ Mar. 174 J. Fr. Holograph, ff. 85, 201.
11. " Memorandum," in favour of Colonel Gardiner and others, sent
to Lord Carteret, wywei by the Earl of Stair; n.d. [end of 1742],
f. 93.
12. Reports of the accommodations for British troops in the Duchy of
Juliers, etc., signed by Colonel Humphrey Bland, as Quartermaster-
GeneraL Enclosed in the Earl of Stair's dispatch to Lord Carteret,
of the 26 Dec. 1742. Fr. ff. 131, 135, 137.
13. [Lieut.- General] Jasper Clayton to Lord Carteret; Ghent, Dec.
1742. Signed, f. 139.
14. **Leduo d'Arenberg " to the Baron de Wasner; Brussels, 9 Feb.
1743. Fr. Signed. I 185.
15. Suggestions for military movements, and for regimental regula-
tions, in the handwriting of Lieut.-General Jasper Clayton. En-
dorsed, 18 and 22 Mar. 174J, ff. 207, 228.
16. Opinion in support of the Earl of Stair, urging an " immediate
march of the Head of the Army into Germany." " Sign'd by all the
Gen* Officers present, — James Campbell,— John Cope, — J. L. Li-
gonier, — H. C. Hawley, — John Huske, — Cha. Frampton, — Hum.
Bland ;" dat. Aix la Chapclle, 23 Mar. 1743, f. 240.
r
662
ADDITIONAL MSS., 22,537, 22,538.
17. Plan for the allied armies' croBsing the Rhine, and invading France
by way of the Moselle, in a letter from Thomas Cole to Lord
Cartei-et; 2lJuly, 1743. Holograph, f. 328.
1 8. Marshal Neippei^'s Memorial concerning military operations, etc.
Waohenbtiohen [near Hanan] 13th July, 1743;" together with
another Memorial" by the same; dat. "30 July, 1743." Signed
" Neipperg." Oer, ; with Eng. translation, ff. 353, 369.
19. [Brigadier-Oenei-al] Humphrey Bland to King George 11. ; Bei^en,
26 July, 1743. Holograph, f. 367.
20. "G[uillaume] M[aurice], Comte de Nassau [Auverquerque]," Com-
mander of the Dutch contingent, to Lord Carteret ; [ ? 1 Sept.}-
22 Oct. 1743. Fr. Holograph, with one exception, ff. 389, 391,
457, 461, 463.
21. [Baron] I[6ac] Cronstrom, a General of Swedish birth in the
Dutch service, and subsequently, in Sept. 1744, successor to the
Comte de Nassau's command, to Lord Cai-teret, enclosing military
memoir; 9 Sept.-3 Oct. 1743. Fr. Signed, ff. 393. 417 [with
aeall 429, 443, 445.
22. Memoire et raisons, pourquoy il vaudroit mieux que Tarm^e
resta en AUemagne." Signed "G[uillaume] M[aurice], Comte de
Nassau." Endorsed, 22 Oct. 1743. Fr. f. 467.
22,538. Vol. II. Correspondence between Lord Carteret and Field
Marshal George Wade, successor to the Earl of Stair in the com-
mand of the Netherlands ; Jan.-Deo. 1744. Interspersed are other
copies of military dispatches, plans, etc.; with the following original
letters : —
1. [General] J[ohn] L. Ligonier to Lord Carteret; Brussels, Assche
Camp, ete., 22 Jan.-3 Sept. 1744. Holograph, ff. 3, 136, 225, 279.
2. [Lieut.-General Sir] P[hilip] Honywood to the same; Brussels,
9 Feb. 174J. Signed, f. 29.
3. [Field Marshal] George Wade to the same; 25 Feb. 174J. Holo-
graph, f. 45.
4. [Major-General] W. Rumpf to the same, announcing his arrival at
Gravesend with three Dutch regiments, and requesting further
orders ; Gravesend, 28 Mar. 1744. Dutch. Holograph, f. 69.
5. [John Dalrymple, 2nd Earl of] Stair to the same; 18 Mar. 174f,
and [21 May, 1744]. Holograph, ff. 71, 102.
6. G[uillaume] M[aurice], C[omte] de Nassau, to the same; Brussels,
16 May, 1744, and Oudenarde, 25 June, 1744. Fr. Holograph.
ff. 113, 163.
7. [Lieut.-General] Smissaert to the same : three letters, of which the
first is endorsed 27 June, and the other two dated Ghent, 17 July,
and Cisoing [near Lille], 17 Aug. 1744. Fr. Signed or Holograph.
ff. 177, 189, 261.
ADDITIONAL MSS., 22,639--22,543.
603
8. [General] Ligonier to George II.; Berlingen Camp, 23 July, 1744,
N.S. Holograph, f. 227.
9. Memorial of the burthens imposed upon the Netherlands by the
presence of the British forces, etc,y presented on the part of the
Archduchess Maria Anne, by her special Envoy, the Bc^ron de
Kessel : Les quatre points principaux dont je suis charge," and
signed de Kessell dat. London, ^ July, 1744. Fr. f. 201.
10. Note from the Baron de Wasner, Minister in London for the Queen
of Hungary, to John, Lord Carteret and Earl Granville ; without
date, but accompanied by two papers, severally dated Nov. and Deo.
1744. Fr. f. 369.
22,539-22,541. " Intelligence (Most Secret) :** copies of correspond-
ence between Foreign Courts and their Ambassadors and other
agents ; together with some miscellaneous political papers ; 27 Apr.
1742-20 Nov. 1744. Fr., Oer., Dutch and Ital ; with a few English
translations. Three volumes. In Vol. IF. f. 101, is an original
letter, addressed to "Capt. Patrick Mac Gregory," unsigned, but
written by a Jacobite, and dat Rome, 3 May, 1743. Fr, ; with seal.
Paper. Folio.
22,542-22,544. " Advices communicated ; Memorials, Rescripts, etc.
copies of diplomatic documents, military statistics, etc,; 1741-1745.
Ikg,y Fr,, Oer,, Dutch and Itcd, Three volumes. Paper. Folio.
22.542. Vol. I. 9 Oct. 1741-18 Dec. 1742. Included are the follow-
ing original papers : —
1. Memorial, recalling certain promises of alliance, presented to the
English Cabinet by Baron de Wasner, Envoy from the Queen of
Hungary; signed **de Wasner," and dat. London, 174j^.
Fr, f. 25.
2. Two letters from James Porter to Lord Carteret, containing remarks
on the resouroes of Austria, and a relation of his mission to Vienna,
in 1739, for the purpose of framing a commercial treaty ; London,
17 and 26 May, 1742, ff. 104, 141.
3. Two letters from Abraham Hume to Lord Carteret, enclosing
letters of information received from Stockholm ; Sackville Street,
1 and 28 July, 1742, flf. 189, 196.
4. Letter from Alexander Hume [a bix)ther of Abraham Hume] to
Lord Carteret; 9 Aug. 1742, f. 218.
5. Letter from Friedrich, Graf von Harrach, Governor ad interim of
the Netherlands, to Baron de Wasner ; signed " le C[omte] Friderio
d'Harrach," and dat. Brussels, 18 Aug. 1742. Fr, f. 230.
22.543. Vol. 11. 6 Jan.-Dea 1743. Included are the following original
papers : —
1. Letter from an anonymous Jacobite [see 22,540, f. 101] to " Capt.
Patrick Mac Gregory ;" Rome, 3 Mar. 1743. Fr.; with seal. f. 54.
664 ADDITIONAL MSS., 22,643—22,646.
2. Letter from J. H. Alt, on the part of the Prince Statholder of
Friesland, Willem Karel Henrik Friso [afterwards, in 1747, first
hereditary Statholder-General], to Lord Carteret; 29 Mar. 1743. Fr.
f. 68.
3. Letter from [Carl Georg Friedrich, Graf Ton] Flemming, Minister
of Frederic Augustus II., Elector of Saxony and King of Poland,
to Lord Carteret; Dresden, 27 June, 1743. Fr. Signed, f. 139.
4. Memorial, relative to treaties between Hungary and Sardinia ;
signed by the Baron de Wasner ; Spire, 5 Oct. 1743. Fr. f. 310.
6. Letter from G[erlach] A[dolph, Freyherr von] Mlinchhausen to
Lord Carteret; 26 Oct. 1743. Fr. f. 346.
22,644. Vol. III. 9 Jan. 1744-30 Jan. 1745. Included is an original
note from the Due d'Arenberg to Lord Carteret, relative to the
garrison of Luxembourg; endorsed, •* 9th April, 1744." Fr. f. 98.
22.646. " Peojbcts and Copies of Treaties ; 1742, 1743, 1744," vk. ;—
1 Copies of treaties between England and Holland, between France
and the Elector of Cologne, etc.; in 1678, 1709, 1733, 1734, and
1740. Fr. flf. 1, 8, 19, 26, 29.
2. Coi^ies of treaties between the Emperor and the King of Sweden,
between the King of England and the Queen of Hungary, etc.;
together with a resolution of a Cabinet Council, 29 July, 1742, and
various statistics relative to the German and other troops in British
pay, etc.; 2 Mar.-3 July, 1742. Fr. and Eng. f. 37.
3. " The Definitive Treaty of Peace, Union, Friendship, and Mutual
Defence, between the Crowns of Great Britain, Hungary, and
Sardinia, Concluded at Worms on the of September, 1743.
London : Printed by Edward Owen. 1743." Fr. and Eng. f. 159.
4. Letter from Thomas Eamsden, Under Secretary of State, to Lord
Cai-teret; Whitehall, 1 June, 1744. Holograph, f. 173.
6. Papers, described in the above letter as "the Minutes, Ideas, and
Project of an Alliance between the King, the Queen of Hungary,
and the King of Poland :" together with a few more papers, brought
down to Sept. 1744. Eng., Fr. and Ger. f. 175.
6. Paper endorsed, ** Projet de Traits. Dannemarc. Keceived 2d
Nov. 1744." Fr. f. 250.
Paper. Folio.
22,646. Papers relating to naval affairs ; 1643-1677, including —
1. Original letters addressed chiefly to the Commissioners of the
Navy and Admiralty, and other officials, by the following: —
The Scotch Commissioners, viz., Jo[hn,
Viscount] Maitland, [Sir] A[rchibald]
Jhonston [of Warrlston], and Ro[ber]t
Barcley; Worcester Honse, 1 and 14
May, 1644, ff. 5, 7.
The " Derby House " Committee ; signed
by B[asil Feilding, 2nd Earl of ] Den-
bigh; 13 Sept. 1648, f. 15.
[Major] Ar[thur] Evelyn, Governor of
Wallingford Castle ; 27 Dec. 1651, f. 46.
Digitized
byGoogk
ADDITIONAL MSS., 22,646.
665
[Colonel] Valentine Walton ; 26 Mar.
1652. f. 59.
[Lieiit.-Colonel] G^rge Joyce ; London,
14 Jnne, 1652, f. 61.
Christoph Pett ; n,d., f. 73.
Stephen Estwioke [Sheriff of London] ;
28Dec.l652, f. 81.
[Captain] Richard BadUey ; ^ Jan. 165},
f. 83.
Charles Longland [agent at Leghorn] ;
17 Jan. 1652[3], f. 84.
John Thnrloe [Secretary to tUe Council
of State] ; 2 Feb. 1652[3], f. 86.
Drue Sparrow; 8 Feb. 1652[3], f. 88.
Thomas Lindaey ; 14 Feb. l652[3], f. 90.
[Colonel] Anthony Roua ; Wotton,
25 Feb. 1652[3]. With waf. f. 97.
[Colonel] Balph Cobbett; 16 Mar.
1652[3], f. 99.
Rich. Deane and George Monck [Gene-
rals at sea]; 80 Mar. and 1 May,
1653, ff. 103, 107.^
[Colonel] Thomas Kelsey ; Dover Castle,
4 Apr. 1653, f. 105.
[Captain] Jere[miah] Smyth; 7 July,
1653. f. 125.
[Captain] James Cadman ; 11 July, 1653,
f. 129.
[Captain] Will. Smythsone; 25 July,
1653, f. 131.
[Captain] Henry Hatsell; Gravesend,
27 July, 1653, f. 133.
[Captain] Thomas Marryott ; Ports-
mouth, 30 July and 2 Aug. 1658, ff.
135, 187.
[Captain] John Sherwin ; 3 Aug. 1653
and 27 Jan. 1653[4], ff. 139, 160.
[Major] N. Bourne; Harwich, 10 Nov.
1653, f. 146.
[Captain] Fr[anci8] Wiiloughby ; Ports-
mouth, 28 Dec 1653. With seal, f.
150.
[Colonel] Edward Salmon ; Hull, 17 Jan.
1653[4], f. 154.
[Colonel] J. Reynolds; Wanstead, 18
Jan. 1653[4], f. 156.
Robert Scawen ; 19 Jan. 1653[4]. With
seal, f. 158.
[Commissary] John Phipps ; Edinburgh,
31 Jan. 1658[4], f. 162.
The Government of Ireland. Signed by
Charles Fleetwood [Lord Deputy],
Miles Corbett, and John Jones ; Dublin,
6 May, 1654, C 170.
Samuel Hentie, ^'Cheoque^' 29 May,
1654, f. 174.
[Major] William Burton; Yarmouth,
9 June. 1654. Seal f. 175.
Peter Pett ; 22 July, 1654, f. 181.
Robert Manley; 6 Oct. 1654, f. 187.
John Morris; Gravesend, 10 Oct 1654,
f. 189.
[Captain] Lambert Cornelius; 12 June,
1654, f. 191.
[Captain] Charles Thoiowgood; Porte-
mouth, 28 Apr. 1655, f. 198.
J. B[lackbome]; Plymouth, 8 Feb. 165},
f. 200.
Humphry Davies ; 12 Feb. 1655[6], f. 204.
John Pitt ; 28 Feb. 165|, f. 205.
[Vioe-Admiral] William Goodsonn; 23
Sept.-20 Oct. 1656, f. 207.
[Captam] Francis Allen ; 24 Mar. 165f ,
f. 213.
[Captain] Rob. Sansum ; 25 Jan. 1658[9].
f. 217.
Samuel Tooker ; Tripoly, 1 Aug. 1659,
f. 221.
[Captain] Geo. Bishope to the General
Council of the Officers of the Army ;
Bristol, 16 Oct 1659, f. 223.
[Captain] Peter Bowen; 25 Oct 1659, f.
227.
Francesco Giauarina [Venetian agent in
London] ; >^ May, 1660, f. 233.
[Captain] Walter Wood ; Lydney, 14 May,
1660. Seal f. 235.
[Captain] Thomas Teddeman ; 81 May,
1660. Seal. f. 239.
[Sir] Philip Warwick [Secretary to the
Treasury] ; 19 Oct. 1664, f. 241.
Geo. Smith and Thoe. Papillon, for the
East Indian Company ; 21 Aug. 1665,
f. 243.
S[amuel] Pepys [Secretary to the Admi-
ralty]; 21 Jan. 1677[8], f. 245.
2. Reports addressed by the Commissioners of the Navy to the Com-
missioners of the Admiralty and the Council of State; 27 Jan.
1642[3]-4 Oct. 1668 ; with ngnatures of [Captain] Rich. Crandley,
John Morris, Bob. Tweedy, John Holland, Kich. Hutchinson,
Digitized by
666
ADDITIONAL MSS., 22,646.
Thomas Smith, Rob. Thomson, R Hopkins, N. Browne, and Na-
thanael Wright, AT. 1, 71, 177, 215.
3. Orders of the Navy Committee; 25 Aug. 1646-23 Sept 1652;
aigned by —
Rich. Aldworth,
Edw. Ashe,
Fr[anci8]Bacon,
Alex. Bence,
Squier Bence,
Denis Bond,
John Browne,
Abraham Burrell,
John Carew,
Thos. Ceely [or Celye],
Thos. Chaloner,
Gregory Clement,
Miles Corbett,
[Sir] John Danvers,
Augustine Garland,
John Goodwyn, Sam. Vassall,
flf. 11, 13, 17, 19, 28, 30, 31, 35, 63, 69.
4. Reports and orders of the Commissioners of the Admiralty; 19
Dec. 1649-21 Apr. 1660; «^6ci by-
Roger Gratwicke,
Giles Grene,
Edmond Harvy,
William Hay,
Luke Hodges,
Chr[istopher] Martyn,
James Nelthorpe,
[Sir] Edw. Partheriche,
Edw. Popham,
[Sir] Rob. Pye,
John Rolle,
Walter Strickland,
Peter Temple,
George Thomson,
Thos. Toll,
Herbert Morley,
Will. Purefoy,
Carew Ralegh,
Nathanael Rich,
[Will. Cecil, 2iid Earl of] Salis-
bury,
Edw. Salmon,
Will. [Fiennes, 2nd Lord] ? Say,
Thomas Scot,
Anthony Stapley,
[Sir] John Trevor,
[Sir] Hen. Vane, Junr.
Valentine Walton,
ff. 21, 23, 33,37, 39, 65, 141, 144, 219, 225, 229.
5. Warrants, notes, etc., signed by —
Denis Bond,
Rich. Bradshawe,
Will. Burton,
Edward Bushell,
Thos. Chaloner,
John Gierke,
John Disbrowe,
John Dixwell,
John Gurdon,
John Jones,
Anthony Knipe,
Thos. Lister,
George Monck,
[Bob. Rich, 2nd Earl of] Warwick ; 21
July, 1643, 22 Jan. 1644[5], ff. 4, 10.
[Sir] Charles Goote [Bart., afterwards
Earl of Mountiath],15 Jan. 1644[51 f. 9.
Richard Deane [General at Sea]; 17
Aug. 1650, f. 25.
John Bradshawe, President [of the Coun-
cil of State] ; 17 Nov. 1651, f. 41.
Rob. Blake [General at Sea] ; 24 Deo.
1651, 14 Dec. 1652, ff. 44, 77.
[Sir] James Harington, President [of the
CouncU of State]; 22 Sept. 1652,
f.67.
B[ulstrode] Whitelocke, President [of
the same] ; 9 Dec. 1652, f. 74.
Digitized
byGoogk
ADDITIONAL MSB., 22,647, 22,648.
667
6. Reports, and other papers, relating to tiie Post Office ; 29 Nov. 1652-
28 June, 1653 ; signed by —
[Colonel] Kath[anael] Rich, [Colonel] Okey, William Rowe, Robert Girdler,
Thomas Eelsey, [Major-General Edward Raddon, and others, ff. 109-
H[enry] Haynes, [Colonel] John 119,128.
Paper. Folio.
22,647. Some Remarks on the Highland Clans, and Methods pro-
posed for civilizing them written by one who, ** for some years,"
had had an ^ opportunity . . of disooTering the nature of the people "
(f. 4 b). Paper ; circa 1726. Small Quarto,
22,548. Miscellaneous original letters and drafts ; 1588-ld81, viz. ;—
1. Noel de Caron [Heer Tan Schoonewal, Ambassador to England,
from the State of Flanders in 1585, and from the United Provinces
in 1590] to Monsieur Hugens [Christian Huygens], Secretaire du
Conseil d'Estat des prouinces vnies du pays bas London, 19 Sept.
1588. Fr. Holograph. I 1.
2. [Sir] Ro[bert] "Cecyll" [cr. Earl of Salisbury, 1605], to [Patrick,
Master of Gray, 7th Lord Gray, in 1609] ; Whitehall, 7 Apr. 1601.
Signed ; with autograph postscript, f. 4.
3. Deautry Cooper [a naval officer] to *' Sir Richard Cowper, Knight,
Vioeadrairall of Deuon Plymouth, 25 Nov. 1610. Holograph, f. 8.
4. Ma[rgaret, 2nd wife of Charles Howjwd, Ist Earl of] Nottingham
to [James I.] ; n,d. ; endorsed, " May, 1619." Holograph; with seal.
f. 11.
5. [Edward Sackville, 4th Earl of] Dorset to [George Villiere, 1st
Duke of Buckingham], urging his return from the siege of Rochelle ;
28 Sept. 1627. Holograph, f. 14.
6. Francoys d'Aerssen [Heer van Sommels-dyk, one of the Envoys
for settling the marriage between Prince William of Orange and
Mary Henrietta, daughter of Charles I. of England] to [Frederick
Henry, Prince of Orange] ; London, 2 Jan. 1640[1]. Fr. Holo-
graph, f. 17.
7. Henry Robinson to Lord , upon a scheme for supplying
Charles II. with ready money ; 27 May, 1660. Holograph, f. 20.
8. Two letters or " Aluards " granted to Peter Tyrrel and Richard
Fitz-Simons, Irishmen, in acknowledgment of services rendered
to the Portuguese Ambassador in England, during the negotiations
for marriage between Charles II. of England and Catherine of
Braganza ; Lisbon, 18 Apr. 1662. Signed ** Catherina R." Port.
ff. 23, 26.
9. An application for assistanoe [enclosing the above letters], made by
Peter Tyrrel and Richard Fitz-Simons to Catherine of Braganza,
Queen of Charles II. ; n.d. [? 1668]. Port. f. 29.
668
ADDITIONAL MSB., 22.648.
10. Drafts of letters from Queen Catherine of Braganza ; addressed to
the following persons : —
Pope [Alexander VII.] ; dat. London, 25
Oct. 1662. Fr, f. 32.
Cardinal [Yirginio] Ursino ; endorsed, 25
Oct. 1662. Fr. f. 35.
Card. [Carlo] Barberini; endorsed, 25
Oct. 1662. Fr. f. 37.
La Princesse de Toscane ** [Marguerite
Louise, daughter of Gaston, Duke of
Orleans, and wife of the Prince men-
tioned below] ; dat. 30 Oct. 1662. Fr,
f.39.
" Le Prince de Toscane " [Cosmo, son of
the Grand Duke Ferdinand, and after-
wards, 1670, Cosmo III.]; dat. 30 Oct.
1662. Fr. f.41.
[James Butler, let] Duke of Ormonde ;
dat. 30 Oct. , 30 Oct. 1662, 23 Mar.
166§, and 7 May, 1663, ff. 43, 45, 51, 57.
" John Hervey, Esq., Our Treasurer, etc.**
Order to pay 500/. to *• Francisco de
Sylva;" dat. 22 Dec. 1662, f. 47.
Louis XIV. of France: dat 8 Jan. 166}.
Fr. f.49.
[Anne Gonzaga, daughter of Charles,
Due de Nevers, and widow of Edward,
5th son of the Elector Palatino
Frederick V.]; dat 2 Apr. 1663. Fr.
f.54.
Ma Soeur [? Henrietta, daughter of
Charles I. and Duchess of Orleans];
dat. 8 July, 1663, f. 60.
"Mon Frere" p PhUip, Duke of Or-
leans, brother of Louis XIY.]; n.d.
[? 8 July, 1663]. Fr. f. 62.
[Jacob] Duke of Courland; n.d. Fr.
f. 64.
[Louisa Charlotte, daughter of George
William, Elector of Brandenburg],
Duchess of Courland; London,
Dec. «.a. Fr. f. 67.
[Philip] Duke of Orieans ; dat. 22 July,
1664. Fr. f.70.
Several of these drafts beginning at f. 43 are in the hand of
Henry Hyde, Viscount Cornbury [afterwards 2nd Earl of Clarendon],
Secretary to the Queen.
11. [Sir] John Curzon [Bart.] to [Henry Cavendish], Viscount Mans-
field [2nd Duke of Newcastle in 1670] ; Kedleston, 12 Mar. 1663[4].
Holograph ; with seal. f. 73.
12. [Arthur Annesley, 1st Earl of] Anglesey to [Mary, widow of
Barnabas O'Brien, 6th Earl of Thomond] ; "Drury lane," 30 Nov.
1668. Holograph, f. 76.
13. Thomas Gilbert [a Nonconformist preacher at Oxford] to [Arthur
Annesley, 1st] Earl of Anglesey, Lord Privy Seal, on behalf of
Ralph Button [Public Orator at Oxford during the Commonwealth],
who was accused of being the masked executioner of Charles 1. ;
Oxford, 16 Jan. 1674[5]. Holograph, f. 79.
14. H[enry] Coventry [Secretary of State] to [John, 1st] Lord
Berkeley [of Stratton, Ambassador Extraordinary to the Court at
Versailles]; Whitehall, Feb. 167$, and 17 Apr. 1676. Hdo-
graph. S. 82, 85.
15. [Captain] A[ndrew] B[ruce of] Earlishall to [John Leslie] Duke
of Eothes, relating the defeat and death of Eichard Cameron, the
preacher ; n.d. [circa July, 1680]. Holograph, f. 90.
16. [Dr.] E[dmond] Borlase [or Borlace], a physician of Chester, to
Ai-thur [Annesley, l»t] Earl of Anglesey ; Chebter, 16 Aug. 1680.
Holograph ; with seal. f. 93.
Digitized by
ADDITIONAL MSS., 22,648—23,560. 669
17. [James Tonchet, Earl of] Castlebaven and [Lord] Audley to
[?the Earl of Anglesey] ; Brussels, 27 Feb. 1680. .Holograph, f. 96.
18. Thomas Bradsbaw to Dr. Sbippen, Rector of Stockport, on an
alleged case of witchcraft at Spnrston Hall [co. Chester] ; Lymm,
[co. Chester], 23 Apr. 1683. Holograph, f. 99.
19. [George Louis Le Clerc, Comte de] Buffon to [Abb^ Jean Bernard]
Le Blanc ; Paris, 22 Feb. 1737. Fr. Holograph, f. 102.
20. [Dr.] John Armstrong [author of the poem, "Art of Preserving
Health "] to [Tobias] Smollett, at Leghorn ; n.d. [? 1 770]. Holograph.
f. 105.
21. [William] Shenstone, the poet, to " Mr. Livie " [apparently con-
nected with the book-trade] ; The Leasowes, 31 Mar. and 15 June,
1762. Holograph. flF. 108, 111.
22. Four letters from the [Rev.] William Cole [the topographical
antiquary], to the following : —
a. [Joseph] Bentham [Alderman of Cambridge] ; Chester, 24 Sept.
1755. Holograph, f. 114.
b. -d. George Steevens [the Shakspearian commentator] ; Milton
[near Cambridge], 23 Nov. and 22 Dec. 1781, and 22 Nov. 1782.
Holograph, flf. 116 b, 119, 121.
23. [Sir] Walter Scott [Bart.] to Thomas Thomson, " Principal Clerk
of Session Abbotsford, 22 May, 1831. Holograph, f. 124.
Paper. Folio.
The foOowingNoa., 22,649-22,666, are from the library of Samuel Weller
22,649. Original letters, addressed to Edmond Malone, on the subject
of the monument to Dr. Johnson, to be erected in St. Paul's Ca-
thedral, and the inscription written for it by Dr. Parr ; 1791-1795.
The writers are : —
1. [Sir] Jos[eph] Banks [Bart.]; Soho Square, 27 Mar. 1791. Hdo-
graph, f. 1.
2. [Dr.] S[arauel] Parr; 27 Mar. 1795-15 July [1795], flf. 3, 5 [holo-
graph], 7, 14 [holograph], 20, 26 [holograph], 29, 31.
3. [Sir] W[illiam] Scott [cr. Lord StoweU in 1821] ; 12 Apr. 1795.
Holograph, f. 9.
4. James Boswell ; Qreat Portland Street, 13 Apr. 1795. Holograph.
f. 12.
Included are also letters from —
5. [Dr.] Samuel Parr to Sir William Scott ; Hatton [near Warwick],
24 and 26 Apr. 1795, flf. 16, 22 [holograph].
6. Edmond Malone to Dr. Samuel Parr; London, 21 May, 1795. Copy.
f. 24.
Paper. Folio.
22,660. Notes for a diary [during an imprisoDment in the Tower] ;
Singer, F.S.A.
670 ADDITIONAL MSB., 82,861-92,668.
3 Jan.-ll Feb. 1691 ; made by Henry Hyde, 2nd Earl of Clarendon,
on blank leaves of a Goldsmith's Almanack for 1691. See the Hyde
Correspondence (1828), Vol. IL p. 330. Paper. Duodecimo.
22.661. Kbgister of Privy Seal warrants, grants, commissions, etc, ;
Peb.-May, 1686. In the handwriting of Henry Hyde, 2nd Earl of
Clarendon, Lord Privy Seal. With the following title:— "An
Aoooiint of all things which have past the Privy Scale since I had
the Keeping thereof, which was given to me by the King in
Councell the [18th] of February 168^." Paper. In the original
binding. Small Octavo.
22.662. Law treatises, year-books, etc^ viz. : —
1. Treatise on Tenure by Homage, etc. Fr. £ 1.
2. Dates of the coronations of the kings of Britain, from Brutus
to Edward III. ; with a few events, ending with the battle of
Poitiers [1356]. Preceded by some Leonine verses on the coming
of Brutus. Lot. f. 18.
3. A table headed, Modus admensurandi terram." Lat. f. 18 b.
4. Treatise on Tenure by " Escuage," etc. Fr. f. 19.
5. " Natura Brevium a treatise on Writs. Fr. f. 30 b.
6. " Tractatus super Statutum Westmonasterii secundi." Fr, f. 51 b.
7. Year-books for 7, 11, 12, 17, 21, 38, 40 Edw. IIL [1333, 1337,
1338, 1343, 1347, 1364, 1366]. Except in the case of the last
three years, the Eeporta are not complete. Fr. ff. 55, 72, 81 b,
85, 96, 180, 202.
8. E^rts of Assises, 20-29 Edward III. [1346-1355]. Fr. Printed
[about 1512] by John Eastell, in his Liber Aseiearum^ which was
reprinted [among the Tear-hooJai] in 1679. f. 125.
Vellum; 1399. Folio.
22.663. Grammatical treatises, vocabularies, etc. Lat. and JtoZ., m.v —
1. Expositio orationis dominice," f. 2.
2. Interpretation of the mystery of the mass, headed, " Eichardus.'*
Lat. f. 5.
3. Note of the election of " Discretus loci sancte Marie Montis
oliueti apud Castnim Arquatum " [Castell Arquato, in the teiritory
of Piacenza] written by "frater Johannes de P[lacenti&] unus de
SGTuptatoribus dat. 20 Apr. 1493. Followed by other entries,
relative to the election of a '* Discretus." Forms of letters, etc.
Lat. f. 6.
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recipes for making ink, etc, Lat. and Ital. ff. 9, 10, 10 b.
5. Latin Grammar ; with examples accompanied by Italian translations.
At the end of the proem is written : " Libri titulus talis est. Incipit
ADDITIONAL MSS, 22,663. 22,664. 671
liber donati. non tamen quod Donatus composoit ipsnm* sed Pris-
cianus,'' f. 11.
6. Short gramma tioal treatise, beginning, Gramatica est ecientia
reote loquendi," etc. ; followed by phrases in Lot. and It<d, f. 116 b.
7. Names of the kings of Rome and explanations of the terms senator,
oensor, diotator, etc. Lot. f. 117.
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supplectionum alia mobilis alia imobilis," etc.^ f. 117 b.
9. Admission of Antonius " de T.*' into the Order of Friars Minor, by
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10 Aug. 1497. L<U. f. 118.
10. FormaB loquendi, eic. Lot. andltol. ff. 118 b, 119, 120, 123 b, 124.
11. Beligious meditations, etc, ItaL f. 120 b.
12. '*De modalibus:" beginning, sciendum est quod modus quan-
doque ponitur in prindpio et est modalis de dioto," etc., f. 122 b.
13. " Trataotus Rithimorum," f. 123.
14. Definitions and distinctions of words. Lai.y in hexameter verae,
beginning, " Verus amicus amat : et qui te decipit hamat," f. 125.
15. Funeral oration on Leonardo della Eovere^ Prefect of Rome [circa
1470-1480]. Lot. f. 130 b.
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ADDITIONAL MSS., 22,669—22,662.
673
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ADDITIONAL MS8., 22,668, 22,669. 676
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22.582. Poems, amatory, political, etc. Those not anonymous are
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22.583. Poems by^ William Gager, Westminster student at Christ
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Demonicum," f. 17 b "Museei . . . . de Ero et Leandro carmen,"
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col. 88, and Hist, and Antiquities of Oxford (1796), Vol. ii. p. 217.
3. Poems addressed to, in honour of, or in memory of the following : —
William Standen ^suo cognato,' f.
30 b.
Robert Dorset [Canon of Christ Church,
Dean of Chester 1579, d. 1580], ff. 17,
22 b, 45, 46, 46 b, 47.
Robert Wake, f. 45.
Queen Elizabeth, ff. 46 b, 54 b, 55, 79 b,
80 b, 83, and [in Eng.l f. 84 b.
Richard Edes [Student and Canon of
Christ Church, Dean of Worcester
1596, d. 1604], ff. 47. 52, 56, 74.
Sir William Cordell [Master of the Rolls
1557-1581, uncle of the poet], ff. 47 b,
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George Peele [the dramatic poet], f. 48,
48 b.
Toby Matthew [Dean of Christ Church
1576, and of Durham 1583, Bishop
•of Durham 1595, Archbishop of York
1606, d. 1608], ff. 51, 68, 70 b, 71, 74.
Martin Heton [Student of Christ Church
1571, Dean of Winchester 1589,
Bishop of Ely, 1599, d. 1609], ff. 52 b,
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Richard Bminche [of Christ Church,
Proctor 1591], f. 52 b. 53, 54.
Roger Alford, f. 52 b.
Richard Thornton [Canon of Chriflt
Church 1576, d. 1614], f. 56.
Thomas Smith [Student of Christ
Church 1570, Secretary to the Earl of
Essex about 1578, d. 1609], ff. 56 b,
57 b, 78.
Edmund Qrindal, Archbishop of Can-
terbury [d. 1583. In memor,']. f . 58 b.
Dean [Toby Matthew], Canons, and Stu-
dents of Christ Church, each addressed
in a distich ; dat. 26 Sept. 1583, f. 61.
Oliver Hakluyt [Student of Christ
Church], f. 67.
Harbert Westphaling [Canon of Christ
Church 1562, Bishop of Hereford 1585,
d. 1602], ff. 71, 72.
Thoma^ Lord Clinton [Earl of Lincoln
in 16161 f. 73.
Edward Browne [Student of Christ
Church], f. 74.
•* In obitum Magistri Thomae Morroij,**
f. 77 b.
**In obitum Dominffi Ciciliis Sands89,"
f. 77 b.
Thomas, Lord Clinton, and Walter
Devereux [2nd son of the Earl oi
Essex], f. 78.
Giles Thomson [Fellow of All SouIh,
Digitized
byGoogk
680 ADDITIONAL MSS., 22,683—22,687.
Bishop of Gloucester 1611, d. 1612],
f. 81 b.
** In obitum nob. pueri Boberti Dndleii,
D. de Denbighe, Comitis Lecestrensis i
fiUi et hBBredla" [o6. 1584], ff. 82,
82 b.
*• In obitum Eduardi Fines, Comitis Lin-
colaiensifl" [o6. 1585], f. 83.
"Ad Amasiam Alberici Gkntilis,** f.
83 b.
John Case P'ellow of St John's, M.D.
1589], f. 84.
Sir Francis Drake, f. 84.
Edward Cordell, [uncle of the poet], f. 85.
Nicholas Bretton, f. 86.
Horatio Palavicino, f. 86.
Owen Ragsdall, f. 87 b.
I John Wise, ff. 89, 90.
Thomas Cooper [Westminster Student at
Christ Church 1586], f. 89 b.
Anne Alington [cousin of the poet], f.
90.
Thomas Owen. B.A., f. 90.
Francis Goulde, f. 91.
In obitum Magistri Neucome Jesuitfe,"
f. 91 b.
I Elizabeth Cordell, aunt [of the poet].
Eng, f.95.
4. Miscellaneous English poems, viz., " De littera Y," The Harte and
the eye," "^lia," '* In prayse of his Shadowe," et<;., ff. 91-95 b.
5. " Eloquentiae encomium dat. 17 Jan. 1583[4]. Prose, f. 96.
Paper ; end of xvith cent. ; with a few additions in a rather later
hand. Small Quarto.
22.584. PocKET-BOOK of Anthony Hammond, of Somersham, co. Hunt-
ingdon [M.P. for CO. Huntingdon in 1695, and for Huntingdon in
1702], containing a diary for 1717, entries of a later date, 1725, etc,y
and jottings for various months of 1734; together with miscella-
neous memoranda, chiefly historical and literary. These are
written on the blank pages of "The Ladies Diary . . for . .
1717." Paper. Duodecimo.
22.585. " A FtjNERALL Sermon Preach'd by the Rev. Mr. Nathaniell
Harding, January the twelfth 171^: occasioned by the death of
Mrs. Margarett Spurrell." Paper. Quarto.
22.586. Notes by John Henley (known as Orator Henley) for a
Lecture at his Oratory, near Lincoln*s Inn Fields, on Eniest the
Pious, Duke of Saxe-Gotha, d. 1675 ; dat. 26 Mar. 1749-50. Paper.
Quarto.
22.587. Copies of historical letters, and other papers, of the xviith
cent., viz, : —
1. " Sir Walter Rawleighes letter to his Maiestye after the Re tome
of his voyage from Guyana," f. 3.
2. " King James his extemporary speech at the first touch inge of a
diseased child of the kinges evill att Woodstocke, 1603,** f. 4.
3. " Sir Walter Rawleighes short Apologye;" published' in his Works
(Oxf. 1829), under the title of " a letter of Sir Walter Ralegh
to my lord Carow touching Guiana," Vol. viii. p. 502, f. 5.
Digitized by
ADDITIONAL MSS., 22,687.
681
4. Letter of Sir Walter Baleigh to Sir Balph Winwood, Secretary of
State ; dat. " from St. Christophers one of the Hands of the An-
tillianes;" 21 Mar. 1617, f. 8.
5. ** Sir Walter Rawleigh to his sonne in nine chapters. Published
in his Works (Oxf. 1829) as Instructions to his son and to pos-
terity." Vol. vui. p. 557, with a short tenth chapter, not here
included, f. 11.
6. " Sir Walter Bawleigh to his sonn," and his " lettere to his wife
the night before he looked for his execucion att Winchester, 1603,"
flf. 16 b, 17.'
7. A letter from Einge James to the Lord Maior of London and the
Aldermen, at his first comioge to the Crowne of England, 1603,"
8. " A letter written from Queene Elizabeth to Sir Amias Powlet,
keeper of the Scottish queene," f. 18 b.
9. '* A coppie of the letter sent to the Lord Mounteagle the dale
before the powder Treason : beinge the fourth of November 1605,"
10. Heads of the charges brought against Lord Bacon by John
Wrenham, a suitor in Chancery, and laid before the king in the
form of a "booke" in 1619, f. 19 b.
11. " The Censure of the Lords and Commons in parliament vpon Sir
Giles Mompesson [Clerk of the Council] for his monopoly of inn-
keepers. March 1620." f. 20.
12. " A coppye of a letter which the Divell sent to the Pope of Bome
[Urban vm.] ;" about 1625, f. 20 b.
13. Definition, in rhyme, of the '^foxire sorts of melancholy men,"
14. His maiesty's directions and commaunds given at Newmarkett,
10 Marcij 1622, to the prince his 2 Chapleynes concerninge theire
service in Spayne," f. 21 b.
15. Queene Anne Bullen to Kinge Henry the 8. Found amongest
Crom wells papers ;" dat. ** From my dolefull prison in the tower
6t*» Maij [1536]." f. 22.
16. Note dat. 3 Sept., enclosing the following article, regretting that it
had not been sent to Dr. King, for the use of the well-meaning
but erring Lord Chancellor," [? Lord King, Lord Chancellor 1725-
1733], and mentioning the writer's *' house at Frist," f. 23 b.
17. ** The Cause why his maiestys subsedyes are lesse then heretofore,
and the meanes to remedye it" [temp. James I.], f. 24.
18. Challenges between Edward, 2nd Lord Bruce [of Kinloss] and Sir
Edward Saokville [afterwards, 1624, 4th Earl of Dorset], " who
foughte in Zeland 1614 [a mistake for 1613], where Bruce was
slayne," f. 25 b.
19. A coppy of a letter sent from the most reverend Father in
f. 18.
f. 19.
f. 21.
G82
ADDITIONAL MSS., 22,687, 22,688.
God Edmond Gryndall, Archbushopp of Canterbury, vnto Queene
Elizabeth" [20 Dec. 1576. See Strype's Life of Qrinddl,OjS. 1821,
p. 558]. f. 26.
20. " Of the preoedencye of Doctors and Masters of the Channoeiye
before Serieaunts att La we, with the arguments for both sides,
collected by Sir John Hayward, one of the Masters of the said
Courte, and answered by Mr. Francis Tate of the Midle Temple
22 June, 1604, f. 33.
21. Note on ''the inyention of Gunnpowder and ordinance • .
by Bartholomew le Noir [Berthold Schwarz] a German Monke,"
etc., f. 36 b.
22. "Sir Walter Rawleigh to Sir Robert Garr [afterwards, in 1613,
Earl of Somerset], 1608, vpon hearinge that he had begged his
mannour and Castle of Sherborne. From the Tower." f. 37.
23. " A letter from the Lord Keeper [Sir Thomas] Egerton [after-
wards, in 1603, Lord EUesmere, and, in 1616, Viscount Brackley],
to [Robert Devereux] the [2nd] earle of Essex," followed by the
Earl's reply ; written on the 15 and 18 Oct 1598, ff. 37 b, 39.
24. A letter written by Robert Deuerex late earle of Essex to
Queene Elizabeth vpon his comaund to goe for Lreland " or rather,
shortly before leaving Ireland, f. 40 b.
25. Extracts from Lord Bacon's Essays, arranged under subjects,
alphabetically from "Adversity" to "Custome and education,"
26. "The Kinges speach in parliament, \T Marcij 1627" [1628]:
followed by speeches of the Lord Keeper and Speaker, Sir Thomas
Went worth [afterwards, in 1640, Earl of Straflford], and Sir Edward
Coke, and a parliamentary petition ; 17-25 Mar. 1628, ff. 45, 45 b,
48, 48 b, 49, 51, 52, 53.
27. Religious sentences, etc., some of which are written over a petition
"to the right honourable the King's maiesty's Councell in the
Marches of Wales," in pursuance of a private debt, f. 54 b.
28. Table showing the weight of various gold coins, English and
foreign, in Oct. 1619, f. 73.
Paper ; xviith cent, with one paper (£ 25 b) of the xvinth cent.
Quarto.
22,588. MAimAL of prayers, thanksgivings, and meditations, tran-
scribed by Henry Holme; with a table of contents at the end.
At f. 91 are, "ThankffuU Rememberanoes of Gods wonderfuU Di-
liuerances of this Land," to which title is added, "printed for
francos Leaoh. 1690." These are followed by " Verses off mans
mortality, with others of the Hope of his Resurrection ; " be-
ginning with the lines, "Like as the Damask Rose you see,"
etc., which are commonly attributed to Henry King, Bishop of
f. 41.
ADDITIONAL MSS., 22,689—82,691. 683
Chichester in 1642-1669, f. 104. The Manual oonolndes with a few
more verses, entitled The Bellmanns sound for the fifth of No-
vember," f. 106. After the table of contents, f. Ill, is "The
testement of the twelue patriarchs the sons of Jacob," or Genesis,
chap, XLix. ver, 1-21 y turned into doggrel rhymes. Paper ; 1690-
1770. Small Octavo.
22,689. BiBLiOGBAPHiCAL notos on the succession to the throne of Eng-
land ; by John Holmes, Assistant-Keeper of MSS. in the British
Museum. Enclosed are also eight printed tracts on the same
subject, all published about 1680, and a written copy of another
tract, entitled " Animaduersions upon a Pamphlet intitled A Brief
History of the Succession, etc." At f. 104 is a table of the Boyal
genealogy down to Oharles II. Paper; xixth cent. Folio.
22.590. HoR^ et alia Officia, cum Calendario praamisso, w«. : —
1. Oratio, quam ^^quicunque legerit . . in loco consecrate meretur
dies tot indulgentiarum quot ibidem corpora defiinctorum sunt
sepulta :" una cum ali& oratione, f. 13 b.
2. Horse, viz. : — *' Dominica die. de sancta trinitate," f. 15 ; — ** Die lune
pro omnibus fidelibus defunctis," f. 19 ; — " Die martis de sancto
spiritu," f. 24 ; — " Die mercurii de omnibus Sanctis," f. 28 ; — " Die
Jouis de sancto Sacramento," f. 32 ; — " Die Veneris hore de sancta
cruce," f. 37 ; — " Die sabbati. hore beate marie Yirginis," f. 46.
3. " Missa beate marie Virginis secundum vsum Romanum," f. 63.
4. Lectiones ex evangeliis, de adventu Christi, f, 60 b.
5. Hore beate Marie Yirginis secundum vsum Bomanum," f. 68.
6. " Septem psalmi penitenciales," cum Litani4 et CoUectis, f. 148.
7. " Vigilie mortuorum," f. 172.
8. Orationes varied, f. 226.
9. Memoriae " de sancta trinitate," " de sancto michaele," " de sancto
iohanno," de sancto petro," et aliis Sanctis, £ 236.
Vellum ; xvth cent. ; with illuminated initials, borders of flowers
and birds, and miniatures, by a Flemish artist; with gilt and
gauffered edges ; and in a stamped leather binding of the xyuth cent.,
but retaining the original brass clasp in the form of a monogram,
"J.S."(?). Small Octavo.
22.591. Miscellaneous historical pieces, of the first half of the xvuth
cent., viz, : —
1. " Parte of the liflfe of Kinge James of ffamous memorye, with diuers
matters of consequence which hapned in his Baigne." Printed in
the Somers Tracts (1809), Vol. n., p. 266. f. 3.
2. "The manner of the Sicknes and death of Prince Henrye, sonne to
King James, anno dom. 1612," f. 25.
3. Translation of a letter, probably from Nicolas Brulart de Sillery,
684
ADDITIONAL MS8., 22,691.
Chancellor of France, " to the Kings Maiestie of ffrance written
apparently in 1616, f. 29.
4. " What manner of persons ought to exercise the kings prerogatiue,
writte by [Thomas Egerton, Ist] L[or(i] Elsmeere," [Lord Keeper
and Chancellor ; 1596-1617], f. 30.
5. A letter by a gent, to a Noble Man to be entertayned into his
Service," f. 30 b.
6. " The Fore-rnnner of Renenge vpon the Duke of Buckingham," cfc.,
"discouered by Mr. Geoige Eglisham, Doc[tour] off Phisicke," etc;
" ffrom ffranckefforte 1626 followed by " The humble Petition " of
• Dr. Eglisham ** to the most honourable the Nobillitye knights and
Burgeses of both the houses of Parlyament." Printed in the Somers
Tracts, (1811), v., 437. ff. 31, 34 b.
7. "Tom Tell trouth, or a freindly [with "indly" scratched out,
converting the word into " fre"] discourse touchinge the murmurs
of the tymes, directed to his late Maiesty Kinge James." Printed
in the Somers Tracts (1809), n., p. 470, and Harl. Misc. (1809),
III., 428. f. 40.
8. " The aduertisements of a loyall subiect to his gratious Soueraigne,
drawne from the obseruations of the peoples speeches." Printed in
the Somers Tracts (1809), ii., 144. f. 64.
9. The Abuses of tliis kingdome, and the Bemedyes to ease and
helpe them," f. 56.
10. " Certayne speciall Proieots to discouer from the Tyme past, and to
prevent for the tyme too come sundrye greate Abuses," etc., f. 62.
11. "Other speciall greiuanges in the Commonwealth," f. 67.
12. " The manner of Dounalde Lord Bey and Davyd Bamsey, Esjq.,
theyre coming too, and carriage at theire Tryall, vpon Mundaye the
xxviii of November 1631 " continued to 18 Feb. 1632. See '* State
Trials" (1816), ui., pp. 486, 494. f. 70.
13. Sir Henrye Wbtton's letter to the Lord Treasurour Weston."
Printed in "BeliquieB Wottonianae" (1672), Vol. u., p. 333.
f. 80.
14. " The arraignement of Mervin Lord Awdley, Earle of Castlehaven,
at the kings bench barr onn Mondaye the xxvth of Aprill a® dom.
1631 ;" with his speech at his execution, letters to his son, etc.
The arraignement is printed in "State Trials" (1816), lu., coL
406. The printed speech (col. 417) is from another Beport. f. 81.
16. *' The arraignement," etc, of Lord Audley's servants. Printed in
" State Trials " (1816), iii., ooL 419. f. 90.
16. " The Efect of what was spoken by Sir Edward Coke at the
Installinge of eleauen Serieants in the Inner Temple Hall in
Anno dom. 1614." f. 93 b.
17. "The Bill for Gartere [i.e. Sir William Dethiek's] Embassage to
Wirtemberg, 1603." f. 95.
ADDITIONAL MSS., 22,691.
685
18. " The Coppy of the Challenge sent by [Henry Percy] the [9th]
Earle of Northumberland to Sir ffrauncis Veere, on St. Oeorges
daye the last yeare Queene Elizabeth, An® 1602, and Sir ffrauncis his
Aunswere," f. 96.
19. "Maister Walter Mountague his letter to his ffather [Henry
Montagu], the [1st] E[arlJ of Manchester, lorde privye scale,
touching his Reconsilement to the Church of Borne ; Paris, xxith
Novemb. 1635," f. 99.
20. " A discourse of the Thirteene Cantons of the Helurticall [Helvetic]
League, written by Sir Isaac Wake, Knight." Printed in 1655, in
" A Threefold Help to Polit. Observations," f. 102.
21. " The Antiqnetye of Parliaments of England :" — six tracts, three
of them by Arthur Agar, Frauncis Tate, and William Camden.
Printed in Thos. Hoame's "Coll. of curious Discourses" (1775),
Vol. I. The papers there attributed to Doddridge and Holand are
here anonymous, f . 1 1 1 .
22. " A discourse of the Highe Courte of Parlyament and of the
Authoritye of the same," followed by *' Records taken out of the
Tower and books of Lawe consceming the kings Prorogatyve
Royall," ff. 117, 126.
23. " Archeion, or of the Highe Courte of Justice in England," by
William Lambarde. Printed in 1635, etc, f. 127.
24. " A shorte Compend[i]um. Poynting out what euery Officer oughte
to doe by vertue of his Office in th'Exchequer," with a " Table'* at
the end, £ 151.
25. " A veiwe of the ffower ffamous Coll edges, or Innes of Courte and
other Inferiour Houses," etc. Printed with variations, at the end
of Matt. Carter's " Analysis of Honour," 1655. f. 175.
26. " A Treatise of Bayle and Mainpryse written at the request of Sir
Will. Haydon, Rt., by Sir Edw. Cooke," with a "Table" at the
end. Printed in 1635, etc, f. 181.
27. " The opynion of the Auncient Doctors of the Lawe, whether it bee
lawfull for a Prince, whose subiecte is wronged by a fforraigne Prince,
to lycence his Sabiecte to detayne the Bodye and goods of that
Princes Subi[e]cte which wrongeth," f. 187.
28. " Intelligence from the Commissionours at Bulloigne, by Mr,
Edmondes, touchinge the poynte of precedencye, the xxth of June
1600. As allso a Treatye of Peace betweene Englande and Spayne :"
followed by letters and answers, f. 188.
29. " A collection of such thinges, as Eobert [Cecil], late Earle of Salis-
burye thought fitt to offer vnto Ring James his Maiestye vpon the
occasion of calling a Parlyament ;" [1609-1610], f. 191 b.
30. " The Coppye of Two letters from Sir He[nry] Docwra to Mr.
Sec. Dauison sent by Jo. ffield Nov. 1600, Dec. 1600;" dat. Derry,
28 Nov., 21 Dec. 1600, f. 198.
686
ADDITIONAL MSS., 22.691.
31. "Master Edward Neuill's Letter to the Einges Ma*', praying
that he might be invested in the honour and title of the Barony of
Aberganennye dat. London, 26 Apr. 1603. The claim was allowed,
A writ issued 26 May, 1604. f. 198 b.
32. " A Coppy of G. D. letter to his flfreind A. W. at Myddleborough,
aduertising him of occurrences in the Parlyament 1610 : and withall
sending him a Coppye of theE[arl] of Solisburyes last Speech," eie. ;
dat. 28 July, 1610, f. 199.
33. The Einge of Morocco's Letter to Einge Gharls, Einge of
Create Brittaine, etc.," f. 216 b.
34. " Pleas of the Crowne Offices of Shriffs, Escheatours, Coroners, ....
written by the right honourable ffrauncis Lord Verulam, Viscount
St. Albon (at the request of the Earle of Northampton) when he
was SoUicitour, An"*, dom. 1608." Printed (but as portions of two
separate papers) in Bacon's Works (1824), pp. 289-309, and
pp. 315-318. f. 217.
35. **A Letter written to [John Murray], the [1st] Viscount [of]
Anan [Earl of Annandale 1625], declaring the nature and reason
of the late clemency extended to the lay Eecusants of England*;"
signed ** Jo. Lyncolne C[ustos] S[igilli]" [John Williams, Bishop of
Lincoln, and Lord Eeeper, 1621-1625], f 222.
36. " A True Table of all such flfees, as are due to the Bpp. of London,
and all his depending officers," etc, " In the monthe of November
Anno 1 630 :" together with a statement of alleged illegal exactions.
*' Published by Stephen Puckell." With two introductory letters
signed by Stephen Puckell, the latter of which is dated " ffrom my
Lodginge in Amsterdam, the vi of dececember, 1631." Printed in
1631. f. 224.
37. " Off Enightes, and matters incident to the degree of Enighthood,
Esquiers, and Gentle Men etc. according to the lawes of England."
Printed at the end of Sir John Doderidge's •* Law of Nobility "
(1658), under the title of " A Treatise of Enights," etc. t 238.
38. " Obseruacons concerning the Nobillitye of England Auncient
and Modeme," f. 250.
39. The Office of Constables written by Sir flfra. Bacon." Printed in
Bacon's Works (1824), iv., 309. f. 256.
40. Speeches of Sir Francis Bacon on various occasions; 1606-1617,
ff. 258-271, 274.
41. "Sir Thomas Bodleys letter to Sir ffrancis Bacon, about hiB
cogitata et uisa ;" dat. Fulham, 19 Feb. 1607[8]. Printed in Eeli-
qui» BodleiansB " (1703), p. 369. f. 271 b.
42. Two letters without signature : one from a writer who calls
himself " a servant to the house of Harringtons," addressed " To
the Ladyo Harrington" [Anne, widow of John, 1st Lord Haring-
ton of Extou], condoling with her on the death of her husband
ADDITIONAL MSS., 22,691.
687
(1613), and of ber son, 2nd and last Lord (1614) ; tbe other headed,
" A letter of Comfort after a Mishappe," f. 273 b.
43. " A Relacion of tbe desperate Estate of ffranncis Spira in tbe yeere
1548 an aooount of bis religious waverings and miserable death ;
with " a Preface of Nathaniel Bacon." Printed in 1649, etc. f. 280.
44. " The ffoundation of tbe faith of Sir Ed. Coke all written with his
owne bande in the Extremitye of his last Sicknes ix June 1634,'*
f. 289.
45. Fragmenta Begalia : or Obsemacions on the late Queene Eliza-
beth of fifamous memorye her Tymes and ffauorytes," by Sir Robert
Naunton, Master of the Court of Wards. Printed in 1641, eU.
f. 290.
46. " The Parralell of Robert Deuoreux, Earle off Essex, and George
Yilliers, Duke of Buckingham, written by Sir Henry Wootton,
Kt." Printed in 1641. f. 306.
47. " An vnhappye veiwe of the whole behauiour of my lord Duke of
Buckinge[bam] at the firendbe Islande of Rees : secreetlye discouered
by W. F. [Colonel William Fleetwood]: an vnfortunate oom-
maunder in that yn toward seruice." Printed in 1648. f. 312.
* 48. Satirical verses against the Duke of Buckingham, and verses to the
memory of the English killed at the Isle of Rh6, f. 315.
49. ** Certaine Consideraoions vpon the choyse of the Duke of Bucking-
[ham] for Chauncellor of the vniuersity of Cambridge, June 1 : 1626,"
50. " Three montbes obseruations of the lowe countryes, especialy
Holland :" by one who appears to have been an adherent of tbe
Queen of Bohemia ; with an introductory dedication, signed J. S.,"
and dated " Egipt, this xxii of Januarye," f. 320.
51. "De Sepultura: collected out of the Comon lawes by Sir Henry
Spilbnan [Spelman], Knight" Printed in 1641. f. 324.
52. " Observacons as well touching the Imp[rop]riacons here vnder
written, as alsoe all other Impropriacons within the Realme of
Englande. Collected out of Records and Statuts concerning the
same." The instances of church endowments are of places in Lanca-
shire and Yorkshire, f. 332.
53. Consideracons ffor the Repressing of the increase off preiists,
Jesuites, and Recusants without drawing of Bloode. Written by
Sir Robt. Cotton, Knight and Barronett." Printed in " Cottoni
Postbuma" (1651) under the title, "Twenty-four Arguments
whether it be more expedient to repress Popish Practices," etc. t 338.
54. ''The differences of Schisme and Heresie Theologicall Scare-
Crowes as they are nowe vsed," f. 346.
55. " The Commons declaration and Impeachmente against the Duke
of Bucking[h]am," [13 May. 1626]. Printed in "Pari. Hist."
[1807], II., ool. 106. f. 350.
f. 316.
688
ADDITIONAL MSS., 22,691—22,698.
66. "Sir John Elliotts Speech in dncem Buck." [10 May, 1626].
Printed in John Forster's «* Sir John Eliot. A Biography " (1864),
Vol. I. p. 541. f. 365.
57. " The Remonstrance of Greiuances deliuered to his Maiesty by the
house of Comons 17 June, anno 1628." Printed in "Pari. Hist"
(1807), ir. col. 420. f. 358.
58. ** A Callender or Schedule of the Shipps of this kingdome which
haue been taken by the Enemy and lost at Sea in thei space of
3 yeeres last past appended to the preceding " Bemonstrance,"
f. 361 b.
69. Letter from " T. F." [T. Fodringham] to " M. B." forwarding a
copy of a letter from Pope Paul Y. " to the Emperour fifardynando
and Kinge of the Bomans" [1619, 1620], Fodringham's letter is
dated Vienna, 26 Oct. flf. 363, 368 b.
60. Letter from " W. B." [the " M. B." of the preceding article] " To
his assured fireinde H. G. att his lodging neere Bishopsgate in
London," forwarding a copy of the Address of the Ambassadors of
the Elector Palatine Frederick to John George, Duke of Saxony ; fol-
lowed by " The Seasons which induced the States of Bohemia to
elect a new king, with the lawfullnesse of their proceedings therein :
Together with the manner how they elected proclaymed and
crowned the Elector Palatine of the Rhine," ff. 367 b, 368, 372.
61. " The Table " of contents, f. 374.
Paper ; xvnth cent. Quarto.
22,692-22,696. '* Gerard Langbaine's Aceount of the English Dra-
matic Poets, Oxf. 1691." Interleaved ; with MS. notes of William
Oldys and Bishop Percy, transcribed from " Oldys's own Copy "
by George Steevens. Four volumes. Paper; end of xvjiith cent.
On f . 1 b are the signatures of Sir Samuel Egerton Brydges, Bart.,
June, 1800, and T. B. B. Barreift, Oct. 1810 ; and on f. 2 is a note
by Dr. Bliss on the history of the MS. Quarto.
22,696. Papers, chiefly in the handwriting of the Eev. William
Huddesford, Keeper of the Ashmolean Museum [1767-1772], re-
lative to the lives of Anthony k Wood, Thomas Heame, and Dr.
Martin Lister. On f. 1 are remarks " concerning the 2nd and
posthumous edition of the AtliencB Oxonienses " in the hand of John
Loveday of Caversham (?).
At the end are original letters, relating to Martin Lister, from —
1. Edward Gregory to the Bev. Will. Huddesford ; Magd. Coll. [Cam-
bridge], 27 Feb. 1770, f. 86.
2. T[homas] Martyn [Professor of Botany at Cambridge 1761-1825],
to Edward Gregory; Sidney Coll., 22 Dec. 1769, f. 88.
3. S. Gregory to her nephew, Edward Gregory; Short Hill, Not-
ADDITIONAL MSS.. 22,697— 22,801.
689
tingham, 31 Jan. 1770. With seal. Accompanied by a paper of
answers to quoHtions about Dr. Lister, flf. 90, 92.
4. Matthew Lister [of Burwell Park, near Louth] to Edward Gregory ;
Leadenham [near Sleafurd], 22 Feb. 1770, f. 94.
6. Rev. George Avshby [President of St. John's College, Cambridge],
to the Rev. Will Huddesford; "STt.] J[ohn's] C[ollege] C[ara-
bridge]," 9 Mar. 1770, f. 95.
Paper; 1769,1770. Folio.
22.697. Psalms and solos out of various services, in Eng. and Lat,
with musical notes ; together with the musical notation of a few
secular airs, Ft. and Eng. To some of the services are addet^ the
names of the composers, viz. " K[obert] White," f. 3 b " Maister
Malorie," I 8 " Mr. [? Peter] Phillips," f. 9 " Maister [Thomas]
Tallis," f. 10;— "Mr. [?John] Mundaye," f. 11 b " Poynlos,"
f. 34 b;-[? William] Bird, f. 35 b;-"Mr. [Robert] Parsons,"
f. o6 b. These, and a few more pieces at the end [flp. 53-56 b]
are in a hand of the xvith cent. A later owner of the volume has
inserted some musical notations at ff. 27 b-31, and, reversing the
volume, a song on " Quitera's wedding day," beginning " Victiimnus
[Verturanus], Flora, you that bless the fields," at ff. 47-52 b. At
f. 25 is the date September 3th 1651." Paper ; xvith and xviith
centt. Small Oblong Quarto.
22.698. " Oracion Evangelica en el Viemes segundo de Quaresma."
A Spanish sermon on the pool of Bethesda [John v. 2] ; preached at
Onate [in Guipiiscoa] in 16o6, and at Logrono in 1673. Paper ;
xviith cent. Small Quarto.
22.699. Primarii Ordinarii Praimonstratensis Ordinis, a B. Hngone
Fossi.'usi, abbate (ob. 1164), oompositi et digesti, summarium ; cum
prologo, et tabul& capitulonim. Published at Paiis in the
"Bibliotheoa PrsBmonstratensis Ordinis," pp. 892-921. Vellum;
xiiith cent. In a xvuth or xviiith century binding, Btamped with the
arms of the Prasmonstratensian abbey of Pare near Louvain, en-
circled with the words " Bibliothecaa Parchensis." Small Quarto.
22.600. Pkimaru Ordinarii PrsBmonsti-atensis Ordinis summarium;
cum prologo, et tabul& capitulorum. Same as the preceding MS.
Vellum ; xiiith cent. ; with the covers stamped as above. Octavo,
22.601. Poems, chiefly love songs or jocose pieces ; to four of which
are appended names or initials, viz. : — " Giles Codrinto[n]," f. 9 ; —
** Sir Thomas Areskine of Gogar [co. Edinburgh] Knighte," f. 36 b ;
—"Shake Singleton," f. 48 b;-and "S. R. [Stephen Eadford, as
shown by the acrostic formed by the verses]," f. 62 b. Some of
MSB.— 1858. 2 Y
690 ADDITIONAL MSS., 22,601-22,603.
these poems are dated 1602 or 1603. At the beginning of the
volume are a few papers in prose, viz. : —
1. Letter from Matthew [Button], Archbishop of York, to [Robert
Cecil] Lord Cranborne [afterwards Ist Earl of Salisbury] ; 18 Dec.
1604 ; with Lord Cranbome's reply, ff. 3, 4.
2. Challenge of the ** Knights Errant " at Greenwich, May or June,
1606, signed " Linnis [Lenox], AiTundel, Pembrooke, Mongomery,"
f. 7.
3. "The poore mans Peticion to the Kinge;" dat. "7 Maij, 1603,"
beginning, " Good Kinge let there be an vniformity in true Re-
ligion," etCy f. 10 b.
4. " Aduertisments of a loyall Subiect to his Soueraigne etc. ; dat.
Sept. 1603. Published in the Somera Tracts (1809), Vol. ii. p. 144.
f. 12.
6. "The letter of Sir Walter Rawleigh to the Kinge, after his Ar-
raignment" [1603]. Published in Ralegh's Works (Oxf. 1829),
Vol. vm. p. 646. f. 17 b.
6. Twenty-four maxims, beginning, ** Loue no man but thy selfe," ele. ;
followed by other sayings, f. 18 b.
At f. 49 is a series of mottoes, addressed to Queen Elizabeth and
her ladies, headed ** A lottery proposed before supper at the Lord
Chief Justice his house," etc. ; 1602.
Paper ; drca 1603. Duodecimo.
22.602. Miscellaneous poems ; a few are anonymous ; to the rest are
appended the following names : —
"Mr. Earlea, Merton." or »*J[ohn] ' '
Earles " [afterwards Bishop of Worces-
ter 1662. and of Salisbury 1663-5],
ff. 2 b, 20 b.
Ben Jonson, f. 2 b.
TChomas] Randolph [6. 1605, d 1634],
ff. 6 b, 7 b, 22.
'*T. Randair' [the same as the above],
ff. 8 b. lib, 12 b.
"Dr. [Richard] Corbett*' [Bishop of
Oxford 1628, and of Norwich 1632-5],
ff. 9, 10, 10 b, 33.
**W[illiam] Stroad" [or Strode, Canon
of Christ Church, d, 1645], ff. 11,
16 b.
T. Oartwright," ff. 14 b, 26 b. These
Three of the poems are dated 1630, 1637, and 1641, flf. 20 b, 28, 36.
Paper ; about 1660. Duodecimo.
22.603. Miscellaneous poems, by John Cleveland, the Cavalier Poet
[d 1659], Dr. Ric. Corbett [Bishop of Norwich 1632-1635], Thomas
Randolph, of Trin. Coll. Cam. [d, 1634], Richard Lovelace the
poems are by WiUtam Cartwright;
see his Poems (1651) attached to the
end of his Comedies.
Edmund Waller, ff. 15 b, 16.
T[homas]Gawen [Fellowof New College,
Afterwards a declared papist, d. 1G84],
f. 24.
Sir Walter Ralegh, f. 30 b. See his
Works (Oxf. 1829), VIII. 716.
Brian Duppa [Bishop of Chichester
1638. of Salisbury 1641, and of Win-
chester 1660-2], f. 31.
Francis Quarles, f. 31 b.
G[eorge] Herbert [appended to a Latin
poem], f. 82.
Sir William Davenant, f. 32 b.
Digitized
byGoogk
ADDITIONAL MSS., 22,604-22,606.
691
Cavalior [d, 1658], Jasper Mayne, Canon of Ch. Ch. Oxford
[d. 1672], Robert Horrick [d. 1674]. Sir Edmond Steward and
Edward, Ist Lord Denny [d. 1630]; together witli anonymous
poems, and others bearing the signatures of ** M. J." [supposed by
Dr. Bliss to stand for Jasper Mayne], " B. J." and " J. D." At the
end (f. 71) is an " Index of Names," including those addressed, as
well as names of authors. The poem entitled K. Oberons his
Apparrell " (f. 62), to which is appended the name of " Sir Edmond
Steward," is printed in " Bibliographical Miscellanies" (Oxf 1813),
as by Sir Simeon Steward. Paper ; xvfith cent. Duodecimo.
22.604. Primarii Ordinarii Prsamonstratensis Ordinis summarium,
etc,, viz, : —
1. ** Consuetudines ecclesie premonslratonsis," f. 3.
2. Hymni duo ad Virginem, incip. *' Fons totius bonitatis," etc,, et
" Marie Virgin is feoundat viscera vis sancti flaminis," etc. : cum notis
musicis, f. 17 b.
3. Ceremonia " in primo aduentu domini premonstratonsis " obsor-
vanda. In a later hand. f. 18 b.
4. Primarii Ordinarii summarium, cum prologo et tabula capitulorum,
f. 19. See above, Nos. 22,599, 22,600.
5. Capitulum supplomentarium, de Sacramento celebrando *• Feiia
quinta infra octauas sancte -trinitatis," f. 117b.
Vellum ; xmth cent. In a binding of the xviith or xviiith cent.,
stamped with the arms of the Prsemonstratensian Abbey of Pare
near Louvain, encircled with the words, " Bibliothecaa Parchensis."
Small Quarto.
22.605. " Statuta premonstratensis ordinis," etc,, viz, : —
1. Statuta Praem. Ord. : in quinque Distinctionibus. The first four
divisions agree with the printed text, the fifth is preceded by some
of the additional Statutes, and is, in other respects, diflferently
arranged. See Bibl. Prcem. Ord., p. 784. f. 2.
2. Tria statuta, auctoritate Abbatis Siiperioris Petri [Hermi] supcr-
addita : dat. 10 Oct. 1374, 10 Oct. 1420 et 10 Oct. 1422, f. 124 b.
Bound in at the end is a printed " Catalogue of the . . . Library of
. . . the late John Peckham, Esq., of Slough." Sold at Oxford,
5-8 May, 1831.
Vellum ; xvth cent. In a binding of the xviith or xviuth cent.,
with the date of ** 1422 " on the back, but only in allusion to the
latest of the Statutes, and stamped as above. No. 22,604. Small
Quarto.
22.606. " Lks six vinots et six Qvatrains de Gvy de Favr, Sievr de
Pybiac. Escrits par Esther Inglis oe xxvii. de Ivin, 1617." Moral
2 Y 2
692
ADDITIONAL MSS., 22,607—22,610.
Maxims of Guy du Faur, Seigneur de Pibrac [6. 1529, d, 1584], of
which fifty quatrains were published in 1574, and the remaining
seventy-six added at various times ; copied by Esther Inglis, with
the following dedication : — " To the right godlie, learned, and my
mvoh respected Freind, M. Walter Balcanqvall, Bachelor in Di-
vinitie [Dean of Durham 1639, d, 1645]. Esther Inglis wisheth all
increase of trve hapinesse. Ivnii 23. 1617." For some account of
Esther Inglis [or Langlois], h. in France, 1571, w. a Scotch minister,
Bartholomew Kello of Edinburgh, and d, 1624, and a list of the
specimens of her caligraphy in the British Museum and elsewhere,
see the Proceedings of the Soc. of Antiquaries of London. New
series. Vol. I. 1859-1861, p. 316 ; and also Proceedings of the Soc.
of Ant. of Scotland, Vol. VI. 1866, 1867, p. 284. Paper; 1617. In
the original tooled binding. Oblong 32mo.
22.607. Genkaloqy of the family of Willoughby, of Wollaton, co.
Nottingham, down to "flfrauncis Willoughby of Wollaton in the
countie of Nottingham Esquire," and his six daughters, of whom
the eldest, Bridget, m. Percival Willoughby, of Boreplace in Chi-
dingstone, co. Kent [ancestor of the present Willoughbys, Lords
Middleton], who was knighted in 1603. Vellum Koll, 7 ft. x 1 ft.
4k in., xviith cent. ; with the arms in colour.
22.608. " ExcERPTA qusedam per A. W. Adolescentem extracts from
historical and dramatic works, with a few observations, in the
handwriting of Abraham Wright, of St. John's College, Oxford,
Vicar of Okeham, co. Eutland, and author of some works on
theology, etc. [6. 1611, <2. 1690]. The volume is in three parts, viz, : —
1. Extracts from the works of Will. Martyn of Exeter, Camden, and
Speed, f. 3.
2. Extracts from Ben Jonson, James Shirley, Webster, Shakspeare,
Fletcher, Davenant, Massinger, Beaumont, and Henry Shirley ;
and from Fuller's " Holy War," f. 69. With index, f. 111.
3. Extracts from Anthony Stafford's Niobe," f. 117.
The work of latest date used is Fuller's " Holy W ar," published in
1639-1640. On f. 1 is the signature of James Wright, the writer's
son, and also the book-plate of the arras of William Bromley of
Baginton in the county of Warwick, Esqr. 1703." Paper; xviith
cent. Quarto.
22.609. 22,610. Ekports of law cases 1694-1716, by James Wright [6.
about 1644, fi. 1717], of the Middle Temple, mn of the Kev. Abraham
Wright [see preceding volume], and author of " Antiquities of Rut-
land "(Lend. 1684-1714). Two volumes. Paper. At the begin-
ning of each volume is the signature of ** Ja[mes] Wiight,*' with his
arms in pen and ink ; together with the book-plate of the arms of
Will. Bromley, as in the preceding MS. Small Octavo.
ADDITIONAL MSB., 22,6U-22,616. 693
22,611. " Op monarchy, or God vpon Earth ; of Commonwealths, or
With a dedication to King William III,, an introduction- "To
the Reader," a "Table of Contents;" and (f. 43) a "Postscript."
The work is dated (f. 42) "From the Golden-ball in Devonshire-
street : without Bishops-gate, Jan. the 27. 1701[2]." Six leaves are
missing between flf. 34 and 35. Paper. Quarto.
22.612. " The Strongman's ondeavovr. The Strongerman's Power, and
the Strongman's Spoil devided. Or the will of Satan, against
Sinners; and the worke of Christ, for Sinners. A Juvene. 1675."
With a preface; dat. 23 Nov. 1675, and a table of contents. Paper.
Small Octavo.
22.613. " Obskrvations on the Dip of the Needle and the Magnetic
Force from New York to Foi-t Franklin, Great Bear Lake : 1825 and
1826." Wi-itten under the directions of Sir John Franklin, with cor-
rections and the title in his own hand. Under the title is added,
"John Franklin— Captain R.N., and Commander of the Land
Arctic Expedition, 17th June 1826." Paper. Quarto.
22.614. "Hau^schatz der Wundermittel." Treasury of recipes for
cookery, and for a few domestic medicines ; with an index. Ger.
Paper; xviith cent. Small Quarto.
For description of No. 22,615, see the Catalogue of Oriental MSS,
22,616. Official papers relating to the Army, 1698-1724; consisting
of lists of forces at home and abroad, 1702-1714, and statements
of arrears of pay, estimates, and other military statistics drawn up
in 1711-1714. These papers are preceded by two printed lists of
forces in 1698, 1699 (ff. 5, 6); and in the body of the volume are
inserted four papers of a later date, viz. : — An account of military ex-
penses for 1715, f. 263; warrants of George I. for subsidies to
foreign sovereigns; 2 Jan. 171| and 19 Nov. 1719, ff. 178, 180;—
and an original receipt from Colonel John Arnott for money to be
paid to British prisoners in France, taken at the battle of Almanza ;
29 Oct. 1724, f. 177. Included are original letters from —
1. Colonel James Jones to [Robert llarley, 1st Earl of Oxford, Lord
Treasurer] on the death of Colonel Parkes at Antigua; London,
30 June, 1711, f. 161.
2. [lion.] J [ames] Brydges [afterwards Duke of Chandos], Paymaster-
General, to the Secretaries of the Treasury; 18 July, 1713, f. 265.
3. Andrew Archer to the Earl of Oxford; Gibraltar, 1 Jan. 1712[3];
with reports on the fortifications of Port Mahon, ff. 274-315.
Among signatures to original papers are those of Philip Herbert,
Dr. Kich. Adams, and Peter Silvestre, Commissioners of sick and
wounded seamen, ff. 123, 139 ;— Major Robert Ilandy, f. 131 b; —
Hell vpon Earth: In two Books.
By Richard Clark, Gent'
ft
694
ADDITIONAL MSS., 22,617-22,619,
General Francis Nicholson, Governor of Nova Scotia, f. 132 b; —
and Edward Southwell, Clerk of the Privy Council, f. 206 b.
Paper, Folio.
22.617. Official papers relating to the Navy ; 1710-1716 ; with a few
for earlier years, viz., 1688-1698, 1704, and 1707. They consist
of Dockyard and Victualling Office reports and estimates, and
other naval statistics, and official copies of memorials, etc, ; with
a table of contents at the beginning. Included are original letters
from —
1. Jos. Duckett to Thos. Harley ; 8 Aug. 1711, f. 94.
2. Charles Sergison, Clerk of the Acts of the Navy, to [Robeii Harley,
1st] Earl of Oxford, Lord High Treasurer ; Navy Office, 26 Nov.
1711, f. 96.
3. [Captain] George Breholt to " William Trench Esq., at Young
Mans Coflfee-house near Charing Cross 19 Sept. 1711, f. 118.
4. [Captain] John Breholt to the same ; 18 Oct. 1711, f. 120.
6. E. Dummer [described in the table of contents as " the Master of
the Paquet Boats"] to "Thomas Harley Esq., at his House in
Parke Street London, 9 Feb. 1711[2], f. 138.
6. Charles Carkesse [Secretary at the Custom House] to '* Itich[ard]
Powys Esq. 30 Dec. 1713, f. 145.
At f. 48 is a report signed by Fra. Masham, Tho. Bere, [Colonel]
H. Lee, and others, members of the Victualling Office ; and at f. 122
a memorial signed by [Captain] John Davison and Francis Browne.
Paper ; xviiith cent. Folio.
22.618. A PORTOLANo, containing six charts, tho first entitled, "Tipvs
Orbis Terrarum," the rest giving the coasts of Europe with the
adjacent islands, and the parts of Asia and Africa bordering tho
Mediterranean, by "louan Battista Caualliiii in Liuorno Anno
1642." See f. 3 b. Vellirra; with the coast-lines in colour. In a
tooled leather binding. Large Quarto.'
22,619, 22,620. Collection of original papers, with a few copies, relating
to the city of Norwich, 1633-1730 ; consisting chiefly of letters
and accounts relative to Norwich, as a member of the Associated
Easteni Counties, in 1641-1650, preceded by two letters dated
1633, and followed by a few papers copied in the xviiith cent. Two
volumes. Paper. Folio.
Among the contents are the following original letters : —
22.619. Vol. I. 1, Ma. Bircho [agent in London for the city of Nor-
wich] to William Bussie, Mayor of Norwich ; London, 14 Jan.
1633[4] and 17 Sept. 1633, f. 2, 4.
2. Kichard Harman [M.P. for Norwich] to the Mayor and Sheriffs of
Norwich ; Westminster, 3 Jan. 1642[:i]-l7 Deo. 1644. Some written
and signed in a clerk'ti hand, f. 23 ct lassim.
ADDITIONAL MSS., 22,619.
095
3. Thomas Toll [M.P. for Lynn Eegis] to the Mayor and Sheriffs of
Norwich; Westminster, 10 Sept. 1642, and 4 May, 1644, K 38, 192.
4. The Eastern Association Committee at Lynn to the Mayor of
Norwich, with signatures of Edmund Hudson, ''Maior of Lenn"
[Colonel] Valentine Walton [M.P. for Huntingdonshire], [Sir]
Valentine Pell, Thomas Toll [M.P. for Lynn], [Alderman] Joshua
Greene, and [Sir] Thomas Hoogan; 8, 17, and 27 Feb. 1643[4],
26 Mar. and 6 Apr. 1644, 43, 61, 64, 176, 179.
6. [Alderman] Joshua Greene to Eichard Bateman, Sheriff* of Nor-
wich; Shipdham, 9 Feb. 1643[4], f. 45.
6. Thomas Crane and Robert Ferrier, bailiffs, to the Mayor of Nor-
wich ; Yarmouth, 12 Feb. 1643[4], f. 47.
7. Samuel Smythe, Recorder of Norwich, to the same ; 2 Dec. 1643-
7 Feb. 1644[6], ff. 68, 63, 139, 157, 228, 233.
8. John Ashe [M.P. for Westbury], on behalf of the Committee at
Goldsmiths' Hall, to the Committee of Norfolk;. 20 Mar. 1643[4],
f. 66.
9. Adryan Parmenter to the Mayor of Norwich; Cambridge, July,
1G43, f. 80.
10. Miles Corbett [M.P. for Yarmouth] to the same; London, 26 July,
1643, f. 88.
11. William Symondes [Alderman of Norwich] to the same ; Cambridge,
27 July, 1643, f. 90.
12. John Grennwood [Alderman of Norwich] to the same ; Cam-
bridge, 7 Sept. 1643, and 6 Feb. 1644[5], ff". 109, 166.
13. Natt. Bedle to the same ; 13 Sept. 1643, f. 113.
14. John Hassall [Dean of Norwich] to the same ; North Creake, 28
Sept. 1643, f. 121.
16. Mathew Peckover [Alderman of Norwich] to the same ; 16 Nov.
1G43, f. 137.
16. John Tolye, " Maior," and John Thacker [late Mayor] of Norwich,
to "William Prynne, Esq., and the rest of the Comittee for
takeinge the Accompts of th6 Kingedome;" 6 Feb. [1646], f. 161.
17. Line well Sherwood [Alderman, and Captain of the Norwich Train-
bands] to the Mayor of Norwich ; London, 6 Feb. 1644[6], f. 163.
18. Richard Loue, Master of Corpus Christ! College, Cambridge, to the
same; 28 Mar. 1644, f. 177.
19. John Coulson to the same; "The George of Norwich," 17 Apr,
1644, and Hillington, 6 May, 1644, ff. 182, 196.
20. Latimer Sampson to the same ; Ludham, 18 Apr. 1644, f. 184.
21. John Ashe [M.P. for Westbury] to the same; Goldsmiths' Hall,
London, 24 Apr. 1644, f. 186.
22. [Sir] Thomas Wodehouse [Bart.], [Sir] John Potts [Bart.], Miles
Corbett, and Richard Harman to the same ; 28 June, 1644, f. 198.
23. The Committee at Goldsmiths' Hall to the same, with signatures
696 ADDITIONAL MSS., 22,620—23,622.
of John Ashe, David Watkins, Bichard Waring, and others ; 21
Sept. 1C44, f. 210.
22,620. Vol. IL 1. Hichard Harman [M.P. for Norwich] to the Mayor
of Norwich ; 1 and 17 Apr. 1645, ff. 20, 22.
2. The Committee of Norfolk to the same, with mgncUurea of VV.
Heveniugham, Kobert Eich, Francis Jermy, etc, ; 31 July, 1646,
3. Miles Curbett [M.P. for Yarmouth] to the " Comittee for the Citty,
and County of Norwich," and to the Mayor; 21 Aug. and 20 Nov.
1646, ff. 36, 42.
4. Thomas Atkin [M.P. for Norwich] to the Mayor ; London, 26 Jan.
164G[7]-24 Apr. 11^61, ff. 44 b, and^^oMtVi*.
6. Er[a8mus] Earle [M.P. for Norwich] to the same; 2 Feb. 1()46[7],
f. 50.
6. Edward Bobinson, Mayor [of Lynn], and Bartholomew Wormell to
the same; 19 Aug., 6 Sept., 16 Dec. 1646, 6 Feb. 1646[7], ff. 62,
74, 78, 102.
7. Thomas Buckley to the Mayor and Committee of Norwich ; Cam-
bridge, 6 Aug. 1646, f. 72.
8. Matthew Peckover and Adryan Parmenter [Aldermen of Norwich]
to the Mayor ; London, 27 Oct. 1646, f. 92.
9. William Puckle to the eame ; London, 6 June, 1650, f. 166.
10. John Balderston to the same; London, 6 and 12 June, 1660,
ff. 168, 169.
22.621. Begister of the deeds, and inventory of the plate, in the
parish church of Greenwich, co. Kent, made by order of the Vicar,
John Turner, 1706; followed by private accounts kept by the
Vicar's widow, Sarah Turner; 1720-1762. Paper. Folio.
22.622. 1. "Am schone vnd warliche Hystory von den Turcken,"
etc. A South-Oerman tianslation of the Historia Eterosolymttana
of Bobert, Abbat of St. Bemi de Boims, 1094^1097, preceded by a
similar translation of the letter from the Emperor Alexis Comnenus
to Bobei*t, Count of Flanders, and the other Crusaders assembled
at the Council of Clermont in 1096. Copied (see f. 80) in 1471, by
Lorentz Setz, f. 1.
2. " Ain hiibsche liepliche History ainsedlen fursten Hertzog Ernsts
von Baym vnd von Esterreioh, etc." A South-Oerman Bomanoe of
a Duke Ernest of Bavaria, stated here to be a son of Duke Ernest
the Elder, and a step son of the Emperor Otho the Great. Copied
(eee f. 126) in 1470, by Lorentz Setz, f. 81.
Paper; 1470 and 1471. Formuily in possession of Gottlieb Si^-
fried Bayer [h. 1694, d, 1738], who has added a few marginal notes.
FuHo.
f. 31.
ADDITIONAL MSB., 33,623—23,626. 697
33,633. "A Pamphblett oonteigninge the description of Mylford
Havon, with all the good rodes and harborowes thereof, as alsoe
the Creekes, Poynts, Bayes, Havons, dangers, and other matters of
worth within and neere vnto the same Havon, servinge for the
better vndei-standinge and explanacion of the Mappe thereof, made
and described this present yere of our Lord God, 1596. By Georg
Daves [altered to Ptirefoy] of the Count ie of Penbrok [altered to
Warwick]." Followed by descriptions of " The towne and castle of
Pembrooke (f. 25), and **0f the Rodes of Tynbye and Caldey"
(f. 27 b) ; and concluding with Reasons to proue the necessitie
of fortifieing at Milford Hauon " (f. 31).
On f. 32 b is written, The Authors John Clark of Cope[t]on Magna
Warwickshire A.D. 1750." Paper; 1595. Small Quarto.
For deacription of No. 22,624, see Ae Catalogue of OrieiUal M8S.
22,625-22,629. "Original Letters written by various persons of
distinction to Henrietta Hobart, Countess of Suffolk [eldest daughter
of Sir Henry Hobart, 4th Bart., and sister to Sir John Hobart,
Ist Earl of Buckinghamshire, and wife of Charles Howard, 9th Earl
of Suffolk in 1731, and re-married in 1735 to George Berkeley,
youngest son of Charles, 2nd Earl of Berkeley], during the reigns
of King George the First, George the Second, and G^eorge the
Third [with drafts of Mrs. Howard's replies, and other papers];
bequeathed by Lady Suffolk to her nephew, John [Hobart, 2nd]
Earl of Buckingham [or Buckinghamshire], and by his Lordship
to his daughter Emily [Anne] Viscountess Castlereagh [Marchioness
of Londonderry in 1821], Arranged 1803." To the above title,
which is printedy is added in pencil by J. W. Croker, "by [ue.
arranged by] Mr. Watson Taylor, given to me by Lord and Lady
Londonderry.'* The contents have mostly been published, in 1824,
in " Letters to and from Henrietta, Countess of Suffolk," efe., edited
by J. W. Croker, two volumes, 8vo. Five volumes. Paper. Large
Folio. Presented by the executors of the Bight Hon. John Wilson Croker.
22,625. Vol. L 1.'* Character of the Honorable Mrs [Howard].
Part the 1st. Jun. 12th 1727," by Jonathan Swift, Dean of St.
Patrick's. Autograph, f. 4.
2. Correspondence between Dean Swift and Mrs. Howard ; Dublin,
etc. [1 Sept 1726]-26 Oct. 1731, ff. 6-25.
3. Character of Sir Robert Walpole [cr. Earl of Orford 1742], by Dean
Swift. In verse. Autograph, f. 26.
4. John Arbuthnott, M.D., to Mrs. Howard ; London, etc., 30 May
[1728]-6 July, 1731, ff. 27, 28, 30.
5. ** yvwOi (Tcavrov." An English poem by Dr. Arbuthnott. Autograph.
f. 31.
698
ADDITIONAL MS8., 22,626.
6. [Charles Mordannt, 3rd Earl of] Peterborow to [Elizabeth, widow
of Charles, Lord Mohun, and afterwards wife of Charles Mordaunt,
nephew of Lord Peterborough] ; n.d., f. 33.
7. Correspondence between Lord Peterborogh and Mrs. Howard [Coun-
tess of Suffolk 1731] ; 1723-1736, ff. 35-109, 111-121.
8. A[lexander] Pope to Lord Peterborough; Twickenham, 12 July,
f. 110.
9. [Charles Mordaunt, 3rd Earl of] Peterborow to Mrs. Herbert
[probably Mary, daughter of Speaker Smith, and wife of Hon. Kobert
Sawyer Herbert, 2nd son of Thomas Herbert, 8th Earl of Pembroke] ;
n.d., f. 122.
10. Lady Mohnn to Mrs. Howard ; Iver Green, 27 June, , and
18 Aug. flf. 123, 125.
22,626. Vol. II. 1. A[lexander] Pope to Mrs. Howard; Friday [Oct.
1727], f. 3.
2. The same to the Hon. George Berkeley ; n.d, f. 5.
3. M[ai tha] Blount [of Maplodurham in Oxfordshire] to Mrs. Howard ;
n.d., ff. 6, 7, 9, 11.
4. [Allan, 1st Lord] Bathurst to [the same; 1725?]-1735, ff. 13, 14,
5. [Lionel Cranfield Sackville, Ist Duke of] Dorset to the same ;
Dublin Castle, 9 Nov. 1731, f. 20.
6. Correspondence between John Gay, the poet, and [Catherine, wife of
Charles Douglas, 3rd Duke of Queensben-y] on the one side, and
Mrs. Howard, Countess of Suffolk, on the other side; 8 SepL
1719-1 Aug. 1735. The last date on the letters from Gay is
8 July, 1731. At f. 35 b is an insertion, with the signature of the
Duke of Queensberry ; and two letters at ff. 72 b and 76 b have
postscripts written, and in the first case signed, by the Duchess's
brother, Henry Hyde, Viscount Combury, ff. 22-32, 35-79.
7. Memorandum by John Gay, relative to the differences between
Mr. and Mrs. Howard ; dat. 16 Dec. 1727, f. 33.
8. P[hilip Dormer] Stanhope [4th Earl of Chesterfield in 1726], to the
Hon. George Berkeley [Lady Suffolk's 2nd husband in 1735];
Trin. Hall [Cambridge] 25 June, O.S. [1712], and Hague,
29 May, N.S. [1714]. The second letter is signed "Stanhope,"
the writei-'s father ha-^ang succeeded to the earldom in 1713.
ff. 80, 81.
9. Correspondence between Philip Dormer Stanhope, 4th Earl of
Chesterfield, and Henrietta Howard, Counteiss vf Suffolk; 30 June
[1725]-4 Dec. 1766. Two of the letters at ff. 114, 116 are written
in the character of Lord Chesterfield's valet, and a third at f. 115
in that of Lady Suffolk's maid ; the latter is copied out by Horace
Walpole. ff. 82-116.
17, 19.
ADDITIONAL MSS., 22,687.
699
10. Edward Young, the poet, to Mrs. Howard ; n.d., f. 117.
11. W[illiam] Pitt [cr. Earl of Chatham 1766] to the Hon. George
Berkeley and Lady Suffolk; London, 7 June [1736], and Stow,
30 July, 1741, ff. 118, 120.
12. Horace Walpole [4th Earl of Orford in 1791] to Lady Suffolk;
3 July, 1705-6 Oct. 1766. An undated letter at f. 131 was written
in 1761. ff. 121-131.
22,627. Vol. III. 1. Memorandum, in pencil, in the ,hand writing of
George, Prince of Wales [King George II.], being a list of names,
beginning, ** My son Fi [ederick] of Br[unswick] and Lun[e]b[nrg],'*
signed " George P.," f. 3.
2. Copy and drafts of three letters from Lady Suffolk to George 11. ;
the first dat. " Kensington," 16 Oct. [1728], and the others written
in Nov. 1734, ff. 4, 6, 7, 7 b.
3. Memorandum by Lady Suffolk of a conversation with the Queen,
previous to her leaving the Boyal servioe, about the 4th Nov.
1734, f. 8.
4. Memorandum by Lady Suffolk, of the ceremonies at the coronation
of "the late Queen" Caroline; vmtten after 20 Nov. 1737,
5. ** Copy [by Lady Suffolk] of a letter from the Bishop of London
[Edmund Gibson] to the King," on his accession in 1727, f. 12.
6. Reflections by Lady Suffolk, beginning, " What is the Marriage
Vow?" etc.; dat. 29 Aug. 1716, f. 13.
7. Correspondence between the Hon. Charles Howard [9th Earl of
Suffolk 1731] and his wife; London, e^c, 18 Nov. [before 1727}-
18 Apr. [1728-1731?], ff. 14-18, 21, 22, 24, 26, 27, 30-33, 37-42,
47.
8. J. Darnall [a lawyer] to Mrs. Howard ; 23 Dec. 1727, f. 19.
9. [? Archibald Campbell, Earl of Hay, afterwards 3rd Duke of
Argyll] to Mrs. Howard; [?1727], f. 23.
10. C[harlo8] Howard [9th Earl of Suffolk 1731] to the Princess of
Wales [afterwards Queen Caroline] ; 21 Apr. [1727 ?], f. 25.
11. Copy by Lady Suffolk of a letter from [William Wake] Archbishop
of Canterbury, to the Princess of Wales ; n.d. [? 1727], f. 28.
12. James Wclwood [M.D.] to Mrs. Howard ; 10 May [1727] :. followed
by two drafts of replies from Mrs. Howard, ff. 34, 36, 36.
13. Depositions of Mrs. Ana Hall and Airs. Anno Coll, relative to
the disputes between Mr. and Mrs. Howard; 4 Nov. 1727. Signed,
ff. 43, 46.
14. K[atherine, natural daughter of James IL, and wife of John
Sheffield,'4st Duke of] Buckingham to Mi's. Howard ; 1-31 Aug.
1723. Included is a copy of a letter from the Duchess to the
Princess of Wales, ff. 48-68.
f. 10.
700
ADDITIONAL MSS., 22,627, 22,628.
15. [Henrietta, Duchess of] Marlborough [in her own right] to Mrs.
Howai d ; 30 Jan. . Followed by a draft of Mrs. Howard's
answer, ff. 59, 61.
16. E[lizabeth, Countess of] Orkney [wife of George Hamilton, let
Earl] to Mrs. Howard ; Cliefden [near Maidenhead], 22 July,
1725, 5 Aug. 1729, and [Aug. 1727], ff. 62-^65.
17. M[ary, wife of George Granville, Ist Lord] Lansdowne to Mrs.
Howard; Paris, 9 Oct. 1720-20 Aug. [1727], ff. 66-73.
18. S[arah, Duchess of] Richmond [wife of Charles Lennox, 2nd Duke]
to Mary Fitzwilliam, one of the Maids of Honour [afterwards wife
of Henry Herbert, 9th Earl of Pembroke]; Hague, 5 Nov. 1727,
f. 74.
19. M[arie] C[laire, Lady] Bolingbroke [2nd wife of Henry St. John,
1st Viscount] to Mrs. Howard, recommending Voltaire; dat. "4
Cramfort [probably Granford in Middlesex] ce dimaDche [1726].
Fr. f. 75.
20. M[ary, wife of Hon. Rob. Sawyer] Herbert, [2nd son of Thomas,
8th Earl of Pembroke] to Lady Suffolk ; n.d. [Nov. 1734], f. 77.
21. [Elizabeth, widow of Charles, 5th Lord Mohun] to Mrs. Howard ;
Cashiobury [1716], f. 78.
22. M[ary Lady] Chetwynd [wife of Walter, Ist Viscount] to Mrs.
Howard ; Ingestrie in Staffordshire, 29 July [1727], f. 79.
' 23. [Lady] E[lizabeth] G[ermaine, sister of Lady Suffolk's 2nd hus-
band, the Hon. G. Berkeley, and widow of Sir John Germnine,
Bart., of Drayton] to Lady Suffolk; 18 Nov. 1748, f. 81.
24. A[nne, Lady] Temple [wife of Kichard, 1st Earl] to Lady Suffolk ;
22 June [1766], f. 83.
25. Letters to Mrs. Howard, stated by the arranger to be from Mary
Bellenden [afterwards Mrs. Campbell], but a marginal note to the
first by Croker says, ** probably summer 1720, and the writer Mar-
garet Bellenden " [elder sister of Mary, daughter of John, 2nd Lord
' Bellenden], ff. 84, 87.
26. Mary Campbell [j^ounger daughter of John, 2nd Lord Bellenden,
and wife of Colonel John Campbell, afterwards 4th Duke of Argyll]
to Mrs. Howard ; n.d, [? 1720-1723]. Followed by an answer from
Mrs. Howard, ff. 85, 89-96.
27. M[ary] Chamber [elder sister of Lady Temple, and in 1736 married
to Lord Vere Beauclerc, created Lord Vore of Han worth in 1750]
to the Countess of Suffolk; Tunbridge Wells, etc., 1730-[1752],
ff. 97-105.
28. Letters from Margaret Bradshaw to Mrs. Howard; [? 1718]-19
Sept. 1721, ff. 107-125.
22,628. Vol. IV. l.[John Hervey, 1st Earl of Bristol] to Mrs.
Howard ; n.c?., and Ickworth, 10 Nov. 1719, ff. 3, 5.
ADDITIONAL MSS., 22,628.
701
2. E[lizabetb, Countess of] B[ristol, wife of the preceding], to the
same ; Ickworth, 19 Aug. [1727], f. 6.
3. [Carr, Lord] Hervey [eldest son of the above Earl of Bristx>l] to
the same; 20 Aug. [1718], Aswarby, 23 Aug. 1719, and — , n.d.,
ff. 8-12.
4. M[ary, Lady] Hervey [daughter of Brigadier-General Nicholas
Lepell, and wife of John, Lord Hervey, 2nd son of the 1st Earl of
Biistol] to the saine; Bath, 7 June, 1725 — Aubigny [in Berry],
5 Aug., N.S., 1735. Followed by an undated satirical paper in
Lady Hervey's handwriting, ff. 13-39.
5. W[illiam] Fortcsoue Master of the Bolls in 1741] to the same;
Inner Temple, 1 July," 1726, f. 40.
6. [Admiral Sir] J[ohn] Jennnings [Governor of Greenwich Hospital]
to the same ; 16 June, 1727, f. 42.
7. [George Granville, 1st Lord] Lansdowne to the same ; Paris, 8 Apr.
1727, f. 43.
8. [William Capel, 3rd Earl of] Essex to the same; [Aug. 1728],
f. 45.
9. [John Campbell, 2nd Duke of] Argyll and [Ist Duke of] Green-
wich to the same, as Lady Suffolk ; Adderbury, 17 Nov. 1734, f. 46.
10. [Archibald CampbeU, Earl of] Hay [and in 1743 3rd Duke of]
Argyll to the same; [Sept. 1719]; Paris, 16 Jan., N.S., 1720;
[between 1747-1761] and [Apr. 1729], ff. 47-52.
11. John Law [the financier] to the same ; " Teusday " [1721], f. 53.
12. [Henry Herbert, 9th Earl of] Pembroke to the same, as Lady
Suffolk; " Wednesday, the 21," 1738, f. 54.
13. [Bichard Temple, 1st Viscount] Cobham to the same ; Stowe,
11 Nov. 1736, f. 55.
14. George Grenville [afterwards Prime Minister] to the same ;
Argeville [Lord Bolingbroke's seat in France], 14 Sept. 1742— Bath,
18 Apr. 1748, ff. 56-60.
15. [Bichard Grenville, 1st Earl] Temple to the same ; Stowe, 10 Oct.
1762, f. 61.
16. [William Murray, Ist Earl of] Mansfield to the same ; " Kenwood "
[near Hampetead], 16 Sept. [1761], f. 63.
17. Lady Suffolk to Thomas Pelhain Holies, 1st Duke of Newcastle;
[Sept or Oct. 1761]. Draft; in the handwriting of Horace Wal-
pole. f. 65.
18. [Thomas Pelham] Holies [Ist Duke of] Newcastle to Lady Suffolk ;
Newcastle House, 20 Oct. 1761, f. 66.
19. W[illiam] P[ulteney] (cr. Earl of Bath 1742) to the Hon. George
Berkeley; Newmarket, 14 Apr. 1726 — London, 24 Nov. 1741,
ff. 67-79.
.20. H[enry] Pelham [brother of the Duke of Newcastle] to the Hon.
G. Berkeley ; 3 Nov. 1717, f. 80.
702 ADDITIONAL MSS., 22,628, 22,629.
21. [Mary Chamber, afterwards Lady Vere] to her uncle, the Hon.
G. Berkeley ; Drayton, 31 Aug. [1728], f. 82.
22. M[aiy, Lady] Hervey to the Hon. G. Berkeley; Ickworth, 10
and Aug. 1726, fif. 84, 86.
23. [Henrietta, Duchess of] Marlborough to the Hon. G. Berkeley ;
28 Jan. 1728[9], and 22 Jan. [1729], ff. 87, 88.
24. [Thomas Coke, 1st Lord] Lovell (cr. Earl of Leicester 1744) to the
Hon. G. Berkeley; Holkham, 23 July, 1735, f. 89.
26. [Thomas Wentworth, 1st Earl of] Straflford, to the Hon. G. Berkeley ;
Wentworth Castle, 1 Aug. 1736, f. 90.
26. H[enry] St. J[ohn, 1st Viscount] Bolingbroke to the Hon. G.
Berkeley; Chantelou[p, near Amboise, in Touraine], 13 Aug. 1736,
27. M[arie] C[laire, Lady] Bolingbroke [2nd wife of Viscount Boling-
broke] to the Hon. G. Berkeley; " Argeville," 31 July [1736],
and Fontainebleau, 30 June [1736]. Fr. ff. 92, 96.
28. The Hon. G. Berkeley to Lady and to Lord Bolingbroke; [1741
and ? 1734]. Drafts, flf. 94, 98.
29. The same to his brother James, 3rd Earl of Berkeley ; [circ.
Aug. 1720]. Draft, f. 99.
30. The same to , in explanation of Lady Sufifolk*s journey to
Bath, previous to her retiring from the Court; [circ. Aug. 1734].
Draft, f. 100.
22,629. Vol. V. 1. G[ile8] Earle [M.P. for Chippenham] to Mrs.
Howard; 18 June [1716], and Eastcourt, 27 July, 1717, ff.
1, 3.
2. S[ophia] Howe [daughter of General Emanuel Howe, and niece of
the 1st Viscount Howe] to the same : two letters written at the
Banger's Lodge in Holt Forest, near Farnham, and the second
dat. 14 Oct. [1719], ff. 4, 6.
3. Eliza[beth] Moleswoi'th [daughter of James Welwood, M.D., and
wife of Captain Walter, 5th son of the 1st Viscount Molosworth]
to the same; Axminster, 30 Apr. [1720], 14 May, 1719, and
Saturday morning [1719 or 1720], To the second letter is added a
PS. by Captain W. Molesworth. ff. 8, 122, 124.
4. [Mary, daughter of the 2nd Lord Bellenden, and wife of Colonel
John Campbell] to the same ; Knoll, 18 Oct. [1721], f. 10.
6. [Elizabeth, Lady] Mohun to the same ; 23 July [1722], f. 11.
6. H[arriet] Pitt [sister of John Villiers, 1st Earl of Grandison, and
mother of William Pitt, Earl of Chatham] to Mrs. Howard ; [Dec.
1722], f. 13.
7. E[lizabeth, Countess of] Bristol [2nd wife of John Hervey, 1st
Earl] to the same. Five letters ; the first dated Bettisfield, 16 Aug.
1726 ; the others written in 1726 or 1727. ff. 16, 128-134.
f. 91.
ADDITIONAL MSS., 22,629.
703
8. K[ichard] Hampden [M.P. for Wendover] to tlio same; 30 June
[1727], fif. 17 b-24 b.
9. A[nne?] B[edingfield, connected with the Hobarts] to the same;
[16 Aug. 1726], f. 26.
10. Anne Vane [sister of the 1st Lord Darlington] to the same ;
[Bath] 6 Oct. 1730, f. 28.
11. [Joanna] Sophia [Comtesso] de Schaumbourg-Lippe [widow of
Priedrich Christian, Count of Lippe-Biickeburg, or Schaumburg-
Lippe] to Lady Suffolk; Stadthagen, in the Countship of Schaumburg,
Oct. 1731, and ,4^, 1732, ff, 30, 32.
12. Correspondence between the Hon. George Berkeley and Lady
Suffolk; Shotover, 19 June [1734]-24 Apr. [1741], ff. 33-44, 47-56.
13. [Lady Betty Germaine] on behalf of Lady Suffolk, to her brother,
the Hon. G. Berkeley ; 28 Mar. 1741, f. 45.
14. John Hobart, 2nd Earl of Buckinghamshire, to his aunt. Lady
Suffolk, and the Hon. G. Berkeley; [1744]-1765, ff. 57-60, 69,
71, 73, 96, 104-113, 115.
15. M[ary, Lady] Vero [wife of Vere Beauclerk, 1st Lord Vere of
Han worth] to Lady Suffolk; Drayton [Sept. 1751], 3 and 16 Aug.
[1752], ff. 61, 126, 127.
16. Draft, in Lady Suffolk's band, of a character of Margaret Power,
recommended as a lady-in-waiting on the Princess Augusta, f. 62.
17. Margaret Power to Lady Suffolk; Leicester House, 21 Oct. 1751, f. 63.
18. A[nne] Pitt [sister of William Pitt, Earl of Chatham] to Lady
Suffolk; Sens, 10 July [1757]-10 Nov. [1758], with seals, ff. 65, 70,
75-81.
19. Draft of a letter from Lady Suffolk to the Countess of Bute ; [Aug.
1761], f. 83.
20. M[ary] W[ortley, Countess of] Bute [wife of John Stuart, 3rd Earl]
to Lady Suffolk ; London, 6 Aug. 1761, f. 84.
21. D[eborah] Chetwynd [the Queen's sempstress, daughter of William,
3rd Viscount Chetwynd in 1767] to the same ; Dover Street, 8 Aug.
[1761], f. 87.
22. J[ames] S[tuart] Mackenzie [2nd son of James Stuart, 2nd Earl of
Bute] to the same. The first letter was written on the 15th Feb.
1763; the others about 1748-1750. ff. 88, 172-180.
23. Lady Suffolk to her nephew, John Hobart, 2nd Earl of Bucking-
hamshire. The first letter a draft in another handwriting, written
in Feb. 1763; the others autograph, and dat. Marble Hill, 12 June,
1763-28 Nov. [1765], ff. 90-95, 98-103, 114.
24. Notes of prices paid for dresses, etc,, of Queen Caroline and the
Princesses, in the handwriting of Lady Suffolk, ff. 117, 119.
25. B[ridget] Carteret [niece of the Ist Lord Carteret] to Lady Suffolk;
n.d., f. 125.
26. Note from Lady Temple [Anne, wife of Eichard Grenville, 1st
704
ADDITIONAL MSS.. 22,629.
Eurl] to the aame; foUowed by a draft of Lady Suffolk's answer,
not in her handwriting ; [July, 1766], ff. 135, 136.
27. [Lady] M[ary] C[oke, daughter of John Campbell, 2nd Duke of
Argyll, and wife of Edward, Viscount Coke, heir-apparent of
lliomas Coke, 1st Earl of Leicester] to the same; 19 June [1748]-
12 Aug. 1762. The date 1742 on the first letter is a slip for 1752.
ff 138, 144, 145, 147, 149, 156, 164-170.
28. " Copy of Lord Leicester's letter to Lady Mary Coke, dated at
Holkham [seat of the Cokes, Earls of Leicester] Jan. 1st 174f."
In the same hand as the following, f. 139.
29. Lady Elizabeth Campbell [4th daughter of John Campbell, 2nd
Duke of Argyll, and wife in 1749 of James Stuart Mackenzie] to
Lady Suffolk ; 15 June [1748], ff. 142, 143.
30. Lady Suffolk to Lady Mary Coke; [1748]. Drafts, ff 146, 151,
152, 154.
31. Lady Mary Coke to her sister. Lady Elizabeth Campbell: two
letters ; the first a copy by Lady Elizabeth and und<Ued^ the second
autograph and dat. 16 July, 1748, ff 148, 153.
32. Lady Suffolk to Lord Leicester ; [circ. 1748-9]. Draft, f. 158.
33. Lady Mary Coke to her uncle, Archibald Campbell, 3rd Duke of
Argyll; 7 Nov. [1748]. Copy in Lady Elizabeth Campbells hand,
f. 159.
34. Edward, Viscount Coke [only son of Thomas Coke, 1st Earl of
Leicester] to his mother-in-law, the Dowager Duchess of Arg^^ll;
18 and 27 Jan. 174|. Copies in Lady Elizabeth Campbell's hand,
ff 160, 161.
35. [Lady] M[ary] C[oke] to her sister, Anne, Countess of Strafford [wife
of William Wentwortb, 2nd Earl] ? 6 Feb. 1748[9], f. 163.
36. Miscellaneous verses, beginning with, A Poem to Sir Richard
Steel. Occasiond by his excellent Comedy, the Conscious Lovers
by Mr. D. Lewis," f. 182, followed by " An Epistle to Sir Robt.
Walpole," by George [Bubb] Dodington [1st Lord Melcombe] and by
several trifles, political and amatory, and a few notes in prose.
37. ** The Characters of Lord Coke and Lord Hobart, by Judge [David]
Jenkins. Preface to his Centuries or Reports [** Eight Centuries
of Reports ;'* first published in 1661]. Translated from the Latin,"
f. 225.
38. Copy of a letter of recommendation of " le Sieur Comte de la Lippe"
[? Albrecht Wolffgang], who desired to enter the service of Holland,
addressed to the States-General by George I.; dat. St. Japies's, 13
Jan. 17ff, Fr. f. 227.
39. Political memorandum by the Hon. George Berkeley, f. 228.
40. " Observations on the draught of the settlement, on the marriage
of Mr. [Richard] Grenville [Ist Earl Temple in 1752], with Mrs.
Anna Chamber" [daughter of Thomas Chamber of Him worth], etc,;
ADDITIONAL MSS., 22,630-22,633.
705
followed by a note from Lady Betty Gerniaine, one of the truBtees,
and three receipts signed "Anna Chamber" and " Anna Grenville,"
two dat. 2 May, 1737, the third dat. 23 Apr. 1743, ff. 229-237.
41. Suggestions for alterations and additions to be made in the 2nd
and 3rd Acts of Shakspeare's "Julius Caesar," for the purpose of
developing the character of Brutus. Signed " T. Killigrew." f. 238.
22.630. Transcripts of the Suflfolk Papers, made from the pre-
ceding volumes, for purposes of publication ; with notes, etc., in the
margin, by John Wilson Croker. Paper ; xixth cent. Folio. Pre-
sented hy the executors of the Bt, Hon, J, W, Croker,
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Eoman Empire " (f. 8). It ends with the " Rise and Progress of the
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22.633. Martyrologium, Regula S. Benedicti, etc,, viz,
1. Martyrologium. Imperfect, beginning with the Martyrdom of St.
Sebastian, xiii Kal. Feb. f. 7.
2. " Versus [decem] de Kegula Sancti Benedicti," f. 83 b.
3. " Epistola Congregationis Sancti Benedicti ad Karolvm Regem
Francorum, de privatis eorvm moribvs letter of Theodemanis,
Abbat of Monte Cassino, to Charlemagne, but without the con-
clusion, f. 84.
4. " Qualis homo per singvlos menses se debeat observare :" rules
for eating and drinking, blood-letting, etc, f. 89.
5. Regnla S. Benedicti, praemissis prologo et tabiilfi capitum, f. 90.
6. " Decretvm Sancti Gregorii Pape;" editnm a.d. 601, f. 148.
7. " De cor|)ore Christi :" a few notes, in a later hand than the body
of the volume, f. 150.
8. '* Recordatio defunctorum fi atrum inter nos fraternitatem haben-
tiura :" a li«t of German and Flemish Benedictine monasteries
in special fraternity with the monastery where the volume was
written, with the number of masses due to each on occasion of a
death, f. 150 b.
MSS. — 1858. 2 Z
706
ADDITIONAL MSS., 22,633-32,685.
9. Versus Leonini LIV. de virtutibus et Titiia, f. 162.
10. " Kyrieleison pars litanisd sanotonim, f. 152 b.
11. Excerptum "ex concilio Bonifacii paped, qni quartus a beato
Qregorio, quod liceat monacbis ubique oum sacerdotali officio minis-
trare:" a Decree of tbe Council of Borne; 27 Feb. 610, under
Boniface IV, f. 163.
12. Series veterum Kegum Francorum (actl Dagoberti, Pippini, etc.)^
Impetatorum, et Archiepiscoporum Moguntinensium. The original
lists ended with tbe beginning of tbe xiith cent., but have been
continued to the middle of the xmth, together with some still later
entries in the list of the Archbishops of Majence. f. 154.
13. " Epistola Cassinensis Congregaliunis de inbtitvtis regvlaribvs ad
Hartwigvm Abbatem Eresfeldensis Cenobii a letter from ihe
monastery of Monte Cassino to Hartwig, Abbat [1072-1085] of
Hersfeld [or Hirsohfeld, in the province of Fulda, in H6^8e-
Cassel], f. 164 b.
At tbe beginning and end of the volume are three leaves from
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with the writing erased, of the 12th century, ff. 1, 2, 167, and
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(ff. 163 b, 154) are the dates 1262 and 1386. In a xvth cent,
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1169) epistolse tres, etc,, viz, : —
1. Epistola ad Eberhardum, Episcopum Babei gensem [1146-1172], de
divinitate Filii. See Migne, Patrologia, Vol. cxciv., col. 1065.
f. 1.
2. Epistola ad S. Bemhardum, de communitate monastic^, de expo-
sitione Bemhardi " super cantica canticorum," eic, ; including '* Veno-
rabili Clareuallis Abbati Frator G.," etc., f. 3 b.
3. Epistola ad Godefridum, Abbatem Admontentem, et Liber contra
duas Ha9reses, ff. 4, 4 b. See Migne, Patrologia, Vol. cxciv.,
col. 1161.
Vellum ; xiith cent. Small Quarto.
22,636. 1. " Cronica fi-atris Martini [Poloni] domini pape [Nicolai III.]
penitentiarii et capellani," usque ad 1277 ; cum additamentis usque
ad 1334. This copy contains (f. 26 b) the beginning of the
passage relative to Pope Joan. In the middle of the pontificate
of Boniface VIII. a leaf [after f 40] is missing, f. 2.
2. Cathalogns Abbatum Monasterij Gemblacensis [Gembloux, in
the province of Namur], usque ad mortem Godefridi, 1323, f. 43.
3. Libellus Bcde presbyteri de locis Sanctis, quern do opueculis
maiorum abbrcuiando composuit," f. 44.
ADDITIONAL MSS., 33,686, 33,686. 707
4. " Auctoritates Senece de remediis fortuitomm,'* f. 46 b.
5. Breve Chronicx)n univerHtim, usque ad Vespasiani bellum conti-a
Jndaaos, tempore Neronis Imperatoris, f. 48.
6. " Cursns et ordo tempornm," et ** de sex huius seculi etatibii8."
Printed among the works of Bede. f. 61 b.
7. ** De Alexandre" magno, et de urbibus Alexandria vocatis, f. 52.
8. Liber prouincialis :" a list of archbishoprics and patriarchates,
with their bishoprics, f. 52 b.
9. " Mappa Mnndi in seven chapters, headed, " De asya," ele.,
nomina raontium," etc^ nomina fluminum," etc., 55 b.
10. Annales breves Episcoporum Tungrensium et Leodicensium, usque
ad 1251, cum additamentis usque ad 1364, f. 56.
Vellum ; xivth cent. On f . 1 is inscribed : " Huno librum acqui-
siuit dominus Amelius de Sconouwen [van Scboonhoven] pie me-
morie, Abbes huius loci [1331-1351] Conuentui nostri monasterii
sanoti Trudonis " [St. Trou in Belgium]. Folio.
22,636. Pktri Hispani Thesaurus Pauperum, et alia medica, viz. : —
1. " Liber qui dicitur tesaurus pauperum, faotns a magistro petro
spanio in eighty-five chapters, preceded by a table of contents.
The author was elected Pope (John XXI.) in 1276 and d, 1277. f. 23.
2. " Liber compendii secundum m[agi8trnm] Salern[itan]um pre-
ceded by a table of contents, f. 47. See Harl. MS. 3,719, f. 10 b.
3. Fabella quaedam, de Christo et tribus bonis fratribus, f. 59.
4. Tractatus brevis " de penitentia," 1 59 b.
5. Tractatus de morbis judicandis per urinas. Imperfect at the begin-
ning. At ff. 78, 79 reference is made to the use of certain herbs and
roots by " mulieres nostre salemitane." f. 61.
6. Tractatus "de pulsibus in Harl. MS. 3,719, f. 275 b, called
IVaciatue puUuum secundum salemum, f. 79.
7. Tractatulus de urinis, f. 85 b.
8. " Liber Antidotarium. M[agi8ter] Maurus." Book of receipts for
compounding drugs, and for the treatment of diseases, alphabeti-
cally armnged ; sometimes known as a dispensatorium.'* f. 88.
9. Synonoma herbarum, ff. 114, 138.
10. Collectio tractatuum de di8dt&, de febribus, de clisteribus, sup-
positoiiis, et siropis, etc,, ff. 117-130, 132, 133, 140.
11. Antidotaiium, sive dispensatorium. Imperfect at the beginning;
the first complete article is headed " de requies." f. 134.
12. Tractatus de morbis equorum curandis. Imperfect at the beginning,
f. 141.
13. Herbarium ; commencing " Strignus. hoc est unalupina," etc. Im-
perfect at the end. f. 143. A copy of the same also at f. 151 b.
14. Fragmentum ovangelii apocryphi, f. 151.
At the beginning and later in the volume have been inserted
2 z 2
Digitized by
708
ADDITIONAL MSS., 22,637, 22,638.
medical prescriptions in hands of the 14th century. At the end of
the Thesaurus Paupenm (f. 46 b) is written, " Quinol auir im bon
tractat queay nouellamens trobat qnay trat dellibre ancias."
Vellum ; xiiith and xivth centt. ; with coloured figures of plants,
landscapes, etc,, at the beginning. Small Quarto.
22,637, 22,638. ''Hecueil de pieces originales du Traits d' Utrecht:
form^ par J[ean] A [mold] de Solemacher, Seigneur de Numedey,
Conseiller d'Etat prive, Directeur du Conseiller Aulique de TElec-
torat de Cologne, Envoy6 Extraordinaire aupr^s des Etatn Geii6-
raux, t?t Pl^nipotentiaire au Traits de Paix 6 Dec 1709-26 Apr.
1713. Dutch, Oer., Fr. and Lat. Partly printed. Two volumes.
Paper. Folio. Most of the papers are dispatches, addressed to
Solemacher by the Chapter of Cologne, with various enclosures, and
drafts or copies of his replies, llie following contain original
autographs: —
22.637. Vol. I. 1. Freedom from paying certain duties, granted to the
Envoys from Cologne, Andreas Eschenbrender, and Johan Arnold
Solemacher ; Hague, 5 Dec. 1709. Signed by Simon van Beaumont.
Dutch ; with the smaller seal of the States, f. 2.
2. Extract uy t 't register der resolution van de Ho. Mo. Heeren
Staten Generael der Vereenigde Nederlanden," relative to tlie
Envoys of Cologne ; 20 Feb. 1712. Attested by J[ohan] van Wel-
deren [Heer van Ubbergen, etc,], and [Francois] Fagel, Greffier of
the States-General. Dutch, f. 3.
3. Letters to Solemacher from J. Conradt Norff, Minister for Liege at
the Hague ; Hague, 2 Feb. and 17 May, 1712. Ger. ff. 21, 219.
4. Dbpatches and Minutes of Acts passed in the Chapter of Cologne,
addressed to the Envoys at Utrecht, or (after Feb. 1712, f. 52)
to Solemacher alone; Cologne, 22 Feb.-l Nov. 1712. Signed by
J. A. G. Saur. Ger, ; with Chapter seal, ff. 38, 44, 62, 68, 127,
142, 143, 183, 204, 226, 317, 369, 398, 432, 446, 647, 660, 666.
5. Letter from Saur to Solemacher; Cologne, 8 Apr. 1712.
Ger. f. 72.
6. Drafts of dispatches to be sent to the States-General, with tbe signa^
ture of Solemacher; Hague, 21 Mar. and 28 Sept. 1712. Fr. ff.
116, 425.
22.638. Vol. II. 1. Dispatches from J. Conradt Norff, Minister for
Liege at the Hague, to Solemacher; Hague, 4-29 Nov. 1712. Ger.
ff. 16, 65, 93, 101, 111, 121.
2. Dispatches and Minutes of Acts passed in the Chapter of Cologne,
addressed to Solemacher; Cologne, 11 Nov. 1712-18 Apr. 1713.
Signed J. A. G. Saur. Ger,; with seals, ff. 56, 59, 70, 74, 122,
ADDITIONAL MSS., 23,638-22,640. 709
166, 226, 232, 236 b, 236, 252, 284 [imp.], 365, 375, 438, 439, 520,
661.
3. Two letters, without address, one tigned Andr[ea8] Esohen-
brender," n.d., and the other Eschenbreuder,'* dat. Vienna, 14
Dec. 1712. Oer. ff. 71, 218.
4. Two letters, probably to Solemacher, from V[go] F[ranz, Graf
von Konigseck, Dean of Cologne, and] Bishop of Leitmeritz [near
Prague]; Cologne, 15 Nov. 1712, and 31 Jan. 1713. Ger. ff. 95,
356.
6. Letter from Hymmen, Fiiissian Envoy at the Hague, to Sole-
macher; Hague, 25 Nov. 1712. Fr. f. 114.
6. Letter from de Lampen, on the part of Prince Eugene, to Sole-
macher; Anaheim, 27 Nov. 1712. Fr. f. 115.
7. Letter from Ph[ilipp] Ludw[ig]» G[raf] v[on] Sinzendorff, Obrist-
Hof-Eantzler of the Empire, to Solemacber; Hague, 6 Deo. 1712.
Oer. f. 139.
22.639. Original papers relating to the Company of the Mines Boyal
in Jamaica, originated by William Wood, afterwards notorious as
the patentee of Wood's Halfpence ; 1726, 1727. Among the contents,
which are chiefly memoranda, proposals, accounts, receipts, etc,^
are the following original papers and letters, etc, : —
1. Scheme for remodelling the affairs of the Company, by William
Wood, the manager, f. 3.
2. Propasals of Dr. Henry Barham, F.R.S., and a draft of the terms
to be offered him, as " Essay Master or Mineral Master-General,"
etc, ff. 18, 20.
3. Letters from William Wood, Manager of the Company, to
Charles Long, of Longville, Jamaica, and Hurts Hall, co. Suffolk,
M.P. for Dunwich {d. 1723) ; 24 Aug. 1720-30 Mar. 1722, ff. 30-147,
passim; — Jane, Lady Modyford, relict of Sir Thos. Modyford, Bart.,
and 2nd wife of Charles Long; 10 Mar. [1721?], f. 36 ;— Colonel
Long ; 23 May, 1721, f. 40 ;— Francis Melmoth, merchant; London,
27 Oct. 1725-9 June, 1727, ff. 98-104.
4. Letter from Chambers Slaughter, merchant, to Charles Long ;
24 Aug. 1720, f. 144.
At f. 207 is the signature, attached to an indenture dat 9 Oct. 1721,
of Sir John Fryer, Bart., Lord Mayor of London.
Paper ; 1720-1730. Folio. Presented hy Charles Edward Long, Esq.
22.640. CcLLECTiON of political pieces, mostly in verse ; 1674-1 718 ; said
to have been selected (and some of them composed) by John Greene,
of King's Lynn, in Norfolk. They begin with a ballad written in
1674, entitled "The Countrjmans Disoourpc vpon Lynn Election,"
which is followed by heroic verses " Vpon the same," verses against
710
ADDITIONAL MS8., 22,64L
Dr. Sacheverel, other verses " Vpon Lynn Election dat. 1711, 1712,
etc. Tho pieces in prose consist of correspondence between the
Mayor and Corporation of Lynn and the Dake of Norfolk in 1688,
Corporation addresses to Queen Anne and George I. in 1713 and
1715, etc. A John Greene was Mayor of Lynn in 1709. Paper;
xviiith cent. Folio.
22,641. Transcripts of 19 charters, of the xiith-xivth centt., formerly
in the Cotton and D*Ewes collections ; with tracings of the seals ;
made from a volume, belonging to the Earl of Winchilsea, " con-
taining facsimile transcripts of 529 ancient charters, accompanied
by drawings of the Seals appended to them," in order to supply
deficiencies in the Cotton and Harley collections. Included is
also a transcript of a pretended epistle from Pope Conbtantine
(708-715) to Brihtwald, Archbishop of Canterbury (692-731), taken
from the same volume, where it is headed, ** Ex authographo in
Bibliotheca Arundeliana," f. 43. The last transcript is written and
annotated by Sir Fred. Madden. Paper; 1858. Folio.
ADDITIONAL MANUSCRIPTS
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1859.
22,642-22,658. Collkctions for a History of the County of Lancaster,
by William John Roberts, of Anghton, in the same county. In
seventeen volumes. Paper. Folio, Quarto, and Duodecimo. Be-
queathed by W, J. Boherts, Esq.
22.642. 1. " ViLLARE Lancastri^," arranged alphabetically under the
hundreds of Amoundemess, f. 2; — Blackburn, f. 4 b; — Lej^land,
f. 8 Lonsdale, f . 9 b ;— Salford, f. 14 b West Derby, f. 19 b.
2. " 6ibliothec8B Lancastriee, authorities for investigating the histoiy
and antiquities of Lancashire," f. 23.
22.643. Extracts from MSS. and printed books illustrative of the
general and parochial history of the county from the earliest period
to 1846. Paper. Folio. '
22.644. Collections for the parishes of Altcar and Aughton in the
hundred of West Derby, with dmwings of Altcar church and
rectory ; and the arms and genealogy of the family of Plumbe, of
Aughton.
22.645. *' Collections relative to the Town of Liverpool." Prefixed
is an engraving of the town from the west, in 1680, and at f. 3 an
index of contents.
22.646. Collections for the history of the parish of Walton, and its
separation from that of Liverpool.
22.647. ** A Catalogue of Books and Papers concerning the Town
of Liverpool, with a list of an illustrative collection of Maps,
Views, Portraits, etc., presei'ved in the Library of the Athenaaum,
m.d.cccxxxiil" Copied from the original MS. compiled by William
BoBcoe Jones, Librarian.
712
ADDITIONAL MS8., 22,648-22,661.
22.648. ** OoT.LECTANEA relative to the History and Antiquities of the
Parish of Oiinskirk, Lancashire, by William John Koberts, with
de igns of Arms, Seals, Antiquities, Views of Public Edifices, etc.,
Liverpool, 1819.*'
22.649. " The History of the Parish of Ormskirk," with drawings and
views.
22.660. CoLLECTi02fS from "Manuscripts relative to •the Priory of
Bnrscough in the parish of Ormskirk and County Palatine of Lan-
caster, including the MS. gift of my late valued friend, Matthew
Gregsnn, Esq. F.S.A. Also my account of the Priory. William
John Roberts with engraved portraits and views, and a table
of contents.
22.661. Original coRUEdi oni ence of W. J. Roberts ; 1821-1845, viz. : —
1. Matthew Gregson to Dodd; Liverpool, 28 July, 1821, f. 5.
2. Thomas Dunham Wliitaker, Vicar of Whalley ; Holme, near Burn-
ley, 24 Oct. 1821 ; with seal and portrait, f. 10.
3. Rev. J. T. Allen, Librarian of Chetham College, Manchester; The
Parsonage, High Leigh, near Knutsford, 13 Dec. 1821, f. 13.
4. George Wignall, parish clerk ; Ormskirk, 5 Deo. 1822, f. 14.
5. E[dward] Bootle W ilbraham, M.P.; Lathom House, 1 Feb. 1823;
with «eoZ, f. 16.
6. Richard Smith ; Bold Street and The Mount, 23 Feb. 1823-30 May,
1826, passim.
7. J. R. Weeton to Matthew Gregson ; Bolton, 13 May, 1823, £ 19.
8. Edward Baines; Leeds, 5 Jan. 1824, 1 Jan. 1830; with seal, ff.
29, 74.
9. Thomas AUport ; Liverpool, 28 Feb. 1824, f, 32.
10. William Hamper; Highgate, near Birmingham, 28 Dec. 1824;
with seal, f. 36.
11. Mrs. Trevor ; Eastham Vicarage, 13 Jan. 1825, f. 37.
12. J. R. Weeton; Leigh, 18 Nov. 1826-20 Sept. 1827; with seals,
ff. 39, 58-72.
13. Messrs. Nichol and Son; [Lichfield], 30 Dec. 1825; with seal,
ff. 41.
14. T. K. Glazebrook ; Orford Lodge, Warrington, 21. 22 Nov. 1826 ;
with seals, ff. 53, 56.
15. lUchard Aukers; London, 5 Apr. 1830, f. 76.
16. J. Lingard to Rev. W. Elstob; French wood, near Preston, 27 July
[1830], f. 78.
17. William Roscoe Jones; Athensenm [Liverpool], «,a., f. 82.
18. Rev. William Elstob; 38 Gill Street [Liverpool], 27 Feb. 1833,
f. 84.
19. J. G. Underbill ; n.f?., and Liverpool, 21 Nov. 1833, ff. 86, 89.
Digitized by
ADDITIONAL MSS., 23,662-22,658. 713
20. Jos. B. Yates ; West Dingle, 28 Deo. 1839, f. 92.
21. Thomas Moule ; St. James Palaoe, 21 Apr. 1845, f. 94.
Interspersed are a few armorial drawings, pedigrees, and me-
moranda.
22.662. ** Visitation of the county Palatinate of Lancaster, by William
Flower ; NoiToy, 10th Elizabeth, 1567 ; transcribed by W. J. Eoberts,
Liverpool." ^
22.663. ** NoTiTiA of the Families of the County Palatine of Lancaster,
compiled from Heraldic Visitations, Ordinaries of Arms, Genealo-
gical and Topographical Manuscripts and Printed Works relative to
the county, by William John Boberts, Liverpool et Aughton."
Arranged alphabetically in a tabulated form.
22.664. Marriages, Christenings, and Burials of Bold family from
1540, being the first Begister kept at Famworth Church, up to the
present time 1673.
22,666. 1. A brief Journal of the Siege against Latham House [1643],
transcribed from a Manuscript in the hands of E[dward] B[aw-
stome] Esq. of Hutton." This account was written by Colonel
Edward Eawstorne, (Governor of the Garrison of Latham [see Harl.
MS. 2,043]. " Copied December 23rd by J. A. Syers from M. Gregson
Esqrs. copy from that of Edward Bootle Wilbraham's Esqr. of
Latham House for W. J. Boberts," f. 1.
2. " Extracts from the Begistors of the Parochial Church of Ormskirk
in the County Palatine of Lancaster. By William John Boberts,"
f. 26.
3. ** Sir William Stanley's Garland, containing His Twenty one Years
Travels through most Parts of the World, and His safe Betum
to Latham Hall." In vei-se. f. 33.
22.666. " Names of Popish Becusants convict and Papists who have
registered their estates in the county of Lancaster, together with
most of their titles, additions and places of Abode, or the Parishes or
Townships where their lands lye, and the names of the Tenants in
Possession, and an abstract or total of each Persons Estate, as tbe
same have been retomed by the Clerks of the Peace for this County
following, to the Commissioners Trustees etc. for the forfeited
estates ;" cire. 1655. Copied by W. J. Koberls from a MS. in the
possession of M. Gregson.
22.667. •'Liverpool directory for the year 1734;" a transcript by
W. J. Boberts in 1836 fix)m one written by John Jones, Librarian
of the Liverpool Athenaeum.
22,658. Memorandum-book reRj)ecting the co. of Lancaster, in the hand-
writing of W. J. BobertK ; 1840-1850.
714
ADDITIONAL MSB., 22,669—28,667.
22.659. " A TREATISE on the Domestic Furniture and interior Arrange-
ments of every Class of Houses in Great Britain from the earliest
period to the present time by W[illiam] J[ohn] Roberts Liverpool
with dedication to Eichard Tetley, Esq. ; Liverpool, 1 Jan. 1836;
with drawings. Imperfect, Paper. Folio.
22.660. Original acts of investiture granted by Guidobaldo ii. of
Montefeltro and Rovere, Duke of Urbino, to Pietro Bonarelli (»f
Ancona, and his wife Hippolita, of the territories of Orciano and
Torre; 1559-1568. La<.;with signatures of the Duke. Vellum;
with initial letters and borders, into which are introduced various
arms and devices ; two shields being also painted on the covers of
the ornamental binding, which is of an Oriental pattern. Folio.
22.661. Original commission from Leonardo Donato, Doge of Venice
[1606-1612] to Pietro Lipomano to be Podesta of Chiozza, near
Venice. Ital. Vellum. An allegorical painting is inserted at the
beginning. Quarto.
22.662. " Regla y Ordenan5as d' la confradia de Senor S. Miguel y
Sant Benito y Santa Maria Magdalena" at Burgos; 1 June 1596;
followed by confirmations of the rule and privileges of the con-
fraternity at various visitations down to 20 Sept. 1682. Vellum ;
with three miniatures and illuminated initials. In the original
stamped binding ; with brass bosses and clasps. Large Octavo.
22.663. Drawings in water-colour of German costumes. Vellum. In
Dutch binding; with the book-plate of "Robert Lang, Bristol;"
xviiith cent. Quarto.
22.664. Drawings in water-colour of monastic costumes. Fr. Vellimi;
xvmth cent. Small Quarto.
22.665. 1. •* Cantuaeia Sacra;" or history of Christ Church, Can-
terbury, by Nicholas Battely, Vicar of Bekesbourne, co. Kent.
Printed as the 2nd part of his enlarged edition of " Somner*s Anti-
quities of Canterbury ;" London. Folio. 1703. flf. 1-178.
2. Series Chorepiscopomm Cantuariensium ab anno 1035 " to 1375,
ff. 179-183.
3. Eegistrum Ecclesias Christi in Cantuaria, reoonditum in archivis
dieted Ecclesiss/' ff. 184-194.
Paper ; xviith cent. ; in the autograph of the Eev. N. Battely. Folio.
22.666. Supplement to " Gunton's History of the Church of Peter-
borough." Fol. 1686. In the autograph of Simon Patrick, Dean of
Peterborough. Paper; xviith cent. Folio.
22.667. "Liber Memorandordm et reforcntiarum 1 Jan. 1773-1 Nov.
ADDITIONAL MSB.. 22,668—82,678.
715
1784: the commonplaoe-book of the Kev, John Bowie, of Ide-
merstone, co. Wilts ; with an alphahetical index at the end. Paper.
Quarto.
22.668. Tract ATUs medioi, scilicet : —
1. Johannitii Isagoge in parvam artem Oaleni, f. 2.
2. Prognostica Hippocratis, f. 11.
3. Liber Tegni Galeni, f. 18.
4. Magistri Bartholomaai Praotica, f. 40.
5. " Pomum ambr[osi]e," sen de syrupis, f. 82.
6. PrsQ&tio ad tractatum medicum. Imperfect, f. 84 b.
7. Lumen anime circa hoc dulcissimum nomen jocundis6imumque
Marie." Imperfect, f. 85.
8. Eeceptae medicsB. Imperfect, f. 89 b.
9. De herbis medicinalibus. Imperfect, f. 95.
10. Petri de Musaria Praxis medioa, £ 98.
11. NotsB medicsB, f. 123.
12. Cura diuersarum infirmitatum corporis, et prime de capite :
scriptus in Eathibor [in Silesia] H^.cccf .xxxiiii seu Eogerii Par-
mensis Practica magna. Imperfect, f. 124.
Vellum ; xiiith and xivth centt. The fly-leaves contain instruments
relating to churches and monasteries in Wladislawon and Plotzk,
in Poland. On f. 1 is written " Liber Magistri Johannis Poloni."
Octavo.
22.669. Claudii Galeni opera qusedam, scilicet : —
1. De ingenio sanitatis libri x-xiv. At the end is the colophon,
-^^ Explicit quod deficiat hie prius de translatione Burgundionis
huius quartidecimi terrapeutice facultatis, complete translatum per
Magistrum Petrum Paduanum," flp. 1-27.
2. De complexionibus, £f. 28-45.
3. De malicia complexionis diverse, ff. 45 b-47 b.
4. De bona habitudine, f. 47 b.
5. De juvamentis membrorum, ff. 49-72.
Yellam. Written in Italy in the xivth cent., in double columns ;
with illuminated initials. Belonged formerly tp Weissenau Abbey,
in Swabia. Folio.
22.670. Treatise on medical botany, in Bohemian, On f. 1 is a note,
" Manuscriptum hocce verosimiliter saeculo xv p. C. oxaratum
done accepit C.E. Povondra anno mdcccix Moravo-Triboviae a filio
praxatoris Biscupicensis Pazorny, tunc temporis Gymnasie Tribo-
viensis quartaB classis discipulo. Continet varia remedia, supersti-
tiosa quoque, contra morbos varios. Est lingua bohemica concin-
natum." Paper. In double columns ; xvth cent. Folio.
For descriptions of Nos, 22,671-22,673, see the Catalogue of Oriental MSS,
716
ADDITIONAL MSS., SS,674-2S,676.
22,674. 1. Commencement of the biographical article, "Thomas TTol-
lis," in the "Examen Critique et complement des dictionnaires
historiques les plus r^pandos," by Antoine Alexandre Barbier.
Paris, 1820. Holograph; with a marginal note by his son Olivier.
2. Fragment of a legend respecting the Creation, in the handwnting
of Joseph Basile Bernard van Praet, President du Conservatoire do
la Biblioth^que Boyale ; with a receipt at the back signed by him ;
9 Oct. 1832.
Paper. Folio. Presented by Mom. Olivier Barbier.
22,676. Copies of law cases, with opinions of Sir Thomas Pengelly
[Serjeant-at-law, afterwards Chief Baron of the Exchequer] ; May,
1719-Oct. 1726. In the original vellum binding, with the lioyal
aims stamped in gold on the covers. Paper. Polio. Presented by
the Bev, John Webb.
22,676-22,678. Papers relating to the Island of Jamaica ; 1662-1791.
Paper. Folio. Presented by O, E. Long, Esq.
22,676. Miscellaneous PAPERS ; 1662-1765:—
1. List of the dates of the Commissions of the several Governors ; 1662-
1738, f. 1.
2. Heads of public Acts passed in 1681, f. 3.
3. " Eeasons oflfered for removing Seat of Government from Spa[nish]
Town to Kingston circ. 1694, f. 6.
4. Copies of messages from the Assembly to Government ; 10 Feb.
171f, flf. 16, 17.
5. Extract of a Minute of Council dismissing the Assembly ; 1 1 Feb.
1715, f. 19.
6. Copy of the Merchants' Petition to Peter Hey wond, the Governor,
and the Council of Jamaica ; 3 Sept. 1716, f. 22.
7. Observations on the necessity and usefullness of Pacquet Boats to
America;" 1719, f. 23.
8. The Plan for the West India Packet Boats ; 1719, f. 24,
9. Duplicate of waixant signed by George I. and countersigned by [John,
Lord] Carteret, as Secretary of State, to Sir Nicholas Lawes, Governor,
and the Council of Jamaica, for the payment of a debt due to James
Knight, late Receiver-General of the Island; 19 Mar. 172|; with
seal, f. 25.
10. Petition of John Stewart and Jonathan Perrie, agents to the
African Company, against the tax on negroes ; 1723, f. 28.
11. The case of the African Company, with proposals and reasons for
extending the British trades in Africa, and an account of the ports
and settlements on the Gold Coast. Printed, f. 29.
12. Agreement at Bristol for adjusting the taxes on Sugar; 1724.*'
PrinUd. f. 36.
ADDITIONAL MSS., 23,676—22,678. 717
13. Memorials and petitions of merchants to the Lords Commis-
sioners of Trade and Plantations, relative to the African trade,
f. 39.
14. Correspondence of [Henry Bentinck] Dnke of Portland, as Go-
vernor, with the Council, relative to the Deficiency Bill [1725],
15. Petitions, memoranda, observations, and official correspondence
relative to the trade navigation ; revenues arising from estates ; the
importatiQii of wines and other goods and merchandize ; addresses
of the Council, etc. ; 1725-1730, f. 66.
16. Copies of proposals, letters with translations, and other official
dvxiuments relative to vessels engaged in trade or cruising off the
West India Islands and America; 1737, f. 120.
17. " Proposals for increasing the number of White inhabitants, and for
promoting the further settlement of the Island of Jamaica," f. 141.
18. Letter from the justices and vestry of the parish of St. Cathe-
rine's to Mrs. Bathsha Beckford, on a donation to the Spanish
Town Free School ; 9 Feb. 1743, with a list of subscribers, f. 145.
19. Warrant of Edward Trelawny, Governor, for appointment • of
Samuel Williams as Secretary and Notary Public ; St. lago de la
Vega, 26 Mar. 1744 ; signed, with seal, f. 149.
20. Affidavits of Patrick Yeaman, Alexander Mountier, and Andrew
Stewart, owners and captain of the trading sloop •* Jane," relative
to her capture by a Spanish man-of-war; 15 and 18 Mar. 174f,
21. Extracts from Governor Trelawny's speeches to the Council and
Assembly ; and memoranda on the Additional Duty Bill ; 1-8 May,
1747, f. 153.
22. *' A summary account of the Proceedings between the Governor
and Assembly of Jamaica; 1764 and 1765," f. 154.
23. Eemai'ks on the quantity and value of the product of the Island
of Jamaica," f. 160.
24. Estimate for printing the laws of Jamaica, f. 162.
25. Subscriptions for a fire-engine in Harbour Street, Kingston, f. 165.
22.677. Letters of James Knight, C. Long, and planters and mer-
chants of Jamaica, relative to affairs of the island ; 18 Mar. 1725-
19 Aug. 1789 [see Add. MSS. 12,402-12,421.]
22.678. CoRRESPONDEXCE of Thomas Dancer, M.D , island botanist, with
Edward Long [late Judge of the Vice-Admiralty Court in Jamaica]
and Samuel More, Secretary to the Society of Arts in London, upon
scientific matters; 8 Apr. 1787-20 July, 1791. At f. 19 is Dr.
Dancer's Account of the Jamaica Cinnamon tree and at f. 35 an
alwtruct of an oration delivered at a board of directors under the
f. 47.
f. 151.
718
ADDITIONAL MSS., 22,679, 22,680.
new Act (1789) respecting the Bath and the Botanic Garden in
Jamaica; 1 Mar. 1790."
22.679. Ofhcial ijitters and papers relative to public affairs at New
York ; 19 Dec. 1764-9 Oct. 1768. Among them are—
1. ** Objections offered by the Magestrates of New York to his Honor
the Lieiit.-Govemor in Council against a Commission of the Peace
being issued for the City and County of New York 1 9 Dec. 1764 ;
with signatures, f. 1.
2. Petition of members of the Mohheekunnuck tribe of Indians to Sir
Henry Moore, Bart., Governor of the Province of New York ; Stock-
bridge, 1 Apr. 1765, f. 4.
3. Letters to Sir Henry Moore from— Jared Ingersoll ; New Haven,
3 Jan., 14 July, 1766, ff. 8, 21 ;— Francis Bernard ; Boston, 23 Feb.,
29 May, 18 Dec. 1766, ff. 9, 14, 36 Alexander Colville, Lord Col-
vill; Romney, Halifax, 17 Apr. 1766, f. 12 William Pitkin;
Hartford, 4 June, 1766, f. 16 Abraham Lott ; New York, 14 Nov.
1766, f. 31 Peter Hasenclever ; New York, 11 May, 1768, f. 38 ;
— Sir William Johnson ; Johnson Hall, 20 July, Fort Stanwix,
20 Sept. 1768, ff. 42, 46;— Captain Samuel Holland; Quebec,
9 Oct. 1768, f. 50.
4. Answer of the General Assembly of New York to Sir H. Moore's
metsage on 17 Nov. 1766, f. 33.
6. Proclamation of George iii. for the establishment of a corporation
for relief of widows and children of clergymen in communion
with the Church of England in America; 1768, f. 52.
6. Draft of letter from Sir H. Moore to Lord , upon Ihe state of the
Chancery Court at New York, f. 56.
Paper. Folio. Presented hy the same.
22.680. MiSTELLAiiEOUS PAPERS relating to America; 1739-1772.
Among them are—
1. Plan of a secret expedition to Panama ; n.d., £ 1.
2. Plan for attack at Porto Bello, on the Isthmus of Panama ; [21 Nov.
1739], f. 3.
3. Belation of the siege of Carthagena, by a Spanu»h officer ; 1 6 Mar.-
20 Apr. 1740, f. 5,
4. " Beasons humbly oflfer*d for fortifying Port Royal harbour in S.
Carolina and for erecting an Hospital and Store houso8 there," f. 11.
5. " A short Abstract of the Contract for transporting a Numlier of
Swiss to S. Carolina," f. 14.
6. ** Proposals for paying off all Plantation Bills or Paper Currency in
his Majesty's Colonies and Plantations in America ; and ibr the duo
Application of the Money granted by Parliament to the four New
England Provinces and Colonies for reimbursing their expence in
the Cape Breton expedition [1758], f. 16.
ADDITIONAL MSS., 22,681-22,688.
719
7. Some extracts from Robert Henry's " History of Great Britain," rela-
tive to the early constitntioii of England with regard to colonial
government, f. 18.
8. Notes upon the shipping, trade, and territorial extent of America
and various European states in 1769 and 1772, £ 22.
Paper. Folio. Presented by the aarne.
22,681-22,685. A transcript of the **Historia de las Indias" of
Fray Bartholom^ de las Casas, Bishop of Chiapa, in Mexico ; [1544-
1651]. Paper. Five volumes ; xixth cent. Folio.
22.686. l.Copits of ancient inscriptions, priBcipallj" in Italy, with
some in Spain and Portugal, &, 1-65.
2. " De iiiterpretandis Romanorum literis,'* f. 66.
3. Abbreviations of proper names, f. 79 b.
4. De ponderibus et numeris, f. 80.
5. Litere singulares in lege civili," f. 81.
Vellum ; written in Mar. 1513. In the original Italian binding
with gilt tooling and brass comei*s. Small Quarto.
22.687. 1. ITiERONYMi Cardani, Medici Mediolanensis, Metoposcopia :
pen-and-ink drawings of human heads and faces, with marks indica-
tive of their destinies and a description in LcUin^ with a preface, f. 2.
2. " Juhannis Baptistaa Porta3 Neapolitani Methoposcopiad liber unus
singularis." lUd. f. 100.
Paper; xvuth cent. Small Quarto.
22.688. Original letters and papers addressed to General Pasquale
Paoli, President and Commander-in-Chief of the National Guard in
Corsica, and Mayor of Bastia, on the affairs of Corsica ; 1794-1797.
1. [Samuel Hood, Baron] Hood [Admiral and Commander-in-Chief in
the Mediterranean]; "Victory," Martello Bay, Bastia Eoads and
St. Fiorenzo, 17 Feb.-27 May, 1794, ff. 1, 5, 7, 11, 15, 25, 28-32, 35,
37, 41, 50-59, 62, 64, 68, 72-77, 85, 87, 91.
2. [Sir] D[avid] Dundas, Lieut.-General ; St. Fiorenzo, Camp Bernard,
22 Feb.-2 Mar. 1794, ff. 3, 9, 13.
3. Giovan Carlo Giera e Figlio, Valle e Borghini, and David De Montel,
merchants at Livomo; Livomo, 3 Mar. 1794. Ital, f. 17.
4. Horatio Nelson [Captain, afterwards Admiral Viscount Nelson] ;
" Agamemnon," off Bastia, 6 Mar. 1794, f. 21.
5. J[ohn] N[ichol8on] Inglefield [Captain, R.N.] ; " Victory " in St. Fio-
renzo, 17 Mar., 11 May, 1794, ff. 27, 66.
6. [Sir] Gilbert Elliot [Bart., Viceroy of Corsica, and afterwards Earl
of Minto] ; " Victory," Bastia Roads, 8 Apr.-25 Dec. 1794. Fr. and
Eng. ff. 39-46, 96, 104, 106.
7. S[amuel Cranston] Goodall, Admiral ; ** Prinoees Royal," 25 Apr.
1794, f. 47.
720
ADDITIONAL MSS., 22,688—22,710.
8. Merly ; Sassari, 6 May, 1794. ltd. f, 60.
9. France800 Seratti ; Livorno, 12 May, 1794. lUd. f. 70.
10. [William Henry Cavendish Bentinck, 3rd Dnke of] Portland
[Secretary of State]; London, 17 Oct. 1794, 26 Feb. 1796, ff.
98, 118.
11. [Hon.] Ch[arle8] Stuart [afterwards 3rd Marquess of London-
derry] ; Bastia, Richmond Park, 31 Jan. 1796, 2 Nov. 1796, ff. 108,
128.
12. Frederick North [afterwards 6th Earl of Guilford]; Bastia,
3 Sept. 1796. Ital. f. 110.
13. J[ohn] Moore [Lieut-Colonel] ; Corte, 6 Oct 1795, f. 114.
14. VV[ilIiam] Hotham [Admiral, afterwards Lord Hotham]; Bri-
tannia, St. Fiorenzo Bay, 8 Oct 1796, f. 116.
Letters of General Paoli occur at ff. 33, 49, 89, 92, 120, 130, and are
dated St. Florent, Furiani Rostino, and London, 29 Mar. 1794-22
Sept 1797. Eng., Ital. and Fr.
At f. 78 are the ** Articles of Capitulation of the garrison and town
of Bastia in Corsica, 1794," and at f. 132 is the draft of an account
of Corsican affairs ; 1789-1791. lUd. Paper. Folio.
For deacriptuma of Nos. 22,889-22,707, see the Catalogue of Oriental MSS.
22.708. Statuta ANOUiE; tempp. Hen. UI.-Edw. III. Imperfect.
The fly-leaves contain household twxjounts of a priory, apparently
Kenilworth, oo. Warwick, in the xvth cent. Vellum ; xivth cent.
It foimerly belonged to John Gierke, xvth cent., and to Henry
Bossevile, xvith cent The name of Kichard Pere, clerk of Evesham,
of the xvth cent, also appears on the fly-leaves. Octavo.
22.709. Tractatus theolooici, scilicet : —
1. Septem itinera eternitatis, f. 2.
2. " Opus Magibtri Richardi de Sancto Victore super Apocalypsin "
scriptum in festo Gregorii Papad [12 Mar.] 1417, f. 103.
3. Tractatulus de oaiitate editus a magistro Bichardo de Sancto
Victore," f. 234.
4. Explicatio lapidum pretiosorum in D. Johannis Apocalypsi, xxi. 19,
20, f. 245.
5. Gregorius [magnus] in sexta parte Mcralium Job,*' f. 245 b.
Paper. "Anno Domini 1493 usque 97 bio liber transcriptus."
** Ex bibliotheca Anton. Ful. von der Hards." In the original
German binding of hogskin with clasps. Octavo. Presented by Edtoard
Steere, Curaie of Skpgness,
22.710. "The Farewell; a new Poem by an old Poet, in Twelve
Parts. Addressed to Artists and Poets, and inscribed to the Memory
of the late Laureate [Robert Southey]; 13 Oct 1845." By Isaac
Gompertz. Autograph. Paper. Quarto. Presented by the auihor^s
executors.
ADDITIONAL MSS., 21,816—21,831.
of those formerly belonging to the monastery of Ely ; 37 Hen. YIII.,
6. Index to Welsh records, from a book in the Augmentation Office,
compiled by Owen Davies in 1787, f. 98.
7. " Botulus de diversis Concessionibns certis diversis personis per
dominum Regem nunc Henricum VII. de diverais dominiis, maneriis,
terris, tenementis et aliis possessionibus, concessis."
Paper ; xixth cent. Folio.
21,316-21,321. Memoranda of searches made by John Caley, Keeper
of Records in the Augmentation Office, for various persons, relating
to endowments, tenures, etc. In six volumes. Paper; xviiith
and xixth centt. Octavo.
21,322. 1. Index of ancient charters in the Augmentation Office;
by John Caley, f. 1.
2. Calendar of the manor rolls, in the same office, f. 100.
Paper. 1802. Folio.
21.823. Index of places to miscellaneous charters in the Augmentation
Office. Paper ; xixth cent. Folio.
21.824. Index of places to miscellaneous records in the Augmentation
Office ; by J. Caley. Paper ; xixth cent. Folio.
21.825. Index to the Bolls of Concealments, temp. Elizabeth ; in the
Augmentation Office ; made by J[olm] Caley, Keeper of the RecordvS,
A.D. 1794." Paper. Quarto.
21.326. 1. Index to the Bolls of Concealments ; temp. Elizabeth." A
copy of the preceding volume, f. 1.
2. Index to grants of estates se<}uestered tempore ItUerregni^ to be
found upon the Close Bolls," f. 45.
Paper; xixth cent. Folio.
21.327. Calendars of the surveys, and particulars of sale, of the
estates of Charles I., his Queen, and the Prince of Wales ; compiled
by John Caley. Paper ; xixth cent. Folio.
21.828. " A CALENDAR to the Parlifimentary Surveys remaining in
the Augmentation Office by John Caley. Paper ; xviiith cent.
Octavo.
21.829, 21,380. An inventory of the public records preserved in the
Chapter House at Westminster ; 1807, 1808. Two volumes. Paper.
Quarto.
21,331. Calendar to the grants by Privy Seal ; 32-34 Hen. VIII., and
1-17 Car. I. With an index of places prefixed. Paper; xixth
cent. Folio.
MSS 1856. 2 A
f. 84.
364 ADDITIONAL MSS., 21,332-21,341.
21,332, 21,333. Calendar of grants by Privy Seal ; 32-34 Hen. Vni.
With an index of places, in a separate Yolume. Paper ; xixth cent.
Folio.
21.334. CALEfjDAR of grants by Privy Seal ; 2-19, 43-45 Eliz. With
an index of places. Paper ; xixth cent. Folio.
21.335, 21,336. Calendar of grants by Privy Seal; temp. Jac. I. With
an index of places, in a separate volume. Paper; xixth cent.
Folio.
21.337. Another copy of the same calendar, with index prefixed. At
£ 176 b is added a list of property granted in fee to the trustees of
Sir Allan Appesley ; 5 Car. I. Paper ; xixth cent. Folio.
21.338. Eegister of names of persons, with references to their counties,
in the Inquisitiones post Mortem tempp, Eliz. and Jac. I. Paper ;
xixth cent. Folio.
21.339. Indexes and registers of various miscellaneous documents in the
Chapter House, Westminster, comprising charter rolls, ministers*
accounts, receivers' accounts. Privy Seals, etc. Among them the
following may be noticed : —
1. Copy of the " Placita coram Kege 1-5 Edw. III., f. 52.
2. Index to ministers' accounts belonging to the Court of Wards and
Liveries ; tempp. Hen. Vlll.-Car. T., f. 128.
3. Calendar of fines, co. Berks; 15-43 Edw. III., f. 179.
Paper ; xixth cent. Folio.
21.340. Indexes and calendars of miscellaneous documents in the
Chapter House, Westminster, Augmentation Office, etc. ; the greater
part being surveys, rentals, and computus rolls of escheated and
other lands ; tempp. Hen. Yl.-Hen. VIII. Many of the documents
relate to the Duchy of Cornwall. An imperfect index of places
occupies the first part of the volume. At f. 146 b is a list of bound
MS. books in the Chapter House. Paper ; xixth cent. Folio.
21.341. 1. Index to bills, answers, depositions, e/c, in the Court of
Augmentations, f. 3. *
2. Catalogue of books of records at the Chapter House, Westminster ;
1745 (?), f. 27.
3. Calcndcu: of ministers' accounts of the Court of Wards and Liveries,
4. Index to inquisitions, co. Devon ; 1754, f. 62.
5. Index of evidences, etc.^ among the records of the Court of Wards
and Liveries, f. 67,
6. Index of places to fines ; temp. Edw. II., f. 79.
7. Index of places to " Inquisitiones post Mortem " from Cole's Escheats,
in the British Museum. [Harl. MSS., 410, 411, 756-760], f. 89.
f. 29.
ADDITIONAL MSS., 21.842—21,349.
355
8. Calendar of particulars of leases, temp, Eliz., in the Augmentation
Office, f. 155.
9. Index of places [to MSS. in the Harley collection?], f. 200.
Paper; xixth cent. Folio.
21.342. Index of places to records in the King's Hemembrancer's Office.
Paper ; xixth cent. Folio.
21.343. Indexes and notes of records in Tarious offices, viz. : — Begister
of records in the Lord Treasurer's side of the Exchequer ; Index
and notes of searches relating to Eingston-on-HuU, Bristol, etc.;
Ministers' accounts of Crown lands, co. Nottingham, 13-14 Eliz. ;
Notes of records in the King's Bemembrancer'n, the Duchy of
Cornwall, and Auditor's Offices; and other miscellaneous papers.
Paper ; xixth cent. Folio.
21.344. 1. Segisteb of records in the King's Bemembiancer's Office,
2. Register of possessions of alien priories. [See Add. MSS. 6,164-
6,166.] f. 98.
9L Index of places to the County Placita, in the Tower. Imperf. f. 114.
4. Register of ministers* accounts in the Chancellor's and Pipe Rolls ;
1 Edw. I.-45 Edw. III., 38 Eliz., 5-15 Jac. I., f. 126.
5. Registers of records in the Court of Requests, and Augmentation
Office, f. 151.
6. Indexes to correspondence of John Caley, Keeper of Records, and
to miscellaneous records, f. 165.
PapcT ; xixth cent. Folio.
21,345. JIegisters, reports, and other papers of John Caley, Keeper of
Record^, relating to records and MSS. in the Chapter House,
Westminster; the King's Remembrancer's, Augmentation, Town
Clerk's, Duchies of Lancasster and Cornwall, Offices ; the Tower,
Biitish )Iuseum, and Taiious private libraries. Paper ; xixth cent.
21.346. Registers and indexes of various MSS. in the British Museum ;
with a calendar of " Records certified into Chancery and remaining
in the Chfipel of the Rolls," at f. 121. Paper ; xixth cent. Folio.
21.347. Indexes to records in the Chapter House, Westminster; to
various Additional MSS. in the British Museun*; and to the Report
of the Commissioners of Records, 1837. Paper ; xixth cent. Folio.
21.348. A REPERTORY to various sun-eys, rentals, etc., remaining in
public >ind private libraries, arranged under counties. Paper;
xixth cent. Folio.
21.349. Index, memoranda, and notes of searches among various
£ 2.
Folio.
2 A 2
356
ADDITIONAL MSS., 21,350-21,366.
records; 1685, 1740-1761; with papers of John Caley^ Keeper of
Records. An index to Add. MS. 6,510, containing grants from the
Crown, is inserted at f. 47. Paper; xvinth-xixth centt Folio.
21.350. ** A Catalogue of the Surveys in the Office of James West,
Esqr, [Auditor of the Land Bevenue Office], aiTanged alphabeti-
cally in their respective Counties, 1 793 ;" with an index of places t<>
records in the Land Bevenue Office, and other matter added at tho
end. Paper ; xixth cent. Folio.
21.351. Calendars, extracts, and notes of records in the office of tho
Duchy of Lancaster, by W. Minchin; 1821-29. Paper; xixth cent.
Folio.
21,362. Index to the Privy Council Books ; temp. Henry VIII. Paper ;
xixth cent. Folio.
21.353. 1. Calendars of treaties of peace with foreign countries and
with Scotland, deposited in the Chapter House, Westminster; partly
compiled by W. Illingworth; 1806, f. 1.
2. Calendar of records in the office of the Duchy of Cornwall, f. 113.
Paper ; xixth cent. Small Quarto.
21.354. Memoranda of searches made among the various records;
1737-1758 ; with an index. Paper. Folio.
21,365. Fratris Nicolai be Biard, sen de Byarto, Distinctiones Theolo-
gicsB. On f. 1 b is this note : ** Ego frater Guillelmus de Mailli"* huno
librum in parva libraria dissutum reperi et folia eius dispersa, in
quo xvi folia deficiebant. Dolens ergo quod sic male tractabatur,
et dubitans ne aliquis eum, ideo quia incompletus erat, umquam
vellet religare, et sic inutilis extiti&set, prsedicta xvi quse in eo
deficiebant scripsi et addidi eidem, ipsumque religavi, anno Domini
M.' cccc.xxvi**, in adventu Domini. Oretis Deum pro me." The idxteen
supplied leaves, of the last of which only a fragment remains, are
numbered flf. 82-97. The volume still retains the binding above
mentioned. Vellum; early xivth cent. Octavo.
21,356. Papers in French relating to operations of the French navy,
principally against the Algerines, viz. : —
1. Letters and memoirs of M. Amoul, Intendant G4n6ral des Galeres
de France, relating to movements of the Corsairs ; 1669, f. 1.
2. Letters and despatches with enclosures, relating to the operations
against Algiers, in lt382 and 1683, from the following officers: —
a. [Anne Hilarion de Cotentin] Chevalier de Tourville; 20 Apr.,
7 Sept. 1682. Holograph, flf. 15, 45.
b. [Abraham, Marquis de] Duquesne, Commander of the French Naval
Forces ; 1 May, 1682. Signed, f. 22.
ADDITIONAL MSS.. 21,366—21,368. 357
0. [Antoine Martin] Colbert, Knight of Malta ; 9 June, 4 July, 10 Dea
1682. Signed, ff. 34, 39, 69.
d. Camelin [Capitaine des Bombardiers] ; 28 July, 7, 9 Sept. 1682.
Signed, ff. 44, 47, 49.
e. de L'Hery, commander of "Le Prudent;" Feb. 1683. Holo-
graph, f. 71.
f. Le Chevalier de Beaujeu, commander of " Le Yaillant 14 Mar.
1683, f. 75.
g. de Belile Erard ; 24 Nov. 1683. Holograph, f. 87.
8. Letter of [Pierre, Marquis de] Villars, Ambassador Extraordinary to
Denmark, to [Jean Baptiste Colbeii] Marquis de Seignelay, relative
to salutes, etc,, on the junction of the French and Danish fleets ;
Copenhagen, 29 June, 1683. Signed. With enclosure, f. 84.
4. Instructions to the Marquis Duquesne, in command of the naval
force sent to Catalonia ; 3 May, 1684, f. 89.
5. Belation de la conduitte du Sieur Aubert, consul de la nation
Fran9oise 4 Qennes, lorsque I'arm^e du Roy a bombard^ cette
superbe ville;" 1684, f. 91.
6. Memoir on certain sums due from the Crown to Sieurs Antoine
Michel and Pierre Guiraud since the peace with Tunis; 1686, f. 97.
Paper ; xviith cent. Folio.
21,357. Contemporary copies of challenges between French and English
knights, etc. ; 1399-1424, in French, viz.
1. Antoine de Craon, Seigneur de Heilli, to Jehan de Greilli and his
comrades ; Paris, 2 Feb., 8 Apr. 1399, ff. 1, 2.
2. Jehan du Jench and others to Eadmound Thorpe and others ; n.d,,
f. 3.
3. Jehan Comuaille and another to certain French knights; n.d.^ f. 4.
4. Jen Hartuuel [John Hartwell] to the knights of Fmnce ; n.d., f. 5.
6. Proclamation in the name of the Duke of Burgundy, for silence at a
combat ; circ. 1410, f. 6.
6. Four letters between Humphrey, Duke of Gloucester, and Philip
Duke of Burgundy, on the dispute as to the Duchy of Brabant ;
Jan., March, 1424. (See Monstrelet, Chroniques, liv. II. chapp.
xxv.-xxviii.), f. 7.
7. Note of the oath to be taken by combatants that they have about
them no charm, etc., f. 11.
Paper ; xivth-xvth centt. Quarto.
21,368. 1. "CoMPTB de Girart Danchy, consiei^e de lostel du Eoy
[Charles VI.] nostre seigneur de Beauce sur Mame, de certaine
vaitselle et Joyaulx dor et dargent, a lui baillez en garde de par le
Eoy pour servir le dit seigneur en son dit hostel;" 1381-1385, f. 1.
2. Similar account of "Messire Philippe de Savo sv chevalier, cham-
Digitized by
358
ADDITIONAL MSS., 21,869-~21,86L
bellan du Roy, maistre dostel de la Royne et chastellain et garde du
chastel de Mcleun 1381-1383. Imperfect, f. 14.
3. Account of the same " de la distribucion et delivrance de certains
autres Joyaulx et yaisselle dor et dargent estans en la tour dudit
chattel de Meleun ; 1391/' f. 22.
Vellum ; xiy th cent. Quarto.
21.359. Agreement for the payment of the ransom of Jean Comte
d'Angouleme and others, hostages in England, to Thomas [Planta-
genet] Duke of Clarence, 14 Nov. 1412 ; with negociations for the
delivery of the heritages, on payment of sums still due, conducted
on behalf of Charles Due d'Orl^ns and the Comte d'Angouleme by
Raoul seigneur de Gaucourt and others ; 22 May, 1417. Signed at
the end by the Duke of Orleans. Fr, Vellum. Small Folio.
21.360. " Extra IT des titres produits par Charles de Lorraine, Comte
d'Armagnao, efc., nomQi6 Chevalier des Ordres de Sa Majeste, pour
les Preuves de sa Noblesse, devant [Louis Armand de Bourbon]
le Prince de Conty, et [Louis Hector] le Duo de Villars, Mareschal
de France, Chevaliers et Commandeurs des mSmes Ordres, Commis-
saires a ce deputez ; 22 Mars 1724." Signed and sealed by the com-
missioners, and by the Sieur Clairambault, genealogist ; with a note
of investiture, 3 June, 1724; signed hj [Jerome] Phelypeaux [Comte
de Pontchartrain], minister. The arms of Charles de Lorraine are
emblazoned at the beginning. Vellum. Folio.
21.361. Miscellaneous papers in French, tnz. : —
1. " Cest la substance de la credence donnee par [Charles] le Due de
Bourgongne k mess. Philippe de Comines, chevalier, pour dire et de-
clairer k mens. [John, Lord] de Wennelok ;"on sending an embassy
to England on the restoration of Henry VI. [1470]. The Duke's
letter to Lord Wenlock, in English, is added at the end. A modem
imiiation, f. 1.
2. Itineraries of the Emperor Charles V. in Germany, Italy, Spain, and
to Tunis ; written by one of his servants. A modem imitation, f. 3.
3. Account of velvet and woollen cloths purchased by Diego Flores,
treasurer of the houshold of Margaret of Austria, Dowager Duchess
of Savoy, for the use of the servants; 10 Dec. 1511. With the sig-
nature of the Duchess, f. 10.
4. Inventory of horses, carriages, ete., of the Queen [Mary Tudor, wife
of Louis XIL], on her arrival from England at Abbeville ; 12 Oct.
1514. A modem imitation, f. 13.
5. Accounts of expenses of Madame [Antoinette de Bourbon, daughter
of Fran9ois Comte de Vend6me, and widow of Claude de Lorraine,
first Duke of Guise]; her daughter-in-law, Madame la Marquise
[Louise de Bieux, wife of Ben^ de Lorraine, Marquis of Elboeuf] ; and
ADDITIONAL MSS., 21,362—21,369. 359
her grand-daughter, Mademoiselle [Catherine] d'Aumale [daughter
of Claude de Lorraine, due d*Aumale]; and other members of the
femily at Joinville, during March and November, 1559; with sig-
natures of Illaire de Yilliers, Sieur de la Grange, and Berthelomy de
Coussy, officers of the houshold, f. 15.
Paper. Folio.
21.362. Obituary of the benefactors of the Church of St. Martin of
Clamecy [in Nivemais], arranged under the days of the year ; with
short accounts of the saints heading the pages ; 1259-1546. La4.
and Fr. Imperfect. Extending from xiiii kal. Feb. to vii kal. Nov.
Vellum. Small Folio.
21.363. Adjudication, by decree of the Court of Parliament of Paris,
to Pierre de Rouge of the estates of Vaux, etc, settled upon the wife
and daughter of Jean Baptiste de la Haye; 5 Feb. 1714. Fr. Im-
perfect. Vellum. Small Folio.
21.364. " Le compte de la recepte de la terre de Danfront " [Domfront,
in Normandy], by Jehan de Plesance, Vicente and Receiver ap-
pointed by William Alinton, Treasurer-General of Normandy;
1419-1421. Vellum. Quarto.
21.365. Commission from Aloysio Mooenigo, Doge of Venice, appointing
Aurelio Rezonico to be Podesti of Bergamo; dat. 23 Jane, 1727.
lied. Vellum. Small Quarto.
21.366. "Manoeuvre de Tartillerie, par Dumoutier, Cap~ au Reg*
.»» treatise upon the mechanical handling of artillery, with
illustrations in water colour. Dedicated to [Louis Auguste de
Bourbon] Due du Maine. Paper ; xviiith cent. Small Quarto.
21.367. Drafts of letters from Louis XIV. of France to the Comte
de Lomont, Commandant of Dunkirk, M. d'Aubarede, Commandant
of Fort Risban, M. de Beaulieu, Commandant of Fort Louis, and
M. de L'Ecossois, Lieutenant of the Citadel of Dunkirk, ordering
the surrender of the place to the Fnglish pending the settlement of
the terms of peace; dat. 6 July, 1712. With autograph signatures
of Louis, countersigned by [Daniel Francois] Voysin [Secretary of
State for War]. Fr. Paper. Folio.
21.368. History of the kings of England, to the reign of Richard II.
Fr. Vellum roll ; xivth cent.
21.369. Deciphers of letters from [Henri de Lorraine] Due de Guise,
Charles de Lorraine] Duo de Mayenne, [Louis] Cardinal de Lor-
raine, Charles Cardinal de Vaudemont, and others of their party,
to [Philippe Emanuel de Lorraine] Due de Mercoour, Governor of
Brittany, about affairs of the League; 8 May, 1585-Aug. 1587.
Fr. Paper. Folio.
360
ADDITIONAL MSS., 21,370—21,383.
21.370. CoRRESPONDE^rcs of [Jean de Verohin] Seneschal of 1 fain ault,
with Henry IV. of England, Sir John Cornwall, and others, relative
to a proposed combat with Sir John, in 1408 ; followed by accounts
of feats of arms performed by the Seneschal, in 1404 ; and of others
in 1438-1449. Fr, Vellnm; with a miniature at the beginning;
xvth century. Folio.
21.371. Ordinances made by the Generaulz maistres des monnoies da
Eoy [Henry VI. of England] en France," regulating the coinage
and the standard of gold and silver used in various manufactures ;
drca 1422. Fr. Vellum. Quarto.
21.372. Arms, in trick, of noble and distinguished English, Scotch,
and Irish families ; with notes in Italian^ French, and Latin. Paper ;
xvnithcent. Folio.
21.373. Genealogies of the royal and noble families of France ; with
arms. Formerly belonging to Mons' Durey de Meyni^res, Presi-
dent de la Chambre des Comptes. Paper ; xvuith century. Folio.
21.374. Lettkrs of Destouches, residing at the Hague, addressed
to [the French Minister at Berlin ?] and to Mons^ de Kalie, secretary
to the Chevalier De la Touche and to [Louis Jules Barbon Mancini-
Mazarini] Due de Nivernais, French Ministers at Berlin, transmit-
ting political news from England, Holland, etc,; 27 Dec. 1755-
7 May, 1766. Paper. Folio.
21.375. Three dispatches of General [Marquis Conrad de] Hosen, in
command of James II. 's army in Ireland ; two of which are dupli-
cates, the other being dated, Dublin, 16 May, 1689 ; and a dispatch
of M. de la Hoguette, Mar^clial de Camp ; dat. Galloway, 25 Aug.
1690. Partly in cipher^ with deciphers. Paper. Folio.
21,376-21,381. Documents relating to the Iribh Brigade and some
other corps in the service of France, chiefly consisting of soldiers'
certificates and discharges, with signcUures and sedU of commanding
oflBcers and others, from 1671 to 1801, arranged in alphabetical
order. In six volumes. Paper. Folio.
21,382. Official letters and papers relating to the negotiations of
Margaret of Savoy, Archduchess of Austria and Governess of the
Low Countries, with the difl'erent States of Europe from 1467 to
1. Anthoine de Chabannes, Comfe de Dampmartin, Grant Maistre
dostel de France, to Me^ser Eaes de la Biuiere, Seigneur de Hieres;
negotiations with the Li^geois ; Dampmartin, 6 May [1467]. Fr»
Signed, f. 1.
2. Memoires pour le pais de Luxembourg memoranda of business ;
circa 1492, f. 2.
3. Louis XIL of France to Jean d'Albret, King of Navarre; Plessis
1627 :—
ADDITIONAL MSS., 21,382.
361
' les TotirR, 18 June, foi*warding letters of protection for Louis de
Beanmont, Conte de Lerin, Constable of Navarre ; Blois, 12 Oct.
1505. Fr. Oaptes. ff. 4, 5.
4. '*Memoire des plaintes qne [Katharine d'Albret] la Beyne de
Navarre fait centre Louis de Beaumont, Comte de Lerin, Gonestable
de Nauarre, 1506," f. 6.
5. " Extraict des lettres escriptes par le Boy [Louis XII.] a Hagen le
premier jour de ce present mois dauril [1505] a Monsieur le Chan-
cellier [George d'Amboise, Cardinal de Bouen]," f. 8.
6. Louis XIL of France to Henry YIT. of England ; mediation between
the King of Spain and the DiQce of Guelders ; Blois, 31 Aug. [1506].
Fr. Copy. f. 9.
7. Margaret of Savoy, Archduchess of Austria, to her father, Maxi-
milian I. of Germany [1507]. Fr. Copy. f. 11.
8. The same to [an Imperial minister?; 1507]. Fr. Copy. f. 12.
9. [Claude de Cilly, Imperial Ambassador to Spain] to Margaret of
Savoy [June, 1507]. Fr. Imperfect copy. f. 13.
10. Memoire de ce que Marguerite d'Autriche venoit demander k
TEmpereur Mazimilien pour I'affaire des alluns " [alum, 1507], f. 15.
11. " Memoire de ce que Marguerite d'Autriche venoit demander a
I'Empereur Maximilien pour le meilleur gouueruement des Fa^'sbas
pendant le voyage de cet Empereur a Bome" [1507], f. 16.
12. Breve summaiium eorum que dicta sunt oratoribus Serenissimi
Begis Anglie ex parte Sacratissime Maiestatis Cesaree " [1507], f. 18.
13. J[ohn, Lord] de Berghes, L[aurence] de Gorrevod, Sigismund
Ph[lueg], J[ohn] le Sauuaige, Andreas de Borgo, and G[eorge] de
Theimseke, Imperial Ambassadors in England, to the Archduchess
Margaret; London, 7 Dec. 1508. Fr. Signed, f. 20.
14. The Imperial Ambassador in France to the same [lo08]. Fr.
Copy. f. 22.
15. " Le double de la lettre des nouelles de larmee des Francoys ;" dat.
Co[u]r8, 18 Apr. [1509], f. 23.
16. George de Theimseke, Imperial Ambassador in England, to the
Archduchess Margaret ; London, 14, 20 June, 29 July [1509]. Fr.
Holograph. Three letters ; the last partly in cipher, ff. 24, 26, 30.
1 7. de Ca ? to Leys Barengier, Secretary to the Emperor
and the Archduchess ; 23 Sept. 1509. Fr. Holograph, f. 31.
18. Pope Julius II. to the Emperor Maximilian; Bome, 15 July, 1510.
Lat. Copy, fc 33.
19. [Claude de Cilly, Imperial Ambassador in Spain, to the same;
Nov. 1510]. Fr. Holograph, f. 34.
20. Jean Jacques [Trivulce, Marshal of France] to [Louis XII.] ; ac-
c^mnt of a battle ; dat. ** au pent do Lydes a six mille de Boul-
longne sur le chemin de lymole," 22 May [1511]. Fr. Copy.
f. 36.
362
ADDITIONAL MSS., 21,382.
21. [A military Gommandant ?] to tHe Archduchess Margaret; Bor-
chem, 29 May, 1511. Fr. Copy. f. 38.
22. Les parties appertenant a Monsieur deissestain pB^loris d*Egmont
Count d'IsEelstatn] de hemas qui sont demourez a Bruxelles en
garde en la maison iij'' bausse meuldre circa 1510. f. 41.
23. Le nombre dee gens tant de piet quant a cheual que auons
eDsemble;" with a message from M. d'lsselstaiu to [the Arch-
duchess Margaret; May, 1611]. fr. f. 42.
24. [Jacques Conchilles, Bishop of Catania? to Ferdinand of Aragon ;
Nov. 1510.] JFV. A draft, f. 43.
25. Jehan Hannart, Imperial Secretary, to the Archduchess Margaret ;
account of the battle of Havenna; ''deuant Eaueune le jour de
Pasqucs; [11 April] 1512." Fr. Holograph ; vfiih seal f. 45.
26. Maximilian [Sforza], Due de Milan, to the same; Cremona,
17 Nov. 1512. Fr. Signed; with seal f. 47.
27. List of relics exhibited in Treves Cathedral to the Emperor Maxi-
milian 1. and others; 16 April, 1512. Fr. f. 48.
28. Hector de Vicquemare to the Archduchess Margaret [9 July,
1513]. Fr. Holograph, f. 49.
29. Copia litterarum Gkorgi de Gaddis secretarii dncalis ad [ Jacobum]
Bannitium ;" of the battle of Novara ; Como, 6 June, 1513. In the
hand of Thomas Spinelly, English Ambassador to Germany, f. 51.
30. Laurens de Gorreuod, Governor of Brescia, to the Archduchess
Margaret; '*en labaye sainct Jehan ou est le logis de lempereur
deuant therouenne," 24 Aug. 1513. Fr. Signed, f. 52.
31. List of [French prisoners taken at the battle of the Spurs, 16 Aug.
1513.] Fr. f. 54.
32. [Jean CoUa, Imperial Ambassador in England ?] to the Arch-
duchess Margaret [9 April, 1514], Fr. Holograph, f. 55.
33. [Cardinal Wolsey to Lord Worcester, Cuthbert Tunstal, and Sir
Kobert Wingfield ; May, 1517]. Eng. and Fr. Copy in the hand
of Brian Tuke. f. 56.
34. Archduchess Margaret to her fetther, the Emperor Maximilian
[May, 1514]. Fr. Copy. f. 57.
35. Emperor Maximilian to his daughter the Archduchess Margaret
[15 Oct. 1513], Fr. Copy. f. 58.
36. Jaques de Caestres, Seigneur de Fiennes, Imperial Ambassador in
England, to the same; London, 14 Sept. 1514. Fr. Hblograph.
37. [Claude de Pontarlier, Seigneur de Flagey] to the same ; Couloigne,
1 May, 1514. Fr. Holograph; with seal. f. 61.
38. [A military Commandant] to the Seigneur de Fiennes ; [near
Boulogne], 4 Sept. [1514]. Fr. Copy. f. 63.
39. de Beauregard [Captain of Archers] to the Archduchess
Margaret; Zurich, 11 Jan. [1515]. Fr. Signed, f. 64.
f. 59.
ADDITIONAL MSS., 21,382.
363
40. Nicolas PerroDot [de Granvelle, Imperial Chancellor,] to the same ;
Calais, 19 Sept., 4 Oct [1521]. Fr. Hologr<vph. fF. 66, 67.
41. Ladtiis de Madame [the Archduchess Margaret], touchant lestat
des dames et fiUes que Madame Marie [of Austria] aura pour la-
compaignier a Vienne," [May, 1514], f. 69.
42. to Jehan de Mamix, Secretary to the Archduchess
Margaret; Breda, 6 April [1516], Lat. Signed " Tuus Notus."
Partly in cipher, f. 70.
43. Jaques de Luxembourg [Governor of Flanders] to the Arch-
duchess Margaret; Bruxelles, 1 April [1514]. Fr, Signed ;wii}i
holograph postscript f. 72.
44. The vice-president and councillors of the Court of Parliament at
Dole to the same; Dole, 20 Dec. 1518. Fr, Signed by [Louis]
Barangier ; with seal, f. 73.
45. J[ean] Botechon [Imperial Secretary] to the same ; Augsburg,
9 July [1518]. Fr, Holograph; with seal, f. 74.
46. " Histoire des Choses Memorables adueniiea en France, Italic et
Alemagne, du Kegne des Bois Louys XII. et Francois I. Depnis Tan
1503 jusques k Tan 1521. E mise par escript par Eobert de la Marck,
Sieur de Sedan, Mareschal de France ;" with " Extraiot des Memoires
du [M.] de Bellay liure premier." Imperfect, f. 75
47. [Bernard de Mesa, Bishop of Badajoz, and Leys de Praet, Imperial
Ambassadors in England] to the Archduchess Margaret ; London,
3 March, 1522. Fr, Yfith seal, f. 85.
48. Jan de Faletan to Guillaume des Barres; Yalladolid, 80 March
[1523]. Fr, Holograph, f. 87.
49. Loys de Praet to the Archduchess Margaret ; London, 26 April,
1523. Fr. Holograph, f. 88.
50. Loys de Praet and Jehan de Mamix to the same ; London, 5 May,
1523. Fr, Signed, f. 90.
51. Jehan de Marnix to the Archduchess Margaret; three letters;
London, 8, 26 May, 7 June, 1523. Fr, Holograph; with sedU,
ff. 92, 94, 96.
52. " Le memoire de Madame la Princesse " [Mary of Austria, to her
aunt the Archduchess Margaret ; April, 1523], f. 98.
53. Eaisons pour la neutralit6 entre Tempereur et le Duo de Lorraine
[Maximilian and Anthoine ; 1523], f. 100.
54. " Lesnouellesdu campderempereur mandees deLyon " [1523], f. 102.
55. Abstract of letter of [Francesco Soderini] Cardinal of Volterra to
Francis I. [1523]. Fr, f. 104.
56. Linfante [Ferdinand of Austria] to the Viceroy [of Naples,
Charies de Lannoy ; 1524]. Fr. Copy, f. 106.
57. Cipher and decipher of a letter of news [1524], ff. 110, 111.
58. Loys de Praet to the Archduchess Margaret ; London, 24 Jan.
[1525]. Fr, Signed; with holograph postscript f. 112.
364
ADDITIOprAL MSS.. 21,882.
69. "Lettre de rEmperenr [Charles V.] k ]& Eegente en France"
[Louiae de Savoy]; during the captivity of Francis I. ; [1525]. Fr,
Copy of minute, f. 116.
60, 61. ** Lettre du Boy de France [Francis I.] k TEmpereur Charles
V.;" 1525; and "Lettre de Madame d*Angoulesme [Louise de
Savoy] k rEmperenr " [25 March, 1525]. ' Copies, f. 118.
62. " Lettre de TEmpereur [Charles V.] au Boy de France " [20 June,
1525]. Copy. f. 119.
63. Francis I. to Charles V. [March, 1526]. Fr. Copy. f. 120.
64. '* Coppie dune lettre enuoye a Monsieur le Mareschal de Bour-
goingne" [Guillaume, Sieur de Vergy ; June-July, 1527], f. 121.
65. [Archduchess Margaret] to the Emperor [Charles Y.] ; Malines,
24 Sept. 1527. Fr. Copy ; with note of its having been sent in
cipher, f. 123.
66. " Nouuelles venant de Borne Borne, 25 Feb., and Bome, " au
palaix de Monsieur mon Maistre Larcheuesque de Nysie," 26 Feb.
[1528], ff. 127, 128.
67. [Anthoine] de la Laing [Sieur de Montigny] to the Archduchess
Margaret; Utrecht, 21 Oct. 1528; with postscript, 22 Oct. Fr,
Signed and sealed, f. 129.
68. Coppie des nouuelles dung autre coste enuoyez a Monsieur le
Mareschal " [de Bourgoigne ; 1528], f. 132.
69. " Sommaire du traicte fait auec le Due Millan " [Francesco Sforza] ;
Bologna, 23 Deo. 1529, f. 134.
70. " Sommaire de la capitulacion faicte auec Yeneciens et lighe def-
fensiue pour Italic;" Bologna, 23 Dec. 1529, f. 135.
71. " Traits entre I'Empereur Charles Y. et le Boy Francois I. ;"
Toledo, 12 Jan. 1538 [1539], f. 137.
72. Yerses on love, aud corrected draft of an order relative to the
management of Bonneval Abbey, near lliouars, on the death of the
Abbess Loyse de Chasteigner ; 1543. JFV. f. 140.
73. Diary of events at Bome, from Dec. 1589, to Deo. 1591. Fr.;
with sonnet on the conclave of 1590 after the death of Siztus V.
Ital, fit 141, 142 b.
74. Yerses on the captivity of Francis I. Fr, f. 143.
75. Yerses sur le subiect de quelques Poetos qui nont point receu
leurs penhions ceste ann^e ;*' n.d. Fr. f. 145.
76. [The Sire de Pr6aulx] Envoy from [Henri, Duo de Montmorency],
Ck>nstable of France, and [Diane] Duchesse d'Angoul^me to [the
Archduke Albert, Cardinal of Toledo, and his wife Isabella, Infanta
of Spain], Governors of the Netherlands [1610]. Fr. f. 146.
77. Henri lY. of France to the Archduke Albert [1610]. Copy. Fr.
f. 148.
78. Key to ciphers connected with the two last letters, ff. 149-152.
79. Law paper respecting the Sire de Thuars ? ; 1628. Fr. f. 153.
ADDITIONAL MSS., 21,388—21,386. 865
80. Note respecting Jehan Froissart, from a MS. of the chapter of St.
Monegunde at Chimay. Fr, f. 164.
Paper. Folio.
21.383. Accounts rendered to Pierre Rousseau, " Directour et Tresorier-
G^n^ral des Monnoies de France,'* by Mathurin Laisn^, Treasurer at
Dijon in 1696, and at Lyons, 1697-1704. Fr. Paper. Folio.
21.384. Papers in French in the handwriting of Gabriel Bory, " Chef
d'Escadre " in the navy of France, GoTemor of the Leeward Islands
and of St. Domingo, viz. : —
1. Journal of explorations by M. de Kerasoret, May->Tuly, 1763, with
descriptions of many of the smaller islands of the Bahama group, f.l.
2. Papers relating to the ships Heroine " and " H^b4," with plans ;
1755, 1756, f. 28.
3. List of the fleet on the north-west coast of France ; 1756, f. 39.
4. Signals for frigates on the same coast, f. 40.
5. Letter of M. Bory ; Paris, 26 Aug. 1775, f. 46.
6. ** Memoire d'Artillerie," f. 48.
7. " Detail g6n6ral d'un Vaisseau " f. 52.
Paper. Folio.
21.385. Pii:cBS relatives k la marine Fran^aise, 1712-1776, m. ; —
1. Letter from [Michel] Le Peletier [de Sousi, Director General of
Fortifications] to M. Le Blanc ; concerning the recapture of the fort
of Knock [on the Yser in West Flanders] ; Paris, 24 Oct. 1712,
with memoirs on the same subject, f. 1.
2. Letter from [Louis Hector] Mar^chal, Due de Villans ; dat. Villars,
10 Oct. 1716, f. 8.
3. Memoire touchant les Postes des Eades du Port Louis et de Pen-
manec" [in Brittany], with coloured plans and diagrams, f. 12.
4. Copies of correspondence of M. de Monchenu with M. de (Joumay,
French Commissioner at Tripoli, relative to the purchase of horses
for the French Government ; Tunis, July, Aug. 1 750, f. 22.
5. Extrait des Minutes de la Chancellerie du Consulat de France k
Tripoly, 19 Aonst 1750," on the same subject, signed by [Jean
Antoine] Valli^re, Chancellor of the Consulate, and Paul Caullet,
Consul ; with seal. f. 29.
6. Letter partly in cipher from M. de Gouiiiay to [the Minister of
War?] on the same subject; Tripoli, 15 Nov. 1750, f. 31.
7. " Memoire sur la Navigation de France aux Indes," f. 48.
8. Letters from Lamothe, ** Interprette des langues Etrangeres,"
to the Marshal Due de Richelieu, Governor of Gujenne, to M.
Eostan, Commissioner General, and M. Berrier, Minister of Marine,
bringing forward his plan for the construction of "prames," or
gunboats; Sept., Dec. 1759; with coloured sketches, f. 65.
9. Instructions pour M. Law, Commandant g6n6ral des Etablissemens
366
ADDITIONAL MSS., 21,886.
fran^ais anx Indes et le Conseil Superieur" [at Pondichenry}; 13
Aug. 1769,f. 81.
10. " Observation faite dans le Courant de la Campagne de la frigate
la Pleyade, command^e par de la Poype Yertrieux; Ann6es
1771 et 1772," on the northern coast of Africa, with drawings of
high lands, f. 84.
11. Letter from M. Chevalier to M. Bouchaud, captain in the service
of the French East India Company; Qaratty, 7 May, 1774, f. 88.
12. Consultation and decree of the same Company in a dispute between
the above parties ; 29 Mar. 1776, f. 90.
13. ** Appercu des avantages de la decouverte d'un nouveau moyen de
Boumettre la direction du calorique,'* f. 105.
Paper ; xviiith cent. Fulio.
21,386. Original letters in French^ chiefly relating to French naval
affairs ; 1664-1766, viz.
1. [Jean Fran9oi8 Tremolet, Baron, afterwards Marquis de] Montpezat,
concerning the ravages of the plague in Holland ; Dunkirk, 23 July,
1664, f. 1.
2. [Jean Baptiste] Colbert [Marquis de Seignelay] to M. Colbert de
Terron; St. Germain en laye, 28 April, 1670, f. 3.
3. Fran9oiB Ev^que de Heliopolis, respecting an interview with
M. de Croissy ; Paris, 28 Oct. 1680, f. 4.
4. [Michel le Tellier, Marquis] de Louvois to M. de Seignelay ; St.
Marie aux Mines, 13 Oct. 1681, f. 6.
5. [Henri de Bourbon] Due de Vemeuil [Governor of Languedoc],
respecting a levy of seamen in that province ; Montpellier, 20 Dec.
1681, f. 7.
6. M. Camaualet; Brouage, 21 Dec. 1682, f. 9.
7. [Jacques de Goyon, Sire de] Matignon [Governor of Normandy, to
his brother the Comte de Gac6?]; Carentan, 11 April, 1686, f. 11.
8. [Michel le Tellier, Marquis de] Louvois ; Versailles, 6 Mar. 1691, f. 14.
9. [Claude, Comte de] Choiseul [Marquis de] Francieres [Marshal of
France], relative to his operations on the coast of Normandy;
Havre de Grace, 28 June, 1 July, 1692, ff. 15, 16.
10. [Victor Marie, Due] d'Estrees, Marshal [and Vice-Admiral of
France], relating to his operations in defence of the coasts of Nor-
mandy and Brittany; Rochelle, 15, 17 July, 1692; Lesneveo*,
7 June, 1696 ; and Paris, 21 March, 1697, ff. 17, 18, 19, 22.
11. [Charles Auguste de Goyon de Matignon] Comte de Gac6, relative
to the state of La Eochelle ; La Bochelle, 5 May, 1699, f. 24.
12. [ ] de Manneville [Commissary of Police]; Dieppe, 1 Jan.
, f. 27.
13. Le Chevalier de Langeron; Bergues, 16 Nov. 160S, f. 29.
14. [ ] de Rembach[?] ; 1 July, 1709, f. 31.
ADDITIONAL MSS., 21,387—21,391.
367
15. Le Chevalier de Waudripont, Colonel of Flemisli Dragoons ;
Bavay, 16 Nov. 1709, f. 33.
16. Gatien [ ] Ev^ue d*Agathople, Coadjutenr de Babylone, re-
specting his visit to the Church of Chios; '^devant la viUe de
Chio." 26 Jan. 1711, f. 37.
17. [Antoine Gaston Jean Baptiste] Due de Boquelaure, Marshal of
France; Montpellier, 28 Feb. 1721, f. 39.
18. [Louis Fran9ois Armand] Duo de Eichelieu, Marshal of France,
upon operations at sea against the English ; Aug. 1756, f. 41.
Paper. Small Quarto.
21.387. Tabular statement of the number of vessels and armament of
the British navy, with the additions to, and diminutions of, its
strength from 16 Dec. 1688 to 1692, and a list of Dutch ships to be
attached to it. French. Paper. Folio.
21.388. " MoYENS de procurer au Hoi une grande quantity de Bois de
Construction pour la Marine, proposes au Miuist^re par le Douin
1775. Propositions for furnishing timber from the coast of North
America, for the construction of the French navy. The original
copy, presented to the King, elaborately written, and illustrated
with a drawing and two charts. Paper. Folio.
21.389. " Recueil G^n6ral de toutes les Empreintes, Poids et valeur
des Monnoyes d'Or, d' Argent, et de Billon, qui ont ^t6 fabriqu6es en
France, d^puis le Regno d'Henry IV. jusqu'4 celui de Louis XV.
heureusement Regnant ; comme aussi de tons les Billets de Monnoye
de TEtat, autres, et de Banque, qui ont 6t6 faits, ensemble la valeur
des actions de la Compagnie des Tndes. mdgc.xxx. ;" with drawings
of the several coins. Paper. Small Quarto.
21.390. " Ess A I historique sur les monnoies des Souverains de Cambrai,
et de quelques m^ailles dont cette ville a pu ^tre Tobjet," by M.
Tribou of Cambrai : a memoir read (?) before the Soci6t6 d'Emula-
tion of Cambrai ; with additional notes, extracts from numismatic
and other works, and tracing of various coins [circ, 1820]. Paper.
Folio.
21.391. Papers in French relating to the coinage of France ; from 1754
to 1810, viz.:—
1. Letter from [Henri Fran9ois de Paule] d'Ormesson [Intendant of
Finance], to [Receiver-General of Taxes], relative to a colleo-
tion of the coins of France by the Garde des Sceaux ; Paris, 20 Mar.
1 754 ; with a printed memoir ; and draft of a letter in answer to
the above; 30 Mar. 1754, f. 1.
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868
ADDITIONAL MSS., 21,891-21,394.
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1796], f. 9.
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tidor, an 12 [4 Sept. 1804], f. 23.
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Mongez and Huguet, Administrateurs de Monnaies ; 30 Thermidor,
an 13 [18 Aug. 1805], f. 24.
9. Remarks by M. [Riouffe], Pr^fet du Departement de la Meurthe, as
to the relative values of the French coinage ; Nancy, 11 Sept. 1810,
10. Letter to the above from [Martin Michel Charles Gaudin] Due de
Gkt^te, Minister of Finance, on the same subject; Paris, 13 Sept.
1810, f. 28.
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Shah, A.D. 1748], and bearing the seal of the Mufti Hamid uddin.
Persian, f. 31.
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1800. Fr. Paper. Small Quarto.
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1. Juliano de Medici, Captain-General of the forces of [his brother,
Pope Leo X.], for Cechino Vaglienti, ob his mission to raise men
f. 10.
f. 25.
ADDITTOXAL MSS., 22,808—22,811.
737
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22.808. Tractatus Astronomici : —
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Romanorura electi," f. 12.
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Dschafar ben Yusuf Ben Ibrahim] conscriptum," f. 24.
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MSS— 18.59. 3 B
f. 177.
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ADDITIONAL MSS., 22,8U~ 22,817.
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22.818. Alcuns minute di lettere et lettere di Jo[an Jovian] Pon-
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22.821. Eeali di Francia: containing the adventures of Constanzo,
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Paper. Folio.
22.822. ''DsLLA Nobilta della citta di Feri-ara et delle Famiglie
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22.823. *'Principio mezo et fine per intendeie la militare archi-
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dicto Russo, deductus demum in Latinum ydioma a fratre Antonio
de Barulo." Ital. At f. 62 is the colophon, " Explicit liber
Digitized by
740
ADDITIONAL MSS., 22,824-22,827.
Menescalcie equorum compositus a Lanrentio dicto RU90 de Vrbe
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22.825. " ScRixruRE per la Santa Sede e per lo Re di Sardegna:" an
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1731-1732. Paper; xvmth cent. On the cover are the arms of
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22.827. 1. " Relatione del Ncgotiato del Signote Cardinale [Ber-
nardino] Spada Plenipotentiario di Nostro Signore [Urban YIII.]
neir aggiustamente di Pace col Serenissimo di Parma [Odoardo
Famese] m.tx:.xlii.," f. 1.
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e li Serenissimi Gran Duca di Toscana [Ferdinand II.] e Modena
[Francis I.] m.d.c.xl.iii.," f. 6 b.
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Giugno M.DC.XLIII," f. 7 b.
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ADDITIONAL MSS., 22,828—22,833.
741
Bopra i Trattati di Pace trh la Lega e Barbeiini mdcxxxxiiil,"
f. 24.
Paper ; xviiith cent. Folio.
22.828. Statuti della Compagnia di S.Giovanni Evangel ista, quondam
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heleniosina. Ratified by •*Ruberto Strozi Canonico di Pisa et
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6 May, 1491 ; and with autograph additions and ratification by
Tbomeo Grassulino, canon and vicar ; 7 Sept. 1493. Vellum ; with
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successors, 1616-1644. At f. 6 b is a memorial of the imprison-
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at f. 46 b an attestation of the transciipt of the Statutes by Gio-
vanni de'Paoli, public notary; 31 Aug. 1815. Paper. Quarto.
22.830. " Descrip^am dos portos Maritimos .do Reyno de Portvgal por
ioao Teyxeyra Cosmographo de S. Mas;*' Anno 1648." Sixteen
coloured charts with short descriptions. On f. 1 is written, "Pr68ent
que M. le C*® de Caylus ra'a fait en janv. 1738. B." [Comte Louis
Antoine Bougainville]. Paper. Oblong Quarto.
For description of No. 22,831, see the CkUalogue of Oriental MSS.
22.832. " Sqmma [dictaminum] Magistri Petri de Vineis, judicis et
consiliarij quondam Friderici [II.] Imperatoris, scripta per me
Jacobum Crawsar de Herbipuli [VViirtzbnrg] et finita Anno domini
nicccc"xliij° die Mercuiii que fuit decima mensis Apprilis : " the
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Vellum and paper. In the original pigskin binding, with clasp.
" Liber Magistri Johannis Maiquardi de Pauantria quem legauit
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22.833. Z^CHAR^.« Chrysopolitani [Goldsborough, co. York], com-
mentaiius in concordium evangelicam Ammonii Alexandrini. At
f. 1 is a leaf of an exposition of the Athanasian creed ; at f. 2 is a
metrical note of the gift of the volume by ** Richard " to the Abbey
of " St. Mary in Niewstadt," v. ff. 9 b, 10, and a prayer in German
742
ADDITIONAL MSS., 22.834-22,838.
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to Bome to negotiate the concession of the Pontine Marshes to the
Duke and Duchess of Choiseul; 1766. Fr. B. f. 28. Paper;
XVI nth cent. Quarto and Folio.
The foUawing Nos, 22,835-22,840 were presented by John Joseph Benneti,
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22.835. Collections for a History of England from the Boman In-
vasion to 1625, by W[illiam] G[eorge] Maton [M.D., F.B.S.];
1789. Paper. Folio.
22.836. Collections relating to the county of Wilts by Wplliam]
G[eorge] Maton, viz. : —
1. The antient and present state of the most remarkable towns and
villages in Wilts," f. 1.
2. " Supplement from Original records;" "pensions paid 1553 to
chapels, chantries <fec. in Wilts," f. 83.
3. " The value of the religious foundations in Wilts, returned 26 Hen.
VIII." [1534, 1635], f. 86.
4. " The form of receiving a brother into a convent," f. 88.
Paper ; xvmth cent. Small Quarto.
22.837. " Collections subservient to the Natural History of the County
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22.838. " Collectanea varia spectantia ad Antiquitates prsecipue Civi-
tatis Nov89 Sarum [Salisbury] nection comitatis [sic] Wiltoniensis,
qu» diligentissime conservavit W[illelmus] G[eorgius] Maton."
With drawings and plans, and engravings of fitonehenge, ete.
Included are original letters from John Brand, Sec. S.A. ; London,
13 Jan. 1797-23 Feb. 1798, fF. 61, 77, 82, 86 H[enry] Pen-
r[uddock] W}Tidham [M.P., F.S.A.]; London, 8 Mar., 26 Apr.
1797, ff. 78, 89;— T. H. Woodyear ; Wincanton, 17 Feb. 1795 ;
with seal, f. 91;— [Rev.] T[homa8] Backett; Spetisbury, 22 Sept.
1808, [30 Oct. 1811], 28 Sept. 1812, ff. 93, 95, 97 D[orothea]
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Folio.
ADDITIONAL MSS., 22,889-22,858. 743
22,839 A. MsMORABLK things which have happened since this city
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22,840. "List of the principal English Artists, Painters, Architects,
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reigns of the Kings under whom they flourished [1228-1780], with
Notes collected from Mr. H[orace] Walpole's Anecdotes of painting
and others, by W[illiam] G[eorge] M[aton]." Paper; xixth cent.
Octavo,
For description of No. 22,841, see the Catalogue of Oriental MSS.
22,842-22,860. Okficial letter-books of the Hon. Thomas Pitt, Go-
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Nine volumes ; with an index of writers at the end of each. Paper.
Folio.
22,851, 22,852. Origin a.l letters addressed to the Hon. Thomas Pitt,
Governor of Fort St. George, Madras ; 1699-1703. Paper. Two
volumes. Folio. The writers are : —
Barah Abbott ; London, 31 Jan. 170};
with seal 11. f. 32.
Richard Acton ; London, 10 Mar.1702 [3].
II. f. 173.
P[eter] Allix [D.D., Treasnrer of BaUs-
bury Cathedral]; London, 25 Jan.
170i, 18 Jan. 170^ ; with seals. I. f. 48 ;
n. f. 142.
[Sir] Jonathan Andrewes; East India
House, London, 16 Feb. 170 ., 10 Mar.
1702[3]. Lf. 149; U. f. 173.
[Sir] Matthew Andrewes; London, 15
Jan. 1701[2] ; with seal I. f. 89.
John Bagot; Paris, 5 Feb. 1701[2].
I. f. 9.
[Sir] Juroes Bateman ; London, 25 Feb.
170;. II. f. 140.
[Sir] Benjamin Bathurst [Cofferer of the
Household to Queen Anne] ; London,
27 Feb. 170J, 5MRr. 170;; with seals.
Lf.73; n. f. 123.
Biohard de Beauuoir ; London, 26 Jan.
170); with seal. IL f. 146.
Thomas Bird; London, 12 Feb. 170i.
L f. 141.
Francis Blake; London. 4 Mar. 1702[3].
IL f. 138.
Charles du Bois; London, 18 Feb., 13
Mar. 1701, 10 Mar. 1702[8]; with
seals, I. ff. 184. 186 ; II. f. 173.
[Captain] John Browne; London, 24
Feb. 170J ; with seal. I. f. 154.
John Bull; London, 14 Jan. 1701[2].
L f. 85.
B[artholomew] Burton ; London, 14 Aug.
1702 ; with seal. IL f. 47.
Thomas Bush; [1 Feb. 1700 IL f. 167.
Ceair Chambrelun ; London, 19 Feb.
170^. L f. 143.
[Sir John] Chardiu [Bart.]; London,
31 Jan. 1701, 30 Jan., 25 Feb. 170j ;
with seal. I. f. 46 ; IL ff. 1 15, 117.
[Robert Child]; London, 23 Feb. 1701[21
with seal. I. f. 123.
[Thomas Coningsby, Lord] Coningsby;
4, 23 Mar. 170] ; with seal. II. ff. 65, 67.
Digitized by
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ADDITIONAL MSS., 22,851, 22,852.
[Sir] Thomas Cooke; London, 6, 12. 14
Mar. 170J, 22 Feb., 10 Mar. 170§.
1. ff. 135-140; II. ff. 53, 55, 173.
[Sir] Charles Lodovic Cottrell ; London,
13 Feb. 170J. L f. 174.
Thomas Gmlson ; London, 24 Jan., 11,
18. 19 Feb. 170}, 2 Feb., 11 Mar. 170j;
with seals. I. ff. 105, 107, 145; U.
flf. 2, 4, 6.
Thomas Cradock; Blandford, 30 Bept.
1701. L f. 129.
James Craggs [afterwards Secretary of
State]; 25 Feb., 8 Mar, 170}. 9, 10
Mar. 1705. L ff. 121. 122 ;ll.fL 51, 173.
Thomas Curgenven [D.D.] ; Folkestone,
16 Sept. 1701, 26 Jan. 170}, 20 Nov.,
29 Dec. 1702; n. d. L ff. 75-80; IL
ff. 36, 37.
Henry Curwen ; Workington, 29 Doc.
[1701]. Lf. 23.
[Sir] Samuel Dashwood [Lord Mayor] ;
London, 24 Sept. 1701, 10 Feb. 1701[2].
9,10Mar.l70§, L ff. 52, 54 ; IL ff. 173,
18a
William Dobyns ; Lincolns Inn, 25 Jan.
1702[3]; withseaZ. IL f. 88.
Robert Douglas ; Loudon, 26 Jan. 170^.
I. f. 93.
[ '} Dummer; London, 10 Mar. 170J.
IL f. 111.
William Ettricke; 31 Jan. 170}. L f. 11.
[Sir] Stephen Evance ; London, 25 June,
1701-20 Mar. 1702[3] ; with seals.
Lff. 123-128; U. ff. 10-21.
[Sir] Charles Eyre; London, 10 Mar.
1701 [2]; with seal. I. f. 91.
John Fellowes; London. 25 Nov. 1700-
27 Feb. 1703 ; with seals. I. ff. 8 1 , 83 ;
IL ff. 169-172.
[Sir] Basil Firebrace [Bart.]; London,
2 Feb. 1702[3]. II. f. 84.
[Sir] John Fleet [Governor of the East
India Company] ; London, 10 Mar.
1702[3J, 13 Apr. 1703. II. ff. 136, 173.
Alvaro da Fonseca; London, 4 Nov.
1701, 6 Feb. 170}. 10 Jan. I70j; with
seals. I. ff. 95, 97. II. f. 177.
Kichiird Fownes, 19 Feb. [lJ70f; with
seal I. f. 15.
John Gardner ; London, 11 Mar. 1702[3J;
with seal II. f. 49.
William Gifford; Portsmouth Dock, 25
Feb. 1705. II. f. 106.
Gabriel Glover; 24Feb. 1702[3]. Il.f. 113.
John Glover ; London, 2 Mar. 170J ; wiUi
seal, ILf. 71.
Peter Godfrey; London, 23 July, 1701,
5 Mar. 170J; with seaU. L f. 180; IL
f. 125.
Aaron Goodyears; London, 2 Feb. 170f ;
withMoZ. ILf. 18L
Thomas Granger; [London], 13 Aug.
1702; with «eal. U. f. 22.
James Gray ; East India House, 2 Feb.
170J; witii seal. IL f. 102.
Richard Grosvenor; London, 2 Mar.
1705;Avith«ea/. IL f. 71.
E[dward] Haistwell; London, 23 Feb.
1701; withaeoi. IL f. 132.
V[rban] Hall; Loudon, 10, 12 Mar.
1702[3]. II. ff. 109, 173.
Edward Harley [father of Edward,
3rd Earl of Oxford]; 28 Jan. 1701.
Lf.25.
Captain E Harrison ; London, Cape
of Good Hope. St. Helena, 26 May,
1702-20 Mar. 1703. II. ff. 73-83.
[Sir] Edmund Harrison ; London, 10 Mar.
170J; wiihseaU. H. f. 134.
[Sir] Gilbert Heathcote; Loudon, 13
Apr. 1703. II. f. 136.
Philippe (?) Henriques, Jun.; I.ondon,
fs Dec. 1699, 13 Feb. 170}; with seal.
I. f. 178.
Frederick Heme ; London, 24 Feb. 170|.
H. f. 104.
Lionell Heme; London, 2 Sept. 1701;
with seal I. f. 151.
Nathanael Heme; London, 16 Mar.
1702-13 Apr. 1703; with^ecO. Lf.5;
IL ff. 136, 173.
William Hewer; East India House, Lon-
don, 2, 10 Mar. 170». II. ff. 121, 173.
E. Jennings; Loudon, 24 Feb. 170}. I.
f.33.
Captain Samuel Jones; Dell, 18 Mar.
170§; mthseal ILf. 153.
Peter Joye ; London, 10 Mar. 1702[3].
II. f. 73.
William Juxon ; London, 3 Mar. 1702.
I. f. 42.
Susanna Kenton; Sanim, 11 [Jan.]
1701[2]; withwjo?. L f. 3.5.
[Sir] W[illiam] Langhorae [Bart];
C[harlto]n, London, 11. 12 Mar. 170J~
Feb. 170':j. L ff. 67, 69 ; U. f. 149.
Richard Levett; Loudon, 10 Mitr.
1702[3]. ILf. 173.
Digitized by
ADDITIONAL MSS., 22,861, 22,862.
745
Thomas Lewes ; London, 16 Mur. 170) ;
with seal I. f. 86.
[Hon. Sir] Thomas Littleton,- Bart.], late
Speaker of the Houae of Gommons] ;
London, 1 Oct. 1701. I. f. 38.
Thomas Lucaa ; London, 28 Feb. 170J,
10 Mar. 170i. I. f. 103 ^ H. f. 126.
Thomas Mansell; London, 14 Apr.
1701. I. f. 190.
H[enry] Marshall ; Cape of Good H«»pe,
26 Jan. 1700[1] ; with seal, II. f. 26.
[Sir] Slreyntiham Master; Lopdon, 16
Feb. 170J, 4 Feb. 170i; wiA.jieoto.
Lf. 168; IL f. 30.
Richard Minifie ; LondoD, 22 Feb. 170^.
II. f. 45.
Bichard Minshuli; London, 14 Mar.
1701[2]. L f. 13.
Arthur Moore ; London, 14 Mar. 170).
I. ff. 56, 58.
Jane Morrioe ; Deptford, 28 Jan. 170.] ;
with«eaL L f . 176.
[Sir] Godard Nelthorpe [Bart.]; Lon-
don, 5 Mar. 170§; with seal II.
f.90.
Andrea AlonzoNugera; London, -^^ Dec.
1699, 13 Feb. 170J ; with seal. I. f.
178.
Lady E[lfanor] Oglethorpe; 1 Mar.
170§. ILf. 61.
L[oui8] Oglethorpe ; 2 Mar. 170§ ; with
seal U. f. 151.
[Sir] Tlitophilus Oglethorpe; London,
11 Mar. 170i. L f. 31.
Samuel Ongley; London, 23, 26 Feb.
1701[2] ; 11 Jan. 1702[3]. L flf. 2, 3;
IL f. 185.
[Peregrine Osborne, Marquess of] Car-
marthen [afterwards 2nd Duke of
Leeils]; London, 20 Sept. 1702. II.
f. 69.
Thomas Papillon ; London, 1 Feb. 170J ;
with seal I. f. 27.
AVilliam Panlin; London, 10 Jan. 170^.
II. f. 100.
George Penruddoke; London, 11 Jan.,
13 Mar. 1701. I. ff. 99, 101.
S[amuel] Pepys [Secretary to the Admi-
ralty]; CJapham, 3 Mar. 170J. IL f.
144.
John Perij ; London, 23 Feb. 170^. I.
f. 172.
C[lement] Petit; London, 12 Jan. 170J.
II. f. 94.
[Captain] John Phenney; London, 4
Feb. im I. f. 192.
John Phillips; Stratford, 4 Deo. 1701,
26 Nov. 1702; with seal, L f. 50;
II. f. 24.
[Captain] John Pitt ; Gravesend, 8 Jan.
170J. L f. 188.
[Dr.] Robert Pitt; 21 Jan. 1701[2]; with
seal. Lf. 44.
Thomas Pitt [cousin to Governor
Thomas Pitt]; 27 Jan. 1701['2], 1
Feb. 1702[3] ; with seal I. f. 40 ;
IL f. 166.
[Captain] William Prower; [Cape of
Good Hope], 28 Jan. I75I,. II. f.
92.
Sir Thomas Rawlinson; London, 4
Mar. 170J, 10 Mar. 1702[3]; with
yoZ. L f. 119; ILf. 173.
Robert Ra worth; London, 5 Mar. 170.;,
8, 12 Mar. 170j. Lf. 133; IL flf. .-^9,
41.
[Captain] R Richards [R.N.]; St.
lago Road, 6 June, 1703. II. f. 8.
John Ridout; London, Deal, 10 Jan.
1701[2]-24 Mar. 170§; with seal. I.
flf. 160-167 ; IL 160-164.
Alphonso Rodriguez; London, 24 f*eb.
170.1 ; with seal I. f. 60 ; IL f. 119.
John Rudge; London, 17 Mar. 170}, 5
Mar. 170^, with seals. I. f. 109; IL
f. 179.
[Sir] Jeremy Sambrooke;' London, 5
Feb. 1701[2]. L f. 71.
[Sir] Edward Seymour [Bart., late
Speaker of the House of Commons] ;
London, 9, 11 Feb. I704, 26 Jan. 170§,
with seals. I. ff. 29, 145; IL f. f»7.
John Sliipman; London, 14 Mar. 170^
11 Mar. 170§; with seal L f. 147;
II. f. 107.
John Smith [afterwards Speaker of the
House of Commons] ; 20 Feb. 1701[2].
L f. 21.
William Snelling; London, 23 Feb.
1701[2]. I. f. 163.
R[ebecca, widow of Charles Somerset,
Marquess of] Worcester; 1 Mar. [1703].
II. f. 96.
[Rt. Hon. Edward Southwell [Chief Se-
cretary for IreUind] ; London, 17 Dec.
1701. U. f. 86.
Robert Stamper ; London, 2 Mar. 170J ;
with wo/. ILf. 71.
Digitized by
746 ADDITIONAL MSS., 22,862 ^22,858.
John Stubbea; [London], 12 Feb.
1701[2]. I. f. 7.
Philip Stubs; London, 5 Doc. [1701].
n. f. 34.
John Styleman ; London, 31 Jan. 170J-
19 Feb. 170J; with 9eal$, L ff. 156,
158; IL flf. 128, 130.
[Captain] Zaohary Tovey; Benooollen,
30Jan. 170j. IL f. 28.
E Towse; Skinners' Hall, 11 Mar.
170j; withMo/. IL f. 148.
James Vernon [Under Secretary of
State] ; 17 Deo. 1702. IL f. 59.
[Sir] Miles Warton; London, 14 Apr.
1703. 11.(163.
[John West, 6th Lord de] La Warr;
London, 4 July, 1701. L f. 182.
Samuel Wheioombe; London, 23 Jan.
no;. ILf. 182. ^
Henry Whistler; 20 Dea 1701. Lf. 131.
George White; London, 10 Feb. 170J.
1. f. 62.
[Rev.] Henry Willis; Blandford St.
Mai-y, 5 Nov. 1701, 9 Jan. 1702[3].
I. f. 115 ; II. f. 43.
Thomas WooUey; £a8t India House,
16 Mar. 1701[2]-10 Mar. 1702[3].
Lff. Ill, 113; II. flf. 155-158.
Madam M Wright; London, 21
Jan. 1701[2]. Lf. 88.
[Sir] Francis Wyndham [Bari]; 16 Feb.
1701[2]. Lf. 17.
[Colonel] John Wyndham ; London, 20
Dec. 1701, 19 Feb. 1701[2]. L f. 19 ;
II. f. 98.
Wtfdham Wyndham; London, 2 Feb.
170.i, 6 Feb. 170J. I. f. 117; IL f.
175.
Elihu Yale; London, 4, 12 Feb. 170*. L
flf. 65, 170.
In Vol. II., f. 165, is a letter from Thomas Bush to John Eidout ;
15 Jan. 1702[3].
22,853. Copies of bills of exchange drawn by the Hon. Thomas Pitt,
Governor of Fort St. George, Madras; 6 Oct. 1699-13 Oct. 1709.
Paper. Quarto.
22,864. Copies of invoices of goods shipped by the same for England
from Fort St. George, Madras ; 29 Sept. 1698-14 Mar. 170f Paper.
Folio.
22,866. Copies of invoices of goods shipped by the same and others
for England and elsewhere from ^irt St. George, Madras ; 29 Sept.
1698-19 June, 1700. At the beginning are a few invoices of goods
sent to Fort St. George. Paper. Folio.
22.866. Copies of invoices of goods shipped by the same for England
and elsewhere from Foi-t St. George, Madras ; 17 May, 1704-17 Apr.
1708. Paper. Folio.
22.867. CoPiKS of mercantile letters from H. H[itchcock ?] to his consinj
John Hitchcock; London, 19 Nov. 1739-24 June, 1740. Reversing
the volume are copies of bills of exchange; 27 Kov. 1739-24 June,
1740. Paper. Folio.
22.868. Scientific treati^es, in Latin, viz, : —
1. De *' abtronomia," with pen-and-ink diagrams; "31 Aug. 1610."
f. 2 b.
2. " Meteorologise Liber 1™ de causis et locis impression[is]," f. 24.
3. "DeMeteoris," f. 60.
Digitized
byGoogk
ADDITIONAL MSS., 22,858—22,866.
747
4. " De GeographisB principijs/' flF. 70, 88,
6. " TractatuB de Oculo/' f. 79.
6. De mathematics ; with diagrams, f. 106.
7. PreBlectiones medicsB; 25 Jan. 1622[3j-22 Nov. 1623, f. 144.
At f. 20 ia a table of the golden number, Sunday letter, Easter
Sunday and Ash Wednesday; 1612-1632; and at f. 105 b is a
problem in Greek verse by Euclid, the geometrician, with a Latin
translation by Philip Melancthon. Paper. Small Quarto.
22,869-22,861. Josephi Hebi*»i historiographi de Antiquitatibus Ju-
daicis libri xx.» et de Bello Judaico libri xi. Stated in a modern
note on f. 1 in Vol. I. to have been written by " Fr. Damianus
d' Obidos monachus AlcobjioenBis " [St. Alcoba9a in Portugal],
Three volumes. Vellum. In double columns; with illuminated
initials ; xinth cent. Large Folio.
22.862. 1. Epitome of the Canon Law, in Latin hexameters, with
glosses. Two copies, both imperfect, ff. 2, 36.
2, " Compendium Khethorice [M.] Tullii " [Cioeronis, sc. ad C. He-
rennium], libri i. et ii. ; in hexameter verse, with glosses, f. 50.
3. P. Ovidii Nasonis Artis Amatoriaa liber i. Imperfect f. 77.
Vellum ; with illuminated initials ; xvth cent. Octavo.
22.863. " Eapport van de Ambassade van den Heere van Benthuyse
[Jacob van Wyngaerden] ende andere bygeuoeckde naer Engelant
in het Jaer 1621 a transcript of insti-uctions from the States-
General to the Ambassadors, and of correspondence relating to
Bohemia, Germany, etc.; 12 Jan.-8 Apr. 1621. Dutch and Fr.
Paper. Folio. *
22.864. 22,865. "Journael van de Ambassade naer Engelant ge-
houden van den Heere van Sommelsdyck " [Francoys van Aerssens] ;
6 Dec. 1621-13 Feb. 1623. Autograph. Two volumes. Included
are— a letter from the Privy Council to F. D' Aerssens; 18 Oct.
1622; signed hj [Sir] Albert Morton, Clerk to the Council. Fr.;
with seal. II. f. 25 ; — and a guarantee of indemnification from the
Ambassadors of the States-General to the Dutch East India Com-
pany; London, 3 Feb. 1623 ; signed by Francoys van Aerssen and
Noel de Caron, Dutch Ambassadors, and Dirck Bas and H. Vantuyll
van Serooskercke, representatives of the Dutch company. Dutch.
n. f. 83. Paper. Folio.
22,866. " Bapport van de Heere van Sommelsdyck [Francoys van Aers-
sens] ouer de Engelscke Legatie, ende besoignie geuallen sedert den
SDecemb. 1621 tot den 12 Februar 1623 a transcript of the two
preceding volumes, with additions. Dutch and Fr. Paper. Folio.
748
ADDITIONAL MSS., 22,867-~22,874.
22.867. Original papers and drnfts of letters in the handwriting of
Francoys van Aerssens, Heer van Soinmelsdyck, Ambassador Extra-
ordinary from the States- General to England; 1624, 1626. Dutch
and Fr. The following papers are also included : —
1. Draft of the articles of a league of alliance between England and
the Netherlands ; ^ May, 1624. With the marginal note — '* corrig^
et ra^-e comme il se voit par coramun consentement a Whitehall,
le 3* de Juin 1624." f. 26.
2. **Keplique a la response de Mess" les estatz du ^ d'Apvril, ton-
chant les propositions qni leur furent faites par Mons. TAmbassa-
deur [Sir Du<l ley, afterwards Lord] Carleton, et le Chlr. St. Leger,
compnses en 9 articles with answers from the States-General to
a further communication ; 29 May, 1625. Fr, and Dutch, f. 29.
3. Articles 2, 3 and 11 of the league between England and the Spates-
General [3 June, 1624, see f. 26]. Fr, f. 32.
Paper. Folio.
22.868. " JouRNAEL van de Ambassade van den Heere van Sommels-
dyck [Francoys van Aerssens] en Vrancryck [France] van het Jaer
lti25.'' Holograjph. Paper. Folio.
22.869. ' " JouRNAEL van de Ambassade van den Heere van Sommels-
dyck en Vrancryck van het Jaer 1625 a transcript of the pre-
ceding volume ; with additions to 9 May, 1626. Paper. Folio.
22.870. ** Raptort van den Heere van Sommelsdyck [Francoys van
Aerssens] over syne Legatie aen Coninc[lyke] iMa[je8tei]t van Groot
Britannien [Charles I.] in de Jaren 1639 en 1640 a transcript.
Paper. Folio.
22.871. " JuURNAEL vande leste Ambassade die den Heere van Som-
mel8<lyck [Francoys van Aerssens] in Engelant gedaen heeft in het
iaer 1641." Holograph, Paper. Folio
22.872. Fr AGMFNTOS para a explica^ao dos Tratados feitos em Wtrecht,"
contjiining an epitome of the hihtory of the Ketherlands, c/rc. 775-
1713; followed by tjanslations of the treaties between France, the
States-General, and England; signed at Utrecht, 11 Apr. 1713.
Port, Wiitten in two different hands, with corrections. Jm-
perfect. Paper. Quarto.
22.873. Cronyck van Cleve, 1000-1450 ; by Gerit van der Schuyren
[Geihardus ab Hoitco], secretary to John [1. ** le Belliqueux "],
Duke of Cleves and Count von der Mark, to whom the work is dedi-
cated. Low-German, At f. 64 b is reference to the year 1478, about
which time the chronicle was written. Paper ; xvth cent. Folio.
22.874. A MAP of the world drawn by Antonio Sanoefl, apparently
ADDITIONAL MSS., 22,874—22,878. 749
for "Domingvos Martis Dorta;" 1623: with coloured drawings,
coats of arms of various countries, etc. Portuguese, Yellum roll,
6 ft. 5 in. X 2 ft. 4 in.
22,876. Coloured plans of fortifications in Great Britain and its de-
pendencies, in the British Channel, the Mediteiranean, and North
America, with notes of their establishments, armament, etc. ;
1750, 1752. Paper. In gilt-tooled binding, with silver clasps.
Octavo.
22.876. Copy of ordnance instructions, as issued by the Government;
1683-1751; with index. Paper; winth cent.; in the original
gilt-tooled binding. Quarto.
22.877. ** Instructions given to the Gentlemen Cadets when they
attend the Royal Laboratory at Woolwich," illustrated with
Indian-ink drawings and diagrams. Paper ; circa 1752. In the
original gilt-tooled binding, with silver clasps. Octavo.
The No8, 22,878—23,126 were purchased ai the sale of Dawson Turner's
Collection,
22.878. Miscellaneous English and foreign letters, chiefly original ;
1588-1742:—
1. L[udovic] Stuart d'Aubignj [canon of Notre Dame, and almoner to
Queen Henrietta Maria] ; n.d [ctVc. 1663]. JPr. f. 5.
2. John Boreel [Dutch Ambassador] ; London, Sept. 1668. Fr, f. (5.
3. Gottshalok Behr to Constantine Huygens, Heer van Zuylichcni,
secretary to the Prince of Orange ; Copenhagen, 7 J une, 29 Sept.
1648, 6 Nov. 1646 ; with seals, ff. 8-13;— to Capt. Swann; Copen-
hagen, 6 Nov. 1646 ; with seal^ f. 14.
4. "Frere Jean Chrysostome, Capucin," docketed as "Father Cam-
bell," to Maitland ; Nancy, 24 Dec. 1626 ; with seal, f. 15.
5. [Simon] du Cros [Envoy Extraordinary from the Duke of Holstein-
Gottorp to England] to [Jean Francois Paul de Gondi, Cardinal de
Ketz?] ; London, 24 June, 1678. Fr. f. 16.
6. [Sir] T[homas] Cuningham to the Earl of Lauderdale, Secretary
of State for Scotland ; Campveer, 10 Aug. n.«. 1663, f. 18.
7. Andre Colvius to Constantine Huygens; Dordrecht, 2 Aug. 1653.
Fr, ; with seal. f. 20.
8. [William Cavendish, Baron] Can cl iah [CavendL>h, afterwards Duke
of Devonbhire] to [bimon] du Cros [l .nvoy from the Duke of 11 ol-
stein-Gottorp] ; 13 Oct. [drca 1678]. Fr. ; with seal. f. 22.
9. Jan de Lieffde [Vice- Admiral of Holland] to Kobert Sinclair; off
Bressant [? Bressa I., one of the Shetland Isles], 11 July, lG(i7,
DtUch; with seal. f. 24.
Digitized by
750
ADDITIONAL M8S„ 22,878.
10. GuiUanme Duglae [son of General Robert Douglas] to the Earl of
Lauderdale ; Stockholm, 30 May, 1663. Fr,; with aeoZ. f. 26.
11. Kobei-t Duglas [Geneml in the Swedish service] to the same ;
Riga, Stockholm, Hogsetter, 4 Dec. 1660-30 Jan. 1662; with
seah, ff. 28-37.
12. Hedwig Momer [widow of the preceding] to the same, as Duke of
Lauderdale; Stockholm, 19 July, 1678, 28 Sept. 1669. Fr, and
Lat. ; with seals, ff. :^840.
13. The city of Dort to the same; 21 June, 1669, 6, 23 Nov. 1668.
Signed by [Ewont] van der Dussen, and by Muys van Holy. Lai.
flf. 42, 44, 83.
14. [Sir] William Dauidsone [Bart., English Resident in Holland] to
the same; Amsterdam, Kieuport, Antwerp, Edinburgh, etc., 9 Dec.
1661-16 Nov. 1068; with seaU, £f. 46-59, 61, 62, 66-78.
15. Elizabeth Dauidsone [wife of the preceding] to the same ; Amster-
dam, 17 July, 1665, f. 60.
16. Pieter Davidsone [son of Sir William] to the same; Antweip,
5 Feb. 1667 ; with seal, f. 64.
17. [Gabriel Jacques de Salignac, Marquis do la Mothe] F^nelon ;
Hague, 20 Nov. 1742; n.d, Fr, The signature of the second is
cut oflf. ff. 79, 81.
18. W. B. Geyonbergh [Swedish Resident] to the Duke of Lauderdale;
19 Jan. 167|, f. 82.
19. " L'envoye de la ville d'Hambourg ; " Westminster, 14 July, 1667.
Fr. f. 85.
20. [Sir] D[avid] Inglis to the Earl of Lauderdale ; Bordeaux, 30 Oct.
1662, 18 Aug., 14 Nov. 1664; with seah, ff. 86-91.
21. Nicolaus Kaas [Chancellor of Sweden] to Lord Maitland of Thirle-
stane, Lord Chancellor of Scotland ; Anderschow [in Zeeland], Cold-
ingen [in Jutland], 17 Mar. [15]88, 23 July, 1590. Lat. ff. 92, 94.
22. Guillaume deLyere [orLiere] to [Constantino] Huygons; 15 May,
[16]47. Fr.; with seals, f. 96.
23. The town of Veer in Zeeland to the Duke of Lauderdale ; 1 Mar.
1671, 29 Aug. 1668. Signed by P[ieter] A[ndrie8] van der MeuUn
and by H[enjr[icu]8 Serooskercke. Lat. ff. 98, 113.
24. Prince Mestchevskoy ; 22 Sept. s.a. Fr. f. 100.
25. D. de Nielles to [Constantine] Huygens ; Hague, 10 Feb. 1622.
Fr. f. 101.
26. N[icola5j] Oudart [ex-secretary and executor to Mary, Princess of
Orange, mother of William III.] to the Earl of Lauderdale; West-
minster, 9 Dec. 1662 ; with seal, f. 102.
27. [Sir] J[ohnJ Paull [Resident at Copenhagen] to the same; Copen-
hagen, 5, 15 Mar. 16^^, ff. 103, 105.
28. [Francisco de Melloe Torres, Marquis do Sande] Conde daPonte;
Lisbon, 2 Dec. 1661. Fr. f. 107.
ADDITIONAL MSB.. 8»,878— 22,880. 761
29. J. van Nyenburg, on behalf of the States-General ; Hague, 24 Sept.
1667. Fr, f. 108.
30. r[rederic] Rheingraff [Rhinegrave, Governor of Maeetrioht] to the
Earl of Lauderdale ; Maestrioht, 23 June, 1661. Fr. ; with seals,
f. 109.
31. Lucia de Walta, douari^re de Sommelsdyck [widow of Cornelia van
Aerssens, Heer van Sommelsdyck]; Hague, 30 Dec. [1670]. Fr,
f. 111.
32. [Sir] John Towers [of Innerleith] to the Earl of Lauderdale;
Elbing, 13 Mar. 1671 ; witli seal, f. 116.
33. G[ustave ?] Lillie [Count of Lilienburg] to the same ; Paris, 18 May,
1()61. Fr.; with sealsy I 117.
34. Memorial from Sir William Temple, English Ambassador in Hol-
land, to the States-General; Hague, 25 Feb. 1G69, Fr. Copy.
f. 119.
36. Mahomet IV., Sultan of Turkey, to Louis XIV. of France ; liarissa,
— June, 16G9. Fr. Copy. Addressed to M. July de I'Espinay, con-
seiller du Roy, at London, f. 121.
36. Copies of letters of [James Fitzroy, Duke of] Monmouth, [George
Villiers, Duke of] Buckingham, and [Henry Bennet, Earl of] Arling-
ton, English Ambassadors in Holland; Hague, Utrecht, etc,, 26 June,
^ July, 1672, flF. 123-138.
Paper. Folio.
22.879. " SciuE Sero," an autobiographical poem, in English, by John
Baynard ; with a dedication to Sir Henry Willoughby [of Kisley],
Bart., signed by the author. At f. 1 is a note from F. Sayers to
Rev. T. Mannings; Close [Norwich], 13 June, 1807. Paper; temp.
Charles I. In vellum cover, on which are the names of Frances
and Mary Bidelsden. Duodecimo.
22.880. Original ** Literary Correspondence of Eev. William Bean-
voir, Chaplain to Lord Stair [John Dalrymple, 2nd Earl of Stair],
ambassador to the Court of France;" 1716-1720.
1. Letters to Kev. W. Beauvoir from —
Lord Stair ; Paris, 24 Jan. 1716, f. 6.
W[illiam Wake, Archbishop of] Cantfer-
bury]; 14 Feb. 1717[8], 18 Nov. 1718,
ff. 10, 14.
[Louis Elies] Du Pin, " Docteur en Theo-
logie de la Faculty de Paris 8 Apr.
1717. Fr. f. 13.
J[ohn] Harris [D.D., V.P.R.S., author
of a "History of Kent;*' London]
11 Dec. 1718, f. 16.
lV[illiam] Crosse [Dean of Feins];
London, 9 Mar. 171g, f. 18.
[Henry de Massu^ de Ruvigny, Earl of]
GaUway; Rookley, 14 May, 1719.
Fr. f. 23.
[Balthazar] Gibert, "Professeur de
Bhetorique au CoUe'ge Mazarin
7 Feb. 1720. Fr. f. 25.
" Dr. Piers alias de Girardin of the
Sorbonne;'* n.d. Fr. f. 29.
Frere Bernard de MontGctncon ; 9 Sept.
8.a. Fr. f. 31.
Digitized by
752
ADDITIONAL MSS., 22,881.
2. Rev, W. Beauvoir to Hon. Anthony Hammond; Paris, 27 Aug. 1716,
f. 8.
3. \V[illiam Wake, Archbishop of] Canterbury, to [Louis E.] Du Pin ;
Lambeth, 1 May, 1719. Lot, Copy, f. 20.
4. Falaiseau [Prussian Envoy to England] to the Lieutenant-
Governor of Calais; Paris, 18 June, 1720. Fr. f. 27.
At the beginning is an index by William Jaoobson, Bishop of Chester.
Paper. Quarto.
22,881. Original letters to Abbate Giovanni Brunnoci upon literary
subjects; 1729-1770. ItcU. and Lat. The writers are —
Gattano Volpi; Padua, 4 July, 1735-
17 Sept. 1742, ff. 27, 115, 119, 145.
Antonio Vallisnieri; n.d, ff. 31, 794,
798, 800, 802.
Antonio Giudiol; Padua, "Ehte, 5 Aug.
1729-4 Sept. 1733. ff. 33-46, 51.
Giovanni Sabbioni; Gologna, 26 Feb.
1733, f. 47.
Giau Antonio Pedolli; Venice, 4 July,
1733-2 July. 1735, ff. 48, 50, 66-76.
Giovanni Battista Sabbioni; Cologna,
4 July, 1733-14 May, 1740, ff. 49,
53l>-57. 62. 64. 77,132.
• Giovanni Battista Volpi ; Mezzauia,
Padua, Casanuova, 22 May, 1734-
21 Mar. 1751, ff. 58, 111, 357.
Giovanni Antonio Volpi; Padua, 25
May. 1734, f. 60.
F[rate Jacopo Jacinto] St rry; Padua,
3 Aug.-29 Dec. 1736, ff. 81, 83, 93 b.
F[rate] V*ncenzu BDsio de' Predicatori ;
E..te, Saltitta, 3 Aug.. 1736-4 Nov.
1742, ff. 80, 85. 91, 96. 100, 124, 126,
148.
F[rate] Gittutommaso Babbini de' Pre-
dicate 'ri ; S. Dtimenico Chioza, Ves-
couaua, 21 Oct. 1726-20 June, 1743,
ff. 87, 89. 92, 94, 98, 102-110, 112,
114, 117, 121, 128, 130, 153.
Abbate Antonio Mnria Arrighi, Pro-
fessor of Law; Padua, prid. Cal.
Septembr. [31 Aug.] 1738, f. 123.
Lodovico Antonio Muratori; Modena,
22 Dec. 1740. 6 Mar. 1749, ff. 133,
271.
IiO<Io\ico Collellinl; Cortona, Florence,
1 May, 1742-20 Jan. 1761, ff. 137.
141. 2^7, 295, 306, 397, 615, 805:
Jiicrtpo Antonio Murcello; Noventana,
2 July, 1742, f. 138.
Giftcomo Antonio Marcello; Monscdice,
28 July, 1742. f. 140.
F[rate] Giovanni Tomntaso Perrisutti;
Venice, 18, 29 Aug. 1742, ff. 142. 14:^.
Apostolo Zeno; Venice, 30 Aug. 1742,
24 Aug. 1743, ff. 144, 160.
Giovanni Chicozi ; San Tomio, Vicenza,
19 Oct. 1742-11 June, 1749, ff. 147,
150, 156, 259.
Giovanni Arrigo Scoti : Treviao, Fnnte
di Aiiolo, Trivigi, 11 Apr.-26 Dec.
1743, ff. 152, 155, 172, 181, 185.
Lodovico Preti Pompili; Ravenna, 6
Aug. 1743-30 Nov. 1750, ff. 157. 164,
16S, 170, 176, 179, 183, 186, 188, 236,
350.
Ftk Antonio Rtdolfi; Borgo, Trento,
11 Aug. 174.V1 Apr. 1748, ff. 159,
174, 178, 192, 196, 198, 202, 224, 243.
Giovanni dal Carretto Mancurti ; Trento,
27 Aug. 1743, f. 162.
Giangirolanio Gradenigo; Brescia, 10
Jan. 1747[8]-5 Dec. [17]62, ff. 190,
194, 199, 226, 228, 232, 690.
Pietro Borsieri; Trento, 22 June, 1747,
1 Aug. 1753, ff. 201, 412.
F[rHte] Gpovanni] R rnavdo Ma{rift] de
Rubeis ; Venice, 19 July, 1747-1 June,
1762, ff. 207, 209, 212-223, 255, 386,
390, 416, 463, 683.
Giacomo Facciolati; Padua, 23 July,
1747 [?], 24 Sept. 1749, ff. 211, 291.
Gia»)rinaldo [Coute] Carli Rubbi ;
Venice, Monaco, 27 Dec. 1747-16 Oct.
1751, ff. 230, 317, 374, 381.
Josephus de Spergs; Innspruok, Trento,
LI. [13] Jan. 1748, 21 Feb. 1750.
ff. 234. 304.
Giu^eppe de Rinaldis; 8. Vito, R^nne,
6 Feb. 1748-5 Aug. 1758, ff. 237. 256,
Digitized by
ADDITIONAL MSS , 22,881.
753
260, 273. 278, 281, 283, 286. 309, 839.
505.
Girolamo de Rinaldis; S. Vito, Venice,
Pordenoiie, Udine, 26 Feb. ^ 1748-
2 Feb. 1767. ff. 242, 248, 249, 253,
311, 331. 492, 600, 606. 617, 631, 703,
718, 786.
Giuseppe Bini ; Gemona. 6 May, 1748,
f. 246.
Pellegrino Ferri. Canon and afterwards
Bibhop of Adria ; Ve80ovanl^ Yeuioe.
Rome, Padun, Rovigo, 12 May. 1748-
3 Mar. 1754, ff. 247, 250, 267. 289,
297, 326, 348, 352, 359, 406, 428.
Giovanni Alberto Colombo; 8. Urbano,
[— ] Aug. 1748, 4 Feb. 1750, ff. 251,
302.
Alvise Guerra; Venice, 13 Nov. 1748-
5 Apr. 1766, ff. 254, 709. 711.
Francesco Fortunato Vigna; Vicenza,
26 Dec. 1748, 15 Oct 1753. ff. 257, 414.
Giammaria Biemmi; Brescia, 1 Feb.
1749- 3 May, 1750. ff. 261, 264, 299,
313.
Rizzardo di S. Bonifacio; Verona, 12
Feb.-26 July. 1749, ff. 263, 266, 279.
Antonius Roschmannus ; Innspruch, 1
Mar. 1749. Lat f. 276.
Angelo Querini; Brescia, Venice, 17
Aug. 1749, 8 May, 1758, ff. 284, 489.
Bftldessarelppoliti; Rome, 20 Oct. 1749,
3 Feb. 1750, ff. 293, 300.
Gasparo [Nt gri], Vescovo di Parenzo;
Parenzu, 2 Mar. 1750-26 Mar. 1763,
ff. 308. 380, 692, 723.
Vincenzio Pozzi ; Bologna, Piacenza,
Turin. Paris, sexto Idubus [10] Man,
1750- 11 May, 1751. Lat and Ital,
ff. 315, 320, 329, 337, 366.
Girolamo Silvestri; Rovigo, Padua, 28
June, 13 July, 1750, ff. 322, 325.
Vitaliano Donh ; Turin [— ] June, 1750-
26 Deo. 1751, ff. 323, 341, 354, 396.
Pi^ Daniele Concina; Venice, 18 July,
1750, f. 327.
Domenico Maria Manni; Florence, 15
Aug. 1750, 18 Jan. 1754, ff. 33.?, 425.
Antonio Scovolo ; Brescia, 29 Aug. 1750-
15 July. 1753, ff. 335, 378. 410.
Frk Giovanni degl* Agostini ; Venice,
9 Nov. 1750-22 Dec. 1751, ff. 343. 368»
394.
Bonifazio CoUina ; Bologna, 24 Noy
1750, f. 316.
MSS. — 1859.
Abbate Antonio Layagnoli ; Venice,
Bassano, Padua, Turin, 18 Feb. 1751-
3 Apr. 1769, ff. 355, 477, 491, 645,
715, 745. 775. 777, 784.
Antonio Pelizza ; Sucile, Venice, 15
Apr. 1751-16 Mar. 1768, ff. 361, 365,
369, 388. 392, 500. 562, 731.
Pietro Maggi; Brest'ia, 18 Apr. 1751-
9 Feb. 17G0, ff. 363, 582.
Fioravante degli Azzoni Avogari il
secondo; Trivigi, 12 July, 1751, f.
371.
Giuseppe Gennari; Venice, Padua,
6 Aug. 1751, 2 Feb. 1759, ff. 376,
524.
Grisulla Marchesa di Rosignano; Aix,
14 Aug. 1751 ; with seal, f. 377.
Frk Sebasiiano Dolci; Rajjusa, Venice,
12 Nov. 1751, 15 Dec. 1753, ff. 383,
420.
Ippolito Pelizza; Longone, 29 Noy
1751, f. 389.
Giacomo Gradenigo; Canul Orlauo, 21
Feb. 1752, f. 396.
I/»renzo Mehus ; Florence, 10 Feb.,
31 Mar. 1753, ff. 398, 402.
Girolamo Calara; S. Donat'i, Domo di
Marano, 26 Mar., 14 Apr. 1753. ff. 400,
404.
Giovanni Morelli del Popolo; Oasale,
Monferrato, 26 May, 21 Dec, 1753, ff.
408, 422.
[Giuseppe] B;.rtoli ; Turin, 1 Dec. 1753-
22 Oct 1768, ff. 418, 7:^3, 73y, 741.
Gaspero Patriarchi ; Venice, 2 Jan.
1754-10 Sept. 1762. ff. 424. 427, 660^
662, 664, 665, 668, 672, 673, 675. 689.
Antonio Vallisnieri, Jun.; 10 Apr. 1754.
f. 430.
Salvadore ^laria di Blasi ; Venice,
Palermo, Messina, 8. Martino, 19
May, 1754-24 July, 1760, ff. 432,
434 b. 450, 475, 604.
Padre Domenico Schiavo; Palermo [26
July, 1754>12 May. 1766, ff. 434,
471, 535, 713.
Girolamo Tartarotti Serbati ; R-.vcreto,
30 July. 1754-8 Nov. 1759, ff. 436,
444, 559.
Giovanni Battista Orzalli; Candialia,
30 Aug. 1754-17 Aug. 1758, ff. 438,
459, 503, 507.
Padre Luigi Luchi ; Dal Santo. 14 Sept.
1754, f. 440.
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ADDITIONAL MSS., 22,88L
Giambattista Bevilacqua Ik^npos ; Udine,
15 Sept. 1754-21 Sept. 1761, ff. 442.
519. 670.
Mario Lupi; Bergamo, 24 Nov. 1754-
19 Sept. 1769, ff. 446, 448. 452, 725-
730, 735, 737, 743, 751.
Sebastiano Molino; Venice, 1, 12 Jan.
175?, ff. 454. 461.
Antonio Bongiovanni; Venice, Padna,
11 Jan. 1756 [7>3 Aug. 1761, ff. 456,
458, 466-470, 473, 639, 658.
Vincenzlo Eicci ; Brescia. 4 Feb. 1756-
10 Oct. 1759, ff. 457, 542, 544.
Marco Foscarini, Doge of Venice ;
Venice, 25 Jan. 1757, f. 465.
Domenico Mauro Salmaso; Bovolenta.
Badia, 23 Sept. 1757-27 Apr. 1760,
ff. 479, 487, 546, 555, 567, 571, 583,
591.
Francesco Tommaso (?) de Fabris ;
Venice. Vienna, 16 Dec. 1757-3 Nov.
1759, ff. 480, 482, 496, 531, 537, 552.
Amaldo Speroni, Benedettino ; San
Giorgio Maggiore, 9 Mar. 1758, 18
Mar. 1759, ff.-484. 529.
Epifanio Brunelli ; Rimino, 29 May,
10 June, 1758, ff. 494, 498.
Pietro Paolo Gil lanni; Santa Maria del
Monte, San Vitale, 26 Juue, 1758-
16 Dec. 1760, ff. 501, 511, 641.
Giuseppe Garampi, Cardinal Archbishop
of Beyrout; Rome, 4 Not. 1758-29
Nov. 1760, ff. 513, 533, 540, 633.
11 Cavaliere [Cosimo Maria] Met; 1 Nov.
1758, f. 515.
Francesco Ginanni ; Ravenna, 31 [Jan.]
1758, f. 517.
N. N. [Donna Marina] ; 14 Jan. 1759-22
Apr. 1761, ff. 521, 522, 526, 527, 538,
549, 553, 561, 621, 624. 628, 635, 643,
647. 649, 654, 772, 774, 782, 790,
792.
Alberto Zaramelin; Bologna, 21 Aug.
1759, f. 639.
Giovanni Ro^si; Badia, 10 Oct. 1759-
2 Aug. 1762, ff. 548, 557, 563, 594,
602. 656, 678, 681, 685.
Gianlodovico Lilchi ; Rome, 24 Nov.
^1759, f. 565.
Gotardo Cunziani ; Fanna, Cavasso,
Udiue, 15 Dec. 1759-21 July, 1765,
ff. 569, 590, 702.
Giannantonio Corrh; Verona, Quero,
28 Dec. 1759-13 May, 1760, ff. 572-
577, 580, 586, 598.
Gaetano Lucchesi, ** delle Scuole Pie
Urbino, 14 Jan. 1760, f. 578.
Innocenxo Rainis; Udine, 28 Feb. 1760,
f. 585.
Josephus Reschius ; Brescia, die Id.
Mart. [15 Mar.]. 15 Sept. 1760. Lat.
ff. 588, 619.
Pierluigi Galletti ; Rome, 9 May, 1760,
f. 596.
Franciscus de Nigris ; Venice, 4 May-
26 Aug. 1760. Lat ff. 608-614.
Pietro Zonca ; Padua, Campo San
Martino, 27 Sept.-15 Oct. 1760, ff.
622, 626, 629.
de* Oassini ; Naples, Milan, 4 Dec.
1756-3 Feb. 1767, rf. 637, 695, 699,
707, 717, 720.
[Fr^ Giuseppe Maria Venturini], Agos-
tino; 9 Mar. 1761, f. 651.
Giorgio di Polverigo; Terra, 22 Aug.
1761, 10 Sept. 1762, ff. 653, 687.
Tommaso Temanza; Venice, 28 Oct.
1761, f. 677.
Liberio Fassoni, "delle Scaole Pie;"
Rome, 24 Jan. 1762. f. 679.
Antonsaverio di Panigai, della Com-
pagnia di Gesh ; Brescia, 2 Apr. 1763,
f. 693.
Martinus Poczobut^ presbyter Lituanus ;
Venice, Nonis [5] Junii, 1764. Lat.
f. 701.
Saverio Bettinelli; Verona, 26 Aug.
1765, f. 705.
Bonifazio Rangoni; Modena, 24 Mar.
1767, f. 722.
Franceaoo Antonio Zacooria; Rome, 10
June, 1769, f. 747.
Pietro Zaguri; Mira, 9 July, 1764, f.
749.
Giaeomo Morelli ; Venice, 14 Nov. 1769-
21 Dec 1770, ff. 753, 755, 763, 766-
771, 796.
Bartolommeo Sabbionato ; Mutta del
FriuU, 2 Apr. 1770, f. 764.
Alberto Fortia; 18 Aug. «.a., f. 788.
At the beginning are alphabetical and chronological tables of the
wi iters, and on the backs of the several letters are literary notes
and memoranda in the hand of the Abbate Brunacci.
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ADDITIONAL MSS., 23,881-^2«,888.
765
luterspersed are the following letters and papers not addressed to
Abbate G. Bronacci : —
1. Letters of Cardinal San Carlo Borromeo, " ad Nicolauin Gratianum,
Interpretem in Ticinensi Gymnafiio," and "Petro Vermio, Joanni
Baptiste Sabaudio [et] Camillo Pusterlse," inclosing the ''Leges
AcademisB Gratianae de Keligione;" Milan, 13 Apr, 1667. Lai,
Copies addressed to Francesco Gratirmo at Udine, ff. 2-3-26.
2. Marc Antonio Zucoo to Padre Lettore Scbippisi ; Verona, 22 Feb.
1749, f. 29.
3. Abbate Giovanni Brunaoci to AQtonio Giudici ; n,d, [circ. 1729],
f. 34 b; — to Antonio Eosohmann; Padua, 1 May, 1749. Lot.
f. 277 b ; — to Ginseppe Resch ; Padua, — May, . Lot, f, 779.
4. Fr4 lacopo Jacinto Serry to Padre Gio-Giuseppe Bodissoni; Padua,
17 May, 1736, f. 78.
5. Fr4 Giovanni degF Agostini, Biblioteoario, to *' Abate Giacopo Fasio-
lati. Publico Professore nella Vniuersit4 di Padoua;" Venice,
12 Mar. 1740, f. 131.
6. Lodovico Antonio Muratori to Dottore Adamo Pivati ; Modena,
22 Dec. 1740, f. 136 ;~to the Arciprete Bartolommeo Campagnola ;
Modena, 6 Mar. 1749, f. 269.
7. Lodovico Preti Pompili to Signora Fmncesca Vincenti ; Ravenna,
3 Sept. 1743, f. 166.
8. Giangirolamo Gradeuigo to Dottor Andrea Brunacci ; Brescia,
7 June, 1747, f. 200.
9. Anton Francesco Gori to Dottor Giovanni Lami ; 14 July, 1747, f 206.
10. Vitaliano Donit to Luigi Dona; Turin, 14 Nov. 1750, 4 Mar. 1763,
flf. 345, 399.
11. Marco Foscarini, Doge of Venice, to ; Venice, 12 Apr. 1768,
f. 486.
12. Giovanni Battista Bianchi to Giacomo Antonio Marcello; Siena,
11 Sept. 1761, 2 Deo. 1763, ff. 666, 697.
13. Anton Saverio di Panigai, della Compagnia di Gesu, to Padre Natale
Steffanelli; Brescia, 30 Apr. 1767, f. 724.
14. Certificate of Dottor Pietro Zonca in favour of Abbate Giovanni
Brunacci ; n.d,, f. 804.
Paper. Folio.
22.882. Original letters upon literary subjects to Abbate Giovanni
Brunacci from Giacomo Antonio Marcello; Venice, Monselice,
Noventana, 17 Nov. 1740-6 Feb. 1770;— and from Paolo Brazaolo
Milizia ; Padua, Tribano, Carrara, Mezzavia, 26 Sept. 1748-28 May,
1769. At ff. 246, 254 are letters from P. B. Milizia to Chev. Val-
lisnieri; Triban, 22 May, 15 Nov. 1762. Italian. On the backs of
several of the letters are notes by Abbate Brunacci. Paper. Quarto-
22.883. ORiGfNAL correspondence and papers of Sir Edward Bysshe,
3 G 2
766
ADDITIONAL MSS.. 22,888.
Knt., Glarencieux King at Arms, chiefly on matters of heraldry;
1653-1676.
1. Letters to Sir E. Bysshe from : —
[Sir] W[illiain] Dugdale; Blythe Hall^
16 Apr. 1653, f. 4.
Bi[chard Secknlle, 5th Earl of] Dorset ;
[otro. 1653], f. 5.
[Sir] Henry Capell [K.B., afterwarda
Baron Gapel of Tewkesbury]; Kew,
28 Jan. 1665[6J f. 7.
Thomas Wright [of Kilverston]; Down-
ham, 16 Sept. 1664, f. 20.
John Gainsfurd; Westminster, 2 May,
1667. Lot. f.27.
[Sir] Norton Knatchbull [Bart.] ; Mer-
sljam Hatch, 5 Aug. 1668, f. 28.
M. Yoet Knekenburch ; Bruges, 6 Feb.
1669. Fr, f. 30.
[Sir] Npcliolas] Millett; 27 June, 1671,
f.35.
Isaac Isboume; Norwich, 31 July, 1671-
20 May. 1672, ff. 37, 42^4, 46, 51,
52.
Thomas Wenman; Norwich, 18 Sept.
1671, f. 38.
Benjamin HoUey; Lynn, 22 Sept 1671,
f. 39.
Thomas Baret ; Norwich, 4 Nov. 1671,
f.40.
Mann ; Norwich, 11 Dec. 1671,
f. 45.
Robert Clarke; Ipswich, 8 Feb. 1671[2],
7 May, 6 July, 1672. ff. 47, 50, 53.
William Acton to R. Clarke ; Bramford,
23 Feb. 1671[2], f. 48.
William Bright; Talmash Hall [Had-
leigh, CO. Suffolk], 22 Apr. 1672, f. 49.
Philip Gillet, alias Candler; Wood-
bridge, 30 July, 1672, t 55.
[Rev.] William Maxie or Mazey ; Shot-
ley Rectory, co. Suffolk, 2 Aug. [16]72,
f.56.
John Fiake; Ratlesden. 6 Aug. 1672,
f. 57.
John Vnderwood ; Bury St Edmunds,
20 Aug. 1672, f. 58.
John Bonvile ; Crewkeme, 23 Sept. 1672 ;
with teal, f. 59.
William Lewya ; Wincalton [Wincanton],
25 Sept 1672, f. 61.
William Briggs ; London, 1 Oct. 1672,
ff. 62.63.
William Doble; 8 Oct 1672-29 Jan.
1672[3] ; with eeaU, ff. 64, 67. 69, 70,
72-74, 77.
Johu Bevill; Bristol, 28 Oct 1672,
f. 65.
Henry Knappe ; 4, 18 Nov. [16]72, ff. 66,
68.
Henry and Elenor Selleck ; Walford, 14
Dec. 1672, f. 71.
John Turberville ; Tolland, near Taun-
ton, 27 Jan., 15 Feb. 1672[3], fL 75,
80.
John Beudysh; Bylaugh, 29 Jan.
1672[3], f. 76.
Roger Rogers ; Rochester, 81 Jan. 167|,
f.78.
John Buckenham ; Hadscoe, Norfolk, 9
Feb. [? 1673], f. 79.
William Lysons and Mathias Aldington
to Robert Dennis; Bristol, 16 Apr.
1673, f. 81.
John Welles ; Bridgewater, 26 Nov. 1673,
f. 89.
2. Papers relating to charges made by Sir Edward Walker, Knt.,
Garter, and others, against Sir Edw. Bysshe of malpractices in his
profession, and usurpation of a descent from the family of Clare.
Passim. Included are orders, e/c, signed by —
Charles n.; 11 July, 1063; with coun-
ter-signature of Henry Bennet [after-
wards Earl of Arlington] and seal,
f. 10.
[Sir] Edward Walker, Garter; 4 Mar.
1664[5], 6 Feb. 1670[1], 18 Dec. 1662,
ff. 13, 31 b, 112.
[Sir] John Nicholas [Clerk of the Coun-
cil] ; 8 July, 1670, f. 34.
[Henry Howard, Earl of] Norwich and
[Karl] Marshall; June, 1673; with
seal, f. 85.
John WingfeUd, Yorko [Herald]; 18
July, 1674, f. 95.
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Johan Gibbon, Bine-mantel [Paisniv-
ant]; 18 July, 1674, f. 95.
[James Howaid, Earl of] Suffolk [De-
puty Earl Marahal]; 22 July, 1675,
f. 98.
[Henry Mordaunt, Earl of) Peterborow
[Deputy Earl Marshal] ; 21 July, 11
Nov. 1676, ff 99, 102.
Robert Devenish, York ; 21 July, 16
Aug. 1676, ff. 99, 100.
Thomas May, Bouge Dragon; 21 July,
1676, f. 99.
Thomas Lee, Ohester; 16 Aug. 1676,
f.lOO.
Bobert Yaughan, " his Majesties gravor
9 Jan. 1662[3i f. 105. *
William Byley, Lancaster Begistrar ;
n.d., f. 118.
Henry Dethick, Bouge Croix; n.(2., f.
118.
3. Copies of grants of arms to Nevinson Fox, of cos. Suffolk and
Kent ; 1673, f. 90 ; — and of a cliange of arms to Sir Henry Hun-
lock, Bart., of Wingermouth, co. Derby ; 14 Deo. 1674, f. 96.
4. Order of the funeral of Sir John Yaughan, Chief Justice of the
Common Pleas ; 22 Deo. 1674, f. 97.
Inserted in the cover are the seals of Thomas Bamet, John Bonvile,
Will. Dobbs, Richard Sackville, Earl of Dorset, Sir Norton Enatch-
bull, William Lewjs, and John Turberville. Paper. Folio.
22.884. KuNSTBUCH, of Caligraphy, of Veit Stos, Imperial scribe. [See
Add. M8. 15,703. J On the fly-leaf is written, " Nicolaus Hierony-
mus Nurmberger, 1669." Vellum ; xvith cent. Oblong Quarto.
22,886-22,896. Original correspondence and papers of Abbate Fran-
cesco Cancellieri upon literary and other matters; 1772-1821.
Twelve volumes. Paper. Folio.
22.885. Vol. I. Correspondence with Sovereigns, Cardinals, Ambas*
sadorrf, ministers, and noblemen, viz. : —
Frederic William III. of Prussia ; Ber-
lin, 2 Feb. 1818. Qer, ; with seed, f. 6.
Ferdinando [Ferdinand Marie Louis
Philippe Joseph de Bourbon, Duke of
Parina, grjindson of Philip V. of
Spain]; Oolorno, 26 Feb. 1789, 29
Sept. 1802. Ital ff. 8, 10.
Charles [Carl Theotlor Anton Maria,
Baron von Dalberg, Archbishop and
Prince of Batisbon, and Archchan-
cellor of the Roman Empire], Prince
Primate ; Aschaffenburg, 11 Sept 1806.
JFV. ; with seal f. 13.
MassimUiano Giuseppe [I. of Bavaria] ;
Monaco, 2 Deo. 1817. ItcO. f. 15.
[Angelo Maria Garron, Marchese]D'A!g-
blanche [Secretary of State to the
King of Sardinia] ; Turin, 21 July,
1773. Itcd, f. 16.
[Armand de Yignerot-Duplessis-Biche-
lieu]. Due d'Aignillon ; Gompi^gne, 19
July, 1773. Fr. ; with ««al. f. 17.
Prince Carlo Albani; Milan, 2 Feb.
1774, 11 [Jan.] 1775. Ital. ff. 19, 21.
Filippo Albani, *■* Aggiunto al Maire di
Roma incaricato del culto Rome, 8
May, 1812, 4 Nov. 1817. Ital. ff. 22,
25.
Cardinal 6[iiiseppe] Albani ; Rome, 27
June, 1815. Ital. f.26.
Giuseppe Albani ; Rome, 25 June, 1774.
ItaL f.28.
Cardinal P[ao1o] F[ranoesoo] Antamori ;
Orvieto, 1 June, 1793. Ital, f. 30.
[Thomas, Comte d'] Antici, Minister of
[Maximilian Friedrich, Graf von Ko-
nigseck-Bothenfels], Archbishop of
Cologne, to the Chancellor [Jean Phi-
lippe] de Horn [Goldsohmidt] ; Rome,
26 Mar. 1774. Fr, f.31.
G^iovanni] A[ndrea] Archetti, Cardinal
Archbishop of Caloedonia; Grodno,
Bologna. 15 Aug. 1784, 1 Apr. 1789.
Ital. ff.32,33.
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ADDITIONAL MSS., S2,886.
I Compilatori del Glora^le Encidopetlfco
di Napoli; Naples, 20 Aug. 1816.
Itdl, f.84.
Tommaso Cardinal Arezzo, Legate Apo-
stollo in Femra; Ferrara, 21 Deo.
• 1816-2 May, 1821. Ital ff. 36, 40-48.
Fernando Trotti, Gonfalonier of Ferram;
Ferrara, 25 Apr. 1817. Ital. f. 87.
II Barbarous; Kome^ 9 Not. 1817.
Ital f. 50.
F. Barbeiini; 13 Dec. 1817. Ital f. 51.
Cavaliere [Jacob Salomon] Bertddi,
Prassian Minister in Tuscany; Via
Bistina, Trinitk de' Monti, 24 Jan.
1820. Ital f.53.
Card. C[arlo] Bellisomi, Archbishop of
Tiana; Lisbon, 5 Aug. 1790. Itdl.
f.55.
( ] Principessa di Belmonte, nata
Spinelli [wife of Antonio, Principe di
Belmonte-Pignatelli]; Naples, 5 Nov.,
81 Dec. 1791, 15 Mar. 1792. Ital
ff. 56-59.
[Martino Caraffa?] Principe di Belve-
dere; Naples, 12 Dec. 1817, 19 [Jan.]
1819. Ital ff. 60, 62.
G[iu8eppe Garampi] Arc[ive8C<»vo] di
Berito. Montefiaacone e Corneto ; War-
8aw,Vienna, 22 Jan. 1774, 9 Dec. 1784.
Hal ff. 64,406.
[Francois Joachim de Pierres] Cardinal
de Bemis, to the Due d'Aiguillon;
Home, 19 Mar. 1774. Fr. f. 65.
[Marchese] Camillo Bevilacqua, Presi-
dent of the " Ceserea RegiaReggenze **
of Ferrara ; Ferrara, 17 Dec. 1799.
With counter-signajture of Lnigi Ricci,
secretary. ItaJ. f. 66.
Gherardo Bevilacqua ; Naples, Bologna,
Ferrara, 1 May-6 Aug. 1819. Ital
ff. 68-73.
[Pierre Louis Jean Casimir] Comte
[afterwards Due] de Blacas d'Aulps,
French Ambassador at Rome; Villa
Medici, Rome, Froscati, 3 Nov. [1817]-
81 Oct. [1820?] Fr. ff. 74-76, 78.
[Lucien Bonaparte] Principe di Ca-
nine; Rome, 12 Nov. 1817. Ital f. 82.
Cardinal Ignozio Boncompagni Ludo-
visi ; Bologna, 17 July, 1773, 30 June,
1784. Ital ff. 84,85.
Cardinal Stefano Borgia ; 2 June, 1801,
17 Jan. 1802. Ital. ff. 86-91.
Cardinal Lorenzo Prospero Bottini ; 18
fiept 1816-12 Mar. ma Ilal ff.
100. the letter at f. 94 ia addressed to
Luigi Maria Pierdonati«
Cardinal Ceeare Brancadoro; Ometo,
Fermo, Santelpidio ; 13 Apr. 1802-30
Apr. 1821, ff. 102-136.
I[gnazfo Bosca] Arciv[e8covo] d'Emesa;
Brussels, 24 Aug. 1784. ItoZ. f. 138.
[ ] Principessa di Butera pn Sicily,
wife of Giusep{>e, Principe di Bntera] ;
Naples, 26 Nov. 1791, 3 Jan. 1792.
ttal ff. 139, 140.
[Fran9oiB Gabriel] Comte de Bray;
Bome, Paris, Straubing, St Peters-
burg, Rockenhausen, 17 Dec. 1810-
4 Sept. 1817. Ital and Fr. ff. 141-
162.
Cardinal G[iovanni] Caccia Piatti ; 1-4
Aug. 1817. Ital. ff. 164, 169, 170.
Cardinal G[uidn] Cakagnini ; Otimo, 80
Mar. 1789-21 May, 1802. Ital. ff. 172-
179.
Cardinal Lorenzo Caleppi ; 29 May-80
July, 1792. Ital ff. 180-185.
[Giovanni Battista Canaveri] Bishop
successively of Biella and Yereelli;
Paris, 2 Feb. 1805. Ital. f. 186. With
a pastoral address; 1 Jan. 1805i, f.
187.
Pietro Caprano, Cardinal Archbishop of
Iconium ; 13 Dec. 1817-6 July, 1819.
Ital ff. 190-193.
II Marchese [Domenico] Caraccioli [Min-
ister of Foreign Affairs] ; Naples, 17
June-8 July, 1788. Ital. ff. 195-199,
Carlo Donati ; Naples, 28 Jan. 1792. Ital
f.200.
Frk Carlo Thil (?), Agostino; S. Agoa-
tino, 5 Oct. 1821. Ital f. 202.
Cardinal F[ranceBCo] Caraffa; Ferrara,
23 June, 1784. Ital f. 204.
Cardinal [Carlo Francesco] Caselll;
' Parma, 11 Oct. 1817. Ital f. 205.
' Cardinal F[ilippo] Casoni ; Aranjuez, 15
I June, 1802. Ital. f. 206.
Cardinal F[rancesco] S'averio] Casti-
glioni [afterwards Pius VIII.] ; Cesena,
18 Mar. 1816-1 Sept. 1821. Ital.
ff. 207-227, 229. 231.
Camillo Cataneo [de* Marchesi di Monte
Scagliosd], Archbishop of Acerenza
and Matera; Naples, 6 Jan. 1815.
Ital f.236.
Cardinal F[ranoeflco] Cesarei-Leoni ;
Digitized by
ADDITIONAL MSS., 2S,88S.
759
Jesi, 28 Jan. 1819-30 Sept. 1821.
Ital flf. 287-243.
n Marchese di Giroello; Naples, 25 Not.
1817. Ital, f. 245.
A. Oodronchi; Turin, 1 July-1 Deo.
1784. ItoZ. ff. 246-248.
[Francesco Gundicaria] Principe CoUo-
redo; Vienna, 26 July, 1773. Ital
f. 249.
Cardinal £[rcole] Gonsalvi; Vienna,
dalle Stanze del Quirinale; 18 Jan.
1815-23 July, 1821. ItaL ff. 258, 260,
261, 268, 264, 271, 277-279, 285.
Fiancesco Gapaccini [secretary to Car-
dinal Gonsalvi] ; dal Quirinale, 4 Aug.
1817, 17 May, 1818. Hal. ff. 269,
262.
Domenico [Coppola] ArciveeepTO di
Mira [secretary to tlie Propaganda];
Borne, 25 Dec. 1804, 22 Sept. 1805.
Ital ff. 290,292.
N[icco]a] Corona; Paris, 4 Apr. 1805.
Ital, f.293.
n Principe [Tommaso] S[i8i8men]o Cor-
sini ; Florence, 19 Mar. 1811, 9 May,
1812. Ital ff. 295, 297.
N[eri Maria Giuseppe] Corsini; Flo-
rence, 20 Dec. 1817. Ital. f. 299.
Cardinal B[eli&ario] Cristaldi [Auditor
to the Pope and Treasurer of St.
Peter's] ; Monte Vitorio, 7 July, 1819-
3 July, 1821. Ital ff. 800-307.
LiiigiChinucci; 7Apr,1821. Ital. f 310.
Le Baron fMartial Noel Pierre] Daru,
Intendant of the Crown at Borne;
Borne, Amsterdam, St. Cloud, 26 Dec.
1810-25 Oct. 1813. Fr. ff. 312-317.
322, 325-331.
I«atouclie [secretary to the Baron
Dam] ; Borne, 8, 12 Jan. 1813. Fr.
ff. 318, 320.
A[ntonio] Card[inal] Dugnani; Bome,
22 June, 1815^1 Mar. 1816. Ital
ff. 332-837.
Le Baron de Duminique [secretary to the
Elector Palatine of the Bhine] ; Cob-
lentz, 8 Sept. 1784. Fr. f. 338.
II Col[onell]o Antonelli ; Padua, 6 Aug.
1812. Ital f. 339.
Francis H[enry] Egerton [afterwards
Earl of Bridge water]; Naplts, 19 Nov.
1812, ff. 341-345.
Cardinal [Luigi] Ercolani ; 10 Apr. 1820.
Ital f. 346.
G[iu8eppe] Cardinal Fesdi; Borne, 26
Aug. 1815. Ital f. 349.
Carlo [Giuseppe], C[onte] de Firmian ;
Milan, 10 July, 1773. Ital. f. 351.
Cardinal Giuseppe Firrao, Jun., Arch-
bishop of Petra; Venice, Naples, 24
July, 1784-25 Apr. 1820, ff. 352-373,
376, 880, 386, 388, 891-400.
[Giuseppe] Toriglioni, **Mini8tro dell
Intemo," to Cardinal G. Firrao;
** Bome, 18 Fiorile, anno vi. dell' Era
Bepublicana*' [25 Apr. 1798]. Ital
f. 374.
Cardinal F[ranceeco Luigi] Fontana; 8.
Carlo ai Cattinari, 31 Mar. 1821. Ital
f. 401.
Fran[ce8Co] Siberto Paira; n,d, Hal f.
408.
Fredenheim ; Stockholm, 21 Apr.
1791. Fr. f. 404.
A[nnibal] delle Grenga [afterwards Leo
XII.]; Dresden, Bome, 20 Mar. 1801-
24 July, 1817. Ital ff. 408-414.
G. F. de Gennotte [Florentine Envoy
to Bome]; Bome, 20 Deo. 1817,
f. 415.
D[omenico] A[ndrea] Cardinal Gionn-
netti; Villa del Sut^so, 31 July, 1784,
f.425.
Emanuele Cardinal de Gregorio; Flo-
rence, 8 May, 1809-25 Apr. 1821,
ff. 426, 429-431.
Cardinal G[e«are] Guerrieri [Gonzaga,
Papal Treasurer-General] ; Monte Ci-
torio, Bome, 8 Nov. 1817, 27 Dec 1818.
Ital ff. 432, 433.
C[asimir] L. Cardinal Haeffelin; 23
Mar. 1824[?]. Hal f. 435.
G[iovanni] B[attista Auvergne (?)] Arci-
vescovo d'loonio; Lucenia, 24 July,
1784. Ital. f. 437.
[Wenceslas Anton, Prince] Eaunitz;
Bome, 6 Nov. 1817. Ital f. 438.
F. Schizzau ; Parma, 4 May, 1802. f. 489.
[Thierry Heinrich Ludwig, Baron von]
Ompteda; Bome, 11 Nov. 1817. Ital
f. 440.
Cardinal Alessandro Lante [Papal Le-
gate at Bologna]: Bologna, 21 Juno,
1817-28 Jan. 1818. Ital ff. 441-
448.
[Adam von] Lebzeltem [Austrian Am-
bassador to Bussia]; Petersburg,
^ Sept. 1817. Ital. f. 450.
Digitized by
760
ADDITIONAL AISS., 22,880.
Comte de St. Len [Louis Bonaparte,
fcX-King of Holland] ; Rome, 29 Apr.
1815-4 Mar. 1818. Fr. ff. 455, 457,
459, 460.
A[ntonio] Eibby, secretary to the Coiute
ce St. L«u; Rome, 25 Stpt 1815.
ItdL f. 456.
Cardinal Lorenzo Litta; Naples, 1797,
7 July, 1815. ItaL ff. 461, 463, 468.
Cardinal C[arlo] Livizzani ; Pesaro, 20
J^ne, 1784. ItaL f. 469.
Filij po [Sardi], ArcivescoTo di Luooa;
Lucca, 13 Oct. 1817. Ital. f. 470.
G[abriel] Cortois de Pressigny, ancien
€v6que de St Miilo ; Rume, Paris, 14
June, 1816-18 July, 1819. Fr. ff.472-
481.
Prospero Manara [secretary to the Arch-
duchess of Tust-any] ; Parma, 8 July,
1784. Hal. f. 485.
[Dom Pedro Vito de Menezes], Marquis
de Marialva; Rume, Paris, 19 Not.
1817, 27 Oct 1819. Fr. ff. 486,
487.
Cardinal AQessaodro] Mattel ; Ferrara,
16 June, 1784. liaX. f. 489.
[Francesco] Melzi [d'Eril, Duke of Lodi] ;
Milan, 4 Sept 1802. Hal f. 494.
Cardinal Leonardo Antunelli ; n.d. Ital,
I 495.
Cardinal G[iu8eppe] Morozzo; Noyara,
1 Apr. 1819. ItaL f. 497.
Le Comte [Arinand Marc] de Montmo-
rin [Saint Herein] ; Versailles, 10 Feb.
1789. Fr, f. 499.
Manariiii [secretary to the Duke of
Modena]; Modena, 18 Nov. 1817. f.
500.
Cardinal B[ernardino] Honorati; Vac-
carile, 20 June, 1784. ItaL f. 502.
Cardinal [Giansiffredo] Mauri, **Sosti-
tuto " or Papal Secretary of State ; 2, 7
Aug. 1814. ItaL ff. 503, 504.
Cardiual Carlo Oppizzoni ; Bologna, 7
Ft b. 1818, 10 Fob. 1819. ItaL ff. 505,
507.
Cuvaliere [Philippe Damiano] di Priooca,
[Sardinian Envoy at Rome] ; 31 May,
1788. Ital f. 508.
[Carlo Franceses Baldas-^ro] Conte di
Perrone, secretary to the King of Sar-
dinia ; Turin, 14 June, 1784, 11 June,
1788. Ital ff. 509, 510.
II Comraendator Pinto, [Portuguese Am-
bassador at Rome] ; 16 Sept 1812-
23 Oct. 1817. ItaL ff. 511-546.
Luiz Pinto de Souza [Coutinho, Viz-
oonde de Balsem&o] ; Ajuda, 23 June,
1790. PoH. f.551.
Francesco Piranesi [Swedish Resident at
Rome]; Rome, 20 Sept 1791. ItaL
f. 552.
Cardinal Niccola Riganti; Ancona, 22
May-21 Sept 1817. Ital ff. 553-
561.
A[ntonio] G^[abriele Severoli], Arch-
bishop [of Petra], Apostolic Nuncio
[at Vienna] ; Vienna, Viterbo, Toeca-
neUa, 22 May, 1802-21 Nov. 1821.
Ital. ff. 563, 620-632,
L[uigi Ruffo-ScillaJ Canlinal Arch-
bishop of Naples; Naples, 12 Dea
1817-15 Aug. 1820. Ital ft. 565-
567.
Cardinal Antonio Rusconi ; Bologna,
Ituola, Ravenna, 24 Feb. 1809-21 Nov.
1821. Ital. ff. 569-585, 587-593, 695-
604, 606-615.
Cardinal Ferdinando Maria Salnzzo; 18
Aug. 1800. Ital. f. 617.
Cardinal S[tanisla9] Sanseverino ; Forli,
22 Apr. 1820. ItaL f.618.
Cardiual [Giulio Maria della Somaglia]
Bishop of Tusculum [Frascati] ; 7 Nov.
1814. Ital. f. 635.
Cardinal G[inseppe] Spina; Forli and
Bologna, 31 Jan. 1818-28 July, 1821.
ItaL ff. 637-642.
Cardinal D[omenico] Spinucci; Bene-
vento, Fi b. 1819. Ital. f. 643.
Mario [Ancajani], Archbishop of Spo-
leto; Spoleto, 4 Deo. 1821. ItaL f.
644.
Cardinal F[abrizio] Testaferrata ; Sini-
gagIia,28Jan.l819. ItaL f. 647.
Cardinal L[uigi] Volenti Gonzaga ; Ra-
venna, 23 June, 1784. Ital. f. 649.
Antonio Vargas [y Lagima, Spanish
Ambassador in Rome] ; Palazio di
Spagna, 22 Nov. 1817, 24 Jan. 1818.
Ital. ff. 651,652.
Cesare Ventura ; Parma, 27 Apr. 1790,
21 [Jan.] 1791. ItaL ff. 653, 654.
[Charles Gravier, C'»mte] de Vergennes ;
Versailles, 5 July, 1784. Fr. f.
655.
Cardinal P[ictro] Vidoni ; Palazzo Stop-
pani, 1 July, 1821. Hal. f. 656.
Digitized by
ADDITIONAL MSS., 22,886—22,888.
701
[Cardinal] Giovanni Batti^ita Zaali ; 6 Biena, Paris, Florence, 15 Jane, 1807-
Sept. 1814. Ital f. 657. 16 June, 1820. ItdL ff. 65d-688.
Cardinal A[ntonio Felice] Zondadari;
Interhpersed are letters and drafts of letters from the Abbate
Cancellieri.
22,886. Vol. 11. Correspondence of Abbate Francesco Cancellieri
with Cardinal Leonardo Antonelli and his secretary, Abbate Lorenzo
Sparziani ; Trevi, Rome, Foligno, Bv>logna, Venice, Ferrara, etc. ;
10 Oct. 1772-25 Nov. 1810. Ital Interspersed are letters from
[Cardinal Niccola] Riganti to Abbate
F. CanceUieri; Trevi, 10 Oct 1772.
Ital f.l7.
Coetanza Cancellieri, mother of Abbate
F. CanceUieri, to Sig. Biganti ; Borne,
14 Oct. 1772. Ital f. 19.
Giuseppe Murotti, Agent from the Re-
public of Ragusa at Rome, to Abbate
F. Cancellieri; Rome, 7 May, 1774.
Ital f.54.
Cardinal L. Antonelli to Costanza Ma-
gnoni Cancellieri; Rome, 8 June,
1 Oct. 1774. Ital ff. 61, 105.
Maria Monteyecchi Ferratini to the
Contessa Yerginia Mei ; Rome, 1 Feb.
1785. Ital f.225.
Niocolo Bani, Archbishop of Ragusa, to
Cardinal L. Antonelli ; Bagusa, 9 Apr.
1804. Ital. f.265.
Stefftno Martinetti to [Card. L. Anto-
nelli?]; Bome, 2 Apr. 1805. Ital
f.266.
Antonins Martin, Bishop of Bobbie, to
Card. L. Antonelli; 18 Feb. 1805.
Lat f. 272.
Abbate Francesco CanceUieri to the
Duchessa di Cassano-Serra ; Bome, 25
Sept. 1807. Ital. f. 282.
A HaUotta to Abbate F. Cancel-
lieri ; Monte Cassiano, 14 Aug. 1808.
Ital f. 298.
Vincenzo Giansanti to Abbate F. Can-
ceUieri; Spolfto, 27 Jan., 14 Feb.
1809. Itcd, ff. 850, 363.
At f. 249 is a paper headed, ** Acta ab eminentissimo et Eeverendis-
simo Cardinal! Leonardo Antonello in nrbe et diodcesi Pmenestina
and at f. 425 U an allocution of Pius VI. on heretical books.
22,887. Vol. III. Letters of Cavaliere Girolamo Tirabosohi to Abbate
Francesco Cancellieri; Modena, Albaieto, Carpi, Florence, and Nonan-
tola,26Mar.l776-13May,1794. Ital Interspersed are letters from: —
Giovanni Battista Lavagna; Genoa, 19
Apr. 1777, f. 26.
Gian Lodoyioo Biancani; Cortona, 9
Oct. 1780, f. 105.
F. Ireneo Affo; Parma, 6 May, 1782,
f. 147.
Gaetano Migliore; Ferrara, 10 May,
1783. f. 177.
[Marchese Carlo] Guasco ; 24 Oct. 1785,
f. 242.
Bernardo Barbieri; Florence, 21 Nov.
1785, f. 245.
At f. 222 are receipts of Carlo Antonini ; 28 July, 1 Sept. 1784.
2,888. Vol. IV. Letters of Abbate Giulio Cesare Cordara di Cala-
mandrana to Abbate Francesco Cancellieii ; Turin, Calamandrana,
Saluzzo, Alessandria, Oviglio, Home, Milan, 8 July, 1772-3 Mar.
1785. Ital. Interspersed are letters from : —
Marchese Carlo [Eugenio] Guasco;
Alessandria, Turin, 11 Sept. 1783-
21 July. 1785, ff. 447, 513. 514, 517-531.
Canonioo Giovanni Battista Barberi;
Alessandria, 10 Mar. 1785, f. 512.
Abbate Galeazzo Trotti; Alessandria,
17 Mar. 178.5, f. 516.
Abbate F. Cancellieri to the Marchcsa
[Guasco]; n.d., f. 532.
Digitized
byGoogk
762 ADDITIONAL MSS., 2S,889-S2,8ei.
Vol. V. Ck>rreBpoiidence of Carlantonio de Roea, Marohese di
Villarosa, with Abbate Francesco Cancellieri ; Naples, 12 Aug. 1813-
21 Dec. 1821. JtoZ. InterKpei*sed are letters from : —
Giuseppe Castaldi ; Naples, 11 Dec. 1816,
f. 102.
Onofrio Bouglie; Looern, 26 July, 1817,
f. 145.
Marchesa Domenica SpiDelU; Naples,
16 June, 1818, f. 218.
Harchcse di Villarosa to Giovanni
d'Andrea, Director-General of the
Posts; 25 Aug. 1818, f. 229.
ICarchese Gamillo Massimo, [Soprain-
tc-ndente generale delle Po>te]; Dal
Gen*« officio delle Poete Pontificie,
20 Dec. 1818, f. 2i6.
La Duobessa di Aqnam ; n d., f. 247.
Giovanni Battibta Vermiglioli; Perugia,
20 Nov. 1819. f. 302.
II Marcbesino de Villarosa ; Naples, 28
Mar. 1820, f. 308.
GKiseppe Menieucci to the Marehese di
ViUarosa ; 26 Feb. 1821, f. 343.
2,890. YoL. YI. Correspondence of Abbate Gaetano Marini, Prefect
of the Pontifical Archives, with Abbate Francesco Cancellieri ; Bome,
Paris, 20 Aug. 1781-13 Ang. 1814. Ital. Interspersed are letters
from : —
Filippo Zombelli; Rimino, 13 Feb. 1777,
f. 25.
Padre Giuseppe AUegranie; S. Eu-
storgio, 10 Oct. 1784, f. 30.
Frk Filippo Angelico Baochetti di
Bari [?] ; Minerve, 24 July, 1790, f. 42.
Giovanni Battista Vermiglioli ; Perugia,
17 Oct. 1807, f. 49.
Sebast'ano Caprini; Gagli,30 Apr. 1802,
f. 63.
Marino Marini; Palazzo Cesi, 29 Mar.
1816, 3 July, 1818, ff. 124, 125, 129.
Giovanni Lorenzo Luccbesini; Collegio
Greco. 28 Dec. 1698, f. 142 b.
Giacomo Ubaldini; Soriano, 23 July,
1785, f. 143 b.
L Massajoli; Bignano, 7 Nov. sjcl,
f. 145 b.
Teresa Bargagntiti Stelluti Scala; Fa-
briano, 2 June, 1783, f. 156 b.
Francesco Antonio Gubertin; Bavenna,
6 July, 1782, f. 215 b.
Michel Antonio Fabri; S. Aroangelo,
10 Oct., 17 Dec. 1786, flf. 227 b, 294 b.
GosimoMaggioli; Santarcangelo, 20 Feb.
1786, f. 296 b.
Maniello Auanzi; Isola, 15 Jan. 1690,
f. 311.
At ff. 316, 317 are " Lista de le Intrati Ordinarie et Extraordinarie
de lo lUustre Signore Contj Baldaserra Castiglione, Contj de Nob'*'
[Novilara? author of the Coi-tegiano] de lanno 1518, 1519 et
1520 and " Intrata che se Caua de Nouilara Castello del Conte
Baldassar Castiglione."
22,891. YoL. YII. Letters of Chevalier Anbm Louis Millin, Conser-
vateur des Medailles de la Bibliotbeque Imp6riale, to Abbate Fran-
cesco Cancellieri ; Paris, Mola, Naples, Salerno, Palinure, Caf^tro-
villari, Cosensa, etc. ; 7 Aug. 1806-27 Dec. 1817. Fr. Interspersed
are letters from : —
Antonio Bibby; Naples, 9, 12 Apr.
1812. lUtl. ff. 62, 63.
Gioacchino Camilli ; Palcstrinn, 29 Aug.
1812-9 Aug. 1816. Ital, ff. 101, 273,
274, 325.
Jean Jacques ChampoUion Figeac [Li-
brarian of tlie Imperial Academy at
Grenoble]; Paris, Grenoble, 10 Oct
1812-20 July, 1814. Fr. ff. 113, 159,
161, 243 b, 254.
Z Seguin ; Naples, 20 Aug. 1813. Fr,
f. 197.
Barthelend Pinelli; n.d. Ital, f.
241b.
Digitized
byGoogk
ADDITIONAL MSS., 23,892-22,894. 763
Jeati D«Hifl Conte Lanjuinais, Pair de Paris, 17 Oct 1816. 14 Aug. 1817. fV.
France ; Paris, 3 Oct. 1816. Fr, f. ff. 331, 346.
329. M. Millingen ; Rome, 20 Jan. 1817. Fr.
Henri Gregoire, ancien ^v^ue de Blois; f. 339.
22.892. Vol. VIII. " II Prelato della Corte Horaana, o sia Istruzione
ad tin Giovane obe vudl mettersi in Prelatura a treatise. by Abbate
Francesco Cancel lieri. In 30 chapters, with a preface; corrected as
for the press, xvjiith cent.
22.893. Vol. IX. Treatise on Usury, by Abbate Francesco Cancel-
lieri ; with corrections as for the press. Ital, Hologmph. xvnith
cent.
22.894. Vol. X. Miscellaneous literary collections of Abbate Fran-
cesco Cancellieri, viz. : —
1. "Vita deir Ammiraglio [Giorgio] Anson," f. 6,
2. Fesce Meridionale ove costellazione del Cielo Astronomioo di Gior-
dano Bruno," f. 12.
3. " Estratto di uno scritto di Bellarmine riportato nel libro intitolato
Errata della Storia delle congregazioni de Auxilii composta dell'
Abbate Le Blanc e condannata dalla Inquizione di Spagna, a Li^gi,
1702," f. 38.
4. Lettere suUe Belle Arti di Diodoro Delfico cio^ del ex Gesuita
[Saverio] Bettinelli ; Venezia, 1793," f. 40.
5. ** Lettera di M. Onorati al P. Buonafede sul taglio della lingna e
della mano di Antonio Mancinelli ;" Korae, 6 Apr. 1783, f. 59.
6. ** Vita di Bonifatio Papa VIII. descritta da Monsignore Chrifitoforo
Caetano Vescovo di Foligno [1634r-l642]," f. 72. Followed by
another life of the same. Itdl, f. 94.
7. " Campana Idraulica per andare e lavorare sott' acqua, senza alcun
pericolo, corretta neiranuo 1716 da Edmondo Alleo e nel presente
anno 1774: dall* Abbate D. Alberto Bruzzi, consvltore della sagra
Gongregazione dell' Indice ; Roma, 30 Agosto 1774." Printed, f. 134.
8. " Notizie diverse " of various books, f. 136.
9. " Notizie sul Calendario Eomano, sua riforma ; Idea che ne aveva
Cicerone prima che fosse fatta," f. 138.
10. ** Cicerone esemplare del vero Storico," f. 168.
11. Confronto de' Codici di Cicerone coU'edizione di Carlo Stefano
spiegazione di un passo di Cicerone. Confutazione di alcuni errori
cronologioi di Petavio e di Middkton," f. 163.
12. Considerazioni sul oomputo degli anni di Boma. Epoche varie
sotto i He di Boma notate in Cicerone, e come si debbono esser
ugnagliare. Oronologia di Cicerone &tta nei tempi della Bepublica,
e sua aoouratezza ne' fatti," f. 175.
Digitized by
764
ADDITIONAL MSS., 22,894.
13. " Notizie di [Giovanni Vincenzio Antonio] Qanganelli [Pope
Clement XIV.], f. 199.
14. "Testis VII. in prooessu Canonizationis S. Dominici," f. 202.
15. " Melchior. Cani Episcopi Canariensis vaticinium de Jesuitis,**
16. " Impegno del Ee di Portogallo [Emmanxiel] per la riformazione di
Alessandro VI.," f. 203.
17. " Modo di custodire i Fagiani," f. 204.
18. " Apoteosi di Faustina," f. 205.
19. Notes on "La Schiava, TOrtensio e i due Vecchi, tre Comedie di
D. Filippo Gaetano Duca di Sermoneta," f. 207.
20. A fragment relating to Galileo. lial. Imperfect at the beginning
and end. f. 210.
21. Description of a silver medal of Vitellius. Ital, f. 216.
22. "Lettera al Gran Maestro di Malta" [Jean Emmanuel de Rohan];
Rome, 21 Oct. 1777. Fr. f. 218.
23. " Elenco di morti celehri," f. 221.
24. " Numismata aenea viroium illustrium," f. 227.
25. " ^dificiorum in nnmmis familiarum Romanarum extantium In-
diculus," f. 240.
26. " Nota delle medaglie di Fabbriche e Monumenti Publici che io
ho," f. 241.
27. " Medaglia del Tempio Venere di Pafo," f. 243.
28. " Medaglia delP Area di Deucalione e Pirra," f. 244.
29. " Medaglia di Flavio Vespasiano," f. 246.
30. " Ofcseivazioni cuiiosi su i Papi Cardinali e Prelati/' f.
248.
31. Observations upon the "Puteal Scribonii," f. 253.
32. '* Medaglia di Venere che scuote gli Amorini da un albero e li fa
cadere a guisa di foglie," f. 257.
33. " Kota dei Libri Stampati che sono stati o di propriety di Autori, o
postillati da varii Autori," f. 260.
34. " Catalogo raggionato dei libri di sua Eccellenza Monsignore
[Onorato] Caetani," f. 263.
35. " Lettere contenute nelle Miscellanee," f. 314.
S6. " Kicchezze de'Vescovi e Monasterii di Germania dovute ad Ottone
Imperatore," f. 331.
37. " Riflessioni sopra i debiti de' Papi," f. 344.
38. Observations on " Pietre figurate," on " Dandrite Pietre di Fio-
renza," and " Fossili divisi in sei classi," ff. 352, 354, 355.
39. " Breve di Pio VJ. nel 1778, su la traduzione di Giobbe con note."
Lot, f. 359.
40. " Originale del Padre F[rancesco] A[ntonio] Zaccaria Gesuita,"
viz, : — " Articolo V. Quinto Congresso Storico su quanto nel confront©
f. 202 b.
ADDITIONAL MSS.. 22,895—22,899.
765
leggesi intomo alia podest^ del Principe nelle cose di disoiplina
dimostrata in qnattro Epoche della chiefia," f. 862.
xvmth-xixth oentt.
22.895. Vol. XI. Miscellaneous literary collections of Abbate Fran-
cesco Cancellieri. Included are : —
1. " Indice delle Miscellanee di Monsignor Onorato Gaetani presso
S.E. il Signor Duca di Caserta," f. 5.
2. Original letters from [Filippo Qaetano] Duca di Sermoneta to Abbate
F. Cancellieri; 29 Apr. 1800-6 Aug. 1810. Ital. flF. 164-179.
3. ** Elogio di Bonifacio VIII. Pontefice," f. 186.
4. Drama, in which the characters are Moses, SefPora, Chus, etc. Ital.
f. 237.
6. Storia naturale del Fenicoptero," f. 357.
6. ** Descrizione delle osservazioni del Signore [Giovanni Pietro]
Blanchard nel suo viaggio airostatico alii 18 Juglio 1784," f. 374.
7. Oiiginal letter from [Count Vincenzio] Dandolo to [Abbate F.
Cancellieri]; Venice, 26 Mar. 1796. Ital f. 434.
The remainder of the volume consists of fragments of treatises,
literary and scientific, notes, and extracts, etc, xviuth-xixth centt.
22.896. Vol. XII. Miscellaneous literary collections of Abbate Fran-
cesco Cancellieri. Included are : —
1. Translation of St. John Chrysostom della compunzione del Cuore
a Demetrio Monaco." Ital. f. 9. This and the next two articles
are apparently in the handwriting of Abbate Vito Maria Giovenazzi.
2. The ** Song of Solomon," in Oreek ; with marginal notes, and a fi-ag-
ment of a commentary in Laiiuy flF. 43-79.
3. Translations from Cioero's letters to Brutus, etc. Ital. t. 80.
4. ** Etat present de Tempire de la Chine," f. 170.
6. ** Opera des Moines," in three acts ; followed by various minor poems,
in Frenck, f. 174.
6. " Petri Orlandini oratio habit a Pisis in funere Johannse Anstriac83,
Magni ducis EtrurisB conjugis " \oh. 1678], f. 204,
7. " Pensamenti e reflefsioni sulla vita sociale ;" Naples, July, 1770,
8. '* Hdazione " of Marco Foscarini, Venetian Ambassador to Turin ;
1 Mar. 1743. Ital. Imperfect at the beginning, f. 227.
xviith and xixth centt.
22,897, 22,898. Original letters of Tiberio Cavallo, F.R.S., the electri-
cian, to James Liud, M.D., F.K.S. ; London, Cheltenham, etc,, 13 Nov.
1782-29 June, 1809. Two volumes. In Vol. I., f. 3 b, is a portrait
of T. Cavallo, by George Dance, 28 May, 1799 ; and in Vol. II., f. 1 b,
a silhouette of Dr. Lind. Paper. Quarto.
22,899. Orioikal correspondence of Abbate Melchior Cesarotti, Pro-
f. 215.
766 ADDITIONAL MSS.. 22.899-28,902.
feasor of Greek at Padna, with copies and drafts ; 5 Jan« 1761-
15 Apr. 1808. Ital, and Fr, Included are original letters fix)m : —
Charles Sackville [afterwards Duke of
Dorset] ; Dole, Paris, 30 Aug. 1763-
2 Oct. 1768. Ital. and Fr, ff. 12, 14,
109, 134.
Abb^ JoAeph Antoine Taruffi ; Bologna,
Trieste. Warsaw, 19 Mar. 1765-7 Sept.
1766. Fr. find Eng. flf. 16, 18,23,26,
30. 35, 37, 43. 49.
Benedict Feruer; Stockholm, 24 Apr.
1767. Fr. f. 54.
Joannes Jacobus Hottingems; Zurich,
7 Jan. 1774. Lot. f. 120.
[Baron Gaspard] de Voght; Vienna,
8 July, 1776. Fr. f. 136.
James Macpherson to John Udny, Bri-
tish Consul at Vcnu-e ; London, 4 May,
1763, f. 165.
GioQchino Pizzi; Boipe, 17 Apr. 1784.
Ital. f. 172.
Roberto Pappafava to Sign. Albaro;
Venice. 1 Apr. 1787. Ital f. 176.
Abbate Angelo Mazza, Professor of Greek
at Parma ; Parma, S. Lazzaro, 24 Apr.
1787-19 Jan. 1808. Ital. ff. 178, 188,
209, 265, 273, 306, 843.
Abbtite Ferdinando Galiani ; Santo Sorio,
81 July, 1787. ItaL f. 181.
Jean Bernard Merian; Berlin, Basle,
7 Apr. 1788 -31 May, 1794. Fr.
ff. 193, 195, 212, 221, 238. 321.
Paper. Folio.
22,900-22,902. Original correspondence of George Chalmers, F.R.S.,
F.S.A., Secretary to the Board of Tiade and Agent fi r the Bdhamas ;
26 July, 1787-26 Apr. 1824. Three volumes. Paper. Quarto. The
writers are : —
Ahh4 Jacques Marie Oharlea Denina;
Berlin, 10 July, 1788. Fr. f. 197.
Charles O'Omor ; Irish College at RomOy
27 Apr. 1788. ItaL f. 201.
Ludovico Vittorio Sauioli; Bologna,
8 Apr. 1788, 2 Mar. 1790. ItaL ff.203,
231.
Sauerio Mattel; Bome, Naples, 6 Feb.
1790-14 Apr. 1792. Ital. ff. 211.
240, 253.
[Count] Giovanni Fantoni; Fivizzano,
8 Oct. 1791-10 Apr. 1793. Ital.
ff. 223, 246, 269.
Paul Jeremie Bitaub^; Paris, 3 May,
22 July, 1790. Fr. ff. 225, 228.
Giovanni Batdsta Comiani ; Brescia,
21 Nov. 1790. Ital. f. 233.
G[iau Rinaldo Conte di] Carli ; Milan,
18 June, 1791. Hal f. 245.
Luigi Cardinal Flangini ; Bome, 21 Jan.
1792. Ital f.24a
Clementino Vannetti ; Bovereto, 4 Jan.
1793. Ital. f. 260.
Ignatius Aurelius Fessler; Carolatti, in
Lower Silesia, 18 Jan. 1795. Lot
f.305.
Cromer ; Monselice, 3 Jnly, 1796.
ItaL f. 812.
[Heniy] Addington [afterwards Vi&cjunt
Sidmouth]; London, 14 Feb. 1802. II.
139.
George Anderson ; Brechin, 15, 16 Oct.
1812. m. 106-114.
Society of Antiquaries ; London, 20 Nov.
1801. IL 135.
[John Arbuthnoit. 8th Viscount] Ar-
buthnott; Arbuthnott Hou.-^, 30 Dec.
1812. IIL 121.
The Bahama Isles* Committee of Cor-
respoudence; Nassau, New Provi-
dence, 27 Aug. 1792, 31 May, 1805 ;
with $ignature$. 1. 177 ; II. 296.
The Bahama Isles' Library Society;
Nassau, New Providence, 11 Apr.
1800 ; with signatures. II. 103.
The Bahama Isles' St. Andrews Society ;
Nassau, 30 Nov. 1807; signed and
tealed. IL 379.
W Baldwin ;n.d IH. 60.
B[ulkley] Bandinel [D.D., Bodley's Li-
brarian ttt Oxford] ; Bodleian Libraiy,
June, 1819. III. 248.
[Sir] Joseph Banks [Bart]; Gautley,
London, etc., 21 Oct. 1797-21 July,
1818. L 855; U. 42, 166; III. 142,
160, 179. 227.
Sarah Sophia Banks [sister of the pre-
ceding] ; London [Jnly, 1812]. IIL 9&
Digitized
byGoogk
ADDITIONAL MSS^ 23,900-22,903. 767
[Henry Bathnrst, 3rd Earl] Bathurat;
St. Leonards, London, 4 Sept. 1807-
30June,1817. IL368; lU. 62,67. 187.
G[eorge] F[redrrick] Beltz [Brunswick
Herald] ; College of Arms, 29 Jan.
1808. m. 23.
William Boscawen; London, 3 Nov.
1798, 20 Mar. [1799]. L 391 ; H. 22.
John Bowles; Dulwich, 5 Sept 1797,
11 July, 1799. I. 351 ; JI. 52.
[Rev.] John Brand, Sec. S.A. ; London,
10 Jnly, 1799, 20 Noy. 1801. H. 51,
135.
Alexander Brodie ; The Bam, 20 Oct.
1812, 23 Jan. 1813. UL 115, 125.
James Brodie ; Brodie house by Forres,
17 July. 1797, 12 June, 1801. L 349 ;
II. 133.
Andrew Brown : 13 Argyle Square, 14
Mar. 1820. HI. 272.
[Rev.] William Bryce; Aberdour, Fife-
bhlre, 12 Sept. 1807-17 Jan. 1808.
n. 370. 374 ; HI. 5, 17.
Mrs. Frances Buchanan ; Woodman-
Bienie, 26 Mar. 1812. UI. 85.
[Lieut.] George Buchanan [R.N.]:
H.M.S. *• Java," Porthmouth, 6 Nov.
1812. m, 117.
[Rev.] G[ilbert] Buchanan; Queen's
College, Cambridge, London, 0^., 16
Feb. 1789-6 Apr. 1812. L 60, 285,
321; IL 5; IIL 73, 81,87.
W— ^ Budge. Clerk in the Secretary
of State's Office ; Downing Street, 24
Jan. 1799. H. 11.
[Sir] J[ame8] B[land] Burges [Bart.];
Beau Port, near Battle, 27 Feb. 1807.
n. 362.
Jo Burgess; Ramsgate, 4 Oct. 1821.
in. 353.
John Caley [Deputy Keeper of the Re-
cords]; London, 27, 29 Jnly, 1814.
in.151, 153.
Captain Campbell ; London, 17 Jan.
1799. n.8.
Archibald Campbell, Secretary to the
^coltish National Monument Com-
mittee ; London, 29 Apr. 1819. III.
244.
Duncan Campbell; Campbeltown, 26
Jan. 1810. m. 58.
Richard Campbell; Greenan, 11 Oct.
1799. m. 52.
Patrick Carfrae, D.D. ; Dunbar, 28 Dec.
1798-20 Nov. 1812. L408; IL 101,
137. 197, 236, 286 ; III. 27, 119.
[Sir] Nicolas Carlisle [K.H.] ; Ix)ndon,
13 Nov. 1819-30 Oct. 1821. lU. 260,
262. 863.
Miss £[ '] C[armiohael] to Thomas
Macknight; Ross Bank, 25 Apr. 1806.
IL333.
Mary Cater; Gate House, 12 Dec 1818.
lU. 229.
James Christie; Edinburgh. 14 Oct
1792. L179.
Mrs. A. Clubbe; Ipswich, 24 Oct. 1819.
m. 258.
Archibald Constable ; Edinburgh, Lon-
don, 17 Apr. 1804-31 Dec. 1817.
n. 175, 177. 181,273,307; Ul. 70,96,
21 L
Charles Cooper ; London, 29 June, 1799.
II. 36.
Robert Couper [M.D., F.R S.]; Focha-
bers, 3 Apr. 1806. IL 331.
[Archdeacon] William Coze ; Bemerton,
7 Aug. 1796, 10 July [1799]. I. 289 ;
n.49.
John Cmigie; Deer, 9 Oct. 1804. IL
195.
William Crawford ; Cameron Bank, near
Edinburgh, Aug. 1804. II. 183.
A[lexander] Dalrymple [F.R.S.]; Lon-
don, 16 Aug. 1794, 16 Mar. 1805.
L255; n. 275.
[Sir] J[ohn] Dah7mple [Bart.]; Edin-
burgh, 24 Nov. 1799, 23 Jan. 1803.
IL 78, 153.
Robert Dalrymple; Pembroke Hall,
[Cambridge], Chatham, Oxenfoord
Castle. 14 Jan. 1798-30 May, 1808.
L369; n.294; IIL 37.
George Dempster [M.P.] ; St. Andrews,
Dunniclien, Forfar, 21 Dec. 1798-25
Feb. 1803. L 406 ; II. 18, 80, 154.
Francis Doace ; London, 13 July, 1799.
U. 57.
J[ohn Douglas, Bishop of] Samm ; Wind-
sor Castte, 13 June, 9 July, 1799. IL
32, 47.
S Douglas; London, 6 July, 1799.
II. 38.
W[illiam] Dowdeswell [Governor of the
Bahama Isles]; Nassau, 31 Jan.-
5 Nov. 1800. IL 90. 94, 113, 115.
! [Sir] W[illiam] Drummond; 8 July,
! 1799. IL44.
r
Digitized by
768 ADDITIONAL MSS., 22,900—22,902.
James Danlop ; Hoasehill, 6 Aug. 1813.
III. 139.
John Dunlop [Collector of Customs at
Port Glasgow]; Portglasgow, 6, 18
Nov. 1804. (The first is to Lady
Stuart, of Castlemilk.) II. 205, 211.
H[enry] M[ortton] Dyer [Judge of the
Vice-Admiralty Court of the Bahama
lales]; Nassau, 15 Sept. 1804-11 Apr.
1805. n. 189. 242, 284.
Thomas Earle; Liverpool, 24 Feb. 10
Mar. 1794. I. 218, 229.
Sir Frederick [Morton] Eden [Bart.] ;
London, 24 Jan. 1806. IL 827.
[William Eden, 1st Baron] Auckland ;
Eden Farm, 8 July [1799]. IL 46.
Miss Marjory Edwards; Lakes Grove,
20 Apr. 1808. III. 34.
Peter Edwards [Assistant Judge at the
Bahama Isles]; New Providence, 22
Oct. 1794-28 Nov. 1798. I. 260, 376,
400.
Samuel Enderby; London, 29 Jan. 1823.
III. 374.
Baron [Henry] Fagel [Dutch Ambassa-
dor to England]; London, 29 Deo.
1815. IlL 178.
[Rev.] C[harle8] F[inlater] ; n.d, [1806].
U. 347.
[Sir] William Forbes [Bart,] ; Edinburgh,
14Mar.l796, 3 Feb. 1806.L 272 ; IL329.
[Henry Richard Fox-] Vassall [3rd
Baron] HoUand ; 27 June [1812]. IH.
95.
M[oses] Franks [Attorney-General of the
Bahama Ibles] ; London Street [
Jan. 1803]. II. 151.
William Gibb; Edinburgh, 10 Jan. 1810.
III. 56.
Samuel G<>odenuugh [afterwards Bishop
of Carlisle] ; Windsor, 3 June-7 July,
1799. IL 28, 30, 40.
[Rev.] Aber Gordon; Banff Manse, 17
Jan. 1801-8 Dec. 1807. IL 126, 262,
290, 319, 380.
[James Graham, 3rd] Duke of Mont-
rose; London, 3 Feb. 1800. IL 92.
John Gray fl'own Clerk of Edinburgh] ;
Edinburgh, 12 Nov. 1804. II. 209.
Mrs. Gundry ; [Ramsgate], 13 Sept.
1813. m. 141.
[John] Gurney [afterwards Baron of the
Exchequer]; Temple, 18 Oct. 1819.
HI. 256.
Nathanael Hall; Cheltenham, 21 Feb.
1799. IL16.
Archibald Hamilton ; Edinburgh,
Broughton, 4 Deo. 1802. 9 Sept. 1304,
17 Dec. [1820]. H. 164, 187 ; HL 321.
L[uke] Hansard [Royal Printer]; 5
Jan. 1797. L 319.
[George Simon Harcourt, 2nd Earl]
Harcourt ; Nuneham-Courtenay, 14
July, 1799-20 July, 1808. H. 59,
364, 366 ; HI. 41.
[Sir] George Harrison [Assistant Secre-
tary of the Treasury]; Putney
[ , 1814]. in. 147.
Steven Haven [Solicitor-General at the
Bidiama Isles]; Nassau, 14 Nov.
1798. L395.
George Buchan Hepburn ; Smeaton, 16
Apr. 1797-5 Apr. 1812. I. 332, 334,
372, 380; IL 82, 117, 122, 124, 128;
in. 79, *j3.
[John Baker Hobroyd, Baron, afterwards
Ist Earl of] Sheffield ; Sheffield Place,
Uckfield, 26 Dec. 1800-26 July, 1820.
n. 119, 120, 149 ; III. 54, 299.
[Sir] Everard Home [Bart., Sergeant-
Surgeon to George IV.] ; London, 23
June, 1821. IIL 340.
Alexander G[ibaon] Hunter [publisher] ;
Edinburgh, 9 Apr. 1804-10 Dec, 1805.
n. 169, 185, 201, 220, 224, 277, 309,
321.
[Rev.] Andrew Hutton ; Edzell, 21 Oct.
1799. 11.74.
[General] H[enryJ Hutton ; London, 31
Mar., 15 July [1819]. III. 242,253.
Edward Jerniughiini; [ July, 1799].
II. 56.
George Skene Keith [D.D.] ; Keith Hall,
22 Nov. 1804. II. 216.
William Kerr [Secretary of the Scottish
Po»t-Office]; Edinburgh, 17 May,
1814. IIL 149.
[Rev.] Thomas Kerrich [F.S.A., Uui-
ver.-^ity Librarian, Cambii*1ge] ; Cam-
bridge, 11 June, 1819. IIL 251.
Thoniiis Lai'k [Assistant iSecrelary to
the Boord of Trade]; London, 26
Apr. 1821. m. 414.
William Laing; Edinburgh, 15 Cot
1798. 1. 365.
John Leslie ; London, 21 May, 1800. II.
Iu5.
[Rev.] David Love ; Fingringl.oe, Lon-
Digitized by
ADDITIONAL MSS., 22,900—22,902. 769
don. 2 June, 1787-20 Jan. 1807. I.
6-23. 25-48, 56. 62, 64, 68-104, 107,
109, 114, 116, 123, 127, 130, 138. 140,
146-154. 157-173, 181, 190. 201, 207,
214. 253, 280, 341 ; U. 856, 3G0. ,
David Love [son of the above] ; Well-
field by Duuse, 9 Sept. 1823. Ill 394.
John McCartney, Secretary to St. An-
drew's Society, Bahamas ; Nassau,
80 Nov., 1 Deo. 1807. U. 876, 379.
Peter Macewen, schoolmaster; Urray,
19 May, 1806. U. 335.
W[illiam] Macintosh : Berne, 1 Aug.,
6 Nov. 1796 I. 287, 295.
[Bev.] Joseph Maclntyre ; Gleuorchay
Manso, 1 June, 27 July, 1803. U.
160, 162.
[Rev.] William Mackenzie; Assint
Manse, 29 June, 1802, 15 Sept 1807.
IL 143, 372.
Thomas Macknight; Ratho Houso,
Cartsburn, 4 May, 1805-9 Deo. 1806.
II. 292, 350-355.
George Matthison; Auchinhalrig, 12
Feb., 23 Apr. 1>05. II. 246. 288.
William Micklehara [Natural Philo-
sophy Professor at Glasgow]; Glas-
gow College. Ayr, 5 Nov. 1799, 19
July, 1808. n.76; lU. 39.
[Rev.] William Milligan; Kii-kden, 22
Apr., 18 July. 1799. II. 24. 63.
John Morgan; Newington- Houso, 19
Dec. 1817, 7 Jan. 1818. Ul. 213,215.
[John Murray, 4th Earl of] Dunmore
[Governor of the Bahama Isles] ; Nas-
sau, New Providence, 24 July, 1792,
16 Dec 1793. 1. 176, 210.
[Sir] W[illiam] Musgrave [Bart., Com-
missioner of Customs]; London, 25
Feb. 1794. I. 220.
Robert Muter [D.D.]; Kirkcudbright,
5 Mar. 1805-25 Jan. 1808. U. 269;
III. 19, 21.
Macvey Napier [Editor of the Edin-
burgh Review] ; Edinburgh, 6, 16
June, 1818. III. 223, 225.
[Sir] Evau Nepean, Bart. [Commis-
sioner of the Admiralty] ; Admiralty
Office, 18 July, 1800. II. 107.
Charles Noyes [Clerk to the Board of
Trade] ; WliitehaU, 15 Aug. 1821. HI.
849.
Thomas Park; London, 11 June, 1796,
6 Nov. 1815. L 278; IIL 168.
MSS.— 18.59.
William Peaioe ; London, 22 Mar. 1824.
UI. 412.
[Bridget, wife of John, Viscount] Perce-
val [afterwards 4th Earl of Egmont] ;
! London, 8 Oct. [1812} IIL 104.
1 [Rt. Hon. Spencer] Perceval [Prime
I Minister] ; Downing Street, 11 Aug.,
i 6 Oct. 1810. m.63, 65.
, J[o8epli] Planta [Principal Librarian of
i the Britibh Museum]; British Mu-
• seum. 11 July. 1799. U. 53.
I [Rev.] James Plumptre; Clare Hall,
I 20Feb. 17!i8. L 384.
Thomas Ptdlexfen [Customs Collector at
Kirkwall] ; Kirkwall, 18 Feb. 1818
III. 219.
John Porter ; Grantl am, 9 Oct. 1820.
IIL 302.
Mark Pringle ; Edinburgh, 15 Jan., 18
Feb. 1805. n. 238, 265.
Samuel Purkis; Brentford, 81 Dec.
1798-16 Feb. 1799. L 410 ; II. 7,
14.
H[enry] J[ames] Pye [Poet Lauri ate] ;
Southampton, 5 Aug. 1798. I. 389.
0[wtn] Kees [publifcher]; London, 11
Feb. 1813. IIL 128.
John Richardson; Westminster, 2 Oct
1815-1 Dec. 1819. (Tho first is to
James Chahners.) III. 167. 176, 264.
John Kiddell ; Edinburgh, 26 Dec. 1807,
29 Apr. 1820. IL 382 ; UL 283.
James Riddoch [Customs Collector at
Kirkwall]; KirkwaU, 23 July, 1818.
UI. 136.
J[oseph] Ritson ; London, 15 Dec. 1798,
29 Jan. 1799. L404; U. 13.
Henry Robertson [Surgeon]; Anjengo
[Madras Province]. 10 Apr. 1804. U.
171.
1 James Robeitson [D.D.] ; Callander, 16
I Dec. 1799-1 Jan. 1805; IL 66, 131,
j 147, 222, 235.
; William Robertson [Deputy Clerk Re-
' gistrar of Scottish Records]; Edin-
I burgh, 19 Sept. 1794. 1. 258.
George Rose [Vice-President of the
! Board of Trade]; Cuffnells Old
I Palace Yard. 31 Aug. 1794-23 Nov.
t 1810. L 257; 1L26; IIL 66.
Al< zander Ross; New Providence, 16
June, 1790-24 July, 1792. I. 105,
118, 120, 132, 155, 174.
' [Dudley Ryder, 2nd Baron, afterwards
3 I)
Digitized by
770
ADDITIONAL MSS, 22,900-22,902.
let Earl of) Harrowby; Downing
Street, 26 Sept. 1804. II. 191..
S— Saunders; Bamsgate, 27 Mar
[1812]. IIL89.90,91.
[Rev.] James Scott; Perth, 29 Nov.
1796. 1.317.
Sir William Scott [afterwards Baron
Stowell]; London, 12 July, 1799-
[— Sept. ISOSJ IL 54, 199; Ul.
43.
[Captain] Alexander Shaw; Castle
Rushin, Isle of Man, 26 May, 1795
I. 268.
William Simpson ; Edinburgh, 28 May,
1803-30 Dec. 1805. II. 158, 228, 325.
[Sir] John Sinclair [Bart., President of
the Board of Agriculture] ; London,
Edinburgh, 14 May. 1796-15 Mar
1820. I. 276 ; IIL 102, 158, 162, 274.
Waiiam Sparrow ; Walthamstow Vicar-
age, 2 July, 1813. IIL 133.
George Steevens ; Hampstead Heath 7
Mar. 1797. L 326. *
[Dr.] Alexander Stenhouse ; Edinburgh,
12 Jan. 1788-18 Jan. 1807. L 23,
136, 144; IL 203, 214. 226, 234, 263,'
267, 271,280, 343, 358.
Charles Steuart [writer to the signet];
Edinburgh, Doncaster, 26 Apr. 1793-!
10 Sept. 1816. L 193; IL 156, 348-
m. 181.
Thomas Ruddiman Steuart [M.D.]; Shef-
field, Doncaster, 6 Jan. 1794-15 Jan.
1813. L 212, 266, 270, 293, 347, 360,
2^67,387; IIL 32, 123.
[Sir] James Stewart-D[enham, Bart.];
Coltness. 11 Apr. 1804. II. 173.
James Stirling, Provost [of Edinburgh] ;
Edinburgh, 29 Nov. 1790. L 125.
[Hon.] Robert Stirling; New Providence.
18 Feb. 1794. L 216.
Lady A Stnart to John Dunlop •
Castlemilk, 9. 16 Nov. 1804. II. 207*
212. '
Andrew Stnart [M.P.]; Edinburgh. 26
Nov. 1798. L203.
John Sullivan [Under Secretary of State
for the Colonies]; Downing Street,
12 May. 1802. IL 141.
Mrs. Isabella Tarleton ; London, Paris,
26 Aug. 1820, 4 July, 1822. Iff. 300,
370.
Alexander Kincaid Taie; Ediubureh.
26 Feb. 1805-21 June, 1806. II. ^
311, 341.
Charles Taylor ; Manchester, 13, 18 Jan.
1789. L 49-55.
Francis Townsend [Windsor HenUd]-
Herald'sCoUege, 18 Sept 1797. If m.
Alexander Prasor Tytler [Lord Woud-
houselee]; Edinburgh, 28 Mar 1800
23 June, 1805. IL 100, 300.
Patrick Fraser Tytler; Edinburgh, 16
[Nicholas] Vansittart [afterwards Baron
Bexley, Secretary to the TreaaurvV
IWning Street, 17 June, 1815, 3 Oct!
182L IIL 166, 351.
G Veitch, Vice-President of the St
Andrew Society of the Bahamas • Nas-
sau, 30 Nov. 1807. n.379
Alexander Walker; Edinbuigh, 25 Mav
1809. m.48.
Henry Weber; Edinburgh, 4 Mar 15
Dec. 1808. The first letter ia to A. G
Hunter. III. 30, 46.
^io'. ^ Webster; Ayr. 11 Mar.
1789-3 Aug. 1812. L 66, 112, 134-
11.72,193.317,323; lU. 100
John WeUs; Nassau, 19 July. 1793-
27 Oct 1794. L 195, 197. 264.
John Wilson ; Hurlet, 11 Aug. 1805. IL
old.
WpUiamJ E[ao] Wileon ; Brussels, Paris,
Viemia, Alexandria, Jerusalem, Gib-
raltar, Madrid, efe, 13 Juiy, jgl?-
[ , 1824]. HI. 189-210, 231-2U
267,280,286,319,323,326.329-339;
344, 356, 864, 368, 372, 376-393, SSftl
411. ^
J[osepb] Windham to Rev. G Bu
chanan ; Woodmanstem, 19 July, 1799.
11. 61.
WiUiam WyUy [Attomey-Gcneral in the
Bahama Isles]; New Providence, 26
Nov. 1798, 29 Jan. 1800. I. 397? n
84.
CliarlesYorkeCHome Secretary of State! •
London. Tittenhanger, 1 Apr. 1804-
2 Aug. 1812. n.l68,34S. ln.88,99
In the cover of Vol. I.
writers.
are inserted a few aeals of the above
Digitized by
ADDITIONAL MSS., 22,903-22,905. 771
22.903. Miscellaneous correspondence of George Chalmers, F.R.S.,
F. S.A., Secretary to the Board of Trade, with other letters ; 1781-
1866.
1. George Dempster [M.P.] to Tho.nas Cadell and to G. Chalmers ;
Dunnichen, Forfar, 24 Jan. 1781, 24 July, 1799, K 1, 37.
2. Joseph Chalmers to [David Stewart Ert>kine] Earl of Buchan ;
King's College [Aberdeen], 28 Feb. 1781, f. 2.
3. J[ohn] Anstie to Henry Sweathman, Secretary to the Chamber of
Commerce in London ; Devizes, 4 Apr. 1785. Printed, f. 3.
4. William Robertbon [Deputy Lord Clerk -Register of Scotland] to
G. Chalmers; London, 16 Sept. 1793, f. 4.
5. Memoranda and letters upon the relations of England and the
Continent, from [William] Mackintosh to [Chnrles Jenkinson, 1st]
Earl of Liverpool ; Berne, 6 Dec. 1796-22 Feb. 1797, flF. 6-18.
6. ** Discussion Historique du Manifesto par leqiiel S. M. C.[Charles IV.
of Spain] declare la guerre au Eoi d'Angleterre " [George IIL].
Printed, f. 19.
7. George Chalmers to Peter Edwards [Assistant Judge in the
Bahamas], and to Hon. Thomas Boker ; London, 10, 22, 29 Apr.
1797, ff. 23, 25, 27.
8. William Du Pre [of the Aimy Medical Board] to Lord Liverpool
and to G. Chalmers; London, 28 Aug., 12 Sept. 1797, flf. 28, 34.
9. James Chalmers to his uncle, G. Chalmers ; London, 26 Sept. 1798,
f. 36.
10. James Robertson [D.D., Author of "General View of the Agri-
culture of Perth, &c.,"] to the same ; Callander, 19 Oct. 1799-15 Jan.
1806, flf. 38-43, 46.
11. Alexander Kincaid Tate to the same ; Edinburgh, 13 Dec. 1804, f. 44.
12. William Faden [Hydrographer] to ^ Wood and G. Chalmers;
London, 30 Aug. 1806, n.i., flf. 48, 50.
13. Lavoyer de Mulinen to M. le Baron — ; Berne [Nov. 1796.] fV. f. 52.
Paper. Quarto.
22.904. "Voyage to the West Indies and New Spain made by John
Chilton in the year 1560, containing an account of their people,
manners, cities, mines, riches, forests, &c., and a list of the Pro-
vinces and Governments in New Spain." Prefixed is a note by
Dawson Turner, stating that .the MS. diflfers from that printed in
Hakluyt's collection of voyages, and that it is probably autograph.
Paper. Folio.
22.905. Original letters to Samuel Clarke, D.D., Professor of Oriental
Languages at Oxford ; 1656-1673. The writers are : —
Christian Bavius, Royal Librarian at i Samuel Bochart; Caen, 22 Sept 1656,
Upeal ; Upeal, 12 Feb. 1666, 24 Dec 28 Oct. 1665. Lat flf. 2, 60.
1663. Lat, ff. 1, 94. I Johann Buxtorf ; Basle, 8 Mar. 1657. 1
3 D 2
Digitized by
772 ADDITIONAL MSS., 28,905>-82,908.
liar. 1661, 8 May, 13 Aug. 1662. Lot.
ff. 4, 47, 54, 55.
Gerard Langbaine [D.D., ProYOBt of
Queen's College, Oxford] ; Queen's Col-
lege, Oxford, 2 Nov., 7 Dec. 1657.
ff. 5, 9.
Edward Pocock [B.D., Professor of Ara-
bic at Oxford, and Rector of Childrey,
CO. Berks] ; Childrey, 5 Dec. 1657, f.7.
Edmund Castell [D.D., Professor of Arabic
at Cambridge] ; 6 Apr. 1658 — June,
1673, ff. 11-16, 18-43, 48-51, 57, 62.
75. 79, 97.
The same to Henry Compton, Bishop of
London ; Higham Gobion, 5 June, 1683.
11 May, 1685, ff. 100, 101.
Thomas Cawton; Rotterdam, 10 Oct
N.8. 1658, f. 17.
William Seaman; London, 6 Feb.
16t>0[l]-15 July, 1669. ff. 44, 45, 66,
91, 92, 93.
John Lightfoot [D.D., Master of Catha-
rine Hall, Cambridge, Rector of Much
Mundon, co. Herts]; Much Mundon.
13 Apr. 1662, 19 Aug., 21 Oct. 1667,
John Rudolph Battier ; London, 12 Nor.
1662. 10 Sept. 1664. Lat ff. 56. 59.
Thomas Miirshall [Preacher to the Com-
pany of English Merchants at Dort,
afterwards Dean of Gloucester] ; Dort,
^ Oct. 1667-H Feb. 166J, ff. 67, 70-72,
81, 84-88, 90.
Rey. James Grame; London, 16 Apr.,
24 Oct 1668, ff. 73, 82.
Thomas Greaves [E*rebendary of Peter-
borough and Rector of Beoefield, co.
Northampton]; Benefield, 23 May,
1668, f. 77.
Edward Bernard [D.D., Editor of the
^Catalogus Manuscriptorum Angliie et
HibemisB," fol. Oxon., 1697]; Leyden,
20 Mar. N.S. 1669, f. 89.
8. Clerke to 8. Bochart ; n,d, Lat, Draft
f.96.
Acquittance of John and Sara Prudden,
of Hexton, co. Hertford, to Edmund
Castell, D.D. ; 19 Dec. 1684. f. 98.
List of books given, or intended to be
given, by Dr. E. Castell to Henry
Compton, Bishop of London; 1684,
f.99.
ff. 52, 64, 68.
At f. 103 i8 a list of MSS. " procured and bought at a great rate by
the most rev. James Usher, Archbishop of Armagh, and of right
belonging to Sir Timothy Tyrrell, Knt.," and at f. 104 is " An inven-
toiy of all the Goods and Chattels of Edmund Castell D.D. at
his house at Higham Gk)bion," etc. ; 6 Jan. 1685[6]. Paper. Folio.
22,906, 22,907. Original oprrespondence of William Cobbett, M.P.,
with John Wright, bookseller, James Swann, attorney, and others,
relating chiefly to the " Weekly Register," 4 Jan. 1800-27 Sept.
1810. Two volumes. Paper. Quarto.
22,908. Oriuinal correspondence of John Ctdbatch, D.D., Chaplain
to the British Factory at Lisbon, Rector of Orwell, and Professor of
Moral Theology at Cambridge ; 1695-1740. llie writers are
P[aal] Methnen [afterwards K.B., British
Envoy at Lisbon]; 13 Sept, [1695],
f.6.
M[ichael] Geddes [LL.D., Chancellor of
Salisbury]; n.d. [1695-1696], f. 7.
P. de Oliveire^ Tamil (?), Prior de San
Nioolao; 8 Jan. 1695. Port, f. 9.
John Pilkingtcn; Oxford, 15 Oct 1695,
f. 11.
Gi[lbert Burnet, D.D., Bishop of] Sarum;
London, 16 Mar. [1696?], 21 Mar.
11^ 1 Jan. 170i, ff. 25, 83, 43 b.
Rousseau; Lisbon, 28 Oct. 1698*
i^V. f. 27.
E[dward] Chandler [D.D., afterwards
Bishop of Lichfield and of Durham];
London, 6 May, 1699,16 Feb. 1700[11
ff. 29. 31.
[Sir] Robert Southwell [Principal Secre-
tary of State for Ireland]; Loudon,
11 May, 1700, f. 35.
La Chapelle-thomas to his nephew
M. Boisbertrand Bouquet; London,
29 Apr. 1701. JFV. £.87.
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byGoogk
ADDITIONAL MSS., 29,908.
773
— Ifazel [French Protestant Minister
in London] ; London, 27 Biav, 1701.
Fr. f. 39.
£[award] Wells [D.D.]; Cotesbaoh, 8
Nov. 1701, 25 Feb. 172}, flf. 41, 142.
E[lizabeth, wife of Gilbert] Burnet
[Bishop of Salisbory]; 27Nov.[1701 ?],
f.45.
William Burnet [son of the same] ; St
James's, 6 Jan. 170*, f. 47.
William Craig ; St. James's, 5 Feb. t .a.,
f.49.
C[harle8] Asbton [B.D., Master of Jesus
College, Cambridge]; Jesus Coll., 16
Feb. 170j, f. 51.
[Algernon Seymour, Marquess of] Hart-
ford [afterwards Duke of Somerset];
Hague, 5 June, N.S., <.a., f. 55.
Andrew Snape [Chaplain to the Duke of
Somerset, and afterwards Proyoet of
King's College, Cambridge] ; London,
1 June, O.S., 1704, 2 Aug. 1707, ff.56,
69.
Philipp van Limborch [Professor of Di-
yinity at Amsterdam] to Edward Hol-
thenius; Amsterdam, 23 Dec. 1705,
1 Aug. 1707. Lot, and Dutch, Copies,
ff. 58, 66 b.
Edwardus Holthenius to P. van Lim-
borch and to Dr. Colbatch ; Utrecht,
31 Dec. 1706-1 Nov. 1708. Lai, flf. 59,
61, 72, 74. With inolosures in Dutch
at f. 63.
Hen[ry] Felton [D.D.] ; Northumberland
House, 23 Dec. 1707, t 71.
j[o8eph] Addison; [Rotterdam, 1706?],
£75.
[Count Charles] Gyllenborg [Swedish
Statesman]; London, 20 Dee. 1709,
f.77.
Fr[anois] Atterbury [Dean of Carlisle,
afterwards Bishop of Rochester]; Chel-
sea, 11 May, 1710, f. 80.
Lewis Southcomb, Rector of Rose-Ash,
near South Molton, Devon; 18 Sept.
1710, f. 82.
[Rev.] James Greeoshields ; London, II
Dec. 1711-21 Feb. 171J,ff: 87, 89, 92, 95.
Francis Dickens [E^fesdor of Civil Law
at Cambridge] ; Trinity Hall, 17 Mar.
[1]712, f. 91.
John Chamberlayne [F.R.S.]; Petty
The loiters of Dr. J. Colbatch are
Franoe, Westminster, 4 Nov. 1712,
f. 93.
Thomas Bennett [DJ).]; Colchester, 5
Jan. 1714, f. 97.
George [Smallridge, Bishop of] Bristol
[and Dean of Christ Church, Oxford] ;
Oxon., 4 Aug. 1716, t 99.
[Rev.] John Disney; Lincoln, 7 Nov.
1716, f. 101.
W[illiam Fleetwood, Bishop of] Ely ; Ely
House, 10 Nov. 1719, f. 103.
[Daniel, Lord] Finch [afterwards Earl
of Winchilsea and Nottingham] ; 22
Sept. 1720, f. 104.
Martin Benson [D.D., afterwards Bishop
of Gloucester] ; London, 15 Oct 1720,
f. 106.
John Audley to the Vice-Chaneellor of
Cambridge; Doctors' Commons, 25 Jan.
1721[2], f. 109.
Edward Lang [Master of Pembroke Hall,
Cambridge] to Dr. Crosiie, Vice-Chan-
cellor of the University; Pembroke
HaU, 9 Feb. 1721-27 May, 1722,
flf. Ill, 138, 140.
[Rev.] Lawrence Echard; London, 25
Apr. 1721, f. 121.
C[onyera] Middleton [D.D.] lo Dra. Col-
batch and CroBse; Mount-Morris, Lon-
don, 16 May, 1721, 8 May, 1722, flf. 122,
134.
Z[achary] Pearce [Chaplain to George I.,
afterwards Bishop of Bangor and of
Rochester] ; 5 Aug. 1721, f. 124.
Alexander Clayton to Dr. Crosse ; Middle
Temple, 7, 14, 17 Apr. 1722, flf. 126,
128, 130.
Thomas Sherlock [Dean of Chichester,
and afterwards Bishop of Bangor, of Sa-
lisbury, and of London] to Dr. Crosse ;
Temple, 21 Apr., 10 May, 1722, ff. 132,
136.
R[obert] Freind [D.D., Head Master of
Westminster School]; Dean's Yard,
11, 30 May, 1727, ff. 144, 146.
[Thomas Hay, Viscount] Dupplin [after-
wards 8th Earl of Kinnoul] ; Wimpole,
11 May, 1732, f. 148.
Charles Mason [D.D., Woodwardian Pro-
fessor of GJeology at Cambridge] ; Tri-
nity ColL, 10 Jan. 1733[4], f. 150.
Thomas Sahnon; 16 July, 1740, f. 152.
to [Thomas Tenison, Archbishop of
Digitized by
774 ADDITIONAL MSB., 28,909, 88,910.
Canterbury]; Liabon, 10 Aug. 1696, f. 12 to [Gilbert Burnet,
Bishop of Salisbury]; Lisbon, 27 Oct. 1696, f. 14;— to [Henry
Godolphin, Provost of Eton]; Trin. Coll., 15 July, 1707, f. 67 ;-— to
; Cambi-idgo, 29 Jan. 172l[2], f. 108 ;— with drafts undated
and unaddressed, ff. 78, 84, and a memorandum concerning hia
tutorship to Algernon Seymour, Marquess of Hertford, f. 53.
Among the enclosures are papers relating to the disputes between
Dr. Colbatch and Dr. Kichard Bentley, Master of Trinity College,
including a censure U{>on a libel by the latter, signed by the Vice-
Chancellor and the Heads of Houses ; Feb. 172J, ff. 112-120. Liside
the cover are the aeah of Joseph Addison, Bishop Burnet, and
others of the above writers. Paper. Folio.
22.909. " Nectarii Hierosolymitani pridem Patriarchae refutatio pro-
positionum de Papae imperio quas a fratribus qui Hierosolymis
degunt ad eura attulit Petrus eorum Magister. Edidit et Latinis
Uteris ac notis illustravit Joannes Covel S. T. P. mdclxxx." Dedi-
cated to James Stuart, Duke of York, from the Hague, 5 Jan. 1684.
Greek and LaL On the fly-leaf are notes by Dr. Covel and Dr, Cox
Macro concerning the work. Paper. Folio.
22.910, 22,911. Original papers and correspondence of John Covel,
D.D., Chaplain to the British Embassy at Constantinople, and
Master of Christ's College, Cambridge ; 17 Nov. 1655-29 Kov. 1748.
Two volumes. Paper. Folio.
22,910. Vol. I. 1. Letters to Dr. Covel from:—
David Llewelin; Kegworth, 10 May,
1662, f. 19.
Laurence Womock [Archdeacon of
Suffolk]; 19 Jan. 166|, f. 25.
K Langhome [of the Inner Temple];
24 Feb. 1669[70], f. 27.
[Sir] Eliab Harney; London, 17 Mar.
1669[70], f. 29.
Bobext Huntington [afterwards Bishop
of Raphoe]; Aleppo, 25 Jan. 1671[2]
14 Feb. 1675[6], ft 42, 51, 54, 79. 98,
116.
Padre A[le8sandro] Duvignau; Mar-
seilles, 27 Sept. 1672. ItaL f. 55.
James Watson; Cairo, Alexandria, 6
Mar. 1673-20 Apr. 1674. Eng, and
Lat ff. 60,67,71.
A[nne] H[ill]; 16 Apr. 1673, f. 61.
Le Picard Damblinevnrd; n.d, Itcd,
f. 63.
[Sir] John Finch [Ambassador to
Turkey] ; Smyrna, Pera, eto., 19 Jan.
167J-J§ Mar. 167?; with seals, ff. 65, .
105, 122.
James Crauford [Chaplain to the Em-
bassy at Venice]; [10] Aug. 1674-
2 Mar. 1675, ff. 74, 76, 86, 89.
Thomas, Baro de Schwidegg, Comes
Zolyomi; Stamboul, , 1674. LaL;
with seal f. 84.
Bodulphus Bigby, Lanoastrensis ; fpost
1688]. Lat. f.95b.
William Fawkener; Smyrna, 2 June,
1675, f. 96.
Nicolo Maria Antissa; Bagusa, 20 Aug
1675. Ital f. 100.
Parthenius, Patriarch of Constantinople •
1675. Greek, f. 106.
Jacob Spon; Smyrna, Lyon, 13 Nov.
1675, 1 Dec. 1678. Ital and Fr. ff
107,180.
John Marshall ; Cossimbazor In Bengal,
29 Nov. 1675, f. 109.
AUBeghi; [1676]. Lat. £ UL
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byGoogk
ADDITIONAL MSS., 22,910.
775
[Sir] Paul Ryoaut; Smyrna, London,
3 Mar. 167?, 28 May, 1679, ff. 118,
199.
J[ean] Fabre [Secretary to the French
Embassy at Conatantinople] ; (Jalata,
29 Apr. 1677. Fr. f. 140.
W. N. ; Padua, 13 Dec. 1677, f. 149 b.
Octavian Pulleyn; Bologna, 22 Mar.
167J, f. 153.
[Dr. John] Leybum [auditor to Cardinal
Howard]; 28 May [1678], f. 157.
John Bamardiston; Naples, 7, 28 June,
1678. The first letter has a postscript
by Jo. Walbancke. ff. 159-163.
Jerom Salter ; Smyrna, Bromley, 9 July,
1678-29 Dec. 1694, ff. 166, 182, 188,
211,436.
George Davies [English Consul at
Naples]; 12 July, 1678, f. 168.
Father Leu wis Thursby ; Rome [—Aug.],
8 Sept. 1678, ff. 170, 177.
[Charles Cato] de Court; Lyon, Paris,
6 Dec. 1678-28 May, 1680. Fr. ff.
185, 201, 207.
B[runo] Talbot; Rome, 18 Sept. [1678],
f. 178.
G[uillaume] J[oseph] Grelot ; Paris,
21 Apr. 1679-24 Sept. 1680. Ital. ff.
190, 212, 214. With receipt ; 15 Apr.
1679. Fr, f. 187.
Thomas Baines; Pera, 22 May. 1679.
f. 192.
Jean Anthoine Chouct; Geneva, 23
May, 1679. Fr. f. 196.
Carpenter; Pera, Jj May, 1679,
f. 197.
Andrea Dan^; 23 Dec. 1679. Neo-Greeh,
f. 203.
Fabritio Scrawley ; Paris, 18 Mar.
[1680], f. 205.
Npels] Slange; Paris, 26 June, 1680.
Fr, f.209.
John Luke [D.D., Professor of Arabic
at Cambridge] ; Smyrna, 10 Dec. 1680,
f. 216.
Vibart; Paris, 4 Juno, 1681. Fr,
f. 218.
[Henry Bennet, Earl of] Arlington;
London, 19 Feb. 168J, f. 219.
Paulus Hermann; 9 Aug. 1683. Lat,
f. 223.
Joaunes Costius; Hague, Rotterdam,
19 Dec. 1683, 27 Jan. 1685. Lat. ff.
224, 239.
Thomas Coke; Constantinople, 8 Feb.
168J. f. 227.
Thomas Lynford [D.D., Fellow of
Chrisfs College, Cambridge] ; 9 Apr.
1684, f. 229.
[Charles] Drelinoourt [Professor of
Physics at Leyden] ; 6 May-20 July,
1684. Fr. and Lat. ff. 231, 233, 235.
245.
B de Ste Croix; Hague, 25 July,
1684. Fr, f.237.
[Abel Talfin] d'AUonne ; Hague, Oct.
1685, f. 247.
John Hayes; Cambridge, 7 May, 1689,
f. 249.
John Mill [D.D., Principal of St. Mary
Hall, Oxfoid]; Oxford, 22 Jan. 168J,
24 May. 1687, ff. 251, 256.
B[evil] Skelton; Paris, 26 Feb. 1687,
f. 253.
Dr. O Wynne; London, 27 Sept
1687-23 Feb. 1688[9]. ff. 255, 269, 271,
275.
A[ndrew] Lortie; Paglesham, co. Essex,
7 Aug. 1688. Fr, f. 260.
Isaac Newton [Professor of Mathematics
at Cambridge] ; London, 12 Feb. 168|-
15 May, 1689. Copies, ff. 266, 274,
282, 284, 287, 288, 295, 299, 304, 305,
316, 317, 342, 343.
Charles Daubus; York, 23 Feb. 168^,
27 Mar. 1691. Fr. ff. 277, 389.
Francis Hawkins [D.D.] ; 4 Mar. 1688[9],
f. 285.
S[amuel] Bowles [Fellow of Trinity
HqII]; Cambridge, 6 Mar. [1688],
f. 289.
[Charles Seymour, 6th Duke of] Somer-
set [Chancellor of Cambridge] ; London,
Petworth, 12 Mar. 168§-23 Aug. 1692 ;
with 8eaU, ff. 291, 300, 356, 362, 369,
412.
Henry James [D.D., President of Queen's
College, and Vice-Chancellor of Cam-
bridge]; York, Cambridge, 13 Mar.
1688[9]-24 Mar. 1696[7], ff. 293, 350,
851. 353, 454, 455.
[Hon.] Edward Finch [5th son of Hene-
age, Ist Earl of Nottingham, and M.P.
for Cambridge University]; London,
23 Mar. 168g, f. 296.
Humfrey Gower [D.D., Master of St.
John's College, Cambridge, and Lady
Margaret Professor of Divinity];
Digitized by
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ADDITIONAL MSS., 82,910.
2 May-Sl July, 1689, ff. 306, 310, 313,
847, 354, 358, 360.
Natbaiiael Ck>ga [D.D., Master of Pem-
broke Hall, Cambridge]; 2, 5 May,
1689, flf. 308, 314.
[Sir] R[obert] Sawyer [M.P. for Cam-
bridge University]; [15 May, 1689].
Copy. f. 343.
[Audr^ Louia de Lomenie, Comte] de
Brienne; Eensington, 14 Sept. [1689].
Fr. f. 365.
Robert Bowes ; London, 1 Mar. ]689[90],
f. 379.
AluiiSandro Amidei ; Cambridge, 10
Sept. 1690, 6 Mar. 1692. Ital. £f.
381, 408.
Honri Judtel [Keeper of the Boyal
Library at St. James's Palace] ; West-
miDster. 15 Dec. [1690], 18 July, 1693.
Fr. ff. 383, 426, 428.
[Sir] George Wheler; 17 Jan. 1691[2];
with postscript by Dr. John Younger,
[of Magdalen College, Oxiord], f. 387.
Samuel Stanier ; London, 28 Apr. 1691,
f. 391.
p issac; London, 9 May, 1691.
Fr, f. 393.
J[ohn Sharp, Archblsliop Elect of] York,
to the Master and Fellows of Christ's
College, Cambridge ; London, 13 June,
1691, f. 398.
Tiiomas Samuel Williams; Venice, 6
Apr., 20 July. 1691, ff. 400, 402.
J[ohn] S[pencer, Dean of Ely] ; 16 Jan.,
24 Feb. 169}, ff. 404, 405.
G[iovanni] Francesco Vigani [Professor
of Chemistry at Cambridge] ; Newark,
2 Aug. 1692. Ital. f. 410.
Ifiaac Abendana; Oxford, 23 Dec. 1692-
9 Oct 1696, ff. 417, 446-451.
Andrew Ker ; London, 6 Jan. 169J, f. 419.
Robert Balle; Leghorn, 18 Feb. 1693,
f. 421.
Henry Knewstub^; [Rector of Muston,
near Grantham] ; ^Muston, 25 Mar.
1693, f. 423.
Alexander Jacob [Chaplain to William
III.]; London, 25 July, 1693, f. 4r]0.
[Dr. Emanuel Langford, of Clielsea
C<Dllet;e]; Chelsea, 31 Aug. 1694,
6 Sept. 1696. **H[onest] M[an]",
ff. 432, 444.
Demetrio Timone; Constantiiiople, 16
Jan. 1695. Ital f. 438.
Charles [Ellis, Fellow of Chrisfs Col-
lege, Cambridge] ; Castle Ashby, Puria,
26 Aug. 1696-9 Oct 1699, ff. 440, 442,
492.
Thomas Baker [Fellow of St John s
College, Cambridge]; [cj'rc. 1696],
f. 453.
J[ohan] Trellund [Professor of Theology
at Copenlia-en}; 10 May, 1697, f. 457.
Gabriel Groddeck [Oriental Professor
at Leipsic] ; 12 June, 1697. Lat f. 459.
Thomas Ford ; Buckingham, Cliri^t
Church, Oxon., 12 Aug. 1697-[ctrc
Dec. 1700], ff. 461, 470, 498, 502, 513.
J[ohn] Locko'; Loudon, Gates, 29 Sept
1697-3 Nov. 1700, ff: 463. 474, 477,
479, 505, 507.
S. Dale; Braiutree, co. Essex, 10 Deo.
1697. f. 464.
Peter Allix [Treasurer of Salisbury
Cathedral]; London. 7 Feb. 169J. LaL
f. 466.
W Read ; London, 7 Apr. 1698, f. 468.
Gk>ttfried Christian Goetze; Utrecht,
JS June, 1698, f. 472.
Joannes Burcliardus Menckenius [Pro-
fessor of History at Leipsic ] ; London,
11 May, 1699. LaL f. 480.
E [widow of Sir Eliab] Harney;
3 Aug. 1699, f. 485.
Humfirey Wanley ; 29 Sept 1699, f. 488.
Is[abella, widow of Henry Fitzroy,
Duke of] Grafton; London, 1 Oct.
[1699], f. 489.
Mattiiew Hutton [sucoessiyely Bishop
of Bangor, and Archbisliop of York
and of Canterbury] ; Aynho, near Ban-
bury, 7 Oct 1699 ; with moZ, f. 494.
M Davies; 26 Feb. [1700], f. 500.
[Sir] Andrew Fountaine [Warden of the
Mint] ; Narford, Amsterdam, 12 Mar.
170}, 4 July, 1701, ff. 503, 521.
[John, Lord] Heruey [afterwards Earl
of Bristol]; London, 7 Deo. 1706,
f. 509.
[F Say]; n.d., f. 511.
[Richard, 3rd Viscount] Bulkeley ;
London, 8 Apr. 1701, f. 517.
Philip Traheron, [B.D.] ; Wimbom Min-
ster, 3 May, 25 July, 1701, ff. 519, 524.
Drafts of answers of Dr. Covel occur at ff. 67, 69, 69, 80, 101, 116,
Digitized by
ADDITIONAL MBS., 23,010.
777
142, 145, 164, 226, 241, 262, 279, 283, 290, 298, 312, 316, 318, 344,
355, 368, 372, 373, 395, 397, 409, 425, 434, 463 b, 468 b, 484, and
491.
2. Certific5ate of election of Ralph Cndworth, D.D., to the Mastership
of Christ's College, Cambridge ; 17 Nov. 1655. Signed by the
Fellows, f. 6.
3. Testimonials of the Master and Fellows of Christ's College,
Cambridge, in fevour of John CoTel, Fellow; 1 Mar. 1658[9],
31 Aug. 1670. Lat. With signatures, and College seal. ff. 8,
39.
4. Orations of J. Covel at Cambridge; 29 May, 1661, 2 Apr.,
14 May, 1663, 6 Dec. 1688. Lat flf. 9, 12, 15, 17 b, 23, 262 b.
5. The Vioe-Chancellor and Senate of Cambridge to Edward [Hyde],
Earl of Clarendon, Lord Chancellor; 2 Sept. 1668. Lot. Draft.
f. 21.
6. " A Song to Therse, 1666 ;" with the music, f. 24.
7. Thomas Leader to Dr. Samuel Parker; Much Eiston, 29 Oct. 1669,
f. 31.
8. Fr. Gionanni Cagnizares, Comissario di Puerta Ottamana, to Sir
Daniel Harvey, Knt., Ambassador to Turkey ; Pera, 20 Oct. 1669.
Ital f. 33.
9. Passport for John Covel, as Chaplain of the English Embassy at
Constantinople; Westminster, 13 May, 1670. LaL Signed by
Charles IL, and countersigned by Henry Bennet, Earl of Arlington.
With seal. Vellum, f. 35.
10. Panagiotes [Interpreter to the Sultan Mahomet IV.], to Ignatius,
Archbishop of Scio ; 28 Nov. 1669. Neo-Oreek. f. 36.
11. Mandate from Charles II. to the Master and Fellows of Christ
College, Cambridge, to grant to John Covel a dispensation for non-
residence; Dover, 19 May, 1670. Copy, f. 37.
12. Sir Daniel Haruey to the Polish Eesident at Constantinople;
3 May, 1671. Lat. Draft, f. 45.
13. Dr. Benjamin Pikering to Anne Hill; Smyrna, 8 Sept. 1671 ;
with copy of answer, f. 46.
14. Methodius, Patriarch of Constantinople, to Sir Daniel Harvey ;
17 Kov. 1671. Neo-Qreek. f. 52.
15. Agnes, a nun, to JanuUi Moraitti ; 31 Sept. 1674. Neo-Oreek^ in
Italian characters, f. 78.
16. '* Joannes Claudius, Eccleeire reformateB Parisiensis Minister, ad
pastores Anglos in partibus Orientalibus n. d. [1674], f. 83.]
17. to ; 29 Oct. 1675. Neo-Qreek. f. 102.
18. Fr^ Domenico Landizavil to the Papal Commissary in Galata ;
Jerusalem, 26 Jan. 1676. Ital Copy, f 112.
19. Certificate of Jewish merchants relating to John Temple, an
English merchant; 9 Nov. 1676. Ital. Copy. f. 114.
778-
ADDITIONAL USS., 22,910.
20, to Man6 Eodooanaka; 9, 20 May, 1677. Nea^eek. ff. 120,
143.
21. Passport for Dr. Covel on leaving Turkey ; Pera, 27 Mar. 1677.
lUd. Signed by Sir J. Finch, English Ambafisador. W ith seaL
22. Circular letter to the Authorities of Mount Athos; 28 Mar. 1677.
Neo-Oreeh I 126.
23. The watchmakers at Stamboul to the Ministers of the Beformed
Church at Geneva; Qalata, 5 Apr. 1677. Fr. ; with signatures.
f. 128.
24. Passport for Dr. Covel on his visit to Mount Athos ; Con-
stantinople, 6 Apr. 1677. Fr, Signed by [Charles rran9ois] Olier
[Marquis] de Nointel, French Ambassador to Turkey. With seal.
25. Marquis de Nointel to Abb^ de Bourlemont, Auditor of the Rota
at Rome and to {Pierre] Marquis de Villars, French Ambassador at
Turin; Constantinople, 27 Apr. 1677. Fr. ; with seals, ff. 132,
134. With copies of letters to [Fran9ois Annibal II.] Due
d'Estr^es, French Ambassador at Rome; Abb4 [Jean Francois]
. d'Estrades, French Ambassador at Venice ; and Abbe Strozzi,
French Ambassador at Florence; 27 Apr. 1677. Fr. ff. 136, 137,
139.
26. R[alph] Cud worth [D. D., Master of Christ's College, Cambridge],
to Thomas Covel; 27 July, 1677, £ 147.
27. Ode on the birthday of Charles 11. ; 29 May, 1677, f. 148.
28. Licence for Dr. Covel to eat flesh during Lent ; Padua, 8 Mar.
1678. ItaL Signed by Padre Battista Zanardi, Rettore in S. Cata-
rina ; Giacomo Cadenedo, Medico e Letter ; and Frater Oliuerius
Teggius, Inquisitor Generalis S. Officii PadusB. f. 151.
29. Octavian PuUeyn to the Conte Marsilij ; — Mar. 1678. liel.
f 164.
30. Padre Roberto Mansfeld to Padre Giuseppe Capponsacchi, Jesuit;
Rome, 30 Apr. 1678. With postscript by Neri Themrdi. ItaL
f. 166.
31. [Charles Cato] de Court to du Gone, Auocat au Parlement,
and to Abb6 Fromentin ; Rome, 1 Sept. 1678. Fr. ff. 172,
175.
32. AbelTalfin d'Allonne to Samuel de Paz; Dieren, Oct. 1685.
Fr. f. 243.
33. Retractation by Edward Spence [Fellow of Jesus College, Cam-
bridge] of his speech against Popery; Cambridge, 6 Nov. 1686.
Lat. f. 260.
34. The Fellows of Christ's College, Cambridge, to the Chancellor
[George Legge, Lord Dartmouth] ; 26 June, 1688 ; vrith signatures^
f. 258.
35. G[uillaume], Prince d'Orange, to the Univer^ity of Cambridge;
f. 124.
f 130..
ADDITIONAL MSS., 22,9U.
779
St. James's, 29 Deo. 1688. Witli proclamation of Vioe-Chancellor
Covel ; 17 Jan. 168f . Copies, ff. 265, 265 b.
36. Proclamations of William III. and Mary at Whitehall, and in the
City, and at Cambridge ; 13 Feb. 168|. Copies, ff. 267, 273.
37. Signatures of Thomas [Sherlock, Bishop successively of] Bangor
[1728-1734, and] Sarura [1734-1738], f. 280.
88. Papers relating to the inhtallation of Chancellors of Cambridge
University ; 1626-1840. Partly printed, ff. 320-341 b.
39. Speeches of Dr. Covel, as Vice-Chancellor, to William III., and
expenses of the Royal entertainment ; 29 Oct. 1689, ff. 373-376.
40. Order of the funeral of John Spencer, Dean of Ely [May, 1693],
f. 406.
41. Christian Cole to John [McSore], Bishop of Norwich; Amsterdam,
^ June, 1699, f. 482.
22,911. Vol. II, 1. Letters to Dr. Covel from—
Humfrey Wanley; London, Wimpole,
80 Aug. 1701-10 Apr. 1716, flf. 1, 8,
141-146, 155, 159-165, 170, 174-178,
185, 188, 190, 196, 206. 208. 211.
Johannes Schult, Suecus; Cambridge,
London. Upsal, 22 Apr. 1702-1 Jan.
1703. Lat. ff. 12-19, 25, 30, 36,
J[ohn] Woodward [M.D.]; Gresham
College, 29 Mar. 1703-25 Jan. 1706[7],
ff. 23, 65. 57,
John Philip Breynins ; London, 4 May.
1703. Lat f. 27.
Bichard Foster; Cambridge. 26 Nov.
1703. ia<. ; with copy of verses, f.32.
George Hickes [Dean of Worcester, and
Suffragan Bishop of Thetford]; Ken-
sington, 13 Dec, 1703. f. 34.
Eric Benzel, jun. ; Upsal, 19 Deo, 1704.
Lat.. f.37.
Colonel Jo W ; Berkheim,
3 July, 1704, f. 41.
Thomas Sclater ; n.d. ; with copy of Sir
Cloudesley Shovel's letter to the Navy
Board, firom Barfleur; 28 Aug. 1704,
. f, 43.
John Hampson ; Christ's College, Cam-
bridge, 23 Mar. 170|. Lat f.47.
Rabbi David Neto ; London 18 Jan, 170^,
Itat f. 60.
[Richard, 4th Viscount] Bulkeley ; Lon-
don, 26 Jan. 170^, f. 51.
John Burchard Mencken; Leipaio, 7
Feb. 1706-[circa Dec. 1711]. Eng.waA
Lat ff. 53, 59, 76, 79, 87, 91, 124,
131.
C[hristian] H[einrieh] Emdtel ; Lon-
don, 6 Nov. 1706. Lat f. 60.
Matthew Bi.L^g ; Moorgate, near Bother-
ham. 2 Apr. 1707, f. 63.
E[zekiel] Spanheim; London, 27 Apr.
1707. Lat f. 65.
[Dr. Emanuel Langford, of Chelsea Col-
lege] ; 22 Jan. 170}. Signed H. M,"
f. 69.
Charles Danbuz ; Brotherton,near Perry-
bridge, 25 Jan. I705, f. 72.
Benjamin Cole ; 17 May, 1708, f. 73.
[William Fermor, Baron] Lempster;
Eston, 12 Aug. 1708, f. 77.
Martin Eagle [Aqnila or .^tel; Nov.
1708]-18 May, 1709. Lat and Eng.
ff, 81, 102, 337.
John Randall [Master of the Grammar
School, Bury]; 5 Feb. 170j, f. 85.
[Thomas Tenison, Archbishop of] Can-
terbury; 10 Mar. 170|, f, 88.
R[obert] Scott [Dean of Glasgow]; Lon-
don, 12 Mar, 1708, f. 89.
[Banaster, 3rd Baron] Maynard ; [1 June,
1709], f. 111.
W[illiam Nicolson, Bishop of] Carlisle;
Carlisle, Rose, 29 Aug., 17 Sept 1709;
with seofe, ff. 113, 115.
Ralph Watson, of co. Northumberland;
[Sept. 1709]. Lat, Imperfect f.ll7b.
Emanuel Timone; Constantinople, 10
May, 1711. lUd. f. 126,
Johannes Thalassenus [John Seaman];
Constantinople, 1 Mar. 1711, 15 Feb.
1714. Neo-Greek, ff, 133, 138,
Digitized by
780
ADDITIONAL MSS., 82,eU.
Laurence Hillyard, of oo. Westmoreland ;
n.d. Lot. f. 136 b.
John Chester [Fellow of Christ's Col-
lege, Cambridge]; 17 Jan. ITlj,
f. 137 b.
John Cooke; Smyrna, 20 Aug. 1714,
f. 139 b.
Jolm Esdras Edzard; London, 23 Feb.
171i. Lot. f. 140.
Philip Stosch ; London, 3 Feb.-28 May,
1713. Fr. flf.147, 149, 151, 157.
Thomas Sherlock [Master of Catharine
Hall, Cambridge, and Bishop succes-
sively of Bangor, Salisbury, and Lon-
don]; 27 Jan. 1714, n.d,; with seals,
ff. 166, 168.
Thomas Standish; Newark, 80 Sept
[1715], f. 172.
Thomas Tudway [Professor of Music at
Cambridge]; [13 Feb. 1713, f. 187.
[Edward Harley, Lord] Harley [after-
wards Earl of Oxford]; Wimpole, 27
Feb. 1715, 26 Sept. 1722, ff. 198, 281.
Andreas Altai, of Transylvania; Lon-
don, 6 Mar. 1716. Lot, f.202.
John Metcalf ; Ingatstone Hall, 10 Mar.
171i,f.204.
James Petiver; London, 29 June, 1716,
f. 213.
Oluf Lygaard; London, 5 Aug. 1716,
f. 215.
[Rev. Sir] George Wheler ; Westminster,
Durham, 25 May, 1717-21 July, 1721,
ff. 217. 236, 2:i8, 251.
Daniel Waterland [Master of Magdalene
College, Cambridge]; 28 May, 1717,
f. 219.
Thomas Mangey [Prebendary of Dur-
ham] ; Fulham, 25 June, 1720, f. 230.
Il[obert] Warren [D.D.]; London, 14
July, 1720, f. 232.
[Sir] Thomas Hewett; 21 July, 1720,
f. 234.
G [widow of Sir Henry Pickering,
[Bart.]; London, 29 Nov. 1720, f.
240.
Thomas Hobart [M.D]; Brussels, 81
Dec. 1720, f. 242.
James Porter; London, 15 Feb. 1721,
f. 245.
D[aniel] Hunt [Fellow of Christ's Col-
lege, Cambridge] ; Stockholm, 25 Feb.
17?{, O.S., 18 Sept. 1721, ff. 248,
254.
J[ohn] Ward ; Inner Temple, 21 July,
1721 ; with receipt on the back from
W. Plaxton, of the Inner Temple ; 24
July, 1721, f. 253.
[John] Mack Gregory; Cambridge, 23
Oct. 1722 ; with printed advertisement
and proposals enclosed, ff. 256-260.
C Hickman ; Famham, 17 Mar. sm^
f. 294.
Ja. Fish; n.d.; with copy of absolu-
tion granted by Paul II. to Sir William
Berkswell, Dean of Warwick College,
temp. Hen. VL, f. 469.
2. " Omtio Neophyti, Metropolit© Philippopolis, ad Academiam Can-
tabrigienfiem, 13 Sept. 1701, cum ad gradum dootoratus in Sacra
Tbeologia admitteretur." Neo-Orcece, f. 7.
3. " A letter from a Member of the Society for the Propagation of
Christian Knowledge in London to a Correspondent in the Country
London, 10 Feb. 170J. Printed, f. 10.
4. Panegyric of Peter Tilley, Eeader in Ordinary of Eloquence and
Poetry atWesteras, in Sweden, on Jonas Salan; Westeras, 16 Mar.
1700. LaL Printed, f. 26.
6. J[uhn Moore, Bishop of] N[orwich] to Ezekiel Spanheim, Prussian
Ambassador to England ; 14 Feb. 1703. Lat, f. 38.
6. Copies of papers relating to the condition of the Episcopalian clergy
in Scotknd ; 1704, 1706, f. 45.
7. John Francis Vigani to [Roger] Cotes [Professor of Astronomy at
Cambridge]; Newark, 13 Sept, 1705, 14 June, 1708, ff. 68, 74.
8. ** Programme to young Divines, Cambridge, 1688," and ''Petition
Digitized by
ADDITIONAL MSS., 82,eU.
781
to the University of Cambridge, 11 Nov. 1 708 by " Martin Eagle,
alias ^dler, Saxo." Lai. flf. 92-101 b, 104-110 b.
9. Account of a visit to a Franciscan convent near Mahon, Isle of
Minorca; 20 Feb. 17?^, f. 118.
10. ConfesBion of faith made by PaBsins Ligaridins, of Gktza, on his
election as bishop in Jerusalem; 14 Sept. 1652. Neo-Oreeh f. 153.
11. Humfrey Wanley to Dr. [Thomas] Tudway; Wimpole, 23 Feb,
171f, f. 192.
12. " Sacrificium encharisticum Doctori Covelio oblatum a Musa Be-
rolinensi M.C. Millero ex aula CathaiinsB Cantabrigiao 1715.'' In
verse, f. 221.
13. Specimen of caligraphy sent to Dr. Covel, 18 Oct. 1718, by John
Cocks of Ross, bom without hands, f. 225 b.
14. Catalogue by Hnmfrey Wanley of Dr. Covel's coins and gems, f 265.
15. Papers relating to the creeds of the Nestorian, Jacobite, and
Armenian churches in Syria. Lat. and Qreeh ff. 284-293, 306 b-
322.
16. Account of a MS. of St. Ignatius in the Laurentian Library at
Florence, f. 323.
17. '*De pluralitate in Divinis quam Muslimani Consortionem vocant,"
f. 325.
18. Satirical verses, on William III., beginning, " Old Nick, the Fiend
to whome we owe endorsed, from an unknown hand and
person, Sept. 16, 1689," f. 327.
19. Inscription on a silver plate ploughed up in the Isle of Ely, 1694.
Anglo-Saxm, f. 339.
20. ** The present case of Christ's College, Cambridge,*' relative to the
election of Fellows; [circ. 1715], f. 345.
21. Abstracts of Latin legends and tales contained in Harley MS.
2,316 ; in the handwriting of Edward Harley, Earl of Oxford, f. 357.
22. Treatise on Waterspouts, with drawings, f. 365.
23. " Some account of y* Jewes Earaims and Rabanaims," f. 373.
24. Papers, in Latin, on various subjects, with drawings, viz, : — ** De
Arcu," f. 380 " De cochlea Indica, f. 387 b;— " De raptu Gany-
medis," f. 388 b ;— " De lituo Memphitico," f. 389 b;— "De
Fulmine sen Belenite," f. 392.
25. Henry James [President of Queen's College, and V ice-Chancellor
of Cambridge] to [Gabriel Quadring] Master of Magdalene College ;
19 May, 1697, f. 433.
26. Jacobus Augustus, of Negropont, to Cyril, Patriarch of Beyrout ;
3 Apr. 1636. Neo-Qreek. f. 434.
27. Definition of faith of the three Hierarchs in Syria, Philothens
of Alexandria, John of Jerusalem, and Dorotheus of Antioch, at the
synod of Florence ; 1439-1442. Greek, f. 436.
28. Treatise on Greek music ; xvth cent. Oreek, f. 443.
Digitized by
782
ADDITIONAL MSS., 22,918--32,914.
29. A Oreek song in Italian character by William Turner ; 1667 ;
addressed to " Mrs. Catterina at Bell grade," f. 461.
30. Catalogue of works of Greek authors not printed. Greek, f. 474.
31. Catalogues of Patriarchs of Constantinople. Oreek. ff. 478, 480.
32. M[atthew] Lyne [Fellow of Emanuel College, Cambridge] to
Cox Macro, D.D. ; Emanuel, 29 Oct. «.a., f. 497.
33. J. Greenhalgh, schoolmaster of Chester, on a Homan altar found at
Chester; n.d. Lat, f. 499.
34. Passport granted by Juan Fogliani de Aragon, Marques de Pele-
grino, Neapolitan Secretary of State, to Dr. Joseph Tatem ; Portici,
29 Nov. 1748. Span. Signed with a stamp, f. 503.
Interspersed are drafts and copies of letters, etc.^ of Dr. Covel,
copies of verses on various subjects, and many papers relating to
the sale of Dr. Covel's collection of printed books, antiquities, and
MSS., to Lord Harley in 1715, 1716.
22.912. Autograph journal of Dr. John Covel during his travels in
Asia and Italy ; 1670-1678. Accompanied by plans, sketches, copies
of inscriptions, etc. At f. 393 b is a printed broadside, entitled
" The Wondrus flittinge of the Kirk of ovr B. Ledy of Loreto. In
Loreto per Francesco SeraBni mdcxxxv. and at f. 395 b is the
same in WeUh. Paper. Folio.
22.913. Autograph journal of Dr. John Covel during his travels from
Smyrna to Geneva; 2 July, 1677-22 Oct. 1678. Accompanied by
a few rough sketches of antiquities and natural objects, copies of
inscriptions, etc. Paper. Duodecimo.
22.914. Autograph journals of Dr. John Covel during his travels in
Asia Minor, Greece, Switzerland, Italy, and France; 16 Feb. 167^
12 Feb. Appended are—
!• Notes on the laws and customs of the Turks. ItaL and Eng,
flF. 100, 103-143.
2. ** A Narrative of ye present state of Transilvania out of ye papers
of Christopher Pako, Embassador for ye Prince of Transilvania,
delivered his Exoellencie, Sept. 1665," f. 100 b.
3. ** Epistola missa a quodam Mohammetano ad Urbem Eomanam,"
de ** testimonio legis Mosaicse de Prophetia Mahammoed,*' f. 144.
4. Relatione dell' Ottomano Imperio nel presente stato in questo anno
1668," f. 145.
5. " Discorso politico sopra la pace fatta tra la Eepublica [di Venezia]
ed il Gran Turco;" [1669], f. 154.
6. " Relatione della Corte di Roma del Duca di Scione [Charles Albert,
Duo de Chaulnes], Ambasciadore del R^ di Francia appresso la
Santita di Nostro Signore Clemente IX. ;" [1668, 1669], f. 164.
7. " Oratione reccitata d' Antonio Corraro nel Maggior Consiglio contro
Francisco Moresini, Sett. 1670," f. 180.
ADDITIONAL M3S., 22,916-22,917. 783
8. ** A List of y* Arsenall private Armory and Treasury of St. Markes,
in Venice," f. 190.
9. Brief accounts of the condition And government of the Papal States,
and of Florence. Ital ff. 194, 195 b.
10. Copies of diplomatic instruments and treaties between England,
the States General, France and Sweden; 2 Oct. 1667-2 Apr. 1668.
Lat,
Paper. Small Quarto.
22.915. Orations, etc., made in the University of Oxford; 1654-1605.
Lat.
1. Orations of [Robert] Cooke [of Brasenose College, proctor in 1582] ;
1582-1583, flf. 1, 9, 14, 17 b, 21.
2. " Fatalis oratio Simonis Tripp n.<i., f. 27.
3. "Oratio Domini [ ] Milliwgi habita in coUegio Magdalenao
coram [Roberto Devereux] illustrissimo Essexias Comite ;" [? 1592],
f. 30.
4. Oratio serenissimse ReginsB ElizabethsB habifa in celeberrima Aca-
demia ilia Oxoniensi ;" [28 Sept. 1592], f 32.
5. " Oratio Johannis Juelli olim Episcopi SalLsburiensis, eiecti e col-
legio Corporis Christi ;" [1554], f. 33.
6. ** Oratio Mri. Johannis Rainoldi habita in Comitijs, A* D"* 1569,"
f. 34.
7. " Oratio Mri. [Thomae] Tomkins terrae-filiis ;" n,d., f. 37.
8. " Carmina etymologica, composita ex conspiratorum nominibus a
D. Doctore [Johanne] Buckeridge, Collegij Johannensis in Academia
Oxon. Praeposito ;" [1605], f. 40 b.
Paper ; xviith cent. Small Quarto.
22.916. Literary correspondence of Sir Simonds d'Ewes, Bart. ; 1643-
1649.
1. Letters from Sir S. D'Ewes to — Dr. Ralph Brownrigge, Bishop of
Exeter, Y ice-Chancellor of Cambridge University, etc; West-
minster, 9 Jan. 1643. Lat, Copy, f. 1 ; — William Gumall, M.A.,
Rector of Lavenham, co. Suflfolk; Westminster, 23 Aug., 18 Kov.
1644, 29 Jan. 164f. Lat, ff. 2, 4, 6; — John Smith, pastor of
the church at Nimeguen ; Westminster, 25 Mar.-14 Dec. 1647.
Lai, Copies; with catalogue of coins of Abraham Qorleeas, etc,
ff. 12-40.
2. Letters to Sir S. D'Ewes from — Rev. John Smith ; Nimegnen,
28 Apr. 1645-^ Nov. 1648. Lat. Autograph and copies, ff. 8, 10,
41-54; — [Sir] W [illiam] D[ugdale]; Blyth HaU, — Aug, 1649.
Copy, f, 55 ;— i8a[bella, wife of Sir Roger] Twjsden ; 20 Aug. 1649,
f. 56 ;— William Somner; Cant., 29 May, 1649. Copy. f. 57.
Paper. Folio.
22.917. LiBRORUM Manuscriptorum perillustris yiri Sjmonds D'Ewes
784 ADDITIONAL MSS., 23,918-22,920.
de Stow-Langtoft in Comitatu SuffolcisB, nepotis consummatissimi
antiquarii D. Symonds D'Ewee, Baronetti, Catalogus." Printed; as
in tbe Catalogi Librorum Manuscriptorum Angliad et HibernisB "
[Oxford, 1697], Vol. IL, pp. 385-388 ; with MS. additionB, by Sir
William Dugdale and others. The MSS. are now in the Harleian
Collection in the British Museum. Paper. Folio.
22.918. ** Catalogus omnium Librornm, Manuscriptarum, Kecordarum,
Eotulorum, in Bibliotheca Doctissimi Antiquarii Domini Simonis
Dewes, Baronetti in Comitatu Suffolciad. Exaravit B. H. Aug. 22
[16]87 ex catalogo pertinente ad istam Bibliothecam." Paper.
Folio.
22.919, 22,920. Orioinal letters addressed to Sir George Downing,
Bart., Ambassador to the States-General, with copies of diplomatic
memoirs, letters, and other papers; 1644-1682. Two volumes.
Paper. Fulio. Among the contents are : —
22,919. Vol. I. 1. Letters to Sir G.
John Lisle, President [of the Council of
State]; London, 13 Apr. 1652, f. 5;—
with answer; Dalkeitli, 24 Apr., f. 7.
John Thurloe ; London, 23 Aug. 1G55-
27 May, 1659; with teaU, ff. 8, 11, 25,
44, 51-55, 57, 59, 61, 66, 68, 72, 75,
81. 86, 96, 100. 102, 110.
Andrew Marvell; London [1657?], 11
Feh. 1658[9]; with seah, flf. 14. 78.
Johannes Bulicins [Protestant Minister
of Amsterdam] ; Amsterdam, 15 Feh.
1658, f. 16.
[Sir] S[amuel] Morland; London, 20
Nov. 1658; with seal, f. 63.
John Gierke; London, 11 Feb.l658[9];
with seal, f. 80.
Richard [Cromwell, Lord] P[roteot<»r] ;
London, 1. 16 Apr. 1659. ff, 89, 91.
Arthur Annesley, President [of the
Council of State, afterwards Earl of
Anglesey] ; London, 4 Apr. 1660.
f. 136.
[Sir] William Morice [Secretary of State
to Cliarles U.] ; 6 Sept. [1660]-19 Sept.
[1662] ; with seoZa, ff. 142, 148, 166,
Downing from —
168, 180, 190, 193, 203, 213, 221, 232,
234. 237. 246. 253.
H[enry Hyde, Viscount] Comherry, after-
wards 2nd Earl of Clarendon]; London,
21 June, 19 July, 27 Dec. 1661 ; with
tecdf wiUi signature of [Edward Hyde,
1st Earl of] Clarendon attached to
the first letter, ff. 151. 158, 178.
[Sir] Edward Nicholas [Secretary of
State]; London, 9 Aug. 1061-8 Aug.
1662 ; with aeak ff. 160-165, 174, 182,
188, 191, 199, 205, 215, 217, 229, 241.
Prince Rupert ; Brill, 14 Oct 1661 ; with
seal, f. 170.
[Sir] William Courntrye [afterwartls
Commi^8ioner of the Treasury]; 17
Jan. 1661[2], 13 June, 1GC2. ff. 186,
219.
Thomas Breton, Andrew Middleton, and
otliers, merchants; London, 14 Feb.
1661[2], f. 195.
Joseph [afterwards Sir J.] Williatnson;
28 Feb. 1G61[2], f. 201.
[Sir] Riehnrd Ford; London, 11 July,
1662, f. 236.
2. Extracts from tbe Register of Resolutions of the States-General ;
16 Dec. 1644-16 Ang. 1662. Fr. and Dutch, ff. 3, 10, 21, 22, 24,
27, 35, 36, 41, 47, 49, 70, 71, 85, 123. 141, 153, 172, 227, 244.
3. The Electoral College to Louis XIV. of France, and to John Ousiinir,
King of Poland ; Frankfort, 4 May, 1658. Lai. Copies, ff. 31, 82.
Digitized by
ADDITIONAL MSS., 22,919, 22,920.
7So
4. Frederic III. of Denmark to the Sttites-General ; Coj^enliagcn, 23
Aug. 1658-24 June, 1659. Fr, Copies, ff. 43, 60, 77, 99, 109, 115;
— to Admiral [Sir Edward] Montagu ; Copenhagen, Apr. 1659,
Fr. Copy. f. i)5.
5. Willem Nieupoort, Dutch Ambassador to England, to [Richard
Cromwell] Lord Trotector; 21 Feb. 1658[9]. Copy. f. 83;—
to ; Westminster, 30 Oct. 1659. Copy. f. 126.
6. Louis XIV. to [Mary, daughter of Charles 1. of England] Princess
Dowager of Orange ; Avignon, 24 Mar. 1660. Fr. Copy. f. 132.
7. Circular letter of the Council of State concerning the caiTying out
of the Act of Militia ; Whitehall, 26 Mar. 1660. Copy. f. 134.
8. Proofs adduced by the States-General " that Conchin and Cananor
ought to belong to the State of the United Netherlands, or by their
authority to the E. India Company of the same;" n,d. [circa
1663], Dutch, f. 184.
9. Papers relating to differences between English and Dutch traders
in the Ea^^t Indies and on the coast of Africa ; 30 Apr. 1661-29 Dec.
1662. Eng. Sind Dutck ff. 207, 209, 262-271.
10. Letters from Louis de Nassau, S[imon] van Hoom and M[ichiel]
van Gogh, Dutch Ambassadors to England, to [the States-General] ;
Chelsea, 16 June-11 Aug. 1662. Dutch. Copies, ff. 231, 240, 243; —
to the Greflfier [ ] Ruysch ; Chelsea, ^ Sept. 1662. Dutch, with
French translation. Copy. ff. 248, 251.
Inserted at f. 272 are the signatures of— Jo[hn Potter, Archbishop
of] Cant[erbury], [Philip Yorke, Baron, afterwards Earl of] Hard-
wicke [Lord Chancellor], [Spencer Compton, Earl of] Wilmington
[President of the Council], [John, Lord] Hervey [Privy Seal],
[William Cavendish, Duke of] Devonshire [Lord Lieutenant of
Ireland], [John Montagu, Duke of] Montagu [Master-General of
the Ordnance], [Lionel Cranfield Sackville, Duke of] Dorset [Lord
Steward], and [Charles Lennox, Duke of] Bichmond, Lennox and
Anbigny [Master of the Horse], Lords Justices ; circa 1740.
22,920. Vol. II. 1. Letters to Sir G. Downing from—
to France, efo.] ; Hagne, 10 Feb. 1664.
Fr. f.26.
[Henry Bennet afterwards Baron nnd
Earl of] Arlington [Secretary of State] ;
London, etc,, 12 Feb. [lG64]-27 Jan.
1671. With seals, ff. 30, 78, 132,
134, 152, 1(>6, 203.
[Sir] John Webster; Amsterdam, etc.,
13 Sept. 1664-23 Apr. 1G«5, ff. 48, 59,
121.
[Sir] Wplliam] Swann: Hamburg, 14
Oct. 1664, 22 July, 1665, ff. 50, l(i2.
[Edward Hyde, Earl of] Olnrendon [Lord
3 K
[Sir] William Morrice ; London, 4 Jan.
[1663]-21 July [1665]. ff. 4, 32. 33, 110,
122, 127, 160.
[Denzill Holies, Baron] Holies [Ambas-
sador at Paris]; Paris, ii Jan. 1663-
12 July, 1665. With seals, ff. 19, 35,
h, 46, 51, 55, 57, 63, 80, 147.
[Sir] Richard Ford, William Rider,
George Smith, [Sir] Martin Noell
and others, of the Royal Company of
Merchant Adventurers; London, 25
Sept. 1663. With seal. f. 22.
Hannibiil Schcstet [Danish Ambassador
MSS.— 1859.
Digitized by
786
ADDITIONAL MSS., 22,920.
Chanoellor] ; Worcester House, 23 Deo.
[1664], f. 61.
[Sir] Richard Fanshawe [English Am-
bassador at Madrid] ; Madrid,
1665, f. 112.
[Sir] G[Ubert] Talbot [English Envoy at
Copenhagen]; Copenhagen, 15, 25
Apr., 6 May, 1665, ff. 119, 124,
129.
[Sir]William Gouentrye ; Hampton Conrt,
St. Albans, 21, 28 July, 1665, ff. 150,
170.
[Sir] J oseph Williamson ; Hampton Oonrt,
21, 26 July, 1665, 16 Jan. 167}, ff. 158,
168. 200.
[Henry Ladde]; Amsterdam, 10 Ang.
1665. Ufuigned, f. 177.
John Coper; Hague, !2 June, 1669.
Fr. f. 190. '
Edmond Curtis ; Bruges, 21 Dec. 1669,
f. 191.
J. Lenthall ; Besselsleghe [00. Oxford],
4 May, 1680. f. 208.
Francis Nye and Charles Stodart [Alder-
men of Morpeth]; Morpeth, 2 July,
1681, f. 210.
[Edward Howard, Viscount Howard, of]
Morpeth [afterwards Earl of Carlisle];
Kaworth, 18 Aug. [circa 1681], f. 212.
[Charles Howard, Earl of] Carlisle;
Henderskelfe, 26 Sept 1682, 15 June,
1683, ff. 214, 216.
G[eorge] Downing [son of Sir G. Down-
ing]; Grenoble, 26 Not. 1682, f. 218 b.
2. Claims of merchanfa for goods seized by the Dutch, with other
papers relating to differences between English and Dutoh traders ;
10 Jan. 1662[3]-4 Feb. 1665, Eng., Fr. and Dutch. & 6, 8, 9, 13,
15, 21, 24, 40, 42, 72.
3. Report of a Committee of the House of Commons concerning " in-
croachmenta in Trade by the Jewes, French and other Forreigners
7 Apr. 1663. Signed by William Goldesbrough, Clerk of the House,
f. 11.
4. Frederic TIL of Denmark to Hannibal Schestet, Counsellor of
State, etc.; Copenhagen, 15 Deo. 1663. Fr. Copy. f. 17.
6. Extracts from the Register of Resolutions of the States-General ;
27 May, 1664-30 July, 1665. Dutch, ff. 39, 53, 69, 73-76, 90, 97,
139, 172.
6. M[ichiel] van Gogh, Dutch Ambassador to England, to [the States-
General and the Greffier Ruysel?]; Chelsea, 166^-1 May,
1665. Dutch, Copies. E 67, 70, 102, 106, 108, 117, 126.
7. The States-General to Louis XIV. of France ; Hague, 9 Apr. 1665.
English translation, f. 114.
8. " A List of the Dutch Ships and the number of Prisoners in each
ship set on shore at South would the 11th and 12th dayes of June
1665, all which were taken by his Royall Highnes in the late en-
gagement" [off Harwich, 8 June, 1665], f. 136.
9. W[illem] Boreel, Dutch Ambassador to France, to [the States-
General?]; Paris [— ] June, 3, 24 July, 1665, Dutch. Copies.
ff. 141, 145, 164.
10. An abstract of the Debts of the office of the Works to the last of
Aprill 1668." Signed by John Denham, Francis Wetherid, etc.
f. 186.
11. S[amuel] Pepys [Secretary of the Navy] to the Commissioners of
the Treasury; Navy Office, 23 May, 1668, f. 188.
Digitized by
ADDITIONAL MSSw, 32,921-22,985. 787
12. ** An Aooompt of Sir G^rge Downing's Eztraordinaryes in his
Ambassie into Holland. Anno Dom. 167i," f. 192.
13. " Sir William Temple's Extraordinaries vpon y* ending of his
Embassy in August 1671," f. 194.
14. Indenture specifying the articles of plate delivered by Sir Gilbert
Talbot, Ent., Master of the King's Jewels, to Sir George Downing,
for his use as Ambassador to the States-General; 30 Nov. 1671.
Vellum. Signed by G. Talbot, f. 196.
15. John Godwin to Hon. Mathew Wren, Secretary to the Duke of
York ; f. 201.
22.921. Original letters from [Maroello Dnrazzo], Archbishop of
Ghalcedonia, Nuncio at Lisbon [afterwards Cardinal], to Cardinal
[Savo] Millini, Nuncio at Madrid ; with a few enclosures ; Lisbon,
10 Mar. 1681-7 May, 1686. Ital. At ff. 91, 93 are papers entitled
'*Stato delle vetture e tempo per il trasporto de materiali dal
Fiemonte al Finale," and Spedienti, tempo, e vitture necessarie
per prouedere la Prouianda ad' nn Corpo di 15 mille portioni per
la marcia da Cuneo a Nizza Txirin, 25 May, 1694. Paper. Folio.
22.922. " Report made to the Lordes of his Majesties Privy Councill
concerning the late tumult" at Edinburgh, 24 Nov. 1664; Edin-
burgh, 24 Dec. 1664. Followed by a note of approval by the Privy
Council, 27 Dec. 1664, signed by Peter Wedderbume, clerk, and by
the depositions of witnesses. At f. 42 are the depositions concern-
ing another riot at Edinburgh in 1672, certified by Alexander
Gibsone, Clerk of the Council, 16 Jan. [1673]. Paper. Folio.
22.923. " CoMPOTUS Walteri Beginaldi [afterwards Archbishop of
Canterbury], Thesaurarij domini Edwardi, filij Regis, principis
Wallie [afterwards Edward 11.] de expensis Gurderobe eiusdem
principis a xx die Nouembris anno regni Kegis E[dwardi] patris
eiusdem principis tricesimo quinto incipiente [1306] usque vij
diem Julij [1307] quo die idem Bex obiit, per visum et testi-
monium domini WiUelmi de Meltona, oontrarotulatoris eiusdem
Garderobe." Vellum. Folio.
22.924. Household accounts of Queen Elizabeth, Mich. Term, 1690-
Mich. Term, 1592 ; containing payments made to members of the
royal establishment, judges, pensioners, and others, with the
signatures of the recipients or their attorneys in the margin. Lat
At f. 69 is a letter from Eichard West to William Pytt [ ?Sir Wil-
liam Pitt, Comptroller of the Household, temp. Jas. I.] ; Barbycan,
16 Mar. 1592. Paper. Folio.
22.925. Historical observations on the reign of Queen Elizabeth,
preceded by short accounts of the reigns of her four immediate
3 E 2
788 ADDITIONAL MSS., 22,926—22,931.
predocessors, and followed by the " proceedings " from her death to
the coronation of James I., 26 July, 1603. With preface, and a
dedication to Sir Thomas Hesketh, Ent., attorney of the Court of
Wards and Liveries, etc.; dat. 26 July, 1603. At the end, f. 55,
are "Verses Gratulatorie vpon the Kings Majesties Entrance,"
signed "J. C." Paper. Small Quarto.
22.926. Some observations made in a journey [through the Eastern
and Central Counties of England] begun June the 7th and finish'd
July the 9th 1742." Interspersed are coloured plans of churches,
bridges, castles, and other buildings. Paper. Ck)tavo.
22.927. Probate copy, with modem transcript, of the will of Sir
John Fastolff, Knt. ; Gastre [Caistor], co. Norfolk, Saturday after
the Feast of All Saints [3 Nov.] 1459. LaL and On the fly-
leaves are notes by Sir Francis Palgrave and Dawson Turner.
Vellum, folded. Lsurge Octavo.
22.928. 22,929. Original letters of Ferdinand I., Grand Duke of
Tuscany, to Cardinale [Francesco Maria] dal Monte, his Envoy at
Rome; Florence, Pisa, Leghorn, eU., 6 Jan. 1604-31 Dec. 1608.
Itcd, Signed ; with a few holographs. Two volumes. Paper. Quarto.
22,930. Original correspondence of the Eight Hon. Henry Flood,
member of the Irish parliament, chiefly on political subjects;
1765-1788. The writers are—
[James Oaulfeild, Earl of] Gharlemont;
[1766H9 I>ec. 1788, fL 8, 10-25, 30-35,
48, 51-58, 69, 76, 80, 82, 91, 97, 100-
109, 169, 172-182.
[Lieat.-GoL] J[ohn] Blaquiere [Chief
Secretary to the Lord Lieutenant of
Ireland, afterwards Baron de Bla-
quiere] ; Dublin, 21 Feb. 1773, 15 Deo.
1774, flf. 38, 46.
[Charles Pratt, Lord, afterwards Earl]
Camden [Lord Chancellor] ; 15 Aug.
1773, f. 40,
[Simon Haroourt, Earl] Harcourt [Lord
Lieutenant of Ireland] ; Dublin Castle,
20 Aug. 8.a., 2 Feb. 1776. ff. 59,
71.
Daniel Webb ; Newton, Dublin, 14 Noy.
1775, 14 Apr., 27 Mar. ».a., ff. 63, 67,
73, 93.
W. Bpakeney] ; Bath, 3 July, «.o., f. 65.
Edward Jerningham ; Conduit Street, 27
Jan. 8.a.y f. 75.
Charles Townshend [afterwards Lord
Bayning] ; Stanhope Street, 29 June,
1777, f. 95.
[James Brydges, Duke of] Chandos;
Minchenden House, Avington, Lon-
don, 22 Apr. 1783-1 May, 1784. flEl 110.
117, 121-1,32, 138, 140. 153, 158, 165.
Edmond Malone ; London, 15, 24 Apr.
1783, ff. 112, 114.
[Charles Coote, Earl of] Bellamont;
Loudon, 19-29 Apr. [1784], fL 150,
156, 163, 183.
Interspersed are drafts and copies of letters of H. Flood, and copies
of letters of various persons down to 1793, as printed in "Original
letters .... to the Bight Hon. Henry Flood; London, 1820, 4**."
On £ 2 b is a pen-and-ink portrait of H. Flood, from an original
sketch by Gomerford.
Paper ; xviuth and xixth centt. Quarto.
22,93L CATiXOGUE of the illuminated and other manuscripts of Brigg
Digitized
by Google
ADDITIONAL MSS., 22,988.
789
Price Fotrntaine, Esq., of Narford, oo. Norfolk, " including likewise
Bome ancient and curious Printed Breviaries, Prayer-Books, eta,
collected by that Great Antiquary Sir Andrew Fountaine, Knight,
in various parts of Europe;" copied from the original catalogue
compiled by Sir John Fenn, editor of the "Paston Letters,'* in
1777. With &csimiles of autographs. At f. 2 b is a lithograph
portrait of Sir A. Fountaine ; at f. 4 b a pen-and-ink portrait of
Sir J. Fenn; and at f. 7 b a sketch in sepia of Narford Hall, 1825.
Paper ; xixth cent Folio.
22,932. Original letters, chiefly of officers of the French army in
Egypt, with printed bulletins, etc. ; 6 July, 1798-27 Nov. 1800. Fr.
1. Official report from General Alexandre Berthier, Chief of the Staff
to General [Eustache] Bruix, Minister of Marine and the Colonies,
of the capture of Alexandria; Alexandria, 18 Mess, an 6 [6 July,
1798]. Signed. I 2.
2. Charles Maurice Talleyrand [P^rigord], Minister of Foreign Affaira,
to [Giovanni Battista] Testi, Minister of Foreign Affitirs of the
Cisalpine Republic ; n.d. Copy. f. 5.
3. [General Berthier] to Genewd Bruix; Aboukir Roads, 21 Mess,
an 6 [9 July, 1798]. Unsigned, f. 6.
4. Joseph Beauchamp, French Consul at Mascate [Muscat], to [Charles
Mauricede Talleyrand-Perigord], Minister of Foreign Affairs ; Aleppo,
26 Mess, an 6 [14 July, 1798], f. 8 ;— to [Joseph Jerdme Le Fran9ais
de] Lalande ; Aleppo, 9 Therm, an 6 [27 July, 1798], f. 13.
5. to Miot and to his father ; Cairo, 8 Therm, an 6 [26 July,
1798], ff. 11, 15.
6. Captain Gay to his parents ; Cairo, 9 Therm, an 6 [27 July,
1798], f. 17.
7. Dezirad, Quartermaster of the 18th Regt. of Dragoons, to the
Citoyenne Adeline at Marseilles; Cairo, 30 Therm, an 6 [17 Aug.
1798], f. 19.
8. Brigadier [le Comte Matthieu ?] Dumas to his mother ; Cairo, 29
Therm, an 6 [16 Aug. 1798], f. 21.
9. C^sar Inardto Nicholas Fancher at Montpelier; Rosetta, 14 Therm,
an 6 [1 Aug. 1798]. Copy. f. 23.
10. Choderlos, Consul at Aleppo, to [Charles M. de Talleyrand-
P^rigord], Minister of Foreign Affairs; Aleppo, 9 Therm, an 6 [27
July, 1798], f. 29.
11. Julian Fran9ois Blanc to his wife; Alexandria, 12 Therm, an 6
[30 July, 1798], f. 32.
12. [Jean Lambert Tallien] to his wife ; Rosetta, 17 Therm, an 6
[4 Aug. 1798]. Signed " Tata." f. 35.
13. Brigadier [Antoine] C[harles Louis, Comte de] Lasallo to his
mother and to his wife, Josephine ; Cairo, 20 Therm, an 6 [7 Aug.
1798], ff. 37, 39.
ADDITIONAL MSB., 89,083—22,934.
14. [Fierro Noel] St. 06ni^ [afterwards Yicomie de St G4ni^] f o
his father; Cairo, 22 Therm, an 6 [9 Ang. 1798], f. 41.
16. Lacombe to hia wife, Justine; Cairo, 24 Therm, an 6
[11 Aug. 1798], f. 43.
16. [Adjutant Lacu^] to his uncle; Cairo, 27 Therm. [14 Aug.
1798], f. 45,
17. to Miot ; Cairo, 28 Therm, an 6 [16 Aug. 1798], f. 47.
18. Laforgue to his wife ; Moka, 30 Therm, an 6 [17 Aug. 1798],
f. 49.
19. Fabregne to his brother; Cairo, 1 Fruct. an 6 [18 Aug. 1798],
f. 61.
20. Bulletins of General Bonaparte of operations in Egypt ; 18 Mess.—
2 Fruct an 6 [6 July-19 Aug. 1798]. Printed, flf. 66-63.
21. " Courrier de TEgypte, No. 1 ;" 12 Fruct. an 6 [29 Aug. 1798],
Printed, f. 64.
22. Address of Gregory, Patriarch of Constantinople, to the Christian
inhabitants of Corfu, Cephalonia, Ithaca, etc.; 2 Sept. 1798. Neo-
Greek. Printed, f. 66.
23. Orders of General [Jacques Fran9ols] Menou; Cairo, 16 Therm, an
8 [4 Aug. 1800], 20 Vend, an 9 [12 Oct. 1800]. Printed, ff. 67, 73.
24. Orders of General [Marie Charles] Lambert, " Commissaire Or-
donnateur en chef" of the army of Italy, concerning the transport
service ; Brescia, 6 Frim. an 9 [27 Nov. 1800], Fr. and Ital.
Printed, f. 71.
Most of the letters are printed in ** Copies of Original letters from
the Army of General Bonaparte in Egypt intercepted by the Fleet
under the Command of Admiral Lord Nelson. London, 1798."
Paper. Folio,
22.933. ** Pars prima de viribus Electricitatis artifitialis an Essay
by Luigi Galvani, printed with some slight differences in the
" Opere Edit« ed inediti del Professore L. Galvani Quarto. Bo-
logna, 1841." Imperfect at the end, and followed at f. 17 by rough
notes on Galvanism in Itaiian. Autograph. Paper; circa 1791.
Quarto.
22.934. 1.** W[iLLELMi de] Malmesbury de antiquitate Glastoniensis
ecclesie " liber, f. 9.
2. Adami de Domerham libellus de rebus gestis Glastoniensibus
augmented, and continued down to 1313, f. 19.
3. Copies of grants and other instruments relating to Glastonbury
Abbey ; circa 1230-1312. Lat, Imperfect at the end. f. 114.
At f. 110 are extracts from the ** Eegardum Forestse," relating to
Buckland and Newton, co. Dorset, 36 Edw. I.-16 Edw. II. [J306-
1323]; followed by royal warrants, inquisitions, etc., relating
chiefly to Blackmore, co. Dorset, 26 Jan. 17 Edw. I.-13 Man
Digitized by
ADDITIONAL MSS., 22,986.
791
1 Edw. in. [1289-1327]. At f. 8 is inserted a btdl of Pop©
Alexander [IV.] concerning controversies between Koger [Forde],
Abbat of Glabtonbiiry, and Walter de Calne, prior, and the monks
of the same; [circa 1254-12^9]. Lat, At the beginning are
inserted — a description of the volume by Sir Francis Pal grave ;
Sept. 1827, t 1 ; — an original letter from [Dr.] Thomas Tanner
[afterwards Bishop of St. Asaph] to [Osmund Beauvoir] ; Norwich,
10 July, 1722, f. 3 ; — ^and a detailed table of contents by 0[smund]
B[eanvoir], 1771, f. 4.
Vellum; xivth cent On ff. 8, 126 b is the name of William Fox,
of Glastonbury, as owner, circa 1539. Folio.
22,936. Original letters, chiefly from eminent botanists, to Antoine
Gouan, Professor of Botany at Montpellier; 1760-1813. The
writers are—
[Adam] AfisoUufl; Upsal, 23 Nov. 1787.
Fr. f. 6.
Ignace d' Asso [y del Bio] ; Madrid, Am-
sterdam, 3 Feb. 1780-22 Jan. 1781.
Fr. ff. 9-16.
[Giovaimi Battifita] Balbis; Ttmn, 3
May, 1806-14 July, 1813. Fr, ff. 16-
81.
[Paul Joseph] Barthez ; Carcasaone, Nar-
bonne, 21 Vent an 6-12 Vend, an 11
[11 Mar. 1798-4 Oct. 1802]. Fr, ff. 32-
39.
Baux; Niames, 12 Aug. 1777. -FV.
f.40.
[Ambroise Marie Francois Joseph]
Baron [Paliaot] de Beauvois; St. Do-
mingo, Philadelphia, 20 Oct 1788-24
Apr. 1792. Fr. ff. 41-54.
[Jules Armand Guillaume] Boucher de
CreveccBur] ; Abbeville, 4 Therm, an 4-
14 Pluv. an 8 [22 July, 179^-8 Feb.
1800]. Fr. ff. 55-63.
[Pierre] Auguste [Marie] Broussonet;
Paris, Tangier, 21 May, 1787-15 Fruot.
an 6 [1 Sept 1798]. Fr, ff. 64-71.
[Jean Guillaume] Brugiiiere; Paris, 11
July, 1772. Fr. f. 72.
Valentino Brusati ; Pavia, 26 Jan. 1789.
Lat. f. 73.
G[eorges Leopold Christian Frcd^c
Dagobert, Baron] Cuvier; Paris, 12
Pluv. an 9 [1 Feb. 1801]. Fr. f. 74.
[Ren^ Louiche] Dos Fontaines; Paris,
10 June, 1787. Fr. f. 76.
J[oseph] Dombey; Madrid, Cadiz, 24
Feb. 1777-1 Mar. 1785. Fr. ff. 78-84.
[Andr^ Ignace J oseph] Dufresnoy; Valen-
ciennes, Paris, 28 June, 1788-26 Frim.
[16 Dec.] 1793. Fr. ff. 85-105.
[Louis] Gerard ; Cotignac, 27 Mar. 1807,
8 Dec. 1808. n.d., ff. lOC-110.
[Jean Emanuel] Gillibert; Grodno, 10
Sept 1778, 30 Jan. 1779. Fr. ff. 111-
116.
Carl Christoph Gmelin; Carlsruhe, 15
Oct 1800, 18 May, 1807. Lat. ff.ll7,
118.
[Joseph Xavier Beneset] Guerln; Soigne,
15Aug. «.a. Fr. f. 121.
[Albrecht von] Haller ; Berne, 30 Apr.
1765-1 Jan. 1777. Fr,} with eeaU.
ff. 122-136.
Amadous Emmanuel von Haller ; Berne,
16 Dec. 1778. Lai. f. 137.
[Johann] Hermann ; Strasbourg, 15 Feb.
1780. Fr. f. 139.
John Hope; Edinburgh, — Oct 1765.
Lat. f. 141.
[Nicolas Joseph] Jaoquin; Vienna, 6 Oct
1773. Fr. f.l43.
A[ntoine] L[aurent] de Jussieu; Paris,
29 Sept 1771-10 Jan. 1808. Fr.;
with seals, ff. 144-155.
B[erDard] G[ermain] ^[tienne] L. [de la
Ville, Com to de] Lacepede ; 15 Fruct
an 6 [1 Sept. 1798]. Fr. f. 156.
[Louis Guillaume] Lemonnier; Versailles,
30 May, 1777. Fr. f. 157.
C[arl von] Linn^ [LinnaBus]; Upsal,
[1759]-— Apr. 1771. Lat. ff. 158-232.
Carl von Linn€, jun. ; Upsal, 22 Aug.
1778-20 Nov. 1779. Lat. ff. 233-238.
Digitized by
792
ADDITIONAL MSS., 23,935—22,946.
[Philippe] Pioot [Baron de] La Peyroufle ;
La Peyrouso, Toulouse, 21 Oct 1810-
10 May, 1813. Fr. ff. 239-247.
Pierre, ancieu roddecin de Thopital
militaire de M^icrcs ; Mezi^res, 2 Jan.
1792. Fr. f. 248.
[Louis Fran9oi8 Elisabeth] Ramond [de
Carbonuieres]; Tarbes, Bagn^es, 23
Brum, an 5 [13 Nov. 1796>28 Frim.
an 8 [19 Dec. 1799]. Fr. ff. 249-258.
[Jean Jacques Rousseau] ; Bourgoin en
Dauphine', Montquin, 28 May, 6 Oct.
17G9. %n«i"Renou." Fr, ff. 261,
262.
[Jean Florimond Boudon de] Saint
Amans ; Augcn, 20 Dec. 1790, 19 Oct.
1807. Fr. ff. 264, 266.
[Jean Francois] Brguier; Nismes, 18
June, «.a.-8 Jan. 1777. Fr. and Lat.
ff. 268-318.
[Antoine Jean Matthieu, Baron] Seguier,
Gommissaire du Gouvemement pres
le Tribunal . . . de la Seine; Paris,
12 Germ an 10 [2 Apr. 1802], Fr.
f. 319.
[Sir] J[ame8] E[dward] Smith [P.L.8.];
Ltiudon, 11 Apr. 1788, 12 Nov. 1790,
4 June, 1791. Fr. ff. 321-326.
Suffren , Salon, 27 Mar. 1804-5 Sept.
1809. Fr, ff. 327-332.
[Louis Marie] Anbert du Petit Thenars ;
Paris, 6 Sept., 16 Oct 1812. Fr.
ff. 333, 335.
[Andr<f| Thouln ; Paris, 2 Jan. 1778. Fr.
f. 337.
G[arl] P[ehr] Thnnberg ; Upsal, 30 Mar.
1789-18 Mar. 1790. Fr. ff. 338-34L
Paul Usteri, M.D. ; Zurich, 8 Nov. 1788-
20 Feb. 1789. Lat. ff. 342-346.
Martin Vahl; Pomeque, Copenhagen,
Marseilles, n.d., 29 Aug. 1784-30 Oct.
1790. Fr. ff. 347-360.
[Etienne Pierre] Yentenat; Paris, 24
Vent, an x [15 Mar. 1802]. Fr.
f. 361.
[Dominique] Villars; Grenoble, Strass-
burg, 3 Dec. 1777-14 Flor. an 13
[4 May, 1805J, ff. 302-377.
Carl Ludwig Willdenow; 25 Nov. 1806.
Lat, f.378.
Interspersed are a few drafts of letters and botanical notes by
Antoine Gouan.
Paper. Quarto.
22.936. Original correspondence between the Eev. Foote Grower,
M.JD.y intended Historian of Cheshire, and Eichard Gough, F.R.S.,
author of " British Sepulchral IVIonuments 16 Mar. 1765-22 Aug.
1775. At f. 229 is a letter from E[lizabcth] Gower to R. Gough ;
Cliolmsford, 1 May, 1769. For the ChcKhiro Collections of Dr.
Gower, see Add. MSS. 11,334-11,338. Paper. Folio.
22.937. Le homant des trois Polerinaigcs, by Guillaume de Guille-
ville, or de Deguileville, a monk of Chaalis, or Chailly, near Senlis,
n'z. ;— "Le pelerinaige de vie humainne," written in 1330-1331,
f. 1 " Le pelerinaige deLame," writtea in 1330-1331, f. 75 ;— " Le
pelerinaige nostre seigneur Ihesu Christ," written in 1358, f. 132 b.
For full description, see the Catalogue of Botnances. Vellum;
circa 1450. . With miniatures and illuminated initials and borders,
the spaces after f. 30 b not being filled up. At ff. 1, 26, 29 b, etc.^
are the arms of Claude de Montaigu, Seigneur de Coucho, Knight
of the Golden Fleece [oh, 1470], and of his wife, Louise do la Tour,
daughter of Bertrand Baron de la Tour d'Auvergno [oh, 1 47 2 j. Folio,
22,938-22,946. Notes for sermons, essays, lectures, c<c., by John
Henley, M.A., Rector of Cholmondiston, Suffolk, commonly known
Digitized by
ADDITIONAL MS8.. 23,947—22,053. 793
as " Orator " Henley ; 2 Feb. 174f-28 Jan. 1763. Autograph. Nine
volnmes. Paper. Small Quarto.
22.947. Copy-book of Ozias Humphry [nfterwards B.A.]; 28 Oct
1754-22 Jan. 1766. Paper. Small Quarto.
22.948. AooouNT-BOOK of Ozias Humphry, R.A., with lists of pictures,
prints, etc.; Aug. 1767-Dec. 1772, Jan, 1778-Jau. 1779. Autograph.
Paper. Small Quarto.
22.949. 22,950. Memorandum-books of Ozias Humphr}^ R.A., contain-
ing notes of travel, observations on paintings, diaries of his own
occupations, and miscellaneous entries; 1772-1797, 1777-1796.
Autograph, Two volumes. In Vol, II. are a few sketches. Paper,
Oblate Duodecimo.
22.951. Memorandum-book of Ozias Humphry, B.A., containing
notes on money matters, pictures, etc.^ during a tour in India ;
1784-1787. Autograph. Paper. Duodecimo.
22.952. Casii-boo:c of Ozias Humphry, R.A. ; being his debit and
credit account; 3 Mar. 1788-26 July, 1794. Autograph, Paper.
Duodecimo.
22.953. Letters of eminent Dutchmen, principally addressed to Con-
stantin Iluygens, Ileer van Zuylichem, Secretary to the Prince of
Orange at the Hague ; 1689-1811. The writers are—
L[oiiis] Brovaort; London, 3 Mar. 163}.
Fr. f. 6.
Erncbtus Ludovious Bruckmaiin, M.D.,
to John Frederic Gronovius, M.D.;
Wolfenbuttel, 14 June, 1753, 28 Sept.
1753. Lat. ff. 7, 8.
Urban Frederic Benedict Briickmann to
tbe same and to Dr. Menschen; Bruns-
wick, 19 July, 10 Aug. 1755. LaL and
Ger. ff. 9-11.
Henricus Bruno, Sector of the School at
Hhenen ; n.d. LaL f. 13.
Adr[ianus] Bubbenius ; Breda, 30 Apr.
1G51. Lat f. 18.
Potrus L. Buch ; n.d. Lat. f. 20.
Joan[ne8] Ck)rvinua [Professor of Ecjuity
at I^yden] ; Amsterdam, 1 July, 1G44.
Lat f. 21.
Joliannes Cbstius; Bois-le-duc, 15 May,
1683. Lat. f. 22.
[Sir] John Cott^m, Bart.; Stratton, 10
Apr. 1671. Lat f. 24.
Madame Dosloges to her son TiO Sicur
Deeloges; 1 Jan. 1636. Fr. Imper/J. 27,
F[ ] Detronquet to Zibcrius,
Receiver-General of Brabant; Paris,
4 Juno, 1617. Fr, f. 28.
AnthoniuB Deusingius [M.D., Professor
of Medicine at the University of Gro-
ningen]; Groningen, 81 Deo. 1650.
Lat, f. 29.
J. Gaspar Dias; Hague, 3 June, 1645.
Span. f. 31.
Isacus de Abr* Dias to Dr. John Frederic
Gronovius; Amsterdam, 13 Oct. 1716.
Lat; with seat f. 32.
Gio. Puolo Foscarini; Paris, 30 Aug.
1647-2 Apr. 1649. Ital,; witli seaU,
ff. 34-44.
Gaoon to Jaoque Crommelin, mer^
chant at Haarlem ; Paris, 30 Oct. 1671.
Fr. ; with seal, f. 45.
Ant[oine Triest], Bishop of Ghent; Ghent,
2 Aug. 1646. Fr. f. 46.
Alex[ande]r Garden [M.D.] to John
Frederick Gronovius; Charlestown,
Carolina, 15 Mar. 1755. Lat, f.
50.
J. Geul; London, ^ Feb. 1640. Lat;
with seal. f. 53.
Gonradus Goddieus; Wasen, 25 Feb.
1643. LaL f. 57.
Wilhclmus Goes ; Amsterdam, 22 June,
1648. Lat. f.58.
Digitized
byGoogk
794
ADDITIONAL MSS., 22,953.
Hierotheo, Abbate, Archimandrita Gefa-
lonienae; [1649]. IIclL; with enclosure,
f. 73.
Abrahamos Heydanns ; Leyden, 2 Apr.
1641. Lat f. 75.
Eleazar M. F. Hootiua ; Hague, 18 June,
1640. Lat. {.77,
Maximilien de Homes; 20 Mar. 1606.
Fr. f. 79.
Henrious Homheus, Pastor of the Church
of St. James, Louvain ; n.d Lat. f.81.
Anton[iu8]Hubertinu8; Ley Jen, 29 Apr.
1640. Lat, f. 82.
Ghr[istiAn, eldest son of Gonstantiu]
Huygens [1st Heer van Zuylichein] ;
Hague, Paris, 8 Feb. 1650-13 Aug.
1662. Fr. flf. 83-93.
C[on8tautiu, 2nd son of Gonstantin]
Huygens [Ist Heer van Zuylichem]
to his brothers Christian and Louis,
and his father; Hag^e, Zuylichem,
28 Oct. 1660-20 July, 1670. Fr, ff.
94-101,
Albertus Leoninus [Albert van Leeu-
wen] to Christian Huygens ; Utrecht,
Leeuwarden, 19 Dec. 1589-10 Apr.
1596. Fr. andXot ff. 116-121.
Anthonius Leeuwenhoeck [Naturalist];
Delft, 22 Jan. 1675. Dutch! with
anatomical drawing, f. 122.
[Jakob] Lindblom [Archbishop of
Upsal] ; Upsal, 26 Jan. 1811. Fr.
f, 128.
M[iohael] Oldisworth ; London, 24 May,
15 Oct 1627. Lat, ff. 129, 131.
Henricus Antonius Ooms ab Oesterstein,
Eques Ordinis de Christo, to William
Henry Nassau, Prince of Orange;
[1678], f. 133.
J[ohanne8] Philemon; Breda, 28 Nov.
1646. Fr, f. 144.
Wauth[ier] Bernard Piau ; Brussels, 28
Aug. 1754. Dutch, f. 146.
Henric Picardt; Franeker, 6 Oct. 1658.
Lat, f. 149.
Vittoria Picc[olomi]ni Arag[oni]a Ca-
p[ra]ra [wife of Nicolo Gaprara,
Count of Pontano] ; Bologna, 14 Mar.
1646. Hal, f. 150.
Jacobus Pilius; Dort, 8 Aug. 1645.
Lat. f.l52.
Franciscus Plante; Heyndyok, Breda,
17 Nov. 1645-16 June, 1670. Lat, /
with oncloBures. ff. 154-160.
De La Platte ; Paris, 4 Majr.-15
AprU 1651. Fr. ff. 162-167.
Gpovanni] B[atti8t> PoUotto; 19 May,
1639. Ital. f. 169.
D[ominic]<* PoUotto ; S[an]** Anna P[a-
rochie], 6 Aug. 1645. Ital. f. 171.
Jehan Polyander de Kerekhoven, Pro-
fessor at Leyden; Leyden, 26 Sept
1640-17 Jan. 1642. Fr. ff. 173-175.
Justus CiBcilius Puteanus; Antwerp,
Louvain, 13 Jan. 1635-1 Nov. 1644.
Lat. ff. 176-181, 184-188 (with en-
losure), 190.
J. Puteanus ; Ruremonde, 23 July, 1632.
Lat, f. 182.
Erycius Puteanus [van der Putten,
Professor at Louvain, father of Justus
Puteanus]; 1 Nov. 1644. Lai, f.
190.
LeonardusIngenradiusPuteanus [nephew
of the above] ; Louvain, 17 June, 1633,
27 Jan. 1639. Lat, ff. 191, 192.
Maximilianus Puteanus ; Louvain, Diest,
12 Jan. 1644-4 Feb. 1647. Fr.
ff. 19^-196.
G[omeli8] Pynacker [Professor of Law
at Leyden, and afterwards Professor
at Groningen and Franeker] to Hugo
de Groot, " Ex Museo nostro, ipso
Natali Edoardi VI. Regis Anglo-
rum ;" [12 Oct.], «.o. Dutch and Lat,
f. 197.
De Ruffelis; La Haye, 29 Sept
1641, f. 198.
Petrus Rechtenbach, Bishop of Dessau ;
Leyden, n.(2., and Die Ascens. i[25
May], 1645. Lat. ff. 199, 201.
Claude Rivet de Montdevis; Paris, 1 Aug.
1643. Fr. f. 202.
Frideric Rivet; London, 1 May, 1645.
Fr, f. 203.
Rocquart de Pouillan ; Orange, 9 Nov.
1664. Fr. f. 205.
Franciscus de la Roist; Antwerp, 4 Mar.
1648. Lat. f. 206.
Christian [Constantino] Rumpf [Phy-
sician of Leyden] to the Princess of
Orange and others : Hague, Ruremond,
19 May, 1635-25 July, 1644. LaL and
Ger. 51207-212.
Albertus Rusius; Amsterdam, 8 May,
1647-22 Jan. 1658. Lat, ff. 213-218.
Ph. de Schilder ; <'Ex Mu88bo,'V24 Mar.
1648. LaL f. 221.
Digitized by
ADDITIONAL MSS., 22,968-22,966. 795
Joh[annes] Kie[olaiiB3 Selling; "Oru-
cenaco-Palatiniis." Lat, In verse,
f. 224.
Joannes SeyfTert ; Leyden, 7 Bee. 1642.
Lat. f. 225.
Peims Franciscns De Sobirats; Gar-
pentras, Orange, 19 Aug. 1665, 10
June, 1666. Lat, ff. 227, 229.
N[icole] Sohier; Amsterdam, 13 Mar.
1638. Fr. f. 231.
Gaspams Streso ; Hague, 20 Apr. 1640.
Lat. f.237.
Thomas Perditns de Subligny; [Oct
1666]. Fr. ; with Lat. verses, f. 238.
Henrious Suertenins ; Dec. 1634. Lat.
1 241. '
Christofforo Snriane; Hague, 21 July,
1622, 26 Dec. 1621. Ital. ff. 243, 245.
[Sir] WpUiam] Swann [Bart.] *; Breda,
2 June, 1648, f. 247.
Johannes Sylvius; 31 May, 1632. Lat,
t 249.
J[ H[ li h Traunstorff ; Hague,
6 Apr. 1635. Lat.j with verses,
ff. 250-252.
Diodorus Tuldenus [von Tnlden, Pro-
fessor of Law at Lonvain] ; Lonvain,
15 July, 1681-20 Apr. 1646. Lat.
ff. 253-259.
1646-5 Feb. 1647. Lot.; with en-
closures, ff. 261-285.
Gaspar deValdes; Gheut, 14 Nov. 1641.
Fr. f. 286.
Gulielmus Yeldius ; n.d. In JLa^tn verse,
f. 291.
Thad[deo] de Yioo, Residente di Yenetia ;
MUan, 5 Sept. 1646. Ital. f 292.
Franciscus Yillerius; Brielle, 5 Apr.,
30 June, 1610. Lat. ff. 294, 295.
Yincent; Paris, 9 July, 1636. Fr.
f. 296.
Ab.Yitriarius to F. Ab. Yaillant ; Leyden,
18 Jan. 1754. Dutch, f. 297.
Janus Ylitius, Cousultus Juris ; Hague,
Breda, 25 Oct 1645-13 Sept. 1651.
Lat. ; with verses, ff. 299-305.
Lamberius van den Waterlaet ; Bhenen,
17 Feb. 1642. Lat. f.307.
Jo[hannes] Wauerius; 18 June, 1634.
Lat f. 308.
J[aoob] Westerbaen [Poet]; Okken-
broek, Deo. 1653- 9 Nov. 1666. Lat.
and Dutch; with yarioos poems, ff.
809-322.
Giov[anni] Burchardo Wezel, secretary to
the Count of Waldeck and Oulenboig ;
Culenborg, $ Deo. 1641. Ital. f. 330.
J[ 2 Zenoctius; Harderwijk, ^ Mar.
1640. Lat. f.832.
Simon de Tulden; Antwerp, 17 Jan.
Interspersed are short poems in Latin^ Duty Fr. and Ital.^ xvnth
cent., by Henricns Bruno, John Couper, F. Gkdl " Oxoniensis,"
Caspar Grevartius, Greffier of Antwerp, Constantin Huygens, V. ab
Oosterwyck, Conrad Schenck, Secretary at Venlo, Florentius Stera-
dius, J. Vallensis, and R. van Wesel, ff. 15-17, 26, 47, 60-72, 102-
113, 143, 219, 220, 233, 287-290, 323-237. A Latin dialogue by
Christian Huygens the younger occurs at £ 114.
Paper. Folio.
22.954. " Const ANxmi Hugenii de vit4 propria sermonum inter liberos
libri duo; vii Octob. 1678:" an autobiography, in Latin verse.
Autograph. With a corrected transcript. Paper. Folio.
22,955-22,957. Lettees of Italian literati, addressed to Luca Antonio
Pagnini [afterwards Padre Giuseppe Maria Pagnini in the Car-
melite Order], Professor of Greek in the University of Parma, and
to Angelo Fabroni, Priore di S. Lorenzo at Florence, and others ;
1762-1805. Three volumes. Paper. Quarto.
22.955. Vol. I. Miscellaneous letters in Italian and Latin : —
1. J[acomo] Facciolati ; Padua, S. Anthony's Day [13 June], «.a., f. 4.
2. Angelo Fabroni to [Jean Baptiste Gaspard] D'Ansse de Yilloison ;
Digitized
byGoogk
796 ADDITIONAL MSS., 22,965, 22,966,
Roeeck, in Carinthia, Non. sex. [5 Aug.] 1788 ; and to Joseph Hilaire
Eckhel ; n.d, ff. 7, 8.
3. C[hristian] G[ottlieb] Heyne to Angelo Fabroni; Gottingen, 20 Jan-
1790, f. 9.
4. S N to Angelo Fabroni; Florence, n.rf., f. 11,
6. Ireneo Affo ; Parma, 9 Jan. 1787. f. 12.
6. Girolamo Tiraboschi to Cesare Lucchesini and the Marchese
Giacomo Sardini; Modena, 1781-1793, ff. 14-69.
7. Giambattista Morgagni to Angelo Fabroni; Padua, 13 Sept. 1765-
9 Sept. 1768. ff. 70-82.
8. Saverio [or Giuseppe Maria] Bettinelli to the Marchese Giacomo
Sardini ; Mantua, 1793-1799. ff. 83-105.
9. Paolo Frisi to Angelo Fabroni ; Milan, 1 774-1784, ff. 107-144.
10. Abbate Luigi Lanzi to the Marchese Giacomo Sardini ; Florence,
etc,, 1781-1796. ff. 147, 148, 152-159.
11. Copies of letters of the same ; 1796-1804. ff. 150, 160-169.
8,966. Vol. II. Letters to L. A. Pagnini in Italian from —
Francesco Maria Zanotti; Bologna, 19
Apr. 1766, 10 Jan. 1769, ff. 186,
188.
Camillo Zampieri ; Imola, 16 Apr. 1783 ;
with a sonnet, f. 190.
Luigi Lamberti ; Ferrara, 23 Aug. 1783,
Reggio, 11 Oct. 1784, ff. 192, 196.
Girolamo Rosaaco, Bemabita ; Turin, 27
Aug. 1783, f. 194.
Giovanni Cristofano Amaduzzi; Borne,
8 Mar. 1786, f. 198.
Saverio Mattel ; 25 Sept. 1788, f. 200.
"L'Archidiacono Giacintignazio Ce-
sena, 6 June, 1789, f. 202.
Angelo Fabroni; Pisa, 16 Feb. 1790,
25 Mar. 1799 ; Florence, 16 July, 1799,
11 July, 1801, flf. 204, 220-225.
Emmanuele M[ari]a Aponte; Bologna,
11 Sept. 1792, 11 Sept. 1803, ff. 210,
227.
Abbate di Caluso; Turin, 11 Feb., 10
June, 1795, ff. 212, 216.
Francesco Soave; Milan, 20 May, 1795,
f. 214.
Girolamo Oa[rl]o Saladini; Bologna, 13
June, 1796, f. 218.
Domenico Vicer^; Milau. 2 Sept. 1801,
f. 226.
Abbate Luigi Lanzi ; 21 Oct. 1804, f. 229.
P[ietro] Napoli Signorelli ; Bologna, 23
Mar. 1805, f. 230.
Cotfimo Scotti, Bamabita; Cremona, 23
Apr. 1805, f. 231.
Luigi Fajeti ; n,d., f. 2.
Paolo [Maria] Paciaudi; 8 July, 1769, f.4.
Fortunata Sulgher Fantastic! ; Modena,
19 May, 1784; Florence, 13 May,
1805, ff. 5, 90.
Rosa M[ari]a Baratti ; Bologna, 13 Jan.
1791, 15 June, 1792, ff. 7, 23.
Maria Luisa Cicci ; Pisa, 24 June, 11 Oct
1791; with three autograph sonnets
and a number of poems lu different
hands, entitled "Rime di M' Luisa
Cicci, Nobil Donzella Pisana,** ff. 9-20.
Francesco Fontana, Bern[abit]a; Milan,
29 Feb. 1792, 12, 26. Jan. 1791, 18 May,
1791, ff. 21, 206, 208.
Teresa Bandettini Landucci ; P&rma, etc,,
1792-1805. (Most of the letters signed
with her pseudonym of " Amarilli.") ff.
25-40, 43-51, 57-65, 68-83, 86,88, 92-
117.
Filippo Ascolanl ; Bologna, 17 Apr. 1795,
f.4L
LodovicoYaleriani; Milan, 22 June, 1803,
f. 52.
Luigia Linati Maleguzzi; Reggio, 9
July, 1804, 24 Apr. 1805, ff. 55, 84.
Luigi Do Sprotti ; Dal Convento di S. M.
Maggiore, 10 Sept. 1804, f. 66.
Cesare Tavlani e de* Franchini ; Pistoia,
1753-1778, ff. 118-181.
Ugo Taviani ; Pisa, 31 Jan. 1780, f. 181.
Giampietro Zanotti ; n.d.; with 2^ printed
sonnet, f. 184.
Digitized
byGoogk
ADDITIONAL MSS., 22.967-22,962. 797
22.967. Vol. m. Letters to the same in Italian from —
1. Cornelia B. Gritti (chiefly signed " Aurisbo"); Venice, 1762-1708;
with sonnets, flf. 1-38, 40-46, 48-104, 107-270.
2. Giuseppe Giupponi; Venice, 30 Oct. 1765, f. 39.
3. Giovanni Filippo Pedemonti ; Venice, 23 Aug. 1766, 13 Sept.,
20 Aug., 4 Oct., 10 Jan., «.a., ff. 47, 271-276.
4. Domenico Silvestri; Venice, 14 Aug. 1773, f. 105.
22.968. Audit of the accounts of Sir John [Maitland] of Thirlestane,
Lord Chancellor of Scotland, of money expended in 1589, 1590, on
the visit of James VI. to Norway and Denmark, on the occasion
of his marriage; dat. 1 Mar. 1593[4]; with signaturea of the King
and of the auditors, viz., Mark [Kerr] Lord of Newbottle [after-
wards Earl of Lothian], Sir Robert Melville of Murdochairnie
[afterwards Lord Melville], Sir John Cockbum of Ormistoun, Sir
Patrick Vans of Bambarroch, David Seton of Parbroath, Sir Eichard
Cockbum of Clerkington, Walter [Stewart], Commendator of Blan-
tyre [afterwards Lord Blantyre], Alexander Hay of Easter Kennet,
Clerk to the Eegister, and others. Paper. Folio.
22,959. DiABY of public events, from 27 Mar. 1625, to May, 1643;
being notes of political and local news, with parliamentary
speeches, and political poems and epigrams, by [John Bous, Bector
of Stanton Downham, co. Suflfolk], Imperfect at the end. Paper ;
xviith cent. Printed by the Camden Society, ed. M. A. Everett
Green, 1856. Small Quarto.
22,960-22,962. Original letters addressed to Sibrand Lubbei-t, Pro-
fessor of Theology at Franeker and President of the Synod of Bol-
6 ward, chiefly from Dutch and German Protestant divines; 1577-
1625. Three volumes. The writers are —
Joh[aiine8] MolanoB; Bremen, 25 Oct.
1577. Lot. I.f. 15.
GlerardtiB Sartorius, ** Pastor Wyerdanus;"
Jever, Werdum, [15]80, 18 Apr. 1595,
12 Feb. 1596, 23 July, «.a., 27 Apr.,
«.o. Lot. L ff. 16, 54, 57, 58, 59.
Edo Hildcricus; Heidelberg, 5 Nov. 1580,
1 Jan., 1 May, 1581. Lot I. ff. 17,
18, 20.
Conradnfl Oohsnems, Tignrinus; Keu-
stadt, Zurich, — June, 1581-1 Sept.
1600. Gr. and Lo^. I. ff. 19, 21, 71. 128.
Bnningiufl Buniog ; 24 Aug. 1582, 5 Mar.
1588. Or, Lff.22, 28.
HermannuB Witekindus; Keustadt,
1 Jan., 4 Apr. 1584. Lot. I. ff. 24, 25.
Christophorus Pezelius, Doctor; Bremen,
16 June, 1585, 1 Feb., 15 Mar. 1593,
I. ff. 26, 40, 43.
Johnnncs Renghere, •« in Hellem Bchilt-
woUda at Sydebuyrem Leeuwar-
den, 5 Aug. 1585. Lot, I. f. 27.
Daniel Tossanus [Toussain]; Heidel-
berg, 20 Apr., 1 July, 15 Aug., 8.o.,
9 Sept. 1595, 31 Jan. 1599. Lat I.
ff. 28, 29, 31, 56, 97.
Yibrandus ab Aytta de Zuichem ; Leeu-
warden, 2 Mar. 1589, 29 Feb. 1600,
18 Mar. 1602. Lat. I. ff. 30, 119, 137.
Fr[anci8CU8] Juniua [Professor of Di-
vinity at Loyden] ; Frankfort, Leyden,
12 Sept. 1590-27 Sept. 1596. Lat. I.
ff. 32, 38, 39,45,66,66 b.
CarolusR? ; Hague, 20 Noy. 1590.
Lat. I. f.33.
J[ohanne8] Grynaus; Basel, 4 Apr.
1591-16 Nov. 1602. Lat, I. ff. 34,
85, 101, 106, 148.
P[etru8] Baro ; Cambridge, 31 May, 1592.
Lat. I.f. 36.
Digitized
byGoogk
798 ADDITIONAL MSa, 22,960-.2d,968.
D[avid] Parens; Heidelberg, Neostadt,
19 Sept. 1592-12 Apr. 1620. Lot.
1. flf. 37, 42. 153, 158, 174, 180, 193,
194, 203, 208, 264; II. ff. 53, 80,
103, 114, 134, 140, 157, 174, 229, 230,
255; III. ff. 9 (oopy), 242.
D[iony8iu8] Gothofredus, French Jurist ;
Strasaburg. 25 Feb., 23 May, 1593.
Lot. I. ff. 41,46.
Henricufl Smetins ; Heidelberg, 20 Apr.
1593. Lot Lff.44.
Simon Goulartioa, in Eoolesia Gtenevensi
ad S. Gervaaium verbi minister;*'
Geneva, 6 Mar. 1594-18 Jan. 1609.
Lot. I. ff. 47, 52, 118; II. f. 65.
Urbaniis Pierios [Birnbanm]; Heidel-
berg, Bremen, 6 May, 1594, 4 June,
1603 [?]. Lot. I. ff.48, 49.
J[oannes] Arcerius Theodoretus; Frane-
ker, 19 July, 18 Ang. 1594. Lot. I.
ff. 50, 51.
Nicolaus Olivarius ; Flushing, 14 June,
1595. Lot. Lf. 55.
B[onaventura] Yulcanius [de Smet];
Leyden, 9 Apr. 1596-10 Sept 1604,
Lot, I. ff. 61, 67, 72, 73, 74, 76, 84,
86, 89, 122, 157, 162, 167.
Antoniiis Thysius; Amsterdam, Hard-
crwijk, 19 Apr. [15]96-A -A.ug. 1618.
LaL I. ff. 62; II. ff. 185, 197, 207,
[ 237, 267; III. ff. 12, 53, 176, 222,
224.
Gerhardus Buning; Groningen, 29
Apr. 1596-13 Mar. 1607. Lai. I.
ff. 63, 205, 211, 220, 222, 285.
Johannes Jacobns Breittingerus, Tigu-
rinus, "Collegii Abbatissani ibidem
Professor Logicus;*' Heidelberg, Zu-
rich, 12 July. [15]96-29 Mar. [1]606.
Lat I. ff. 64, 75, 81, 93, 99, 117,
120, 133, 134. 166, 189.
Johannes Nicasius. " minister yerbi Dei
in Middelsheim;" Middelsheim, 24
July, 1596. Lat. I. f. 65.
Amoldus Comelij ; Delft, 15 Oct. 1596.
Lai. I.f. 68.
[Nathan ChytraBus]; Bremen, 23 Jan.
[15]97. La<. I. f. 69.
Daniel Bemardus Eilshemius ; Embden,
22 Feb. 1597, 13 Apr. 1598. Lot, I.
ff 70. 83.
Everhardus Heidanus; Leeuwarden, Har-
lingen, Amsterdam, etc., 25 Jan. 1598-
4 Dec. 1600. Lat I. ff. 77-80, 82,
85, 87. 88. 90, 91. 92, 94, 100, 104, 109,
121, 130. 131.
Menso Alting ; Embden, 20 Jan. [15]99-
18 Mar. [1]607. Lot.; mostly unsigned.
I. ff. 95. 103. 107, 115, 116. 123, 126,
129, 132, 135, 142, 151, 152, 154. 155,
156. 159. 160, 223.
Ubbo Emmius; Groningen, 6 Mv.
1599-19 Dec. 1620. Lat. L ff. 98,
102, 105, 127, et passim. U. ff. 4,
6, 8. 9, 16, 17. 18, 20. 22, 24, 26, 28,
34, 35, 36. 39, 42, 50, 52, 57, 60. 64;
III. ff. 168, 255.
Paulus Johannes Snecanus; Geneva,
21 Ang. 1599. Lat. I. f. 108.
Petrus Hondius; Leyden. Nenzen, 10
Nov. [15]99-15 July, 1616. Lat. I.
f. 110; IL ff.58, 119, 141, 188. 224,
246, 250, 251 ; III. ff. 95, 109. 172, 173.
Johannes Sylvius; Minncrsgoe [Min-
nertsga ?], Amsterdam, 19 Nov. [15]99,
30 May, 5 Oct. 1611. Lat. Lf. Ill;
IL ff. 173, 199.
Amoltus Tebbingh ; 23 Nov. 1599. Lat.
L f. 112.
Festus Hommius; Leyden, 5 Nov. 1606-
9 May. 1617. Lat. I. ff. 114, 210,
249, 271, 275, 279, 284; H., passim;
III., passim,
Joannes Lydins; Yeteraquino [Oude-
water], I.May, 1600, 1 July, 1614.
Lat. Lf. 125; HL f. 87.
P[ "} MenanceUos; Geneva, 16 Mar.
1601. Lat. 1. f. 136.
Jo[aune8] Caselius; Helm[8tadt], 27
Apr. 1601. Lat. L f. 139.
Marti[nus] Lydius; Fran[eker], 25 June,
s.a.j and Lat, 1. f. 140; H.
ff. 153, 154.
F[ranciscus] Gomarus; Leyden, Middel-
burgh, 31 July, 1601-27 Oct. 1615.
Lat. I. ff. 144. 147, 163, 269; IL
ff. 51, 66, 186; IIL f. 156.
Aniol[dus] Rusius, '•Evangelii Christi
administer;" Deventer, 1 Oct. 1600.
Lat. Lf. 145.
Aggrous Simonides; Songwarden, 22
Feb. s.a. Lat. I. f. 146.
Guilpebnus] Hartus; Embden. London,
Staden, York, 20 Dec. 1602-30 Apr.
1618. Lat L f. 149; U. ff. 15, 85,
252; IIL ff.48, 220.
Johan Yan Sanson ; Leeuwarden, 27 Feb.
1603. Lat. Lf. 150.
Digitized by
ADDITIONAL MSS., 23,960—88,962. 799
JohanDea BainolduB; London, 81 Max.
1604. Lat I. f. 161.
Johannes Wtenbogaert [Utenbogard] ;
Camp at Sluys, Flanders, 27 June,
1604. Lat. I.f. 164.
Joannes Gasiinirus Jnnins ; Leyden,
Groeningen, J? Nov. 1604-20 Feb. 1610.
Lat, I. ff. 170, 171, 179. 187, 196, 198.
201, 209, 224, 238, 243; U. flf. 3, 19,
21. 30, 68, 73, 76, 79, 82, 83, 107, 109.
Huldrichus Trogus, Ecclesisa Ber-
nensis minister Berne, 26 Mar. 1606,
3 Mar. 1608. Lat, L f. 172 ; U. f. 11.
Dominions Ammfens, Gonsiliarius
Saxonicns Jena, 8 June, 1605. Lot,
I. f. 173.
Symeon Buytingins; London, 22 Feb.
1606- 14 Mar. 1617. Lat. I, t 183,
266; U. ff. 56, 81, 96, 126, 143; lU.
ff. 61, 117, 170, 194.
Joannes Yassanins; Leyden, London,
Geneva, 3 Mar. 1606-29 Ang. 1608.
Lat. I. ff. 185, 195, 221, 237, 244,
270; n.f.41.
Hugh Bruughton; Amsterdam, 5 Apr.
[1606 ?]. Greek ; with teal. I. f. 197.
Jacobus ad Portnm; Leyden, Franeker,
Lads. [Lausanne?], 17 May, 1606,
17 Aug. 1607, 2 Nov. 1611. Lot. L
ff. 199, 246 ; U. f. 205.
Balthazar Lydius; Dort, 19 Aug. 1606-
21 Sept. 1614. Lat. I. ff. 207, 235;
n. ff. 124, 183, 212; IIL f. 97.
Isaacus Genius, Eoclesiaa reformatas
Belgic® ibidem minister ;" Frankfort-
on-Maine, 8 Jan. 1607. Lot I. f. 215.
Daniel Heinsius ; Leyden, 16 Jan. 1607-
, 1620. Lot. 1. 1. 217; H. 1 102;
in. f. 256.
Johannes Acronius; Groningen, Haer-
lem, 30 Mar. 1607-i8 Apr. 1622. Lat
I. f. 225; XL f. 10. lU. ff: 252,268.
Fredericus Sandius; Arnheim, Hague,
Amsterdam, Leeuwarden, 24Apr.l607-
6 June, 1617. Lat. L ffl 230, 254. 283,
286; IL ff.7, 32,117, 168,190; IIL ff. 6,
25. 40, 50, 57, 64, 101, 145, 178, 191, 205.
Johannes Althusius; Embden, 11 May,
1607- 6 May, 1623. Lat. I. ff. 233,
234, 239, 241; IL ff. 125, 158, 217;
IIL ff. 46, 68, 114. 276.
Reginaldus Denterlecke ; Delft, 29 Aug.
1607, 13 Sept. 1609. Lat, I. f. 248;
II. f. 92.
Henrious 3randiu8 Willemsonius ; Ziri-
za)a [Zierikzee], 25 Sept. 1607. Lat.
I. f. 252.
Wemerus Helmiohius; Amsteidam, 4
Oct. 1607-29 June, 1608. Lat. I. ff.
256, 268,280; IL f. 3L
" Pastores EcclesisB Parisiensis ;" Paris,
6 Oct 1607. Signed by Franciscus
de Loherand Montigni and Petrus
Molineus. Lat. 1. 258.
Antonius Fayus ; Geneva, 8 Oct. 1607-
16 Mar. 1615. LaL L f. 262; U. f.
Ill ; in. f. 123.
Assuerus Matthisius ; Deventer, 14 Oct.
1607. Lat. Lf. 263.
Joannes Regius, ^^Ecolesiie Londino-
Belgicaa verbi minister;*' London, 15
Dec. 1607-30 Apr. 1611. LaL L f.
266; n. ff.97, 142, 167.
Johannes Matthisius; Haarlem, 20 Oct
1607, 30 Sept 1608. Lat. L f. 267;
IL f. 54.
Gellius Hillama; Leeuwarden, 18 Nov.
1607. 13 Dec. 1616. Lat. I. f. 274;
IIL f. 184.
Jacobus Govetus, Parisiensis; Basel,
10 Nov. 1607. Lot. Lf. 276.
Johannes Paludanus; 10 Dec. 4.0. LaL
I. t 282.
Rippertus Sixtus; Twisch, Horn, 27
Apr.[1608?]-2 July, 1624. Lat. II.
ff. 23, 99, 123, 146, 170, 248; HI. ff.
14, 177, 185. 267. 291.
Samuel Nebeltharius, "Medicus Bre-
mensis;" Oldenburg, 10 May, 1608.
Lat. n. f. 27.
Immanuel Zeender, "psedagogii Ber-
nensis moderator;" Berne, 20 Aug.
1608. LaL U. f. 37.
Rogge; Horn [1608]. U. f. 38.
Bartholomfeus Eeckermannus ; Danzig,
80 Aug. 1608. Lat II. f. 43.
[Johannes Franciscus Hornan, under his
assumed name of] F[ranciscuB] Broeck-
erus ; Binnewesen, 1 Sept. 1G08. Lat.
II. f. 44.
[Raphael Iconius] Eglinus; Marpurg,
2 [9?] Sept. 1608. Lat II. f. 46.
Hieronymus Curio; Cassel, 2 Oct. s.a.
Lat. ILf. 48.
J[ ] Lamotius; Hague, 26 Nov.
1608-17 June, 1612. LaL IL ff. 59,
70, 132. 245.
Idzardus Nicolai; Minnerscha [Min-
Digitized by
800 ADDITIONAL MSS., 32,960-22,962.
nerlsga], 23 Doo. 1608. Lai, II. f.
63.
[JohaDnes] LampadiuB ; Bremen, ** pos-
tridie Gregorii " [13 Mar.] 1609. Lot.
n. f. 71.
Joamu s Molanus; 13 Mar. 1609. Lot.
II. f. 72.
Jacobus S[ ] Nffivius ; Bolsward, 31
Mar. 1609. Lat, II. f. 74.
ApollouiuB Scottus; Middelburg, 29
Apr. 1609. Lat. 11. f. 78.
Joannes AUenaon; Bt. John's Ck)llege,
Cambridge, 18 July, 1609. Lat. II.
f. 84.
Sixtus Dekema; Hague, 27 Aug. 1609.
Lat. n.f. 86.
^gidius Bursius; Middelburg, 3 Sept.
1609-5 May, 1615. Lai. U. ff. 87,
172; III. f. 128.
Antoniua Walaeus ; Middelburg, Leyden,
3 Sept. 1609-23 Apr. 1620. Lat. 11.
f. 88; III. ff. 243, 247, 248, 254.
Pastorea Bccleeia Middelburgioffi ; 4
Sept. 1609. Lat. Signed by Henricus
HeiningUB. n. f. 89.
Johannes Piscator; Herbom, 19 Sept.
1609, 16 Mar. 1612. Lat. II. ff. 94, 2.S2.
Petrus CunsBUs; Leyden, 31 Dec. 1608-
9 May. 1617. Lai. IL ff. 105, 121,
264; III. f. 199.
Henry Alting; Sedan, 20 Apr., 31 Aug.
[1610?], 18 Sept 1611. Lai. U. ff.
117, 150, 198.
EdwarduB Bulkeleus; Westminster, 18
May, 1610. Lat II. f. 120.
Henricus Crefiling, " patriie proconsul,*'
Hague, 7 Aug. 1610. Lat. n.f.l27.
Johannes Polyander; Dordrecht, Ley-
den. Amsterdam, 9 Aug. 1610-22 Nov.
1622. Lat. U. ff. 128, 131, 256;
III. ff. 10, 41, 67, 71, 77. 78, 86, 174,
198, 273.
<* Decanus et Professores facultatis theo-
logia) in Acadcmia Hcidelbergensi ; '*
26 Aug. 1610, 23 Sept. 1615. Lai.
ILf. 135; IILf. 150-
Johannes Philippus Pareus ; " ex illus-
tri Neuhusiano Vangionum, Hanau ;"
8 Sept. 1610, 19 Sept, 1624. Lat. II.
f. 137; in.f.292.
Petrus Plancius; Amsterdam, ft Sept.
1610. Dutch. II. f. 139.
P[aul] Buis; Zwollc, 10 Oct. 1610. Lat.
II. f. 144.
Daniel Plancius, " Scholao Collegiiqne
Delphensis rector;'* Delft, "xix Cal.
Dec." [13 Nov. 1610]. Lat. II. f. 147.
Johannes de Laeth ; Leyden, n.d., 0 Apr.
1611. Lot. 11. ff. 155, 161.
Regnerus Hachtingus ; Leeuwarden, 3
Mar. 1611. LaL U. f. 159.
MatthiBUs Sladus; Amslerdam, 5 Apr.
[1611 ?]-20 Aug. 1620. Lai. H. ff.
160, et passim ; III. ff. 5, ct pofsim.
" Curatores et Senatus Gymnasii Goldro-
Velavici;" Harderwijk, 13 Apr. 1611.
Signed by Antoniua Thysius, Prof.
of Theology, and lodocus Hoerngius,
Rector. Lat. II. f. 163.
Johannes Fontauus; Amheim, Harder-
wijk, 23 Apr. 1611-1 June, 1614.
Lat. II. ff. 165, 192, 200, 238; UI.
ff. 3, 31, 84.
Jacobus Fabricius; Danzig, 28 Apr.
1611. Lat. U. f. 166.
Quirinus Renter; Heidelberg, 15 May,
1611. Lat. 11. f. 169.
Caijparus Heydanus; Amsterdam, 24
June, 1611-20 Feb. 1617. Lai. IL
f. 176; IIL ff.43, 190.
Johaunes Becius; Dordrecht, 4 Aug.
1611-28 May, 1615. Lat. IL f. 179,
181,210; m. ff. 125, 1.32.
Rutgerus Biermannus; Emden, 22 Sept.
161L Lat. ILf. 194.
Johannes Langius; Yolleuhove, 22 Nov.
161L Lai. U.f.213.
G[t;orge Abbot, Archbishop of] Canter-
bury; 31 Aug. 1611. Dutch. Copy.
11. i. 223.
R[icurdu8] LubbsBUS, "scholsD Bergi-
zomifB rector" [Berghen-op-Zoom] ;
5 Jan. 1612. Lot. IL f. 225.
Johannes Moltlierus, Professor He>
brans;" Marpurg, 1 Apr. 1612. Lat.
IL f. 2.S5.
lodocus Larenus, ** Minister Evang[elii]
Isendici in Flandria;" Ijzendijko,
Flushing, Mauritzstodt ; 8 May, 1612-
6 Nov. 1621. Lat. 11. ff. 241, 258;
UI. ff. 73, 96, 153. 251, 262.
Gerson Bucerus and E. Potteius; 13
May, 1612. Lat. 11. f. 242.
Herman Ravenspurgius ; Bentheim,
Groningen, Sept 1612-22 May,
1620. Lat. 11. f. 257; IIL ff. 44,
129, 130, 181. 193. 207. 213, 215, 217,
219, 245, 249.
Digitized by
ADDITIONAL MSS., 22,962-22,963. 801
**Ez literiB Oondon«toriB cnjusdam
Londinensis datis Lond. Calend.
AugUBti " [1 Aug.]. in. flf. 34. 39.
Jacobus Triglandius; Amsterdam, 7
Aug. 1613-15 Aug. 1617. LaL III.
ff. 35, 60, 182, 210.
J[ "] Vetterus Leuoopolites Moravus ;
Bremen, 25 Oot. 1613. Lot. HI, f.
49.
Johannes LsaoiusPontanus; Harderwijk,
12 Nov. 1613, 15 Deo. 1615. LaL
III. ff. 52, 160.
Herm[annu8] Strickius; Nienhuis in
Bentheim, 26 Jan. 1614. Lot. III.
f.72.
J[oannea] Bogermannua; Leeuwarden,
3 Mar. 1614-9 Nov. 1623. Lot. III.
ff. 74, et passim,
Michael Oramerus ; Sengwarden, 18
Aug. 1614. Lai. III. f. 90.
Herraannus Velstenius; 19 Aug. 1614.
Lat. in.f. 91.
Godefridus Sopingi.us; Bolsward, 26 Aug.
1614-29 Aug. 1615. Lat, ni. ff. 93,
134, 186, 143. 144.
S[ixtinus] v[an] Amama; Emden, 20
Nov. 1614. Lat. Ill, f. 115.
Peter Pappus ; Groningen, 2 Dec 1614.
Lat, m. f. 116.
Jacobus Schickhardus; Leeuwarden, 22
June, 1615. Lat, III. f. 135.
Johannes Dibbezius ; Dort, ^ July, 1615.
Lat. III. f. 137.
Herroannus Johannis; Amsterdam, 27
July, 1615. Lat, lU, t 138.
Philippus Ludovicus Piscator; Gron-
ingen, 1 Aug. 1615. Lat, lU. f.
140.
Adolphus Sopingius; Musieo meo
Longerhoutano," 16 Dec. 1615. Lc^
ni. f. 152. .
Ellardus van Mehen; Harderwijk, 3
Dec. 1615. Lat, HI. f. 158.
E[lard] Reynolda ; Leeawaidcn, 7 Dec.
1615. Lat. 111. f. 159.
[Armand Jean] Du Plessis [afterwards
CardiiiRl de Richelieu]; 8aumur, 31
May, 1616. Fr. Copy. lU f. 166.
Peinid Petrejus ; Embden, 20 May, 1616.
Lat, III. f. 169.
Godeschalcus Aeltius; Bolsward, 29
June, 1616. Lat. III. f. 171.
Wllhelmus Baudartius ; Zutphen, f{ May,
1618. Lat. m. f. 201.
Daniel Sinapius; Amsterdam, 7 July,
1617. Lat, IILf. 208.
Ludovicus Crocius; Bremen, 11 Feb.
1618-12 Dec. 1622. Lat, lU. ff. 218,
257, 274.
Thomas Hollandus to M. Slade; n,d,
Lat. m. f. 226.
Matthias Damius ; 17 Nov. 1618, 14 Jan.
1619. Lat, III. ff. 237, 238.
Paulus 8teinius; Gas^, 25 July, 1620.
Lat, III. f. 239.
Abraham Scultetus; Embden, 20 Bepi
[1620 ?}-4 Oct. 1623. Lat. III. ff.
246, 272, 275, 277, 278, 279.
Hadr[iiinu8] Yisaerus; Horn, 29 June-
29 Sept. 1621. Lat. Ul. ff. 258, 260,
261.
J[oannes] Gabeljavius ; Amsterdam,
. Haringhe, 23 July, 1621-3 Apr. 1625.
Lat. m. ff. 259, 281, 294.
Geoigiiis Ehmreich; Embden, 22 Deo.
1621. Lat. m. f.263.
Johannes Orschinowsky 2t Fyrschtenfeld ;
Bremen, Berlin, f) Deo. 1621, fj Nov.
1623. Lat, III. ff. 264, 283.
Radislaiis Kynski; camp at Gmven-
werd, 16 Aug. 1622. Lai. III. t
270.
Matemus Heyder; Dnisburg Oleve, 22
Nov. 1623. Lat. ni. f. 282.
Fridericus Salmut; Embden, 15 Nov.
1624. LaL lit. f. 233.
Included also are Latin verses addressed to Lubbert by B[icardus]
LubbsBTis, 1. f. 13; Johannes Polyander, I. f . 13 b; J[olianne8]
Rhetius, I. f. 14; B[onaventura] Vulcanius, L ff. 124, 168; and
, I. f. 229. In Vol. in., f. 54, are rules, in Latin, for study at
the Gymnasium at Harderwijk, 9igned by Antonius Thysius, Pro-
fessor of Theology, and Jodoous Hoeingius, Bector; n.d, [1613].
Paper. Folio.
22,963. Lettkrs of Antonio Maria Lupi, of the Order of Jesuits, to
MSS. — 1859. 3 F
Digitized by
802
ADDITIONAL HSS., 8S,M4.
Domenioo Maria Manni, Direotor of tbe Delia Crnsca printing-
office, and keeper of the archives at Florence, and to Gaetano
Viviani, on literary matters; Rome, etc,, 19 Deo. 1716-25 Febw
1734; with bibliographical extracts and notes. Itai. At f . 3 is a
letter from Lupi to Oiovanni Grisostomo Singoli at Florence;
Borne, 8 Sept. 1714; and at f. 9 a letter from Alessio Lodjzenskoi
to Lupi ; 12 Julj, 1722. Paper. Folio.
22,964-22,973. Lktfers from scholars and literary men, principally
Italians, to Domenioo Maria Manni, printer, and keeper of the
archives at Florence, including a few to other persons ; 1700-1788.
lial. Ten volumes. Paper. Quarto.
22,964. Vol. L Letters of 1709-1735, from—
Antonio Maria Lupi ; 5 Sept. 1709, and
iMi. Latenkdltal ff. 8. 10, 12, 13.
Pietro Barbaro ; Piove, 24, 26 Feb. 1729,
20 Mar., 11 Apr. 1730, ff. 49, 50, 55,
57.
Antonio Maria Lnpi, JeBoit ; Siena and
Borne, 12 Feb. 1718-8 Dea 1721,
10 Nov. 1731, ff. 15-23, 25, 26, 86.
Tommaso FranceBoo Bemardi ; [1722 ?],
ff 24, 27.
Gristoforo Zanetti ; Venice, 24 May, 1722,
f.83.
Greec[enti]o Yatelli; Siena, 17,22 May,
1726, ff. 34, 35.
Jaoopo Cicognini; Castrocaro, 2 8epi
1727, 17 Aug. 1729, ff. 36, 41, 51.
Andrea FranoeBohi; Maroinola, 22 Oct.,
La Volpaia, 11 Nov. 1728. ff. 43, 45.
Antonio Calza; Yenioe, 1 Jan. 1729,
f.47.
Medoro [BoBsi] Ambrogi [or Ambrosi];
Venice, 7 Feb. 1729, f. 48.
A[lamanno] Cardinal Salviati ; Borne, 11
Mar. 1730, 10 Jan. 1781, 19 Jan. 1732,
ff. 53, 63. 90.
Bosso Antonio Martini; Vaocherevia,
11 Oct 1730, 27 Oct. 1733, 4 Ang.
1784-29 Nov. 1735, ff 59, 60, 160,
197-289 |)(M«m.
Co[mmendatore] Cavaliere Gabbriello
Verri; Milan, 22 Nov. 1730-7 Dec.
1735, ff. 61-292 pasHm.
Giambattista Laderchi ; Faenza, 8 Mar.
1781-2 May, 1734, ff 67-182 pastim.
Domenioo Giaonini ; Prato, 25 Mar., 22
Apr., 6 Dec 1732, ff 69, 103, 119.
Giuseppe Maria Guadagni; 2 Apr. 1731,
172.
G[iovanni] B[atti8t]a Becanati ; Venice,
21 Apr. 1731-10 June, 1734, ff 74, 76^
96, 101, 141, 190.
Domenico Maria Savemi; Bavenna, 29
Sept. 1781-16 Oct 1733, 3 Deo. 1735,
ff. 84-157, pa$Bim, 290.
Gio[vanni] di Poggio Baldovinetti ; Fer-
rara, 1 Aug. 1732-20 Deo. 1734, ft
113-240, jNumin.
Don Antonio Boaati; Ferrara, 24 Nov.
1732-26 Sept. 1735, ff 113-279, jNiMtm.
Francesco Maria Buondelmonti ; 26 May,
1733, f. 135.
Fiorenza Banagnia Becanati [wife of
G. B. Becanati]; Venice, 14 Sept, 21
Oct 1733, 29 Oct 1735, ff. 152, 158,
281.
Ghkbbriello Bicoardi ; Castelpulci« 16
Nov. 1733, f. 154.
Apostolo Zeno ; Venice, 9 Mar. 1734-24
Dec. 1735, ff. 174-295 passim.
[Andrea] Alamanni; 10 July, 1734, t
194.
The Marquis Alamanni ; «.<i, 1 198.
Giovannandrea Barotti ; 26 Sept., Fer-
rara, 8 No?. 1734, ff 205, 228.
Francesco Vettori ; Bome, 29 Oct. 1734-
17 Dec. 1735, ff. 224-298 jMMtm.
Cante di Montevecohio; Fano, 16 Deo.
1734, t 238.
The following letters also occur : —
1. Pietro Barbaro to ; Fiona, 2 Har. 1700, £ 9.
Digitized by
ADDITIONAL MSS^ 23,966, 22,966. 803
2. Virginiufl Valseochi, "monaclins Benedictino-Casinensis," to Gis-
bert Cuper; Floronoe, vi kal. Jun. 1711. Lai. f. 14.
3. Antonio Maria Lupi, Jesnit, to Gaetano Yiviani ; Siena, 23 June,
23 Sept. 10 Aug. 1722, ff. 28, 30, 31.
4. Jacopo Cicognini to ; Castrocaro, 2 Sept. 1727, f. 37; and to
Giuseppe [Bianohini?] ; Faenza, 20 Nov., 17 Dec. 1727, 8 Feb. 172 J,
29 Jan. 1730, ff. 39, 40, 42, 62.
22,965. Vol. XL Letters of 1736-1739, from—
Don Antonio Bosati; Ferrara, 9 Jan.
1736-28 Nov. 1737, 21 June-25 Dec.
1739, ff. 4-68 poMtm, 209, 266,291,314.
Francesco Vettori; Borne, 9 June, 1736-
8 Feb. 1738, 19 Dec. 1739, ff. 5-99
pasHmf 818.
Apoetolo Zeno; Venice, 16 Feb. 173f-
19 Dec. 1739, ff. S^S09 passim.
Fiorenza Banagnia Becanati; Venice,
16 Mar. 1786-7 Nov. 1789, ff. 11-292
passim,
Giambattista Laderchi ; Faenza, 21 Oct.
1736-5 July, 1789, ff. 36, 64, 75, 76,
95, 200. 211.
Barone Andrea Franceschi ; 24 Oct. 1736,
f. 43.
Gaetano Antinori ; n.d., f. 44.
Buberto Capponi ; n.<2., f. 45.
Abbate [Giovanni Bartolomeo Stanie-
lao] Casaregi ; n.d., f. 46.
Domenico Maria Saverni; Bavenna, 6
Sept. 1787, t 55.
D[ottor]e VateUi; Turin, 9 Dec 1737,
f. 72.
Medoro Bossi Ambrosi ; Venice, 3 Jan.
1735-11 July, 1789, 24 Oct.-26 Deo.
[1739], ff. 82-214 passim, 280, 296, 804,
815.
Buggieri Soderini ; 10 Jan. 178J-24 Deo.
1789, ff. 84-318 passim,
Seb[a8tian]oPaoli ; Genoa, 11 Jan. 1788,
f. 87.
Dom[eiiic]o Giannini; Prato, 16 Jan.
1785, f. 88.
Oav[aliere] Francesco Bettimani; n,d.,
f.l02.
GiroHimo Lombard], Jesuit ; Bol[ogna],
7 June, 1788, Bussetto, 9 Deo. 1789,
ff. Ill, 802.
BoBso Antonio Martini; Vaccherevia,
1 July, 1788, and n,d., 1-14 Oct. 1738,
ff: 113, 114, 115, 249-277 passim.
Dom[eni]eoFabri ; Bologna, 9 Dec. 1788,
20 Jan., 17 Mar., 9 Got. 1739, ff. 129,
146, 165, 257.
[Giovanni diPoggio Baldovinetti];
f. 184.
Gesare Godemini; Pistoja, 26 Jan.-2i
Dec. 1739, ff. 147, 166, 185, 221, 226,
238, 259,294, 311.
[Commendatore Cavaliere] Gabriello
Venri; Milan, 13 May, 1739, f. 186.
Donieuioo Sforazzini; Terranuova, 20
May, 1 June, 12 Sept., 13 Oct. 1739,
ff. 189, 195, 240, 271.
F[rk] Dionisio Bcmedelli; Leghorn, 7
July, 1739, f. 213.
Antonio Scoti; Trivigi, 3 Sept., 13, 28
Oct. 16, 27 Nov. 1739, ff 289, 268, 281,
806, 316.
Andrea Bourbon del Monte; 22 Sept.
1739, f. 248.
Fr^ Tommaso Maria Mamachi; 3 Oct.
1739, f. 256.
Alessandro Pulsci, delle Scuole Pie;
Pisa, 9 Oct. 1739. f. 258.
Orazio de' Bardi ; 29 Oct., 2 Nov. 1739,
ff. 288, 290.
Vincenzio de' Bardi; AntoUa, 31 [sic]
Nov. 1789, L 299.
Giacinto Vincioli ; Perugia, 14 Dec. 1789,
f. 305.
Vol. III. Letters of 1740-1742, from—
Buggieri Soderiui ; Venice, 2 Jan. 173-
14 July, 1742, 5 Jan. 174;, ff. 1-319
passim, 884.
Apofltolo Zeno ; Venice, 2 Jan. 17jJ-27
Oct. 1742, ff. 3-355 passim.
Gesare Godemini ;' Pistoja, 4 Jan., 3 Mar.,
1 Oct. 1740, ff. 5, 48, 138.
Medoro Bossi Ambrosi; Venice, 9 Jan.
1740-26 Aug. 1742, ff G-840 passim.
Lorenzo Guazzesi ; Arezzo und Florence,
3 F 2
Digitized
byGoogk
804 ADDITIONAL M3S., 23.966, 22,967.
U Jan. 1740-21 Dea 1742, if. 7, G8,
142, 181, 194, 254, 826, 333, 341, 383.
Antonio Booti; Trivigi, 28 Jan. 1740.
f. 26.
BoBBO Antonio Martini; 4 Feb. 17]J-
1 June, 1740, ff. 31, 46, 47, 74, 85, 86.
Domenico Fabri; Bologna, 6, 23 Feb.
1740, 28 Jnne, 1740-13 Nov. 1742, flf.
82, 39, 104-361 passim.
Luigi Conte Scoti; Trivigi, 14 Fob.
1740-20 Apr. 1742. ff. 35, 56, 76, 81, 89,
101. 12G, 162, 269. 289.
Domenico Sforazzini; Terranuova, 28
Feb. 17}5, 7 Mar. 171?, 25 June. 1740,
3 Feb. 1744-22 July, 1742, ff. 44, 51,
102, 182-325 passim.
F[rlt] ndefonso di S. Luigi, Carmelite ;
S. PaoUno, 11 Mar. 1740, f. 53.
Oan[onio]o Angelo Capelli; Venice, 26
Mar. 1740-12 May. 1742, 8 Dec. 1742,
ff. 60-295, passim 377.
Bindo Simone Peruzzi; 16 Apr. 1740,
f,67.
Fiorenza Banagnia Becanati ; Venice. 21
May, 1740-3 Nov. 1742, ff. 80-^8
passim.
Domenico Maria Savemi ; Bavenna, 11
June, 1740, 8 May, 1742, ff. 91, 294.
Cante di Monteveccbio ; Fano. 12 Jane,
1740, f. 96.
Giambattista Laderchi ; Faenza, 19 June,
1740, 9 July. 1741, ff. 100, 214.
And[rea] da Verruzzano; Florence, 9,
14 July, 26 Aug., 2, 28 Sept. 1740,
ff. 106, 108, 123, 130, 136.
Francesco Guicoiardini ; Florence, 30
July, 1, 10, 12, 13 Sept. 1840, ff. 115,
124. 128, 129, 133.
Giuseppe Neroui;^ Florence, 12 Aug.
1740, f. 117.
Ignazio Yemeschi; Brescia, 23 Ang.
1740, f. 122.
F[ra] Dionisio Bemedelli; Florence, 2
Sept 1740, f. 125.
Francesco Maria Buondelmonti ; n.d,
f. 131.
Gabriello Biooardi ; lui., f . 182.
Andite Bourbon del Monte; 24 Sept.
1740, 19 Mar. 174?. ff. 134, 192.
Nunziato Spinelli; Carmig**, 24 Oct.
1740. f. 144.
Giovanni Girolamo Semini; Oortona, 1
Nov. 1740-19 Dec 1742, ff. 146, 156,
267. 280, 282, 284, 806, 316, 856, 379,
381, 382.
Gaetano Antinori ; Bipoli, 28 Nov. 1740,
19 Jan., n.d., 2 Feb., 16 June, 1741,
ff. 150, 171, 179. 180. 209.
Goeimo BinucciDi ; n.d., f. 151.
Francesco Pittoreggi ; Tresanti, 7 Jan.,
27 Nov. 1741, 6. 16 June. 10 Aug., 23
Oct.. 1 Nov. 1742, ff. 166, 258, 303,
308, 384, 354, 357.
Abbate Girolami ; 14 Jan. 174?, f. 169.
Gii[olam]o Lombardi and Giammaria
Mazzuchelli; Brescia, 15 Jan. 1741,
f. 170.
Frk Frencescantonio Benoffl. Vicario del
S. Ufizio; 21 Jan., 17 Sept. 1741, 17
Oct. 1742, ff. 172, 239. 350.
Andrea Alamsnni; 15, 20 Apr. 1741, it
193, 195.
Ugo Franchin-Taviani; 15 Jane, 1741,
f. 208.
Francesco Vettori ; Bome, 5 Aug., 28 Oct.
1741. ff. 223. 250.
Ant[oni]o Flavii; Fano, 6 Aug. 1741, f.
224.
Luigi Antonio Paolozzi, GommiBsario ;
Piano, 25 Sept. 1741, 3d Nov., 3 Dec.
1742. ff. 233, 362, 374.
Giovannandrea Barotti ; Ferrara, £^~^
1742, f. 265.
Niccolo di Montenecchlo ; Fano, 8 Apr.-
21 Oct. 1742, ff. 286, 293, 297, 352.
Buberto de' Bicci ; 21 May, 1742, f. 298.
Federigo Vemacoi; L^horn, 6 Aug.
1742, f. 332.
Guide Bottari; Borne, 11 Aug. 1742, f.
335.
Andrea Giovannelli; Bipabianca, 12
Aug., 11, 28 Nov. 1742, ff. 386^860,.372.
8,967. Vol. IV. Letters of 1743-1749, from-
Domenioo Fabri ; Bologna, 15 Jan. 1748,
25 June, 1748, ff. 1, 237.
Giovanni Girolamo Semini ; Gortona, 16
Jan. 1741-28 Apr. 1749, ff. 2-286
passim.
L[uigi] Ant[onio] Paolozzi; Piano, 28
Jan. 174§, f. 3.
Andrea Giovannelli; Bipabianca, 15
Feb. 174S-22 July, 1746, ff. 5-149
passim.
Digitized by
ADDITIONAL MSS., 82,967.
805
Can[onioo] Angelo OapeUi ; Yenloe, 16
Feb. 174H Sept 1745, 2 Mar., 8 June,
29 Dec. 1749, ft, 6-123 pamm, 281.
295, 322.
Franoeaco Yettori ; Borne, 2 Maif. 1743-
29 Nov. 1749, ff. 7, 134, 136, 161, 179,
191.303, 307, 315, 317.
Apoatolo Zeno; Venice, 2 Mar. 1743,
f. 9.
Domenioo Sforazzini; Terranuova, 8
Mar. 1743-2 Sept. 1749, ff. H-311
pcusim.
ILorenzo Guazzesi ; Cortona and Arezzo,
29 Mar., 28 June, 6 Aug. 1743. 4 July,
1748. ff. 17, 23, 27, 238.
Medoro Rossi Ambrosi ; Venice, 4 May,
1743, 19 Nov. 1746, ff. 21, 155.
Olinda Vincioli Giugi ; Perugia, 15 May,
1743, f. 22.
Federigo Vernacci; Leghorn, 18 Sept.
1743-18 Mar. 1746, ff. 31, 33, 42, 77,
101, 128, 143.
Aub** Franoeaco Acciajuoli Toriglioni (?);
Monte Gufoni, 11 Deo. 1743, f. 44.
Ck>Biino Mei ; Rome, 3 July, 1744 ; Pia-
cenza and Rome, 9 Sept. 1747-1 Feb.
1749. ff. 79, 187-277 pauim.
F[rk] Fort[unat]o M[ari> di S. An-
t[onio], Triuitario Scabro; Leghorn
and Empoli, 22 Feb.-5 Nov. 1745, 27
Jan.-24 Deo. 1749. ff. 106-125 passim,
274, 279, 285, 321.
Salvadore Cortioelli ; Bologna, 27 Apr.
1745, 28 Mar. 1747, 20 June, 1748, 20
Nov. 1749, ff. 115, 170, 236, 316.
Giovanni Fabrini ; 3 May, 1745-18 May, '
1749, ff. 117, 138, 139, 140, 151, 158,
160, 164, 184, 293.
Ruggieri Soderini; Venice, 12 June, 10,
29 July, 1745, 29 Apr. 1746, 16 Feb.,
3 Aug. 1748, ff. 119. 120, 121, 144,
222, 248.
Frk Francesco Antonio Benoflfl, Vicario
del S. Uflzio; 7 July, 1746-18 Sept.
1748, ff. 148. 181, 189, 194, 201, 209,
223. 225. 257.
Luigi [Gonte] Sooti; Trivigi, 27 July,
1746, 18 July, 1748, ff. 150, 240.
A[ngelo] M[aria] Cardinal Guerini;
' Br[e8ci]a, 8 Dec. 1746, 29 May, 1749, ,
ff. 15(», 294. I
Nicoolo di Monteveochio ; Fano, J2 Feb., j
There are also letters from F[r
14 Mar. 1747, 28 Jan.. 28 Apr. 1748, ff.
163, 169, 216, 227.
Florenza Ranagnia Recanati; Venice,
4 Mar. 1747-31 May. 1748, ff. 168,
195. 198, 199, 200. 226, 228, 233.
Pierluigi Galleti, Oassinese; Badia, 28
Mar. 1747-1 May, 1749, ff. 171, 172,
182, 183, 231, 242, 291.
Piero Gradenigo ; Venice, 27 May, 1747,
16, 23, 30 Aug. 1749, ff. 178, 301, 305.
306.
F[rk'] Tommaso M[aria] Mumachi ; Rome,
2 Sept. 1747, and n.d., ff. 185, 186.
Ignazio Maria Como; Naples, 17 Oct.
1747, f. 193.
Luigi Bandini; Rome, Florence, Bene-
vento, 3 Jan., 30 May, 1748, 24 Jan.,
22 Mar., 26 July, 1749, ff. 207, 232,
273, 284, 299.
Giovannandrea Barotti ; Ferrara, 19 Jan.
1748, f. 213.
Gio[vanni] Antonio Tomaquinci ; 21 Jan.
1748, f. 214.
N[eri] Card. Corsini; Rome, 3 Aug.
1748 ; with seal, t 246.
Julius Carolus Schlaegerus; Gotha, 30
Apr.-22 Sept. 1749. Lot. ff. 251,
292, 314.
Abbate Francesco Maria Bucellai; 26
Aug. 1748, ff. 253.
Abbate Miniato Scarlatti; Monf Vliveto,
29 Aug. 1748, f. 254.
Ruggeri(?); Rome, 31 Aug. 1748,
f. 255.
Giovangirolamo Gkurofolo, Jesuit; Flo-
rence, 28 Sept. 1748, f. 259.
L'lnquisitore del Ufizio; 8 Dec. 1749,
f. 268.
Domenico Maria Savemi; Ravenna, 28
Jan. 1749, f. 276.
Pier Francesco Palmucci; Macerata, 18
July, 16 Aug., 12 Sept., 22 Dec. 1749,
ff 296, 302, 312, 318.
Francesco Soderini; Venice, 12 Sept.
1749, f. 313.
Gio[vanni] Ant[oni]o Niooli; Bologna,
27 Deo. 1749, f. 319.
F[A] Serafino M[ari]a Maccarinelli, Do-
minican and Vicar of the Inquisition
in Bologna; 30 Dec. 1749, f. 324.
F[iit] Tommaso Francesco Bemardi;
n.(l., ff. 332-353.
%] F[ortunat]o M[rtri]a.tli S[ant]
Digitized by
806
ABDITIOHAL MSS., £8,968.
Ant[onio], Trinitarfo Soabro to Dottore Bartolommeo Bomagnoli, of
Empoli; Leghorn, 1 May, 1747, 3 Feb. 1748, 24 Deo. 1749, flf. 175,
218, 320.
88,968. Voi^ V. Lettere of 1750-1756, from—
Tommaso Franoeeoo Bcmardi; n.d., ff.
1, 272.
Doinenioo Sforazzini ; Terranuova, 1 Jan.
1750-9 Dec. 1755, ff. 2-325 passim.
Giovangirolftmo Sernini ; Cortona, 6 Jan*
1750-29 Oct. 1755, ff. 4-315 passim,
Francesco Vettori ; Borne, 7 Jan. 1750-
5 July, 1755, ff. 5-29Q passim,
Piezo Gradenigo ; Venice, 9 Jan. 1750-
9 Aug. 1765, ff. 7-300 passim.
Yik Fortunate Maria di Santantonio,
Trinitario Scabro; Leghorn, 13 Jan.
1750-24 May, 1751, 29 Sept. 1765, ff.
9-130 passim, 309.
Bart[olome]o Bomagnuoli; Empoli, 22
Jan., 13 Mar. 1760, ff. 12, 28.
N[eri] Cardinal Gorsini ; Borne, 31 Jan.-
80 May, 1760, 9 Jan. 1751, ff. 16, 22,
42, 64, 108.
Pier Francesco Falmucci; Macerata, 6
Feb. 1750-26 Feb. 1751, ff. 18-121
passim.
F[]^] Serafino M[ari> Maccarinelli ; Bo-
logna, 14 Feb. 1750, f. 21.
Luigi Bandini ; Borne, Benevento, 7 Mar.
1750, 12 June, 1751, 8 Jan. 1752, ff. 31,
133, 149.
Giovanni Battista Zanobetti; Leghorn,
14 Mar. 1750, f. 35.
A[ngelo] M[aria] Cardinal Guerini ;
Borne, 28 Mar. 1750, 22 July, 18 Nov.
1751, ff. 40. 138, 146.
Julius Karl Sohlager ; Gotha, 28 Mar.
1750-28 Aug. 1753. Lai. ff. 46, 69, 89,
116. 144, 157. 208.
Gio[yanni] Antonio Feoci ; Siena, 8 May,
3 June, 80 Deo. 1750, ff. 54, 66, 107.
Francesco Soderini; Yenice, 10 May,
1760-19 Apr. 1756, ff, 57, 67, 129, 142,
143, 253, 283.
Buggieri Soderini ; n,d., f. 58.
Andrea Giovannelli; Todi, 22 May, 1750-
23 June, 1753, ff. 61, 79, 166, 191, 199.
Gaetano Antinori; Luciano, 13 Not.
1760, 80 Dec. 1754, ff 96, 271.
Dr. Doinenioo Maria Savemi ; Bavenna,
10 Not. 1760, 12 Jnne, 1751, ff. 87, 134.
Gio[vBnm] Paolo Ombrosi; Borne, 23
Jan. 1751, f. 113.
Gio[vanni] Brunacci ; Veidce, 24 Apr.
1751 ; Padua, 4 Jan. 1754, 16 Jan. 1755.
ff. 123, 229, 234, 235, 250, 263, 277.
Gio[vanDi] Girolamo Garofolo, Jesuit;
Borne. 8 May, 1751 ; Bologna, 11 June,
1757, 6 Nov., 6, 20 Dec 1755, ff 126,
131, 320, 324, 327.
Lorenzo Guazzesi ; Arezzo, 10 May, 1751,
f. 128.
Innocenzio Buonamici; Prato, 15 July,
1751, 26 Nov. 1766. ff. 137, 323.
Andrea Alamanni ; 22 Aug. 1761, «.<{.,
ff. 139, 140.
F[ranceBco] Cardinal Landi ; Borne, 15
Jan. 1762; with seal, f. 150.
Pierluigi Galletti, Cassinese ; Badia»
16 Jan. 1752, 19 June, 1753, n.d., ft.
162, 196. 197.
D[oin] Anselmo [t.e. Giovanni Domenico]
Costadoni ; Venice, 27 Aug. 1752-
4 Jan. 1755, ff. 168-276 passim,
Gaspero Patriarchi ; Venice, 5 Jan. 1753-
2 Aug. 1755, ff. 179, 241, 251. 265,
280, 299.
Luigi Ant[oDio] Paolozzi; Sinalonga,
Chianciano, 12 Mar.-27 Dec. 1753, ff.
181-228 passim.
Costanzo Biguoui. de' Minimi ; Turin, 15
Jan.-13 Nov. 1574, ff. 231-268 passim.
Gio[vanni] Luigi Mingarelli, Canonico
Begolare di S. Salvatore; Bologna, 19
Feb. 1754, f. 233.
Leonardo Targioni ; 24 Mar. 1754. f. 246.
Ant[onio] Franc[e8c]o Fieri; Laterina,
19 Oct. 1754-25 Dec. 1755, ff. 261-
328 passim.
Guidantonio Zanetti; Bologna, 10 Nov«
1754, f. 266.
Antonio Pallavicini ; n.(i., Milan, 4 Nov.
1755, ff. 282, 319.
Abbate Ubaldo Moroelano (?) ; Fiesole,
8 Apr. 1766, f. 282 b.
Conte Germanioo Toloroei; Siena, 24
Apr.-24 No?. 1766, ffl 284, 806, 312»
314. 822.
Digitized by
ADDITIONAL MS&. 99,968, 99,970.
807
liaroonton Lomdeeohl : Oliveio, 1 Jtfaj, | Medoro Roflsi £Ambi08i3: Venloe, 10
1755, 1 285. I May. 1755, £. 291.
There are also letters from F. F. M. di S. Antonio to Bartolommeo
Eomagnoli, of Empoli ; Leghorn, etc, 2, 19 Jan. 1750, 15 Sept. 1751,
8 Deo. 1752, fif. 3, 13, 141, 176.
99,969. Vol. VL Letters of 1756-1759, from—
Tommaso Francesco Bemardi ; n.(2., ff. 1.
3, 26-39, 95, 182, 183.
Genuanico Tolomei; Siena, 18 Jan.
1756-3 Dec. 1759, flf, 4, 6, 46, 65, 110,
187, 194, 238, 253, 268.
Giangirolamo Garofolo ; Bologna, 20 Jan.
1756-22 Dec. 1759, flf. 5-275 passim.
Ant[onio] Franc[e8co] Fieri; Laterina,
27 Jan. 1756-17 Aug. 1756, ffl 7, 9,
12, 13, 19.
Frano[e8c]o Soderini; Yenioe, 12 Mar.
1756. f. 8.
Antonio Pallayioini ; Milan, 21 July,
1756- 25 May. 1767, tL 14, 15, 18, 41.
52, 92, 119.207.
Giovangiiolamo Sernini; Oortona. 31
- Ang. 175^-25 Apr. 1759, flf. 20-196
passim.
Frau[ce8]oo Vettori ; Rome, 2 Oct. 1756-
7 Apr. 1759, flf. 23. 44, 73, 87, 105,
192.
Gio[vannl] AD[toni]o Peod; Siena, 5
Jan. 1757, 80 Apr. 1758, flf. 40, 106.
F. F. M. di S. Antonio, Trinitario Scabro ;
Turin, 10 Jan. 1767. f. 42.
Fiorenza Banagnia [Recanati] Vendra-
min; Venice, 8 Feb. 1757-14 July,
1759, flf. 43, 82. 103, 128, 147. 223-226.
Domenico Sforazzini; TerranuoYa, 14
May-23 Sept. 1767, flf. 65, 63, 84.
Amaldo Speroni; Venice, Padua, 10
June, 1757-18 Oct. 1759, flf. 62, 64,89,
94, 99, 109. 116, 118. 139. 145, 172,
252.
Anaelmo GoBtadoni; Venice, 80 July,
1757- 8 Dec. 1789, flf. 68, 249, 260, 258,
267. 269.
Gian-Bemardino Cav[aliere] Pontid;
Borne, 3 Sept. 1757-14 Dec. 1757, flf.
75,79, 81,86,155, 160.
Costan2o Rignoni; Rome, 12 Nov. 1757-
8 Dec. 1759, flf. 90, 102, 212, 270.
IiodoTico Bicci; Chiari, 2 May, 1758-
27 Nov. 1759, flf. 107, 112, 121, 130,
140, 163, 217, 263.
Giannagostino Gradenigo; Venice, 27
May-19 Aug. 1758, flf. Ill, 122, 131.
G[iovaimi] M[aria] Mazzuohelli; Brescia,
30 May, 1758. f. 113.
Giambattista Sajanelli; Venice, Padua,
22 July. 1758-7 Sept 1759, flf. 123,
127. 138, 149, 174, 181, 185, 186,
202, 239.
Gaapero Patriarchi; Venice, 7 Sept
1758-6 Oct 1759, flf. 184-242 passim.
Piero Gradenigo ; Venice, 25 Nov. 1758,
f. 157.
Medoro Bossi [Ambrosi], Abbate di B.
Niccolo; Venice, 16 Dec 1758, f. 164.
Domenico Sohiavo; Palermo, 4 Jan.
1759, f. 165.
Pier-Francesoo Plftlmuooi; Maoerata,
6 Jan.-21 Deo. 1769, flf: 167-279
passim.
Piero Aurispa; Perugia, 23 May-26
Deo. 1759, flf. 205, 206, 274. 280.
Leonardo Targioni ; Bicci, 12 June, 1759,
f. 213.
Settimio Pagnl ; «.a., f. 215.
Ubaldo Zanetti; Bologna, 6 July-22
Dec. 1759, flf. 220-277 passim.
Pierluigi Galletti ; Badia, 19 July, 1759,
f. 226.
Francesco Ignazio Merlini Oalderini ;
Pistoja, 9 Oct-27 Dec. 1759, flf. 243,
244, 281.
There occur also letters from Domenico Manni to the Padre
Leonardo Targioni, delle Scuole Pie; Florence, 27 Mar. 1758,
10 Aug. 1759, fL 100, 235.
22,970. Vol. VIL Letters of 1760-1763, from—
Lodovioo Biooi ; Chiari, 2 Jan. 1760, f. 1. I Jan.-ll Apr. 1760. (The first latter in
PierfinDoeeoo Palmacd; Maoerata, 4 | another hand.) flf. 2^ 10, 16, 22, 87.
r
Digitized by
808 ADDITIONAL MSS., SS,970, 28,071.
Gaspero Patriarch!; Yenioe, 4 Jan.
1760-3 Oct 1763, ff. 8, 3H, 78, 199,
239, 279.
Germanico Tolomei ; Siena, 7 Jan. 1760-
8 Feb. 1763v flf. 4-221 poBsim.
Piero Aurispa ; Perugia, 16 Jan., 13 Feb.
1760. ff. 6, 15.
Ubaldo Zanetti; Bologna, 19 Jan. 1760-
7 Dec. 1763, ff. 7-288 passim,
Giovangirolamo Semini; Cortona, 27
Feb. 1760-28 Dec. 1768, ff. 17-289
passim.
Giovanni Girolamo Garofolo, Jesuit ; Bo-
logna, 6 Jan. 1760-30 June, 1763,
ff. 18-256 passim,
Francesco Vettori ; Rome, 28 Mar. 1760-
1 Oct. 1763, ff. 24, 81, 53, 64, 142, 174,
225, 275, 278.
Domenico Sforazzini; Terrannova, 22
May, 1760, 1 32.
Piero Gradenigo ; Venice, 24 May, 1760,
13 Jan. 1761, 16 Sept. 1762. ff. 33, 74,
198.
Cofltanzo Rignoni; Turin. 9, 23 July,
19 Aug. 1760. ff. 42, 43, 47.
Andrea Gallo; Messina, 5 Aug. 1760-
1 Nov. 1673, ff, 44-284 passim.
Gio[vanni] Luigi Mingarelli; Bologna,
28 Aug. 1760, f. 50.
Francesco Soderini; Venice, 26 Sept
1760, f. 67.
D[om] Anselmo Giovanni Domenico]
Gostadoni, M.O. [Cameldule Monk];
Venice. 22 Nov. 1760, f. 67.
Vinoenzo Cavalluoci; Perugia, 8 Dec.
1760, f. 70.
Felioe Amedeo Franchi ; Asti, 14 Jan.
1761, 27 Sept 1762, 16 Mar. 1763,
ff. 75, 202, 226.
Antonio Gaetano Soderini; Treviso,
2 Apr. 1761, f. 82.
Glo[yanni] Ant[oni]o Pecci; Siena, 24
July, 1761, 24 ' Aug. 1762-17 Sept.
1763, ff. 96, 191-274 passim.
Tommaso Francesco Bemardi ; Lnoca,
12 Aug. 1761-5 Oct 1763, ff. 104-280
passim.
Domenico Gonte Spinucci, Secretary of
the Academy ; Fermo, 8 Feb., 30 Apr.
1762, ff. 126, 163.
Domenico Schiavo; Palermo, 5 Mar.
1762, f. 132.
F[r2i] Giambattista Sajanelli ; Padua, 10
Mar. 1702-1 July, 1764, ff. 141, 162,
175, 220, 227, 258.
Fillippo Maria Ponticelli; Parma, 30
Mar.-20 Nov. 1762, ff. 144-206 pamm,
Girolamo Ruggiu; Rome, 5 June, 1762,
f. 172.
Arnaldo Speroni de'Casinesi; Venice,
31 July, 1762, f. 182.
Sebastiano Douati ; Lucca, 7 Dec. 1762,
Moriano, 18, 24 Apr., 8 Sept 1763,
ff. 213, 231, 235, 269.
Tommaso Temanza; Venice, 23 July,
8 Sept 1768, ff. 262, 271.
Francesco Ignazio Merlin! Oalderini;
Pistoja, 11 Oct. 1768, f. 288.
Vincenzio Marcarelli ; Perugia, 2 Nov.
1763, f. 285.
L[orenzo] Guazzesi; Pisa, 30 Not.
1678, t 287.
22,971. Vol. VIIL Letters of 1764-1769, from—
Francesco Ignazio Merlini Oalderini;
Pistoja, 23 Jan. 1764, 3 Oct 1766,
ft 1, 141.
Tommaso Fmncesoo Bemardi; Lucca,
11 Jan. 1764-11 July, 1769, ff. 3-269
powtm.
Giovangirolamo Semini; Cortona, 18
Jan. 1764-13 Sept. 1769. Ital. and
Lot. It ^277 passim.
Amaldo Speroni de' Cusinesi, Bishop
of'Adria; Rome, Padua, etc., 11
Feb. 1764-16 Jan. 1768, ff. 11, 67,
106, 128. 129, 178, 179, 185, 193,
213.
Tommaso Temanza; Venice, 18 Feb.
1764-2 Dec. 1769, ff. 12, 66, 69, 73, 78.
Ill, 278, 280.
Andrea Gallo; Messina, 21 Feb. 1764-
12 Apr. 1765, ff. 13, 31-61 pastim.
Ubaldo Zanetti ; Bojogna, 12 Mar. 1764-
24 Jan. 1768, ft 14, 80, 48, 49, 122,
214, 242.
Gaspero Patriarchi ; Venice and Padua,
17 Mar. 1764-17 June, 1769, ff. 15, 68,
72, 131, 202, 222, 249. 259. 267.
Girolamo Tiraboschi, Jesuit ; Milan, 28
Apr. 1764, 13 Feb. 1765, ff. 17, 56.
Giangirolamo Garofolo ; Bologna, 19
June, 13 Sept. 1764, 26 Apr. 1765.
ff. 20, 88, 64.
Digitized
byGoogk
ADDITIONAL M8S., 28,971, 22,978.
B09
F[rii] Tommafio Mamachi; Borne, 28
June, 1764, f. 22.
Seb[a8tiaD]o Donati; Moriano, Easter
Day [22 April], 1764. f. 24.
Gioyanni Antonio Peooi ; Siena, 22 July,
10 Sept 1764, 18 Aug. 1766, 25 May,
8 June, 13 July, 1767, ff. 83, 87, 125,
170, 174, 178.
F[rk] Giambattista Sajanelli; Padua,
28 Sept 1764; Cremona, 10 Dec. 1767,
28 Jan. 1768, ff. 47, 209. 216.
Germanioo Tolomei; Siena, 24 Jan.
1765-3 Mar. 1769, ff. 53-262 paeHm.
Felice Amedeo Franchi ; Venice, Borne.
Mar. 1765-2 Dec. 1769, ff. 59-279
Giulio Maria Soderini, fh detto Fran-
cesco; Venice, 19 July, 7 Sept, 18
Oct., 12 Deo. 1765, ff. 71, 77, 83,
84.
Commendatore [Tommaso Giuseppe.]
FarseUi ; Venice, 3 Jan. 1766-10 Deo.
1768, ff. 87-257, ixiwiw.
F. F. M. di S. Antonio, Trinitario Scabro ;
Leghorn, 10 Mar. 1766, 1 100.
Nicoola Melcbiorre Longhi, Gonoeliere
degl' Accademici Indomiti; Bologna,
18 Apr., 8 May, 18 June, 8 July, 1766,
2 June, 15 July, 1767, ff. 102, 104, 112.
116, 176, 181.
Giangiiolamo Gradenigo ; 20 June, 1760,
26 July, 1761, ff. 113, 121.
Anselmo Ooetadoni; Faenza, 26 July,
14 Sept. 1766, ff. 119, 132.
Francesco Vettori ; Borne, 25 Oct. 1766,
27 Deo. 1767, ff. 140, 212.
Domenico Dottore Angelini, Vicario
Generale d' Adria ; Ferrara, 19 Aug.
1767, f. 189.
Pierluigi Galletti; Borne, 22 Aug., 5
Sept 1767. ff 190, 191,195.
Filippo Maresoalohi; Bologna, 20 Oct
1767. f. 208.
Gostanzo Bignoni, de' Minimi ; Nizza, 21
Deo. 1767, 10 May, 1768, ff. 211, 220.
Piero Aurispa; Perugia, 16 Feb. 1760,
f. 218.
Luigi Co[nte] Sooti ; n.<I., f. 219.
Fiorenza [Banagnia Becanati] Vendra-
min ; Venice, 16 July, 1768, f. 244.
Franoesca Sellaci Salvini; Osimo, 22
July, 1768, f. 246.
M[arco] A[ntonio Maroolini], Arch-
bishop of Thessalonica [afterwards Car-
dinal] ; Pisa, 15 Dec. 1769 ; with tecU,
f. 281.
22,972. Vol. IX. Letters of 1770-1779, from—
B Bali [Tommaso Giuseppe] Fkrsetti;
Venice. Padua. 9 Jan. 1770-20 Mar.
1779, ff. 3-501 pasBim.
Germanioo Tolomei; Siena, 19 Jan.-
27 Dec. 1770, ff. 4, 6-9, 29. 80.
Gaspero Patriarchi; Padua, 8 Apr.
^ 1770-22 Apr. 1779, ff 10, 60, 287,
805, 458. 505.
Giovangiiolamo Semini ; Gortona. 6 May,
1770-9 Dec. 1778, ff. 11, 28, 57-60,
98, 96, 108-110, 117, 177, 178, 195,
811-487 i>aMtfii.
Tommaso Franoesoo Bemardi ; Lucca, 16
May, 1770-25 Nov. 1779, ft 12-520
Anselmo Oostadoni; Venice, 4 Aug.
1770, 5 June, 1773, ff. 15, 174.
Gio[vanni] Paolo Ombrosi ; 27 Sept.
1773, 20 Mar. 1771, ff. 17, 39.
lnn[ooenzi]o ViDC[enzi]o Alamanni ; dall'
Accad*. 2 Oct 1770, f. 20.
Tommaso Temanza{ Venioe, 10 Oct.,
1 Deo. 1770, ff. 2^ 27.
Gostanzo Bignoni ; Nizza, 11 Noy. 1770-
22 May, 1774, ff. 24. 40, 63, 227.
Innocenzio Buonamici; Prato, 12 Noy.
1770- 2 July, 1774, ff. 25. 197, 281.
M[aroo] A[ntonio] Marcolini, Cardinal
Archbishop of Thessalonica; Bome,
16 Mar. 1771-16 July, 1777, ff. 82, 41,
46, 49, 53, 78, 156, 429.
Dom[eni]oo Sestini; Catania, 8 May,
1771- 11 Oct 1776, ff. 44-890 pas-
9im,
Adimari di Bomba; Naples, 8 Sept
1771, f. 51.
Niocolo Soderini ; . Borne, 4 Jan. 1772-
3 May, 1773, ff. 64-173 passim.
Felice Amedeo Franchi ; San Bartol** di
Asti, 8 Apr. 1772, f. 90.
Gio[vanni] Roberto Pappafaya ; Venice,
8 July, 1772-18 Deo. 1777, ff. .ll4-
444 passim,
Vinc[enzi]o Cattellani ; Beggio, 10 Sept
1772- 25 Jan. 1774, ff. 125, 130-184,
192,218, 221.
Digitized
byGoogk
810 ADDmOKAL M8&, 2a,eT8» 83,97S.
Giegork) 8al?iati; Baoie» 9 Dea 1772,
1 Jan. 1774, ff. 147, 215.
[Abbate] Franoeso M[ari> Grazzmi;
Rome. 16 Jan. 1773-10 Apr. 1779,
ft 154-503 passim,
Annibale MariotU; Perogia, 15 June,
1774-8 Jan. 1777, ff. 228-400 panim.
Guidantonio Zenetti ; Bologna, 29 July,
1774- 8 Oct. 1779, ff. 235, 238, 249,
272, 336, 364, 379, 404, 518.
Amadio Baldanzi ; Prato» 4 Sept 1774,
f.245.
Beginaldo Sellari; Cortona, 2 Not.
: 1774-8 Oct. 1775; with seal of the
House of the Trinity at Florence,
ff: 258, 254, 260. 292-296, 312, 324.
Frk Ildefonso di S. Luigi ; S. Paolino,
14 Dec. 1774-24 Sept. 1778, ff. 271.
320, 337, 397, 475.
Lod[ovioo] Ooltellini; Cortona, 11 Mar.
1775- 8 June, 1777, ff. 284, 801. 408,
425.
Yinoenzio MaroareUi; Tiepo, 18 Oct.
1775, f. 327.
Gio[vanni] Giiifl[epp> Stoochi;
ducale, 4 Mar. 1776, f. 347.
G[iovanni] MCaria] Mazzucbeili;
f.355.
DionlBio Bemedelli; n^., f. 391.
Giaoomo Morelli ; Venice, 12 Apr. 1777,
3 Sept. 1778. ff. 414, 471.
Antonio Conte Porti, Secretary of the
Academy; Fexmo, 3 Jnoe, 1757, t
420.
Luigi Bandini; Borne, 27 Sept 1777,
1439.
Giofvanni] Gaspero Kindt; 17 Nov.
1777, f. 441.
Loreuzo Vanni ; 16 May, 1778, t 460.
Orazio Mazzagaldi; Kecanati, 31 May-
6 Nov. 1778, ff. 463. 482, 483.
Giuseppe Vernazza; Turin, 29 July,
1778-15 Dec. 1779, fL 467, 476, 492,
498, 510, 519, 524.
Gnglielmo Co[nte] di Porda; Ponda,
9 Dec 1739, f. 522.
Antonio Rosati; Ferrara, 12 Deo. 1779,
f. 523.
There occurs also a petition from the prioress and nuns of S. Fri-
diano of Florence ; 8 Mar. 1776, f. 349.
22,973. Vol. X. Letters of 1780-1788, from—
Giovanni [Roberto] Pappafaya; Padua,
6 Jan. 1780, 1 1.
Pier Francesco Palmaod; Maoerata,
9 Jan. 1780, f. 3.
U Bali [Xommaeo Giuseppe] Fareetti;
Venice, 8 Apr. 1780-25 Mar. 1785,
ff. 4-312 passim.
GioTangirolamo Bernini; Cortona, 19
Apr. 1780, f. 6.
Tommaso Francesco Bemardi; Luoca,
21 Apr.-26 Deo. 1780, ff. 7, 20-24.
Giuseppe Yemazza, Barone di Freney ;
Turin, 24 May, 1780-29 Mar. 1785,
ff. 8, 12, 14, 17, 30, 36, 42-48, 70, 85,
104, 122, 226, 314.
Giuseppe Muratozi, ''Labiato Pisanro,
Vice Custode della Golonia Fos-
eanese ;" Fossano, 1 Aug. 1780, 1 10.
Andrea GaUo; Messina, 8 Oct 1780,
f. 16.
Guidantonio Zanetti; Bologna, 81 Oct.
1780-27 July, 1784, ff. 18, 72, 118, 271.
Jaoopo Morelli; Venioe, 19 May, 1781,
and n.d., ff. 32, 84. .
Gkietano Poggiali; Leghorn, 12 July,
1781-12 Dea 1783, ff. 40, 51-56. 73-
78,91, 96, 120, 123, 127, 140. 204.
[Giovanni Gaspero] Kindt; 19 Sept
1781, f. 50.
Carlo M[ari> Bossini; Pisa, 19 Apr.
1782, 13 Jon. 1783, ff. 57, 89.
Pier Tommaso Ansaldi, Proposto della
Gattedrale di Samminiato ; S.Miniato,
23 Apr. 1782^-10 July, 1787, ff. 61,
352-358, 361-365.
Luigi [Antonio] Stampa, YliYetano ; fi.d.,
f. 63.
Gio[Tanni] Mariti; Legbom, 16 Not.
1782:^13 Deo. 1784, ft 79-84, 297.
Fran[ces]co Martini ; Lucolena, 20 Jan.
1783, f. 95.
Marchese Alfonso Taeoli Canaod; Mo-
dena.5 Jane,1788-29 Oot I784,ff.l29^
378 pattim; with encloflnres.
Giulio Bernardino GoQte Toniitaoo;
Oderzo, 14 Sept 1783-20 Jan. 1788, C
138-382, passim,
Franc6£oo de' Jtoeoi; YoUms 28 July,
Digitized
byGoogk
ADDITIONAL MSa^ 88,074r-4id,97e.
811
178S-19 Iffaj, 1786, ff. 147, 158, 159,
169, 181, 317.
ProBpeio Bnooaii; Korne^ 12 Aug. 1783-
24 Mar. 1787, ff. 155, 176, 189, 359.
Fik Ildefonso di S. Lnigi; 8. Paolino,
18 July, 1784, f. 270.
Frk Giuseppe Kioola Oara, Agostiniano ;
S. Spirito, 23 Got. 1784, f. 289.
Gio[yam]i] Jaoopo Dionisi, Oaii[ozuoo] ;
Verona, 18 Sept 1785, f. 827.
Tommaso Benedetto Bosoni; Legniga,
28 Sept. 1785, f. 830.
Interspersed are various printed and other papers.
22.974. Letters of Giovanni Miohele Bernardino Mei to Domenico
Maria Manni; Bagnacavallo and Terra del Sole, 27 Mar. 1780-
9 Jan. 1734. Paper. Quarto.
22.975. "LiBRO de Consultas," or Chapter-book of the Convent of
St. Paul at Manila; 10 Aug. 1751-14 Dec. 1761; with autograph
signatures of Pedro Espineyra, Provincial, Juan Facundo Meseguer
and Pedro Yelasco, Priors, and others. Span, Paper. Folio.
22,976. Letters addressed to Thomas James Mathias, F.R.8., Trea-
surer to Queen Charlotte, wife of George III., and author of " Pur-
suits of Literature 1780-181 7. The writers are :—
Robert Wharton [afterwards Chancellor
of Lincoln]; Durham, etCy 8 May,
1780-25 Mar. [17]90, ff. 13-34, 37-46,
49, 53, 61-66, 71, 79. 81, 91, 95, 97,
105-115.
Thomas Wharton, [D.D.]; Darlington,
26 Feb. 1782, f. 35.
William Lort Maosell [afterwards Bishop
of Bristol] ; Cambridge, 28 June, 1782-
21 July, 1801, ff. 47, 51, 55-60, 67, 69,
73-78, 83-90, 93, 99-104, 117. 224.
[George] Steevens ; Hampstead Heath,
3 Mar. 1794, f. 116.
Bobert Kares [afterwards Archdeacon of
Stafford]; British Museam, 16 Nov.
1796-7 Feb. 1798, ff. 119, 125, 128,
134, 174.
[William] Hebeiden, D.D. ; London, 28
Mar., «.a., f. 130.
T L ; n.(I., f. 132.
[Bt. Hon. George] Canning [Under Be*
oretary of State]; London, 30 Mar.
1797, f. 136.
William Gifford ; Haie Park, 30 Apr.
[1797]-[28 Sept. 1797], fll 137, 144, 146.
John Wright; London, 8 May-30 Nov.
1797, ff. 189, 140, 152.
^ A Minor Poet London, 19 July, 1797,
f. 142.
Ed[ward} Obrisiian [Downing Piofeeeor
of English Law] ; London, 1 Nov. 1797.
f. 148.
B[eilby Porteus, Bishop of] London;
Fulham, 4 Dec. 1797-25 Feb. 1799,
ff. 154. 159, 169, 171, 205. 207.
D N ; London, 12 Deo, 1797, f.
157.
William Boeeoe ; Birohfield and AUerton,
near Liverpool, 24 Deo. 1797-[5 May,
1809], ff. 161, 163, 172, 177. 222, 246,
253.
John Beeves; London, 23 Jan. 1798, f.
164.
George Henry Glasse ; Hanwell Beotory,
24 Jan. 1798-2 May, 1799, ff. 166, 179,
218.
[John] Kecumey, Vice Provost of Trinity
CoUege. Dublin ; 2 May, 1798, f. 181,
with eneloewre,
Bichard Owen Cambridge; [Twicken-
ham], 15 May, 179&-2a Feb. 1799, ff.
186-189, 203.
John Ireland [Dean of Westminster];
Croydon, London, 30 Jane, 1798, fL
190.192.
S[amuel] J[a(^8on] Pratt; Cambridge,
13 July, 1798, f. 194.
Cbr[istopher] Anstey; Bath, 1 Nov.
[17]98, 7 Mar. [17]99, it 197, 210.
A Pkoiestant ;** 25 Jan. [17]99, f. 199.
Digitized by
812 ADDITIONAL MSB., 82,878-82,984.
[RichArd] Munkhoiue, D.D. ; St John's
[Cambridge], 11 Feb. 1799, f. 201.
[Sir] John Skynner [formerly Chief
Baron]; Bath, 28 Feb. 1799, f. 208.
W[Ulia]m Cobbett ; Philadelphia, 12
Mar. 1799, t 212.
[John] Hataell; 16 Mar. 1799, f. 214.
[Welbore Ellis, Baron] Mendip ; London,
29 Mar. 1799, f. 216.
H[annah] More ; London, 20 May [1799],
ff. 220, 221.
EUifl Cornelia Knight ; London, Windsor,
6 June, 1802-29 June, 1809. lial aud
Eng, ff. 226, 229, 261.
Matthew Montagu [afterwards Lord
Bokeby] ; Sandleford Tncry, 11 Apr.
1804, f. 232.
Edward Daniel Clarke [LL.D., Professor
of Mineralogy] ; Cambridge [etro.
Interspersed are a few copies
graphical notices of him at the
Let into the binding are seals of
Paper. Quarto.
22.977. Letters from the Bev. Jeremiah Milles [aftei-wards Dean of
Exeter] to his uncle, Thomas Milles, D.D., Bishop of Waterford,
giving an account of cities and objects of interest visited on his
travels from Innsbruck to Dunquerque, ^ Sept.-J| Kov. 1737.
They have been marked apparently for the press. [See Add. MSS.,
15,773^16,776.] Paper. Folio.
22,978-22,998. Journals of the travels of the Bey. Bichard Pocooke,
LL.D. [afterwards Bishop of Meath] in Europe, 'Kgypt, and the
Levant, with historical and political descriptions of the countries
visited ; 1733-1741. Twenty-one volumes. Paper. Quarto.
22.978. Vol. I. Tour throngh France and North Italy, including
1804]-19 Sept. 1814, ff. 284. 238, 240,
242. 268, 275-277.
Alex[ander] Fraser Tytler [Scottish Lord
of Session]; Woodhouselee, 9 Nov.
1804, 3 Aug. 1809, ff. 236. 266.
3d[ary] Tighe ; Dublin, 2 Aug. [1806], f.
248.
Lydia White; Edinburgh, Dublin, Flo-
rence, etc., 1 Deo. 1807-24 Sept. 1816,
ff. 250, 255, 258, 291, 295.
C. M. Fanshawe ; , 14 July [1807],
f. 263.
Qliarquis] Spineto ; Cambridge, 14 June,
1811, f. 271.
J[ohn] Cfhetwode] Eustace; [19 June,
1813], f. 273.
Samuel Parr [LLJD.]; Hatton, 5 Dec.
1814-31 July [1815], ff 279-290.
of letters of Mathias, with bio-
beginning and end of the volume,
some of the principal wiiters.
Home, in the form of lettera to his mother ;
with corrections in Pococke's hand
kSept.
1733-^,1734;
'22,979-22,983. Vols. U.-yi. Journal of part of the ^arae tour, from
Antibes in France to Rome and through Ni»rth Italy ; 3 Dec. 1733-
1 July, 1734. In five volumes ; with engravings. Autograph.
22,984-22,995. Vols. VII.-XVIII. Journal of travels through various
countries of Europe, ending with a voyage from Leghorn to Alex-
andria in Egypt ; May, 1736-^ 1737. Twelve volumes ; with
• engravings. Autograph. Arranged as follows : —
22,984. Vol. VII. Flanders and Holland as far as Haarlem.
Digitized
byGoogk
ADDITIONAL MSS., 22,986—23,003. 813
22.985. Vol. Vm. Holland; the Circle of Westphalia, wi. ; Cloves,
Osnabruck, Paderborn, Pyrmont^ Munster ; and the Circle of Lower
Saxony, viz, Brunswick to Zell.
22.986. Vol, IX. The Circle of Lower Saxony, viz.: Luneburg,
Verden, Bremen, Lauenburg, Holstein, and Mecklenburg.
22.987. Vol. X. The Circle of Upper Saxony, viz. Pomerania,
Poland, Brandenburg, and Anhalt.
22.988. 22,989. Vols. XI., XII. The Duchy of Saxony and Dresden.
22.990. Vol. XIII. The Kingdom of Bohemia.
22.991. Vol. XIV. The Circles of Bavaria and Austria.
22.992. Vou XV. The Kingdom of Hungary.
22.993. Vol. XVL The Duchies of Styria, Carinthia, Goritz, Car^
niola, and CiUi.
22.994. Vol. XVH. North Italy.
22,996. Vol. XVIII. Voyage from Leghorn to Alexandria; with an
account of Africa and Egypt generally, and of Alexandria.
22.996. Vol. XIX. " An account of Mines, Minerals, and of the Pro-
cess of Minerals in Germany and other Parts."
22.997, 22,998. Vols. XX,, XXI. Journal of travels through various
countries of Europe, and in Egypt and the Levant ; in the form of
letters to his mother ; 1736-^^ 1741. Two volumes ; with
corrections in Pococke's hand.
22,999-23,001. Journal of Dr. Bichard Pocooke's travels in England
and Wales ; written in the form of letters to his mother ; 12 May-
19 June, 1751, 2 June-29 Nov. 1764, 15 Aug. -5 Oct. 1756, and
24 Mar.-[June?] 1757. In three volumes; with corrections in
Pococke's hand. In Vol. HE., at f. 8, is an itinerary of a Welsh
tour, and at f. 84 the copy of a letter from Dr. Pococke to his
mother, giving the journal of a short tour through parts of Eng-
land, Scotland, and Ireland, 27 Sept.-5 Nov. 1747. An itinerary of
a journey of fifteen weeks round Ireland in 1752, in Dr. Pococke's
hand, is inserted at f. 87. See Add. MS. 15,800. Paper. Quarto.
28,002. Miscellaneous scientific treatises, viz '
1. Treatise on the Astrolabe, by Geoffrey Chaucer, f, 3.
2. Tractatus de composicione naviculse [an instrument for astronomical
observation], f. 29.
3. " Tractatus secundum Oalfridum [sive Gualterum de Vino Salvo],
super Palladium de plantaoicnibus et insercionibus arborum," f. 32.
Digitized by
814 ADDITIONAL MSS., 23,003-*SS,006.
4. Nioholai Bolardi traotatas de generatione^ rectificatione et altera-
tione arborum, f. 46.
5. Tractatos de pbilosopMa natural!, incip. ''Philosophi Naturales
dixemnt vas vacuam non esse," etc.y f. 50.
Vellum ; xvth cent. Belonged to J. Gobbes in 1637. Octavo.
23.003. Original letter from General Napoleon Bonaparte to bis
brother Joseph Bonaparte, **d6put6 au Gonseil des 600;" Gairo,
7 Thermidor [25 July, 1798]. Fr. Holograph; with the signature
torn off, and with seal. Endorsed by Lord Nelson, Found on tbe
person of tbe courier," Preceded by two notes by Dawson Turner
and an engraved portrait of Napoleon from a drawing from life by
T. Phillips, E.A., 1802 ; and followed by a transcript of the letter,
and a portrait of Napoleon published in 1821. Paper. Quarto.
23.004. Original letters of the Emperor Napoleon Bonaparte I. to
Marshal [Louis Alexandre] Berthier [afterwards Prince de Neuf-
oh&tel et de Wagram], Minister of War; 6 Yendemiaire, an 13
[27 Sept. 1804]-4 Compl^mentaire, an 13 [21 Sept. 1805]. Fr. In
the handwiiting of Baron Agathon Jean Francois Fain. Sign^ by
Napoleon. At ff. 43, 122 are original orders of [Denis Duo] Decr^
as Minister of Marine ; 3 Nivdse, 26 Germinal, an 13 [24 Dec. 1804,
16 Apr. 1805] ; and at f. 284 is a minute by Marshal Berthier. At
the beginning of the volume is an engraved portrait of Napoleon,
from a drawing by T. Phillips, B.A., 1802. Paper. Quarto.
23,006. " Drawings and plans of houses intended for the residence of
different members of the North family," in water colour and Indian
ink. Included is " a ground plan of the intended gardens, Water-
works, and building of the Bev* Doctor Montague North [D.D.
1767] of Stemfeld, co. Suffolk, with an estimate of the charges by
Henry Ellison," f. 16. Paper; xymth cent Large Quarto.
23,006. Original warrants, orders, and other official documents re-
lating to the county of Norfolk, chiefly concerning the raising of
troops and other military matters ; 1581-1663. Signatures ocgxxi o^
the following officers of state, and Sherifis, Justices, Commissioners
of Musters, ete., of Norfolk
{Sir] Edward Qere ; 1585-1596, ff. a, 6-
13, 16, 18, 23, 25.
[Sir] John Peyton; 1588-1596, ff 3, 8,
13-15, 17, 19, 21, 22, 24, 25.
Edward Flowerdew [Baron of the Ex-
chequer]; 28 Oct 1584. Holograph
letter, f. 5.
[Sir] William Heydon ; 1585-1592, ff. 6,
7, 9-12, 15-18.
[Sir] Nathanael Baoon; 158^1599, ff. 7,
21, 26, 29, 30.
[Sir] Arthur Henenyngbam; 1590-1602,
ff. 15, 16, 18, 20-26. 37-39.
[Sir] Robert Southwell ; 1595, ff. 19, 20.
H[umphrey] Guybon, Vicom. [Sheriff
of Norfolk]; 1596, f. 21.
[Captain] Edward Cnimwell ; 1597. f. 26.
aement Spilman; 1599, ff. 27-30.
Digitized by
ADDmOFAL MSB., 28,006—88,008. 816
[Sir] JohnTbwnaBheiid; 1589, ff. 27, 28,
30.
[Sir] Philip Woodehowse ; 1599-1602, iL
27, 29, 30, 37-39.
Edward Monndeford; 1599, f. 27.
[Sir] GhriBiopher Heydon; 1599, ff. 29,
30.
[Sir] Ro[ger] North ; 1600, ff. 82, 84.
[Sir] W[iiliam] Knollys, Treasurer of the
Household [afterwards Lord Knollys
and Earl of Banbury] ; 1600. ff 32, 34.
[Sir] He[iiry] Oooke [Cofferer of the
Household]: 1600, f. 32.
[Sir] Richard Browne ; 1600, f. 32.
Anthony Holte; 1600, f. 32.
[Sir] Thomas Egerton [afterwards Lord
Ellesmere], Lord Keeper ; 1600, f. 34.
T[homas SackviUe, Lord] Backhurst
[Lord High Treasurer, afterwards Earl
of Dorset]; 1600, f. 34.
[Charles Howard, Earl of] Nottingham
[Lord High Admiral] ; 1600, f. 34.
G[eorge Gary, Lord] Hunsdon [Lord
Chamberlain] ; 1600, f. 34.
[Sir] R[obert] Cecyll [Secretary of State,
afterwards Earl of SaUsbnry]; 1600,
f.84.
[Sir] J[ohn] Fortescne [Master of Be-
quests] ; 1600, f. 34.
[Sir] Bassingboume Gavdy; 1602, ft
87-39.
[Sir] Heniy Gaydy ; 1602, t 87.
[Sir] Thomas Lovell; 1602, f. 87.
[Sir] Charles Comwaleys ; 1602, ff. 37-89.
[Sir] Myles Corbett ; 1602, f. 39.
H[enry Frederic Howard, Baron] Ma-
trauers [afterwards Earl of Arundel] ;
1631, f. 40.
[Sir] Thomas Woodehowse ; 1631, f. 40.
[Sir] Bobert Kemp [Knt., afterwards
Bart.]; 1631, f. 40.
[Sir] J[ohn] Hobart [Bart.] ; 1644, f. 43.
Thomas Gaudy ; 1644, f. 43.
Prampingham] Gaudy; 1644, f. 4a
Thomas Sotherton ; 1644, f. 43.
Martin Sedley ; 1644, f. 43.
Francis Jermy ; 1644, f. 43.
Philip Bedingfleld ; 1644, f. 48.
Bobert Gooche; 1644, f. 43.
H[oratio Lord, afterwards Viscoimt]
Townehend ; 1662, f. 45.
[Sir] WiUUm D'Oyly [Knt., afterwards
Bart.]; 1662, ff. 45, 46.
[Sir] Ralph Hare [Bart]; 1662, f. 45.
[SirJWilliam Gaudy [Bart.] ; 1662, 1663;
with seal, ff. 45, 46, 48.
Thomas Rychardson [Baron of Cramond,
in Scotland] ; 1662, f. 46.
[Sir] Philip Wodehowse ; 1662, f. 4^
[Sir] J[ohn] Holland [Bart] ; 1662, f. 46.
[Sir] Robert Paston [Bart., afterwards
Viscount Yaimouib] ; 1662, f. 46.
[Sir] Bobert Baldook; 1668; withsscO,
f.48.
Paper. Folio.
83.007. Lettbrs and ordinances from Queen EHzabeth, James I., the
Privy Council, and others, to the Sheriff Justices, and Commis-
sioners of the Musters of co. Norfolk, with the answers and other
papers, transcribed apparently by Sir Eichard Jenkinson, Knt^
Sheriff of co. Norfolk, 1600, 1601 ; 1600-1609. At f. 46 b is a •* Tabula
Hundredarum, oppidorum, villarumque infra com. NorflFolciae." The
originals of some of the documents are in the preceding volume.
Paper ; xvnth cent. Polio.
23.008. Extracts from the registers and account-books of various
parishes in oo. Norfolk, made by Goddard Johnson, together with a
brief history of the parish first named, viz. : Du^am Parva ;
1676-1818, f. 2;— North Elmham, 1638-1628, f. 32 Sbipdham,
1511-1676, f. 89 Watton, 1560-1733, f. 157 Bintry, 1613, 1619,
£ 163;— Holt, 1592-1723, f. 164;-.Aykham, 1653-1657, f. 165.
Ff. 86-88, 165 are in the handwriting of Dawson Turner. Paper;
xixth cent. Quarto.
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ADDITIONAL MS8^ 28,009—88,008.
23)009. ExTRAcrs from the parish acootmi-books of Shipdham, o6."Nor-
folk ; with notes and illustrations, by Samuel Losh, farmer and
land- valuer, of Barton Bendish, and formerly of Shipdham ; 1511—
1797. Paper ; xixth cent. Quarto.
23.010. Extracts from the parish account-books of Pulham St. Mary
Magdalen, co. Norfolk, by Goddard Johnson ; 1558-1620. Paper;
MXth cent. Quarto.
23.011. " A BRIEF historical account of the Church of St. Peters of
Mancroft in the City of Norwich, of its antiquity and name, with
draughts of all the Monuments, with every inscription on them,
and on each grave-stone and brass plate in the whole Church ; with
all the effigies and coats of arms, and whatever else is worthy of
observation therein, by B[enjamin] Mackerell;" 1736. With an
index, f. 94, and Begister of the Bectors and church officers ; 1653-
1736, f. 107. [See also Add. MSS. 9,870, 12,625, 12,626.] Paper.
Octavo.
23.012. Collections for the history of Great Yarmouth, co. Norfolk,
by Henry Swinden, author of " The History and Antiquities of the
ancient Burgh of Great Yarmouth" (Norwich, 1772), consisting
chiefly of copies of charters, and extracts from official records.
Autograph, Paper; ZYiiith cent. Formerly belonging to J[ohn]
Ives, the Suffolk antiquary. Folio.
23,013-23,023. "An Essay towards a topographical history of the
County of Norfolk By Francis Blomefield, rector of Fei-sfield,
in Norfolk." The|>rtii<ec{ edition of 1805-1807 ; with the continuation
by Charles Parkin, A.M., Bector of Oxburgh, 1807-1810, And with
additional printed and MS. matter. The coats of arms are coloured,
and drawings and engravings of arms, seals, antiquities, e(o., are in-
serted and entered on the margins. Eleven volumes. In Vol. I. f. 3
is an original letter from the Bev. C. Parkin to Bev. F. Blomefield ;
[18 Mar. 1756]. Paper; xixth cent. Quarto.
23,024-23,062. Drawings, engravings and etchings, including nu-
merous portraits, maps, etc., collected by Dawson Turner to illustrate
Blomefield's "History of Norfolk;" 1810-1847. Alphabetically
arranged under names of places. In twenty-nine volumes. In-
terspersed are explanations of the plates, with other additional
matter printed and in MS.^ including pedigrees of the following
families : —
Heydon, of Baoonathorpe. I. f. 173.
Freke, of West Bilney. XL f. 169.
Dashwood, of Cley. V. f. 6.
Jemingham, of Goasey. Y. f. 77.
Bedingfeld, of Ditchinghau. YI. f. 48.
Dickson, of HardtDgharo. YIII. f. 44.
Gameys, of Hedenham. YIII. f. .102.
Folke8,of HUiingtoiu YUL f. 191.
Digitized by
ADDITIONAL MSS., 23,068—23,066.
817
Stephens, of St. Faith's. IX. f. 116.
Blofeld, of HoTeton. IX. f. 133.
Giidlestone, of KeUing. X. f. 75.
Beauchamp Proctor, of Langley Park.
X. f. 157.
Mordaxmt, of Massingham. XII. f. 67.
Astley, of Melton Constable. XII. f. 108.
Lombe. of Great Melton. Xn. f . 1 1 1 .
Gurney, of Norwich. XV. f. 182.
Symonds, of Great Orme8by..XVIII. f 20.
Bedingfeld, of Oxburgh. XVm. f. 68.
Pa8ton,of Paston. XVni. f. 116.
Townsend, of Bainham. XVIII. f. 174.
Bemey, of Parkhall, in Beedham. XIX.
f. 122.
Buxton, of Shadwell. XX. f. 69.
Dnrrant, of Scottowe. XX. f 132.
Chad, of Thuraford. XXni. ft. 30, 31.
Suckling, of Wootton. XXVI. f. 32.
Brograve, of Worsted. XXVI. f. 86.
Costerton, of Yarmouth. XXIX. f. 169 K
Syjnonds.ofSuffield. XXIX.ff.l71b,173.
Original letters to D. Turner are also included fromG. W. Steward;
Caistor, 4 Apr. 1846, IV. f. 136; -Samuel Wilson Eix; n.rf., VI.
f. 38 ; — John Adey Eepton ; Springfield near Chelmsford, — Jan.
1847, XIV. f. 148;— Robert Fitch ; Norwich, 13 July, 1843, XVIL
f. 115;— [Rev.] Frederic Loathes; Reedham, 22 June, 1847, XIX.,
f. 123. Paper; xyiuth, sixth centt. Quarto.
23,053-23,062. Additional drawings, engravings, efc, illustrating
Blomefield's "History of Norfolk," collected hy Dawson Turner;
1846-1857. Arranged alphabetically under names of places. In
ten volumes. In Vol. I., f. 276, is an original letter from Rev.
Henry Crowe to D, Turner ; Bath, 3 Jan. 1829 ; and the following
pedigrees, mostly printed^ are also included : —
Ivee. X. f. 107.
Laoon. X. f. 111.
Leake. X. f. 112.
Loveday. X. f. 113.
Manby. X. f. 113 b.
Manning. X. f 115 b.
Palgrave. X. f 117.
Paston. X. f. 118.
Dawson Tamer. X. f. 120.
Descent of the Manor of Eastall in I
Denver. II. f. 175.
Manby, of Middleton, co. York, eic II,
ff. 177, 178; X. f. 113 b.
Pratt. Vn. f.277.
LeGroos. VHI. f. 114.
Le Neve. IX. f 55.
Ferrier. X. f. 104.
England. X. f. 105 b.
Paper ; xixth cent. Quarto.
23.063. "Catalogue of engraved portraits of Natives of Norfolk, and
men otheiwise connected with the County, arranged as well accord-
ing to their locality as in alphabetical order;" by Dawson Turner.
Paper; 1848. Quarto,
23.064. Catalogue of the illustrations to Blomefield's " History of
Norfolk," collected by Dawson Turner, together with those in the
printed work, and including also original deedn and pedigrees;
arranged alphabetically according to subjects. Paper; 1835. Quarto.
23,066. " Catalogue of Engravings, Etchings, and original drawings
and deeds, etc, etc, collected towards the illustration of the topo-
graphy of Norfolk, and inserted in a copy of Blomefield's History
of that county in the library of Dawton Tumor, Esq., at Yar-
MSS. — 1859. 3 G
Digitized
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ADDITIONAL MSS., 88,066--28,0t9.
month; mdcccxij." Arranged alplial)etix3ally according to parishes.
Prm^eci; with ikf5. additions. Paper; 1841-1846. Quarto.
23.066. Another copy of the same. Printed; with MS. additions.
Paper ; 1841-1846 [^]. Large Octavo.
23.067. Descriptive catalogue of original deeds, etc., xiith-xviith
centt., relating to Norfolk, with a few relating to other counties,
collected by Dawson Turner* See Add. Charters 14,509-14,993.
Paper ; xiKth cent. Quarto.
The following numbers, 23,068-23,098, comprising the autograph collections
of Oeorge Vertue, the engraver^ formed a part of the library of Horace
Walpole : —
23,068-23,074. Common-place books of G. Vertue containing observa-
tions upon art, biographical notices of aiiiists, descriptions of pic-
tures, sculpture, medals, etc., in public and private collections,
extracts from books, and miscellaneous memoranda, with a few
rough sketches; 1713-1754. Seven volumes. Autography except
Vol. I., which is a transcript of the original, Add. MS. 21,111,
with corrections by the author.
23.075. Notes for the lives of English and foreign painters, by G.
Vertue; 1720-1721. T&Tily autograph. At f. 33 are proposals for
the regulation of the^ Academy of Painting ; Dec. 1720 ; and at
f. 74 is a short treatise, entitled ** For the Improvement of the Art
of Delineing in this nation." Paper. Folio.
23.076. Memoranda relating to contemporary English painters, sculp-
tors, engravers, etc.^ as well as to foreign artists resident in England,
by G. Vertue ; Sept. 1722- Jan. 173f. At the end, reversing the
volume, are an "Alphabet of Heads engraved before Nov. 1723,"
f. 57 b ; — a fuller " Alphabet of Heads," f. 55 b ; — and a chrono-
logical list of G. Vertue's engravings, beginning in 1708, f. 53 b.
Autograph. Paper. Folio.
23.077. Notes relating to English coins and coinage, partly original
and partly extracted from printed works and MSS., by G. Vertue ;
1739-1751. Autograph. Paper. Folio.
23.078. Chronological catalogue of English and foreign engravers,
with lists of their works and critical notes, by G. Vertue. Auto-
graph; with indexes by the author and Horace Walpole. Paper;
drca 1730-1750. Folio.
23.079. Memorials of persons, arts, and artists," consisting chiefly
of criticisms on paintings, engravings, and crayon drawings, and
ADDITIONAL MSS., 23,080—23,083.
819
biographical notes and anecdotes, by G. Yertne ; 1739-1748. Auto-
graph. Paper. Folio,
23.080. " The use of the Peusill in the most excellent art of Limning
in Water Colours." Printed, but with considerable variations, as
. the second part of " Graphice. The use of the pen and pensil, or
the most excellent art of Painting. By William Sanderson, Esq."
(London, 1658. Folio.) With notes by G. Vertue. Paper; xviirfi
and xviiith centt. Folio.
23.081. Miscellaneous notes, extracts, catalogues of pictures, efc., by
G. Vertue ; 1722-1735. Mostly autograph. Included are : —
1. Notices of Dutch painters, translated from Carol van Mander*8
" Schilder-boeck," f 8.
2. Notes relating to Richard Symonds, of Black Notley, co. Essex ; and
of his observations upon pictures seen in England in 1653, f. 80.
See Eg. MS. 1,636, f. 88.
8. Observations on the art of engraving, f. 39 b.
4. Poem on the art of engraving, dedicated to G. Vertue, f. 49.
5. " Catalogue of all the pictures in the Ashmolean Museum at Oxford,
taken June 1722," f. 57.
6. " List of Sir Peter Lely's great collection of Pictures,** etc.^ sold
18 Apr. 1682, f. 74.
7. ** A description of y* Academy which was establis'd by y* late
King of Prussia," f. 82.
8. Observations on Three Essays on the Art of painting
wrote by Nahtanoi Nos-Drahcir [Jonathan Bichardson] sot in a true
light," etc., f. 85.
Paper. Quarto.
23.082. "Remarks on painters," e<c., by G. Vertue; circa 1751. Auto-
graph, Included are —
1. Observations upon the art of engraving, and the foundation of a
professorship of drawing at the Universities, ff. 7, 46.
2. Notes on the lives of Dutch painters, translated from Arnold
Houbraken's Groote Schouburgh der Nederiantsohe Konstschilders
en Schilderessen," ff. 13, 58.
3. Notes on the origin and progress of the " Academy of Painting ;"
1711-1750, f. 33 b.
4. Notes on the life, and a list of the works, of Wenceslas Hollar, £ 48.
Paper. Quai-to. ,
23.083. Notes for the history of engraving in England, by G. Vertue ;
1751. At f. 37 are also translated extracts from Jacob Campo
Weyermann*s " Ue Levens-beschrijvingen der NederlandscheEunst-
schilders en Kunstschilderessen." Paper. Quarto.
3 G 2
Digitized by
820
ADDITIONAL MSS., 23,084-23,088.
23.084. Notes for the lives of English and foreign painters, etc, by
G. Vertiie ; 1731-1744. Autograph. The contents are —
1. Catalogue of the library of G. Vertne [?] ; Sept. 1744, ff. 6, 50.
2. Scheme for publishing a series of engravings of portraits of artists
painted by themselves in the gallery of the Grand Duke of Florence ;
14 Nov. 1738, f. 14; with a list of the same procured in 1739, f. 14.
3. Abstract of a MS. entitled " Le Vite de Pittori composte da
Gioseffo Ghezzi Pittore e Segretario dell' Accademia del desegno
a Boma Tanno 1634, nacqiie Tanno 1674 fu Segretario di San
Luca," f. 22. The MS., but without the author's name, is now
Harl. MS. 6,032.
4. Biographical notes of English and Dutch painters, f. 32.
Paper. Quarto.
33.085. Notes and extracts relating to the fine arts, by G. Vertue ;
. 1738-1741. Mostly autograph. Included are —
1. Extracts from the records at the Tower relative to painting in
England; 12-52 Hen. III. [1227-1268]. Lai. f. 6.
2. Catalogue of statues, busts, etc., of the Earl of Pembroke, at Wilton ;
Oct. 1738, f. 18.
3. " Painters' pictures done by their own hands in the Grand Dukes
gallery " at Florence ; [1739], f. 24.
4. Pictures of Sir Robert Walpole at Whitehall and Houghton ; 8, 21
July, 1739, ff. 47, 51.
5. Remarks upon four historical pictures ; as printed in " A descrip-
. tion of Nine historical prints .... by George Vertue (London,
1776), ff. 54-90.
Paper. Quarto.
23.086. MiscELLANEODS notes concerning antiquities, extracts from
Leland, the Cecil State Papers, the Bodleian Library Catalogue, and
other works, descriptions of MSS., e/c, by G. Vertue; 1737-1741.
Autograph. At f. 71 is a treatise on stone monuments; Jan. 174f ; —
and at f. 92 notes on hieroglyphics. Paper. Quarto.
23.087. Notes of tours through the counties of Essex, Suffolk, Norfolk,
Hants, Wilts, Warwick, Gloucester, and Oxford, with a few rough
sketches, by G. Vertue ; 1739, 1740. Autograph. Included also are
notes on Sir Robert Walpole's pictures at Whitehall, and Mr.
Bagnal's in Soho Square, ff. IC, 19 b. Paper. Quarto.
23.088. Notes and extracts on miscellaneous historical and anti-
quarian subjects, by G. Vertue; circa 1746. Mostly autograph. In-
cluded are original letters to G. Vertue from John Anstis [Garter
King at Arms]; 25 Apr. 1743, f. 29; — and [Eev,] S[amuel]
Pegge, on Saxon coins; Godmersham, 7 Mar. 1743[4], f. 34. Paper.
Quarto.
ADDITIONAL MSB.,* 23,089-23,096. 821
23.089. Journals of totirs, notes and extracts, with a few drafts of
letters, relative to antiquities and ihe fine arts, ete., by G. Vertne ;
1731-1747, Autograjph. Included are —
1. Accounts of tours in Sussex and Surrey ; with a few rough sketches;
1747. At f. 17 is a note by Horace Walpole, fF. 9, 25.
2. List of prints engraved by Giacomo Frey at Borne ; with prices,
f. 46.
3. List of seals engraved for Government by John RoUos ; 1741,
ff. 57, 58.
4. Observations by Q, Vertue on his connection with the publishing
firm of Enaptons, and on the state of his affairs in 1747, ff. 68, 112.
5. Notes on the church of Great Malvern, co. Worcester, f. 88.
6. Notes concerning the life and works of Carlo Maratti, the painter,
f. 108 b.
7. Notes concerning the life and works of Edmund Spenser; 1731,
ff. 115-i:]4,
8. Catalogues of the pictures of [Edward Harley, 2nd] Earl of Oxford ;
1741, f. 176 of [William Bateman, 1st] Viscount Bateman, f. 178 ;—
of Bagnal, f. 178 and of Sir Bobert Walpole, f. 179.
Paper. Quarto.
23.090. Various collections, abstracts,'* eic^ relating to art, anti-
quities, and English history, with a few drafts of letters, by G.
Vertue; 1731-1751. Autograph. Included are catalogues of pic-
tures at Tichfield, Bulstrode, and Penshurst, ff. 91, 95, 108; — and a
professional diary of G. Vertue; 10 Nov. 1748-29 May, 1749, f. 97.
Paper. Quarto.
23.091. Various collections and extracts*' relating to art, anti-
quities, and English history and literature, with drafts and copies
of letters, by G. Vertue ; 1740-1752. Mostly autograjph. Included
are —
1. Notes relating to the Society of Antiquaries; Feb.-Deo. 1740, ff. 13,
15.
2. Catalogue of "Pictures sold at the Duke of Portland's;" with the
names of purchasers and prices, f, 54.
3. ** Some account of G. V[ertue] from 1709 to 1741." Autograph, f, 65.
4. Verses " on the celebrated English poets collected engraved and
published by Mr. Vertue," ff. 92, 123.
5. Notes on the English poets from Chaucer to Dryden, f. 97.
Paper. Quarto.
23,092-23,096. Miscellaneous notes and extracts, chiefly relating to
art and antiquities ; with autobiographical and other memoranda,
items of expenses, etc., by G. Vertue; 1715-1752. Autograph. Five
volumes. At the end of Vol. IV., reversed, are entries conceraing
members of the Vertue family, from 1536. Papei*. Duodecimo.
Digitized by
S22 ADDITIONAL MSB., 28,097—23,099.
23.097. ALFHABfmoAL list of portraits mentioned in the collections of
G. Vertue, preceded by a brief description of the contents of the
several volumes; circa 1752. Autograph, Paper. Folio.
23.098. Alphabetical " index of Engravers, extracted from [George]
Vertue's MSS., 1761, by Horace Walpole." Autograph. Paper.
Folio.
28.099. Original letters addressed to Pierre Adn'en de Yignacourt,
Grand Master of the Order of St. John of Jerusalem, by Knights
and others connected with tbe order ; 1690-1696. JPr, The writers
are —
Le Chevalier [Joseph] de CoIIongue-
Foresta; Marseilles, 15 Oct.-27 Dec,
1690, flf. 2, 28, 40.
L'agent F. d* Escluseaulx ; Paris, 30 Aug.
1690-21 May, 1696, ff. 6, 10, 42, 78,
108, 164, 166, 257, 267, 274, 346, 352,
356, 360, 371, 373, 383, 420, 422, 4G9,
499, 509, 525.
Le Chevalier [Evrard] Desfoumeaux [do
Cruickenbourg] ; Brussels, 1 Sept.
. 1690-23 Apr. 1696, ff. 8, 30, 34, 76,
86, 102, 140, 142, 162, 176, 189, 237,
282, 290, 298, 385, 424, 521.
[Jacques d'Ancezune-] Caderousse [Sei-
gneur de Chuselau], Grand Prieur de
St. Gilles; Aries, 12 Sept 1690-
14 Oct. 1691, ff. 12, 36, 54, 100.
[Fran^oise de Faure] de Mirandol, Prior-
ess of St. Murk, Martel; 18 Sept.
1690-19 Feb. 1696, ff. 14, 44, 154, 174,
182, 239, 250, 265, 296, 505.
Soeur A. de Mirandol, Beligieuse de St.
Jean ; Monastery of St. Mark, Martel,
18 Sept. 1690-8 Mar. 1693, ff. 14, 44,
154, 239,
Le Chevalier Andre' de Clemans ; Taras-
con, Aries, 5 Oct. 1690-30 Dec. 1696;
with enclosures^ ff. 16, 72, 82, 92, 172,
272, 294, 571, 598.
Fran9oi8 de Torcy, Prior of the Temple
at Paris; Paris, 6 Oct 1690-16 Sept.
1696 ; with endomres. The first let-
ter signed also by H[ippolite] D[e Hau-
dessens] D'£scluseaulx, J. de Fon-
taine and Henry Siegle. ff. 18, 235,
428, 565.
The Religieuses of the Convent of St.
John at Toulouse; 17 Oct. 1690-27
Mar. 1694. Signed by Sceurs Marie de
Touges, Julie de Castelane, M. de la
Bastide, Elisabet de Heyres, Marie de
Chastanet and others, ff. 20, 227, 366.
[Fran9oi8 d'Auvet] Des Marestz [d'Au-
villars]. Grand Prior of Aquitaine;
Paris, 25 Oct. 1690-24 Mar. 1691,
ff. 22, 52, 58.
S. de Lnu [de] Bettembourg ; Brussels,
28 Oct. 1690, 12 Jan. 1692, ff. 24,
191.
Le Commandeur Bellotte; Rheims, 15
Nov. 1690, 27 July, 1691, ff. 26, 84.
[Gaspard d*Agout-01ieies] Commandeur
de Barbentane ; Toulouse, 4 Dec. 1690,
22 July, 1693, ff. 32, 150, 229, 286.
Le Chevalier [Jean Philippe] de Sou-
biran d'Arifat, Commandeurde Capele ;
Aries, 27 Dec. 1690-9 Sept. 1695, ff. 38,
88, 92, 146, 152. 178, 186, 231, 241, 467.
Le Chevalier de Relhanette; Martel,
Aries. 9 Jan., 10 Nov. 1691, ff. 46,
106.
Le Chevalier [Nicolas] Depons; Ville
Dieu, 15 Feb. 1691-15 Aug. 1696,
ff 50, 426, 563.
Jean Claude Viany, Prior of S. John at
Aix; Aix, 15 Mar. 1691, f. 56.
Le Chevalier [Benoit] de Baudier, Com-
mandeur de Robecour; Robecourt, 10
Apr. 1691, f. 60.
Le Chevalier [Jean Baptiste Louis de
Bocsosel] de Mongontier, bailli de
Lyon ; S. Paul, Lyon, 18 Apr. 1691-
5 Aug. 1693, ff. 62, 64, 280, 292.
Louis Antoine [de Noaill^s], Bishop-
Count of Chalons [sur Marne]; Paris,
23 Feb., 25 Apr. 1691 and n.d., ff. 66,
112, 497.
Le Commandeur [Rcn^ Gabriel de la
Barre] de Saunay ; Poitiers, 15 May,
1692 and n.d, ff. 68, 144.
Digitized by
ADDITIONAL
MSS., 28,099.
823
Guilhard, Ayocat; Aix, 13 May,
1691, f. 70.
Le Bailly et G^n^ral [Claude de Moreton-]
Gbabrillan ; Xio, Delos, 6 July, 4 Aug.
1691, ff. 80, 90.
Le Chevalier Frere [Sextius] de Segui-
ran d'Auribeau; Arlts, Aix, 16 Aug.
1691-10 Aug. 1696; with seal, ff. 92,
94, 148, 272, 561.
Soeiir A[nne de Percin] de Montgtiillard ;
[Touloufle], 13 Sept. 1690, f. 96.
Le Chevalier [Charlee] de Glandevee
Cuges : Niozelles, Marseilles, 23 Sept.
1691-20 Nov. 1696, ff. 98, 156, 168,
. 410, 412, 434, 479, 581, 585, 594.
SoBur Jeanne de Soubie; Toulouse,
7 Nov. 1691, f. 104.
Le Commandeur [Gabriel Charles de
Bernard] d'Auemes; Paris, 24 Deo.
1691, f. 110.
Jacques D'Alsy, " Secretaire de Mons' de
La Reynie, Conseiller d'estat Ordi-
naire;" Paris, 1 May, 1691, f. 114.
[Le Mar^chal Nicolas] Catinat [de la
Fauconnerie] ; **Au camp de la
Gorra,'' 20 June, 1691, f. 116.
[Jean Ferdinand] Jobelot, [President of
the Parliament of Besanyon] ; Besan-
9on, 2 July, 1691, f. 118.
Marquis [? Charles Joseph] Castagn^re
de Chasteauneuf [Ambassador at the
Porte]; Pera, Adrianople, 12 Aug.
1691-29 May, 1696, ff. 120-125, 193,
195, 203, 205, 211, 213, 307, 309, 313,
321, 323, 326, 332, 334, 390, 392, 399-
405, 483, 487, 489, 606, 608, 612-
619.
Claude Sieard; Mile, 18 Dec. 1691-24
Mar. 1695, ff. 126, 199, 317, 406, 408,
485.
Le Bailly [Jacques] de Noailles [son of
Anne, Mar^chal-Duo de Noailles];
Marseilles, 23 Mar. 1692-17 Nov.
1696, ff. 128, 138, 158, 246, 252, 276,
449, 523, 553, 591.
Le Chevalier [? Pierre] de [Blacas-] Gar-
ros, bailli de Manosque; Carro:;, 22
Jan. 1692, 10 July, 1695, ff. 134,
445.
Le Chevalier [Etienne-Joseph] de La-
fare ; Nice, 22 Mar. 1692, 3 Mar. 1694,
ff. 136, 338.
Chevalier [Jacques] de Bonneuille, Com-
mandeur de Boncourt ; Paris, 24 Oct.
1692, 22 JiUy, 1693, ff. 170, 233, 259,
288.
Frbre Antoine Cailhe; Lazaret de Pa-
lermo, 25 Nov. 1692, f. 184.
Elme Taulignan; Cephalonia, Zante,
23 Aug., 28 Sept. 1692, ff. 197, 215.
Mademoiselle Catin des Coulons ; Paris,
15 May, 1692, f. 201.
[Tousaaint de] Forbin, Cardinal de
Janson; Rome, 19 July [1692], f. 207,
Pfere F. Racine, Ancien Vicaire de Jeru-
salem ; Tripoli, 27 July, 30 Oct. 1692,
ff. 209, 221.
[Je'i6me] D*Audiffret, *' Lieutenant-G^n^
ral en T Admiraute Marseilles, 8 Oct
1692, f. 217.
L le Maire; Tripoli, 30 Oct. 1692-
3 Jan. 1693, ff. 219, 223, 303.
de Vauur^; Toulon, 21 Dec 1692,
f.225.
Le Chevalier [Charles Frotier] de la
Messeli^e; Marseilles, 24 Mar. Iti93,
f. 243.
lie Chevalier [Charles] de Certaine [de
Yilmolin]; Toul, 22 Apr. 1693 and
n.d., ff. 261, 600.
Fr^e C. Languet ; Toul, 22 Apr. 1693,
f. 261.
Philippes de Yendosme, Grand Prior of
France ; Paris, 1 May, 1693, f. 263.
Le Prieur^ d'Auvergne ; Lyon, 3 June,
1693. Signed by Chevalier de Mon-
gontier, Baly de Lyon, [Louis] de Fou-
gi^ du Cluzeau, [Jean] de St.
Yianoe and others, f. 280.
Le Chevalier [Gailluume] de Lasalle;
Cotron, 28 June, 1093, f. 284.
" Les Marguilliers et Antiens de la Par-
roise de St. Jean Paris, 1 Jan. 1693.
Signed by Carr^, Porliez,
iPetit, and others, f. 301.
[Jacques do] Galliffet [Seigneur de Tho-
lonnet]; Aix, 25 Jan. 1693, f. 305.
[? Jean Angus te de] Puisserguier et
Bermond; Gabian, 2 Apr. 1693,
f. 311.
Benoit de Fossan, Prefect des Capucius
de Tunis; Tunis, 4 May, 1693, f. 315.
Du Saidt; Tripoly, 19 June, 1693-
28 Feb. 1691, ff. 319, 330, 336, 394.
B. Mignot, Joseph Borel, and others,
•* Le Maire, Esohevins et Deputes du
Commerce " of Marseilles ; Marseilles,
21 Aug. 1693, f. 324.
Digitized by
824 ADDITIONAL MSB., 33,099, 23^00.
Dedans; Toulou, 22 Sept. 1693,
f. 328.
Le Chevalier [Louis Henri] de Fleu-
rigny; Paris, 26 Mar. 1694-23 Oct.
1696, ff. 340-584, passim.
Marguerite de Gadrieu [Pellonnes],
Prioress of St John of Toulouse ; 29
Mar. 1694, f. 342.
Le Chevalier [Hyacinte] de Montfort;
Ch&teau de Chamb^ry, 14 Mar. 1694-
21 July, 1695, ff. 354, 439, 457.
Le Chevalier [Charles de Choiseul] des
guilly, Commandeur de Thors; Chau-
mont, 2 July, 1694, f. 369.
Frftre Jean Arnold de Wacbtendonck ;
Cleves, 17 Aug. 1694, f. 375.
Le Commandeur de Veycilieu; Guita-
lens, 17 Jan. 1695, f. 414.
Le Chevalier Piero [la Chapelle] de
Jumilhac; Mille, 29 Mar., 19 Aug.
1695, ff. 430, 461.
Lieutenant-Colonel Wignacourt ; Cham-
bery, 15 May, 1695, f. 432,
Le Chevalier [Joseph de Doni] de Beau-
champ, Commandeur d*Aix, et Bailli
de Manosque ; Aix, 9 June, 10 July,
1695 and n.d., ff. 437 (unsigned), 447,
602.
Le Chevalier Louis deBousset, Beveditor
efo., 1 July, 1695-2 Nov. 1696, with
enclosures, ff. 441, 533, 538, 543, 545,
550, 587.
[?Niooks] Mesnager; Paris, 15 Jnly,
10 Nov. 1695, ff. 455, 495.
Le Chevalier [Bobert de Sallo] de Se-
magne ; Goze, 30 July, 1695, f. 459.
Le Chevalier [El^or] de Beaulieu [do
Bethomas]; La Calle de St. Paul,
Cape Pussaro, 24 Aug., 8 Sept. 1695,
ff. 463, 465.
J[ean] Defresnoy, Prieur de Champagne ;
Volene, Dijon, 24 Oct 1695, 2 Dec.
1696, ff. 473, 596.
Le Chevalier [Jacques Auguste May-
nard](leBellefontaine; Toulon, 21 Nov.
1695, 12 Jan. 1696 and n.d., ff. 477,
481, 501.
Maurel et Compagnie; Mille, 30 Aug.
1695, f. 491.
L'Intendant de Montmer; Marseilles,
22 Oct 1695, 19 Sept 1696, ff. 493,
604.
Pandy; Pand^, 10 Feb. 1696,
f. 503.
Le Commandeur [Claude] de [Seignoret]
Fabresan; Toulouse, 9 June, 20 Oct.
1696, ff. 541, 579.
F. C. A. B.; Montfrin, 22 July, 1696^
f. 548.
des gal^rea ; Lasaret, Corfu, Saragossa,
Among the enclosures are : — An agreement by the Sieur Blaise
Eoustagnene to practise medicine at Malta at a salary of 1,000 livres ;
Marseilles, 4 Dec. 1690, f. 4 ; — Copies of papers relative to the seizure
of goods of Knights of Malta in Flanders; 8 Mar.-16 May, 1693,
ff. 268-270 ; — Complaint of Guilhaumo Arisouze, Antoine Girard,
Pierre de Leynia and Martial la Kividre, inhabitants of Treignac,
against L6on de Dreuille, Commandeur de Venedi^re, for robbery
and violence ; [4 Mar. 1694], f. 396 ; — Charges laid before the Pro-
vincial Chapter of the Order held at Arlea, against M. de Beauchainp,
Commandeur d'Aix ; 4 May, 1695 ; with aeaZ, f. 436 ; with other
papers relating to the same, ff. 573, 577; — '*Extraits des Registres
du Conseil d'Etat "; 31 Jan.-19 Jnly, 1696. Partly printed, ff. 511,
513, 619, 627, 659. Copy of rules to be observed by the Members
of the Temple at Paris ; 18 Apr. 1696, f. 629. Paper. Folio.
23,100. Miscellaneous original letters ; 1621-1861. Fr, The writers
are : —
1. J. V. B. van Heuvel to Prince Maurice of Nassau; Soest, 23 Mar.
[? 1621] ; with seah, f. 1.
2. Prince Frederic Henry of Nassau to Constantin Huygens, Heer van
Digitized
byGoogk
ADDITIONAL MSS., 23,100.
825
"Zuylichem ; Boxtel, " dn Camp pr^s Ein[m]erick," " du Quartier
pr^ Kees," 9 Aug. [1633], 14, 29 Oct. [1639]; with aeaU, ff. 3,
6, 8. With fragmenta of letters and memuranda by the same, ff. 5,
10, 11.
3. Chalas to ; Paris, 21 May, 1639, f. 12.
4. G. de Vaurain to " Monsieur More de la Chambre du lit ; " HoUicour,
13 July, 1640, f. 14.
5. Liht of the magistrates of the Hague ; 25 Nov. 1644, f. 16.
6. to Constantin Huygens; Hague, 27 Dec. 1614. Unsigned;
with seal of arms, 1, 4, a cross botonn^, 2, 3, three fleurs-de-lis.
7. [Ernest Dominique de Ligne] Pnnce de Chimay to the Baron de
Vicque; Luxembourg, 13 Nov., 25 Dec. 1672, ff. 17, 18.
8. [Fran9ois Michel Letellier, Marquis de] Louvois [Minister of War]
to [Henri] d'Aguesseau [Intendant of Languedoc] ; S. Germain en
Laye, 8 Jan. 1682, f. 20.
9. [Jean Baptiste Colbei-t, Marquis] de Seignelay [Minister of Marine]
to the same; Versailles, 23 June, 1682, f. 21.
10. [? Andre Fran9ois Bouieau] Deslandes to ; Brest, 22 Jan.
1736, f. 22.
11. [Louis Philog^ne Brulart, Marquis de] Puyzieulx, [Minister of
Foreign Affairs] to [Louis Jean Marie de Bourbon, Due de
Penthi^vre] ; Fontainebleau, 14 Nov. 1749, f. 26.
12. [Jacob Nicholas] Moreau [Historiographer of France] to M. Njon,
bookseller ; Paris, 14 June [? 1786], f. 27.
13. Mademo to Madame Serres at London ; Amsterdam, 25 Mar.
1791, f. 28.
14. [Charles Grant] Vicomte de Vanx to Samuel Parker; London, 16
Dec. 1795, f. 30.
15. Lieut.-General [Joseph Volbrecht, Baron von] Kiedesel to [Sir]
Brook Watson, M.P.; Brunswick, 19 Jan. 1799, f. 32.
16. Bernard to [John] Pinkerton [Geographer and Antiquary] ;
[Paris], 4 Floreal, an 12 [24 Apr. 1804], f. 34.
17. [Andre Fran9ois] Miot [Comte de Melito], Conseiller d*etat, to the
same ; 15 Pluvidse, an 13 [4 Feb. 1805], f. 36.
18. B. H. to the same ; n.c2., f. 38.
19. Two copies of a petition of the Sieur Thomas Marie Catharine
de Masclary to the Fmperor Napoleon I.; Paris, 11 Aug. 1810,
f. 40, 42.
20. B. G. de Fienzel[?] to M. Auguir ; Paris, 19 Apr. 1815, f. 43.
21. [Charles Benoit] Hase [of the Biblioth^que Koyale of Paris] to
[Jean Baptiste Bonaventure de] Roquefort; 19 Apr. 1817, f. 45.
22. L. de .... [?] to ; Soeaux, 5 Feb. 1819, f. 47.
23. Adelaide to Sir Richard Phillips; Brussels, 31 Jan. [1820],
f. 49.
f. 16.
826 ADDITIONAL MSS., 23,100, 28,10L
24. E de rEspinjiBse, sous-pr^fet de Mortain, deparfement de la
Manche, to M. Botmann ; Mortain, 17 Aug. 1820, f. 51.
25. J[eaii] F[ran9oiB] Willems to ; Eecluo, 24 June, 1833, f. 52.
26. [Friedrich August Ferdinand Thomas] Baron de Reiffenberg to
; 28 Mar. 1835, f. 54.
27. [Le Comte Charles Marie Tannequey] Duchatel, Ministre du
Commerce, to [Augustus Frederic, Duke of Sussex] President of the
Eoyal Society of London; Paris, 14 July, 1835, f. 55.
28. R Chalon to [Constant Philippe] Serrure, Archiviste del'^ltat ;
Mons, 14 Sept. 1839, f. 56.
29. J[ean] Kickx [naturalist, etc.] to the same; 21 June, 1836, f. 58.
30. Goumain [^], a!ne, avocat, to the same ; n.d., f, 60.
31. L' Abbe [Jean Benolt Desire] Cochet to [? Charles Roach Smith,
F.S.A.]; Dieppe, 23 Feb. 1851, f. 62.
32. Petition of Judith, nee de Thomas, wife of Sieur de Lescours,
" Chambellan de S. M. le Roy de la gi-ande Bretagne," to Louis XIV.
of France, for restoration of her inheritance; n.d, [circa 1700], f 64.
33. Notes recueillies 4 Arras sur la Place de Valenciennes ; " n,d.,
f. 66.
34. Tissot to Madame Van Berchem ; nA., f. 68.
35. [Francois Placide Nicolas] Ferey to M. le Bar ; n.d, [ante 1807],
f. 70.
36. [Germain Ignace d'] Albony [de Montrosier ?], Chef d'^Jtat-Major,
to ; 3 Apr. [circa 1780], f. 72.
37. Rue . . . quefort to M. de Villenave ; n.d., f. 73.
38. *' Detail sur la vertu et la nature de THermodacte, traduit de
TArabe," f. 75.
39 Prinetan to [? Fran9ois Joseph] Naderman ; Chateau de
Tibaut ; «.a., f. 76.
40. La Comtesse de Tott to M. Dulau, bookseller ; London, «.a., f. 77.
41. [? Louis Aim6 Martin] to M. Pluquet; s.a. [ant^ 1847], f. 79.
42. Auguste Pilati to [Nicholas] Mori ; n.d,, f. 80.
Paper. Folio.
23,10L Original letters of eminent scholars; 1584-1722. The
writers are —
I.Isaac Casaubon to his son Jehan Casaubon ; Ely, 8 Aug. 1611.
Lat, 1 3.
2. [? Jehan] Casaubon to his brother [? Meric Casaubon] ; 1 Nov. 1632.
Fr. f. 4.
3. Meric Casaubon to John Oglander; ti.(i., f. 5.
4. Gerard John Vossius to Meric Casaubon ; 1 Jan. 1646. Lat. f. 7.
5. Hugo Grotius to Isaac Casaubon ; 2 Jan. 1612. Lat. f. 9.
6. Claudius Salmasius [Saumaise] to the same ; Heidelberg, 13 Dec.
1608. Lat. f. 10.
Digitized by
ADDITIONAL MSS., 28^01, 28,102. 827
7. Josepli Soaliger to Cliarles Labb6; Leyden, 12 Apr. 1606. Lat-
8. The same to Francisous Donsa ; Leyden, 10 Aug. s.a. LaU f. 12.
9. Jan Gi-uter to Jan Donsa; 9 Feb. 1584. Lat. f. 13.
10. Joshua Barnes [B.D., Eegius Professor of Greek at Cambridge] to
Joseph Beaumont, D.D., Regius Professor of Divinity; Emanuel
College, 12 July, 1678. Lai: f. 14.
11. Bernard de Montfaucon to Peter Needham; Paris, 20 Nov. 1710 —
3 June, 1722. Lat. flf. 15-26.
12. Pierre Guarin to the same ; Paris, 12 May, 1722. Lat f. 27.
13. Jean Leclerc to the same ; Amsterdam, 25 June, 15 Aug. 1710*
Lai. ff. 29, 32.
On the inside of the cover are the seals of M. Casaubon and
C. Saumaise. Paper. Folio.
23,102. Miscellaneous original letters of eminent foreigners, princi-
pally Frenchmen; 1558-[ciVca 1840]. The writers are: —
1. Count F[rancesco] Algarotti to General , oonceming David
Garrick; Pisa, 5 Mar. 1764. Fr. f. 6. .
2. [Henri Fran9ois] D'Aguesseau [Chancellor of France] to [Guillaume]
de Lamoignon [Seigneur de Blanc-Mesnil et Malesherbes], Avooat-
general; [? 1717-1723]. Fr. f. 8.
3. M[arc Pierre de Voyer, Comte] d*Argenson [to Jacques Benigne
Winslow, Professor of Anatomy at the Jardin des Plantes] ; Versailles,
1 Sept. 1750. Fr. f. 10,
4. [Jean Sylvain] Bailly to ; Chaillot, 11 May, 1784. Fr. f. 11.
5. [Hugues Bernard Maret] Due de Bassano [to Armand Auguste
Louis de Caulaincourt] Due de Vicenza; [po«< 1811]. Fr. f. 12.
6. P[ierre] Bayle to M. Pinsson des Kiolles, avocat au Parlement de
Paris ; 6 July, 1694. Fr. f, 14.
7. Uberto Benvoglienti to Anton Francesco Gori, Battez[ator]e di S.
Giovanni Firenze; Siena, 19 June, 1721. Ital. f. 16.
8. [Fran9ois Joachim de Pierre] Cardinal de Bemis to ; 2 Dec.
1758. Fr. f. 18.
9. Jean Bemouilli to Edmund Halley; Basel, 23 Nov. 1712. Lat.
f. 19.
10. H[ubeTt] Bilius to Constantin Huygens [Heer van Zuylichem];
Leyden, 17 Nov. 1625. Lat. f. 21.
11. Nicolaas van Blom to the same; n.d. Gr.; with translation in
Butch, i. 22.
12. J[ohann] F[riedrich] Blumenbach to ; Gottingen, 24 Nov.
, [ctroal790]. Qer. f. 25.
13. J[oachim] F[riednch] Blumenthal, Envoy from Brandenburg to
the States-General, to Constantin Huygens ; [10 Deo. 1640] and w.d.
Fr. ff. 26, 27.
f.ll.
B28
ADDITIONAL MSS., 28,102.
14. J[ohanne8] Baptista Boddens to ; Utrecht, 16 Mar. 1635.
LaL f. 29.
15. Gio[vanni] Batt[i8t]a Bodoni to Benedetto del Bene; Parma, 18
May, 1809. Ital. f. 31.
16. [L'Abb^ Jacques Benigne Bossuet, afterwards Bishop of Troyes]
to [his uncle Jacques Benigne Bossuet, Bishop of Meaux] ; Borne, 16
Sept., 19 Aug. 1698. Fr. Partly in cipher, ff. 36, 44.
17. [Francois Marie] Mar6chal ]>uc de Broglie to [Charles Grodefroi
de la Tour d'Auvergne] Duo de Bouillon; Versailles, [1742-1 745 J.
Fr. f. 61.
18. Burlamaqui to M. Huber, merchant at Lyon; London, 11
Oct. 1699. Fr. f. 62.
19. [Charles Alexandre] de Calonne [French Minister of Finance] to
Edwards; 20 Jan. [ante 1803]. Fr. f. 64.
20. [Augustin Pyrame] De CandoUe, Professor [of Botany at Geneva],
to [?Gaetano] Savi, Professor of Botany at Pisa; Geneva, 31 Oct,
1820. Fr. f. 65.
21. [Charles Eugene Gabriel de la Croix, Marquis de] Castries to ;
Paris, 9 Deo. 1757. Fr. f. 66.
22. [Francois Claude, Marquis de] Chauvelin to ; Paris, 14 Dec.
1765. Fr. I 68.
23. [6 tienne Fran9oi8] Duo de Choiseul to M. de la Balue ; Ver-
sailles, 18 Mar. 1770. Fr. f. 70.
24. ^[tienne] Claviere to ; Paris, 80 Sept. 1788. Fr. f. 71.
25. [Fran9ois de Franquetot] Marechal [Comte, afterwards Due] de
Coigny to "le bailly et o£&ciers de Fenestrange ;" au camp
d'Hepenheim, 18 Sept. 1735. Fr. f. 73.
26. [Georges Leopold Chretien Fr^d6ric Dagobert] B[aro]n Cuvier to
Samuel Edward; 10 Dec. [1823]. Fr. f. 74.
27. [?Alix] Desgranges [? Professor of Turkish at the College de
France] to [ Magnytot]; [circa 1840], JFV. f. 76.
28. [Philippe Nerioault] Destouches, de TAeademie Fran9ai8e, to the
"officiers de la maitrise de Fontainebleau ;" Fortoiseau, near Melun,
12 Feb. 1740. Fr. f. 77.
29. [Godefroi Comte] D'Est^ades [Governor of Dunkirk] to ;
Dunkirk, 4 Mar. 1650. Fr. f. 79.
30. L[ouis Cesar Letellier, Comte] D*Estr^, Mar6chal de France;
Paris, 30 Sept. [ante 1771]. Fr. f. 80.
31. [Gabrielle Emilie le Tonnelier de Breteuil, Marquise Duchatelet
Lomont] to [Louis Bufile de Brancas] Comte de Foroalquier;
1 Deo. [arUe 1749]. Fr. f. 82.
32. [Jean Francois] Ducis, de Tlnstitut National, to ; Paris,
17 Germinal, an 9 [7 Apr. 1801]. Fr. f. 84.
33. [General Charles Fran9oi8 Duperrier] Dumouriez to Baron ;
London, 10 Dec. 1812. Fr. f. 85.
Digitized by
ADDITIONAL MSS., 23,102.
829
34. [Abraham Hyaointlie] Anquetil Duperron to M. Meroier, biblio-
th^caire de Ste. Genevieve; 16 Oct. 1763. Fr. f. 86.
36, Ubbo Emmius [Rector and Professor at the University of Gro-
ningen] to Maurice^ Prince of Orange; Groningen, 25 Sept. 1619,
. With modem transcript. Lot. ff. 88, 90.
36. Henricus k Frisen, ril[iu8], to ; Leyden, 14 July, 1630. Lai.
37. [Andre Hercnle] Card[inal] de Fleuiy to [? Jerome] Besoigne, au
College de Plessis ; Eambouillet, 12 Ang. 1727. Fr. f. 92.
38. Certificate of [Bernard le Bouyer de] Fontenelle respecting a " tente
bris6e " invented by M. Marius ; Paris, 6 Dec. 1705. Fr. f. 93.
39. Petrus Francius [Fransz] to Constantin Huygens van Zuylichem ;
Amsterdam, 17 Oct. 1683. Lot.; with ^printed Greek and Latin
verses to the memory of Prince Ferdinand von Flirstenberg, Bishop
of Paderbom and Munster \ob. 1683]. ff. 94-98.
40. Johannes Gesnenis, M.D., to J[ohanne8] Fredericus Gronovins;
Zurich, 31 Ang. 1 730. Lat. ; with seal. f. 99.
41. [Fran9oise D*Isembourg] d'Happoncour de Grafigny, to ;
Paris, 12 Dec. 1750. Fr. t 101.
.42. [Le Comte Henri] Gr^goire, an[cien] 6v[eqtie] de Blee [Blois,
Member of the Council of Five Hundred, etc.\ to the Chevalier
Byerley ; Paris, 18 Jan. 1815. Fr. f. 102.
43. A[braJiam] Gronovius to ; Utrecht, 10 July, 1741. Jhich.
f. 104.
44. Jacob Gronovius to Reinier Leets, bookseller, of Rotterdam ; Leyden,
5 May, 1693. Dutch; with teal. f. 105.
45. Nicolaus Heinsius to [Constantin] Huygens; Vianen, Feb. 1679.
With a copy of an epitaph in elegiac verse upon Admiral Michel
van Ruyter. LaL f. 106.
46. [Chriatian Gottlob] Heyne [Professor of Poetry and Rhetoric at
Gottingen] to Molini, bookseller at Florence; Gottingen,
20 Oct. 1802. Fr. f. 108.
47. [Pierre] D*Hozier, juge general des armes de France, to [Con-
stantin] Huygens; Paris, 3 Sept. 1649. Fr. f. 110.
48. [? Antoine Francois] Le Bailly to Count [Alexis] Orloflf ; Neuilly,
31 May, 1823. Fr. I 112.
49. [Jean] de Lachapelle [Secretary to the Prince de Cont^] to [Louis
de la Tour d'Auvergne] Prince dja Turenne ; Chantilly, 1 Mar. 1686.
. Fr. f. 114.
50. [Charles Marie La Condamine to [Jean Baptiste Antoine]
Suard ; Paris, 23 Mar. 1773. Fr.; with seal f. 116.
51. Le Consul [Charles Fran9ois] Lebrun [afterwards Due de Plais-
ance] to [Martin Michel Charles Gaudin] Minister of Finance
[afterwards Due de GaMe]; Paris, 28 Fructidor, an 11 [15 Sept;
1803]. jFV. f. 118.
f. 91.
630
ADDITIONAL MSS.. 28^
52. C[onstantine] L'Empereur [Professor of Hebrew at Leyden] to
Constant! n Huygens; Leyden, 18 Mar. 1645. Lat. f. 120.
53. [Michel] Le Tellier [Minister of State] to M. de Besmauz [Govemor
of the Bastille] ; 28 Nov. 1662. Fr. f. 121.
54. Car[olu8] Linnaaus to Eman[uel] Mendes de Costa ; Upsala, 27 Feb.
. 1759. Lat, f. 123.
55. [Francesco Scipione, Marquis] Mafifei, to ; Verona, 31 Jan.
1726. Ital f. 124,
56. [Jean Fran9oi8] Marmontel to [Charles William Ferdinand] Here-
ditary Prince [afterwards Duke] of Brunswick- [Wolfenbiittel] ;
Parip, — Jan. 1767. Fr. f. 125.
'57. [Jules Cardinal] Mazarin to M. Main Dextre, Yicar at Yincennes ;
n.d. Fr. f. 127.
58. [Philippe Antoine Comte] Merlin [de Douai] to [Marie Th6i*^se
Jos^phe, Princesse de Berghes St. Winock]; Douai, 12 Mar. 1781.
Fr. f. 129.
59. [Ren^] Abbe de Momay [French Ambassador at Lisbon] to ;
Lisbon, 4 Sept. 1719. Fr. f. 130.
60. [Gabriel de Rochechouart, Marquis, aften^^ards Duo de] Mortemart
to C(mstantin Hujrgens ; Paris, 27 Feb. 1649. Fr. ; with seals, f. 131.
61. [Jacques] Necker [ez-Minister of State] to [Marie Charles Joseph
de] Pougens, Membre del'Institut National ; [Geneva] 25 Oct. 1803.
. Fr. f. 133.
62. [Jean Jacques] Paulet [M.D.] to M. Sheawil [?Markham Sherwill]
filp, Anglois; 30 Apr. 1825. Fr. f. 135.
63. A[ntoine] R[en6 de Voyer d'Argenson, Marquis] de Paulmy
[Minister of War] to ; Versailles, 9 Oct. 1759. Fr. f. 137.
64. [Abb6 Jean] Ph61ipeaux to [Jacques B^nigne Bossuet] Bishop of
Meaux; Rome, 28 Jan.-4 Aug. 1698. Fr. flf. 140-157.
65. [Louis Fran9ois Armand Duplessis] M[ar4chal] Due de Richelieu,
to ; Gnesen, 31 July, 1757. Fr. f. 158.
66. J[ean] J[acque8] Rousseau to ; n.d. Fr. f. 160.
67. [Christophe] Saliceti, " representant du Peuple," to John Walker;
Paris, 4 Frimaire, an 6 [24 Nov. 1797]. Fr. f. 161.
68. [Ferdinand Lorenz Franz Xavier Tserclaes] Comte de Tilly to
; Lille, 16 Sept. 1710. Fr. f. 163.
69. L[oren]zo Torrentino [Florentine printer] to Pietro Vettori;
Florence, 8 Oct. 1558. Ital. f. 165.
70. [Fran9ois Denis] Tronchet to ; Palaiseau, 22 Mar. [circa 1798].
Fr. f. 168. m
71. [Daniel Charles] Trudaine [Minister of Finance] to the Deputies
of Commerce ; Paris, 14 Mar. 1756. Fr. f. 169.
72. [Pierre Marquis de] Villars to the Queen [Anne of Austria, wife of
Louis XIII. of France] ; Honfleur, 8 Jan. 1628. Fr. f. 171.
73. [Fran9oi8 Marie Arouet de] Voltaire to Mariette, " avocat
ADDITIONAL MSS., 28,108.
831
au consoil;*' Feruey, 22 Si^pt. [circa 1766]. Fr. ; with seal.
f. 173.
At flf. 1, 4 are letters from Maikham Sherwill to Dawson Tunier,
relative to the above letterg ; London, 30 Nov., 6 Dec. 1836 ; — and
at f. 175 is an alphabetical list of the writers, with short notices.
Paper, Quarto.
23,103. Autograph signatures and inscriptions, chiefly of divines at-
tending the Synod of Dort in 1618, 1619, extracted from the^Z6a
Amicorum of Godescalcns ^tius, and Johannes a Mathenes ; 1600-
1632. Latin. The writers are : —
Henricus Alting; 7 Apr. 1619, f. 4.
JohanoeB HeDricus Alstedius; jj Mar.
1619, f. 5.
Daniel Angelocrator [Engelhardt] ; ^
Apr. 1619, f. 6.
Gualterus Balcanquallua ; 4 Apr. 1619,
f.7.
Seba8tianuB Beokius; 9 Mar. 1619, f. 8.
Johannes Jooobus Breitingerus ; 9 Mar.
1G19. f. 9.
Daniel Oolonius [van Keulen] ; Leyden,
6 Oct. 1615. f. 10.
Ludoviciw Crociua ; 27 Mar. 1619, f. 11.
Georglus Cmoiger [Creutziger] ; ^ Apr.
1G19, f. 12.
Nicolaufl Cniciua; Haarlem, 1 Mar.
1615, f. 13.
Joannes Deodatus ; — Mar. 1619, f. 14.
Simon P2piscopias [Bischop]; Leyden,
10 Oct. 1615, f. 15.
Sebastian us Dammon ; Amheim, 8 Mar.
1621, f. 16.
Wilhelmns Wlrtzfeldius ; Harderwijk,
7 Au^J;. 1602, f. 16 b.
Georglus Fabricius; \\ Mar. 1619, f. 17.
Thomas Goadus, Anglus ; 3 Apr. 1619,
f. 18.
RudolphuB GooleniuB, senior; 1 Apr.
1619, f. 19.
Franciscus Gomama; Sanmur, Leyden,
26 Sept. 1616, 15 July, 1598, ff. 20,
36 b.
Daniel Heinsius ; Leyden, 28 June, 1 614,
f.22.
Henricus Isselburg ; 27 Mar. 1619, f. 23.
Johannes Gonradus Kochius; 9 Mar.
1619, f. 24.
Sibrandus Lubbertus; 20 Jane, 1608,
f. 25.
Matthias Martinius; 27 Mar. 1619,
f. 26.
Wolgangus Mayertis ; JJ Mar. 1619, f. 27.
Johannes Polyander ; Leyden, 20 June,
1614, f. 28.
Johannes Polyander, Filius; Leyden,
6 Apr. 1615, f. 29.
C[omeliu8] Pyuacker; Leyden, 27 Aug.
1614, f. 80.
Miircus Rutimejerus; 9 Mar. 1619,
f. 32.
Abraham Scultetus; 7 Apr. 1619, f. 84.
Eeinhardus Guolffius; 11 Deo. 1622,
f. 34 b.
Paulus Steiniusr ^\ Apr. 1619, f. 35.
Antonius Thysius ; Harderwijk, 28 June,
1611, f. 36.
Paulus Tossanus ; 7 Apr. 1619, f. 87.
Theodorus Tronchinus; 24 Mar. 1619,
f. 38.
Nicolaus Vedelius; Amheim, 7 Aug.
1630, f. 38 b.
Henricus ab Essen ; — May, 1600, f. 39.
Samuel Ward [Master of Sidney-Sussex
College, Cambridge, and Archdeacon
of Taunton] ; 26 Mar. 1619, f. 40.
Theodosius Calaminius; Amheim, 14
Sept. 1632, f. 41.
Petnis Junsouius ; Leyden, 2 Mar., s.a.,
f. 42.
Albertus Nyenhais ; 9 Sept. 1619, f. 43.
Nicolaus G. f. Yuyst Enchas[anu8] ;
Leyden, 18 July, 1600, f. 44.
'*Cannen lugubre in obitam aauci."
Signed by Godeecalcus Aeltiiis, f. 44 b.
Included also are — An engraving of the Synod of Dort, with the
names of the delegates, by B. Picart; 1729, f. 1 an original
Digitized
byGoogk
9fa
ADDITIONAL MSS., 23,104.
lot ter from A. de Bandwijk to Sir Dudley Carleton, English Ambas-
sador in the Netherlands; Hague, |f June, 1618. Fr. f. 2; —
engraved portraits of Daniel Heinsius, Jacobus Bolandus, and
Abraham Scultetus, ff. 21 b, 31, 33 b.
Paper. Quarto.
23,104. Album amicorum of Joannes Dibbozi us, Pastor of the church of
Dort, containing autograph signatures and inscriptions of delegates
to the Synod of Dort ; 1619. Latin. The writers are : —
W[alraviifl] de Brederode. f. 22.
Martinus Grcgorii, f. 23.
Hfendrik] van Eiisen, f. 24.
Hugo Musius ab Holy, f. 25.
J[acobu8] Boeliufl, f. 26.
GterarduB de Nieuburcb, f. 27.
S[imoD] Scbotte, f. 28.
J[acobuB] Campe, f. 29.
Fredericus yan Zuylen yan Kyeuelt,
f.30.
W[illelmTiB] van Hardeueli, f. 31.
Eniestus ab Aylua, f. 32.
Emestus ab Harinxma, f. 33.
Hetiriciis Haghen, f. 34.
Edzerdus JacobnB Clant, f. 35.
Georgius [Carleton], LandaTensis Epi-
BOopuB, f. 36.
Joannes Dayenantius [President of
Queens' College, Cambridge, and af-
terwards Bishop of Salisbury], f. 37.
Samuel Wardus [Master of Sidney-Sus-
sex College, Cambridge, eto,\ f. 3&
Thomas Goadus [Precentor of St Paul's,
London], f. 39.
Gualterus Balcanquallus, Scotus, f. 40.
Abraham Scultetus, f. 41.
PauluB Tcssanus, f. 42.
Henricus Alting, f. 43.
Georgius Cruciger, f. 44.
Paulus Steinius, f. 45.
Daniel Angelocrator, f. 46.
Bodolphus Goclenius, f. 46 b,
Johannes Jacobus Breitingorus, f. 47.
Marcus Rutimejerus, f. 48.
Sebastianus Beckius, f. 49.
Wolgangus Mayerus, f. 50.
Johannes Conradus Eoohius, f. 51.
Georgius Fabricius, f. 52.
Johannt s Henricus Altftedius, f. 53.
Joannes Deodatus, f. 54.
Theodorus Tronchinus, f. 55.
Matthias Martinius, f. 56.
Henricus Isselburg, f. 57.
Ludoyicus Crocius, f. 58.
Daniel Bemhardus Eilshemioa, L 59.
Ritzius Lucas, f. 60.
J[oannes] Bogermannus, f. 61.
Jacobus Rolandus, f. 62.
Hermannus Faukeh'us, f. 63.
Sebastianus Damman, f. 64.
Festos Honmiius, f. 65.
Johannes Polyander, f. 66.
Sibrandus Lubbertus, f. 67.
Franciscus Gk>marus, i, 68.
Antonius Thysius, f. 69.
AntoniuB WaUeus, f. 70.
Gulielmus Stepbani, f, 71.
Ellardus a Mehen, f. 72.
Joannes Bouillet, f. 73.
J[acobus] Yerheiden, f. 74.
Kempo [ab Harinxma] a Donia, f. 75.
Balthasar Lydius, f. 76.
Gisbertus Voetius, f. 77.
Amoldus Musius ab Holy, f. 78.
Joannes de Laet, f. 79.
Jacobus Triglandius, f. 80.
Abrahamus a Dooreslaer, t 81.
Samuel Bartholdus, f. 82.
Theodorus Heyngius, f. 83.
Dominicus ab Heemskerk, f. 84.
Godefridus Udomannus, f. 85.
Cornelius Regius, f, 86.
Lambertus de Rycke, f. 87.
Josias Yosberghius, f. 88.
Adrianus Hofferus, f. 89.
Florentius Johannes, f. 90.
Philippus Danielis Eilshemius, f. 91.
Hermannus Wiferding, f. 92.
Hieronymus Yogellius, f. 93.
Wiilielmus a Broickhuysen, f. 94.
Cornelius Hillenius, f. 95.
Wigboldus Homerus, f. 96.
Johannes Rufelaert, f. 97.
Themo ab Asscheberg, f. 98.
Digitized by
ADDITIONAL MSS., 28,106-28,108. 8Sr
PatrooluB Boiiielingiiifl, f. 98 h.
Daniel Coloniuis, f. 99.
Johannes Gruciufl, f. 100.
Jeremiaa de Pours, f. 100 b.
Eaerardus Beckerus, f. 101.
CfBsar Calandrinua, f. 102.
Joannes Doucher, f. 103.
Gterhardus Hertenius, f. 104.
At the beginning is a jprinted tract, entitled " Avspicivm Synodi
Nationalis, etc, Dort, 1619." Paper. In vellum binding. Quarto.
28,105. Album amicornm of Philippus de Glarges, of Haarlem, student
of medicine, containing autograph signatures and inscriptions of
English and foreign physicians, divines, scholars, etc.; 1636-1641.
Lot. Among the writers are —
Jacobus Primirosios [Primerose], M.D. ;
8 June, 1641, f. 17.
Andreas Bivetus [Professor of Divinity
at Leyden]; London, 31 May, 1641.
f. 82.
William Harvey, Professor of Anatomy,
etc,; London, 8 May, 1611. Lot, f.
88.
Ludovicus de Dieu [Professor of Divi-
nity at Leyden]; Leyden, 14 June,
1688, f. 42.
CJonstaniinus Hugenius [Huygens, Heer
van Zuylichem] ; 6 Oct 1640, f. 43.
William Twisse, of Newbury, D.D.;
London, 20 May, 1641, f. 55.
Amoldus Vinuius [Y^nnen]; Leyden,
1 Oct. 1640, f. 61.
OilbertuB Primiroeius [Primerose, D.D.,
Canon of Windsor] ; [ante 1643], t 67.
Gisbertus Voetius; Utrecht, 12 Apr.
1036, f. 68.
Anna Maria k Schurman; Utrecht, 14
Apr. 1636, f. 70.
Adolfos Vorstius, Professor of Medicine
and Botany [at Leyden]; Leyden,
1 Oct. 1640, f. 71.
Johannes Walseus, M.D. ; Leyden,
1 Oct. 1640, f. 72.
Bogerius Drake, of London; •.d., f.
78.
Daniel Heinsius; Leyden, 1 Oct. 1640,
f. 8L
Marcus Zuerius Boxhomiiis; Leyden,
1640, f. 82.
Jacobus Oolius ; Leyden, 11 Oct. 1640,
f.9L
Gerardus Joannes Vossius; Amster-
dam, 8 Oct. 1640, f. 92.
Caspar BarlsBus ; Amsterdam, 17 Oct.
1640, f. 94.
0[tto] Heumius; Leyden, 7 Oct. 1640,
f. 123.
At ff. 54, 80 are coloured coats of arms of members of the family
of Qlarges. Paper. In gilt-tooled leather binding. Oblong Duo-
deoiniou
9S«106. Catalogue of autographs contained in printed books in the
library of Dawson Turner, made by Miss Harriet Turner ; 1822.
Paper. Quarto.
23407. Genebal index to the autographs in the collections of Dawson
Turner, with brief biographical notes and dates; finished 1 Jan.
1844. Paper. Quarto.
23,108-23,188. Original papers and correspondence of John Maitland,
2nd Earl of Laudeidale, created in 1672 Duke of Lauderdale, and
in 1674 Earl of Guilford.
23,108. Instructions to Scottish Ambassadors ; 1529-1590.
1. " Credence to be schawin in our name [James V.] be our cousing
1859. 3 H
Digitized
byGoogk
834
ADDITIONAL MSS, 23,108.
[John Stuart] ye dnk of Albany till onr brother and confederat ye
maist cristin king of Fraunce " [Fmncis I.] ; circa 1529, f. 2.
2. " Credence to be Bchawin till our derrest vncle ye King of Ingland
[Henry VIIL] be Dauid Wod;" circa 1529, f. 2 b.
3. " Articulis and credence to be schawin to onr Ambassatonrs in France
be our secretar [David Paniter] and [Robert Reid] abbot of Kinloss;"
circa 1685, f. 4.
4. " Articulis and poyntis 3e Ball schaw to our derrest brother and
confederat the Kyng of France " [Francis L] ; circa 1537. Endorsed
** Ye secretis send wit James Akynheid," f. 7.
5. " Articulis direct to [David Paniter] ye Postulat of Ross Ambapsa-
tour of Scotland in Fraunce;" circa 1547. Signed by [the Regent]
James [Hamilton, Earl of Arran], f. 8.
6. " Instructions for ye L[aird] of L[ethington, William Maitland]
how to consave and direct ye sute and complainte of ws ye
nobles gentlemen and burgesses of Scotland in yis our distres to
[Elizabeth] ye quenes majes»ie off Englande [24] Nov. 1559,
7. " Instructionis gevin be my lorde of Mortounn [James Douglas,
4th Earl of Morton] To his cousing and seriiitour Maister Archi-
bald Dowglas, To be schewin to ye quenis raaiestie his soueranc "
[Mary, Queen of Scots] ; circa Mar. 156^, ff. 13, 16.
8. " Instructionis of ye Quenis Majesteis [Mary, Queen of Scots] to
Master Stewin Wilsonne to be done in ye partis of France and
Italic ;" [Nov.] 1566. Signed " Marie R." f. 18.
•9. " Inj-tructionis to our trusty and weilbelouit seruand [Sir Johti
Seton] directit be ws wiye auise of the lordis of our privie counsale,
to our dearest suster and cousing [Elizabeth] the queue of england
At the day of 1581." Drafts, f. 20.
10. " Instructions to James CoUwill of Ester Wemys dirrected to our
darrest brother the K[ing] of Nauarre" [Henri III.; Nov. 1583].
Draft in the hand of Sir John Maitland, Laird of Thirle^ane, Lord
Chancellor of Scotland, f. 23.
11. ** iDstnictions for the M[a8te]r of Grey [Patrick Gray, afterwards
7th Lord Giay] and Sir Robert Melvill " [Ambassadors to England;
Dec. 1586]. Draft, f. 26.
12. " Instructiouns for Coronell [William] Stewart, Commendatour of
Pit'tenweme," Envoy to Denmark; [circa Mar. 1590]. Draft, in the
same hand as Art. 10. f. 30.
1 3. " Instructions to our trustj'e counFellour William [Stewart], Com-
mendatair of Pettinweim." Draft in the same hand as Artt. 10 and
12, and endorsed " Copye of Instructions tor Coronell Stewart and
Mr. Johne Skeyne," envoys to the Assembly of Princes at Bruns-
wick ; [June, 1590]. f. 32.
Paper. Folio.
f. IL
ADDITIONAL MSS., 28,109.
835
23,109. CoPiKS and drafts of papers and letters to Scotland; 1189-*
1669, viz. ;—
1. "Copia scripture fecte per Eichardum Primum Eegem Anglie
Guilielmo Regi Scocie, anno ejus prime" [1189], f. 2.
2. ** Eesponsio Cesaris [Charles V.J ad foecieratorum proposita, 12 Febr,
1527," f. 2.
3. Address of the Scotch Ambassadors, James Douglas, 4th Earl of
Morton, Alexander Cunninghame, 6th Earl of Glencaim, and Wil-
liam Maitland, Laird of Lethington, to Qaeen Elizabeth; Dec. 1560^
f.4.
4. The Scotch Ambassadors to the Privy Council of England ; [7 Dec.
1660], f. 6.
6. [James Douglas, 4th Earl of Morton?] to Mary, Queen of Scots;
Edinburgh, 17 Mar. 1560[1], f. 10.
6. " Ane instructiounn to [Eobert Boyd], the [4th] Lord Boyd pre-
sentlie sent be the Quenis Majestie [Mary, Queen of Scots] to
[Archibald Campbell] the [5th] Erie of Ergile; 1567," f. 11.
7. " Draught of a letter [from Qu. Elizabeth] to the Scottishe Queene
[at Coventry] ; 22 Dec. 1569." Imperfect, f. 12.
8. Decree of the Lords of the Secret Council and others, acquitting
William Maitland, Laird of Lethington, of any participation in
the murder of Henry Stewart, Lord Damley, and restoring him to
his dignities; Edinburgh, 14 Feb. 1569[70], f. 14.
9. ** A memor deliuerit to my Lord Arabassadour for the maist
Christin King of the attemptatis of the aduersaires agains the
effect of the abstinence and tending to the violatiounn of the same
and vthers premisses," endorsed ** Copy of the thinges deliuerit
to Monsieur du Crocque " [French Ambassador to Scotland] ; circa
Sept. 1572, f. 15.
10. Memoir of the Lords of Edinburgh Castle; circa Sept. 1672. Ex-
tract, f. 17.
11. ** A memoir of the adversaires attemptattis agains the abstinence
and tending to ye violatioun yairof attour ye thingis gevin in
memor of befoir vpoun ye xiiij day of August, 1572," f. 18.
12. " A memor of that quhilk is to be communicat to Monsieur
du Croc the maist Christin Kingis ambassadeur " [Aug. 1672], f. 20*
13. " Sute of Thomas Carr [Ker] late of Phameyhirste [Ferniehurst]
Knighte, unto the Lorde Eegentes grace of Scotlaund" [James
Douglas, 4th Earl of Morton] ; drca June, 1574, f. 21.
14. Offers of Agnes [Gray], 2nd wife of Alexander Home, 5th Lord
Home, to the Hegent, James Douglas, 4th Earl of Morton, on behalf
of her husband, a prisoner in Edinburgh Castle [June-July, 1674],
f. 23.
15. Articles agreed upon between James VI. and the Scottish Lords ;
Stirling Castle, 14, 15 Aug. 1678, ff. 25, 25 b.
3 H 2
Digitized by
836
ADDITIONAL MSS., 98,10».
16. Agi^ment of Bobert Bowes, English Ambassador in Scotland, to
the above articles ; 16 Aug. 1578, f. 26.
17. James VI. to the Qovernor of Berwick and to Queen Elizabeth ;
Holy rood, 20 Oct. 1580, f. 27.
18. Draft of Instructions to Alexander Hume, of North Berwick, Am-
bassador to England ; Holyrood House, 20 Oct. 1580» f. 27 b.
19. James VI. to the Earl of Leicester (?) ; Holyrood, 4 Dec. 1686.
f. 31.
20. James VI. to Queen Elizabeth, [William Cecil] Lord Burghley and
[Kobert Dudley] Earl of Leicester; Holyrood House, 17 Dec. 1686,
ff. 82, 33.
21. Extract from the book of the Acts of the Privy Council of Scot-
land, containing the approbation by the Privy Council of the conduct
of Patrick Gray, Master of Gray, Sir Robert Melville of Murdocamy,
and William Keith, in their negociations in England. Signed by
John Andro, Clerk Deputy of the Council ; Holyrood House, 8 Feb.
1686[7]. f. 34.
22. '* Copie de la lettre du Roy [James VI.] h M. la Princosse de
Navarre [Catharine D^Albret, afterwards Duchess of Lorraine];
[circa 1687]," f. 85.
23. [Sir John Maitland of Thirlestane, Chancellor and Secretary of
State] to [Sir Francis Walsingham, Secretary of State]; Lethington,
19 Sept. 1588, f. 36.
24. [Thomas FouUer? to Lord Burleigh?]; 20 Sept. 1688. Draft.
f. 37.
25. Sir John Maitland, of Thirlestane, Lord Chancellor, to Lord Bur-
leigh ; Lethington, 20 Sept. 1588, f. 39.
26. [Sir John Maitland? to Lord Burleigh ?] ; n,d. [circa 1589], f. 41.
27. James VI. to Queen Elizabeth; Holyrood House, 3 Apr. 1693,
f. 43.
28. James VI. to Queen Elizabeth, v^ith credentials of his Ambas-
sador, Sir Robert Melvill; Holyrood, 4 June, 1693, f. 46.
29. James VI. to Sir John Maitland ; Holyrood House, 18 June, 1693,
f. 46.
30. Short heads to strengthen and confirm the Government on the
English Border.* ; [1603], f. 47.
31. Depositions of the ministers at Perth, 3 Oct. 1606, £ 48.
32. Memorial of [Patrick Gray, Master of Gray, afterwards 7th Lord
Gray ?], respecting his transactions with the King [James VI.] and
his misfortunes, 24 Sept. 1608-3 Aug. 1610, f. 60.
33. Epitaph of Mary, Queen of Scots, in Westminster Abbey; drea
1612, f. 66.
34. " Proclamation for ane meeting to be of the Counsel and Clei^e
of Scotland at Holierudhouss the 23 of Julij therinefter against
Catholiks and for Banishment of Preists, 23 Juin 1629," f. 67.
V
ADDITIONAL MSS., 28.110--28,189, 837
35. Copy of an opinion given to Father Porter, at his own desire, re^
specting the propagation of the Boman Catholic religion in Scot-
land ; 27 Nov. 1629, f. 58.
36. Precedents of Acts of Parliaments ; 25 Apr. 1621, 11 May, 1633, and
20 Aug. 1639, in interpretation of an Act made in June, 1694 [1594],
about presenting bills and petitions in reference to supplies granted
to the Crown, f. 59.
37. •* Ane short Index of the principall actes maid and concludit in
the Sessun of Parliament quilk oonvenid the 15 July 1641 and
concludit the 17 November yreffter the same yeir 1641," f. 61.
38. "List of the Parliament of Scotland, 1669," f. 65.
Paper. Folio.
23,110—23,112. Begisters of the Secretaries of State for Scotland
[Thomas Hamilton, Earl of Haddington, Sir William Alexander,
afterwards Earl of Stirling, and Sir Archibald Acheson, Bart.] ;
1626-1640, containing copies of official documents, some of them
relating to England and Ireland, in chronological order. Probably
the original copietj made for the use of the Privy Council Office, or
transcripts for some other Government Department, some of the
entries being in the handwriting of "William Hamilton, Earl of
Lanark, afterwards Duke of Hamilton and Secretary of State for
Scotland, 1641-1644. Three volumes. Paper. Folio.
23,118-28,138. Original correspondence of the Earl and Duke of
Lauderdale connected with his several offices in the government
of Scotland, with numerous petitions, addresses, and other papers,
from 1642 to 1682, and with a few additional letters addressed to
the Duchess of Lauderdale and others, to the year 1723 ; chrono-
logically arranged. Twenty-six volumes. Paper. Folio.
The individual letters and pajpera in the preceding collection wiU he
referred to in the Index to the Catalogue,
23,139. OiaoiNAL letters of Michel Agniolo Buonarroti, Galileo
Galilei, and others ; 1 529-1638. Ital.
1. Letters to M. A. Buonarroti from Alfonso [d'Este], Duke of Ferrara ;
Ferrara, Venice, 10 Nov. 1529, 22 Oct. 1530. The first a passport,
unsigned, with seal, ff. 2, 4 ; — Frate Sebastiano de Lucianis ; n,d,,
with sealy f. 5 ; — [Vittoria Colonna] Marohesa di Pesoara ;
[1537-1547], f. 10 Benuenuto CeUini ; Florence, 14 Mar. 1559,
3 Sept. 1561, ff. 12, 14.
2. Letters to Lionardo Buonarroti, nephew of Michel Agniolo, from
Daniel Eicciarelli ; Eome, 11 Feb. 1565, St. John's day [24 June]
«.a., with aeafo, ff. 16, 18; — Giorgio Yasari; Arezzo, Florence, e<c.,
26 Mar. 1564-31 Oct. 1572, with aeafe. ff. 20-35.
B38 ADDITIONAL MSS., 28,140—28,146.
3. Michel Agniolo Buonarroti to Lnigi del Eiccio; n,d. Holograph.
f. 36.
4. Galileo Galilei to Michel Agniolo Buonarroti, the younger, great-
nephew of the painter; Padua, 4 Deo. 1609, 3, 5 June, 1630,
26 June, 1638. Holograph, ff. 39-46.
Paper* Folio.
23.140. FoRTY-TUBEE original letters or notes from Michel Agniolo
Buonarroti to his father, Lodovicho di Lionardo di Buonarrota-
Simoni ; Bologna, liome, etc. [31 Jan. 1506 to 1613J. Ital. Holo-
graph. Paper. Folio.
23.141. Forty-eight original letters from Michel Agniolo Bnonarroti
to his brother, Buonarroto di Lodovicbo di Buonarrota-Siinoni ;
Bologna, Rome, etc, 29 Mar. 1506-16 Sept. 1518. Ital. Holograph,
Paper. Folio.
23.142. SiXTY-SBVEN original letters from Michel Agniolo Buonarroti
to his nephew, Lionardo di Buonarroto-Simoni ; Eome [25 Oct.
1540 to 1561]. Ital. Holograph. Paper. Folio.
28,148« Original letters of John Crookshanks, of Penton, near
Andover, co. Hanta, to John Bowie, M.A., F.S.A., Vicar of Idmiston,
CO. Wilts, editor of ** Don Quixote," with drafts of the answers ;
14 July, 1774-1 Jan. 1777. Eng. and Span. Paper. Folio.
23.144. Fragments of Latin MSS., viz. : —
1. Leaf from the Moralia of Sr. Gregory, containing tlie end of
Book XIV. and beginning of Book xv. Written in Geimany in
the xiith cent. f. 1.
2. Two leaves from the Pandects of Justinian, containing the ends of
Books XLVUi. and XLix. and beginnings of Books XLix. and l.
Written in France in the latter paH of the xmth cent.; with
miniatures and border ornaments, ff. 2, 3.
3. Three leaves from the Codex of Justinian, containing the begin-
nings of Books v., viii.y and ii., and the end of Book VJI. Written
in Italy at the beginning of the xivth cent.; with miniatures,
ff. 4, 5, 6.
4. Leaf from the Decretum Gratiani, Pars ii.. Causa vi., QuBBstt. i.,
ii., iii. Written in Italy at the beginning of the xivth cent,
f. 7.
Vellum ; xnth-xivth centt. Folio, ff. 6, 7 were presented by D. Han-
bury, Es^.
23.145. HoR^ beatsB Marise virginie, et alia officia, aciL : — Calendar,
in Frenchy f. 3; — Commemoratio S. Anthonii, f. 16; — Cursus Evan-
gelii, f. 17 b;— Commemorationes Sanctorum, f. 25; — Horse beatse
Digitized by
ADDITIONAL MSS.. 28,146-28,166. 839
MansB yirginis, f. 44;— Septem psalmi poanitentiales, f. 138; —
Litania sanctorum, f. 152 ; — HorsB Sanctae Crucis, f. 162;— Hone
Sancti Spintus, f. 176 ; — VigiliaB mortnomm, f. 188 ; — " Les quinze
ioies nofitre dame en francois," f. 244 ; — " Les v. plaies nostre
. seigneur/' f. 250 b. Vellum; end of the xivth cent., ff. 46, 112,
113, 144^ 218, being later insertions; with illuminated miniatures
and initials. On f. 44 are inserted the arms of Bersaques. In
gilt-tooled leather binding of the xvuth cent., with brass clasps on
which are engraved the arms and name of George Cockbuin. Octavo.
23.146. Autograph diary of the I?ev. Thomas Dugard, incumbent of
, Hartlebury, co. Worcester ; 25 Mar. 1632-24 Mar. 1642[3]. Lat.
At the end are lists of letters, etc, and entries relative to the author's
family down to 1658. Paper. Duodecimo.
28.147. '^WiLLELMi de Malmcsbiria de gestis Begum Anglorum,"
libri V ; the first edition without the prefatory epistle to Robert,
Earl of Gloucester, or the account <»f Glastonbury Abbey, and
ending imperfectly, like MS. xxxiii. of All Souls* College, Oxford,
with the words '* querelam composuit " [Lib. v., sec. 445, VoL ii.
p. 680, ed. Hardy]. In the margin are numerous notes iu a xvith
cent, hand, and at f, 42 is a note by John Stow. At the beginning
is a leaf from a lectionary of the xiith cent. Vellum ; xiith cent.
Belonging to William Browne in the xviith cent., and to Alexander
Grant and Kobert Leith in 1756. Small Folio.
For deacripiians of Nos, 23,148, 28,149, see the Catalogue of Oriental MSS.
28.150. Surveys and Court-book of the manor of Compton-Abdale,
CO. Gloucester; 11 Aug. 1608-7 Oct. 1648. Eng. and Lat. Paper.
Folio.
23.151. Surveys and Court-book of the manor of Xettleton, co. Wilts ;
24 Sept. 1559-8 Apr. 1662. Eng. and Lat. Paper. Folio.
28.152. CouRT-BOOiv of the manor of Great Wishford, co. Wilts; 15 May,
1545-13 Apr. 1590. Eng. and Lat. Paper. Folio.
28.153. 28,154. Drawings in water-colours of monuments and tombs
in London and the neighbourhood, by Thomas Gosden ; accompanied
by engraved portraits, views of churches, etc. Two volumes. In
"Vol. II. are also included drawings of the tombs of Richfud I. at
Eouen, William Shakspere at Stratford-on-Avon, and Isaac Walton
at Winchester, flf. 50, 60, 71. Paper; xixth cent. Quarto.
28,156. MmoAL recipes and treatises by Johannes Wolff, Wachter
vom Hoff. Among them are treatises on *'Magia Naturalis,"
' ff. 20 b, 168;— **De Microcosmo," f. 26 *' Medicina Militans,"
840
ADDITIONAL MSS., 23,166—23,196
dat. 1678, f. 63 ;— " Die Kunst der Alobimia," f. 171 b. At ff. 1,
245b are alphabetical indexes. Ger, Autograph. Paper; xviith
oent. Small Octavo.
23,166-23,162. Diary of Covent Garden Theatre, containing the daily
receipts and expenditure, the titles of the plays performed, cfc. ;
11 Mar. 1822-16 May, 1833. Seven volumes. Paper. Folio.
23,163-23,166. Pat-book of Covent Garden Theatre, containing the
names and salaries of the performers, workmen, etc, ; 4 Oct 1822-
27 Sept. 1828. Four volumes. At the end of Vol. IV. is a list of
" New Subscribers." Paper. Folio.
23,167. Ledger of Covent Garden Theatre, containing the genenl
expenditure; 11 Mar. 1822-30 June, 1829. With an index of
names. Paper. Folio.
23,168-23,191. AxHEXiE Medicsd Britannicaa : the Book-lore, original
and translated, of British Medicine and the cognate sciences from
the introduction of printing to the end of the eighteenth century,
with biographical sketches of the writers, mdoocli.," by James Ken-
nedy, M.D. Autograph The titles of the works are placed under
the authors' names, which are alphabetically arranged, but the
biographical sketches are not included. Twenty-four volumes.
Paper. Quarto. Fresented hy Mrs, Charlotte Keimedy^ widow of the
author,
23192. Supplement to the " Athenee Medicee BritannicaB," by James
Kennedy, M.D. ; 10 Mar.-16 Apr. 1851. Autograph. Paper.
Quarto. Preeented hy the same.
23.193. Specimen of the " Athenae MedicsB Britanniese," by James
Kennedy, M.D. ; containing articles on William Harvey, Arets&us,
etc., with a preface. Autograph. Paper; circa 1861. Quarto.
Presented hy the same.
23.194. Portion of the "Athen© Medic© Britannic®," by James
Kennedy, M.D. ; comprising the letter A, as prepared for the
press. Autograph. Included also are — Letters from James Rfisdon]
Bennett [M.D.] to Mrs. Kennedy and John Gough Nichols ; London,
13 Sept. 1856, 3 J une, 1859, ff. 2, 3 " Eeport of the Bibliographical
Committee " of the S3'denham Society relative to the publication of
a ** Medical Bibliography." Printed, f. 5 ;--Proof of pp. 1-32 of the
" Athen© "under the title of ** The Literature of British Medicine."
Printed, f. 10; — Letter from J [ames] E[vanJ Adlard [printer] to
J. 6. Nichols; London, 22 July, 1859, f. 103. Paper; circa 1851.
Quarto. Presented hy the same.
23,196. " IqoKoloqia or Hierogliphicall figures of Cesare Ripa, knight
ADDITIONAL MSS^ 23,196—23499.
841
of Perngia, where in generall is treated of divers formes of figures
with their ground rules with pen-and-ink drawings of the em-
hlematical figures. Translated from the Italian edition printed at
Venice. Quarto, 1669. Paper ; xviiith cent. Folio.
23.196. Plans of lands at Horton-Kirby and Famingham, co. Kent,
viz. : —
A. Plan of lands and tenements of George Hanger, of Driffield, co.
Gloucester, Esq., at Horton-Kirby, made by Joseph Duke, of Cran-
brook, CO. Kent ; 1693. Vellum roll, 33 inches x 35it inches.
B. Plan of lands and tenements of the same at Farningham, made by
Joseph Duke ; 1693. Vellum roll, 28J inches x 31 inches.
C. Plan of the mansion and lands of Sir John Beale, Bart, at Farn-
ingham, made by John Beale; 1665. Vellum roll, 17 inches
X 14J inches.
23.197. '* Orline delle battaglie formate dalli ecoel[lentis8i]mi Gene-
[ralij in capiti della 6ereni88[i]ma Repvb[li]ca di Venetia 1685-
1695 ; consisting of coloured plans of the disposition of the troops,
with the names of the generals in command, and explanatory refer-
ences. Paper ; end of xviiith cent. Oblate Duodecimo.
23.198. The history and articles of the " sciens of Gemetry," or Free-
masonry. Printed by Matthew Cooke ; with facsimile and notes ;
London, 1861. Small Octavo. Vellum. In the original oak boards.
Belonged to John Fenn, 1786. Duodecimo.
23.199. Obioinal letters, money-orders, and receipts addressed to Sir
John Shaw, merchant at Antwerp and Commissioner of Customs,
with other papers ; 1656-1671. The writers are —
[Sir] Edward Hyde [Chancellor of the
Ezcheqaer to Charles II., afterwards
Earl of Cliirendon and Lord Chan-
cellor]; Bridges [Bruges], 23 Aug.
1656-23 Mar. 1657, ff. 2-8, 16-18.
[George Goring, Earl of] Norwich [Vice-
Chamberlain to Charles II.]; Bruges,
27 Jan. 1656. ff. 9, 10.
Charles II. of England ; Brussels, Hamp-
ton Court, 10 June, 1657-2 June,
1662 ; Holograph, or signed ; with seali,
ff, 11, 19-23, 28b; with copie$ of
Included also are —
1. Lists of pictures helonging to Charles 11., ff. 28-32. With receipts
for the same hj Thomas Chiffinch, ff. 28, 31 and a holograph note
concerning them from Charles II. to William Frizell ; Breda, 3 Apr.
1660, f. 30 b.
2. Copies of letters from Edward Hjde, Earl ^f Clarendon, to hm
orders for payments to Sir J. Sliaw ;
Whitehall, 24 Oct 1660, 15 July,
1661, ff. 25, 26.
Roberts ; Paris, 5 Jan. 1657, f. 13.
Thomas Chiffinch [Comptroller of the
Excise] ; 9 Aug. 1661, f. 27.
William Frizell ; London, 20, 21 Aug.
1662, ff. 28 b, 31.
Baptist May [Keeper of Windsor Park] ;
11 Sept. 1662, f. 33.
Thomas Ross [King's Librarian]; 17
Sept 1662, f. 34.
Digitized
byGoogk
842 ADDITIONAL MSS„ 23,200—23,208.
daughter, Anne, Duchess of York, and her husband ; Montpellier,
3, 4 Apr. 1671, ff. 35, 37.
Paper. Polio.
23.200. Notes of three lectures on scriptural texts by the Kev. John
Henley, known as "Orator'* Henley; 6 Oct. 1751, 3 May 1752,
28 July, 1757. Autograph. Paper. Small Quarto.
23.201. Original letters of Claude Joseph Yemet, the painter, and
others; 1776-1796.
1. [Claude Joseph] Vernet to [Jacques] L[ouis] David, at London;
Paris, 28 Sept. 1776. Fr, f. 3; — to [Dominique] Serres, peintre du
Koi, at London; Paris, 19 Oct. 1776-14 Apr. 1788. Fr. fL 5-21, 24.
2. [Dominique Serres] to C. J. Vemet ; London, 25 Dec. 1786. Fr,
Draft, f. 22.
3. L[uca] Sicardi, painter, to D. Seri es, London ; Paris, 4 Apr. 1789-
25 Nov. 1796. Fr. ff. 25, 27, 31, 33.
4. Madeina to D. Serres ; Amsterdam, 4 Mar. 1791. Ital. f. 29.
Included also are engi-aved portraits of [C] J. Vernet, ff. 2 b, 7 b,
23 b, and J. L. David, f. 10 b; and an engraving by Johan Georg
Hertel of a picture by Vernet, f. 35.
Paper. Quarto.
23.202. The fundamental constitution and orders of the [Masonic]
Society intitiled Philo-musiccB et Architecturae Societas," with
minutes of proceedings at meetings; 18 Feb. 1724[5]~23 Mar.
172^. Signed by the founders and by members present on each
occasion. At f. 1 are the arms of the members in colours, and at
f. 21 drawings of medals worn by the directors. Paper. Folio.
Presented by John Mender son^ Esq.
23.203. Fragments of books of accounts, notarial instiuments, and
records of law proceedings ; written at Pei-ugia, 1279-1525. Lat.
and Ital. Included are : —
1 . ** Liber Impositionum Ambaxatarum Baylitoribus communis Penisii,
et designationum et extimutionum equorum conductorum per ara-
baxatores communis Ferusii et per alios ofi&tiales, &c per
me Egidium Dotestis, notarium domini Federici de Madiis, capi-
tanei populi et communis Penisii ;" 7 Jan .-6 May, 1279, f. 2.
2. Deposition of Frati Detaleue and Angelo, Franciscans of Perugia,
concemiug the profession of Simonello Benuenuti as a member of
the order ; 7 Nov. [circa 1290]. Lot. f. 5.
3. Hecital of a judgment by Lancelinus, judge of Perugia, in a suit at
law " inter Paulutium Valentin! et Amatuciam domine Bemuenute
ex vna parte et magistrum Benauene, modicum, ex altera 17 Nov.
[ctrca 1290]. Lat. Lbh.
Digitized by
ADDITIONAL MSS., 23,208-28,205.
841
4. "Liber seu quaternus Inquixitionum, denunoiaiionum, comrais-
sionum, et aliarum diuersarum scrip turarum, &c. . . . scriptus per
me Franciscum d'ArloctiH notarium,*' etc,; 10 May-31 Aug. 1300,
f. 8 b.
5. Power of attorney given by C. Vannes, ** Aleuoli de nilla Salomei
com muni tatls paroce sancte Subsanne," to his father, Alenolut^
Ranutii, with notarial instrument concerning the payment of a sum
of money by the same parties to Petrus Ugnicionellus ; 3 June,
20 July, 1318. Lot. Vellum, ff. 10, 11.
6. Grant from Giouangne de Amatuccio scent^cho e procuratore del
comuno de Proiscia" [Perugia] to Francescho de Macharello de
Cruccio, of the rents, etc., of certain lands for five years ; 20 Aug.
1364. Ital. f. 12.
7. Engagement by Antonio de Berardino dicto de Bruno to abstain
from molesting Battibta d*Agnolo, del Coraza dal Casstello del Man-
doleto and 'J omasso de Mateo de Mariotto, on account of injuries
received from them; 30 July, 1525. Written and signed by Her-
ciilano de Valentino, ** rettore de la Chiesa de Sancto Bartolomeio
del Casstello de Salomeio." Ital f. 19.
Paper and Vellum. Quarto. Presented by Edmund WcUerton, Esq.
•23,204. Original letters addressed to the Bev. Simon Ockley, B.D.,
Professor of Arabic at Cambiidge ; 1700-1718. The . writers
are—
J[o8eph] W[as»e, B.D., Fellow of Queens'
College, Cambridge] ; Cambridge,
8 July, 1700, f. 4.
Humphrey Prideaux, [D.D., Dean of
Norwich] ; Norwich. 2 Stpt. 1700, 27
May, 1717 : with seaU, fif. 6, 28.
Boger Mander [or Maunder, D.D., Mae-
Jon. 1712-1 Mar. J171|, ff. 14, 18,
35.
[Sir] A[lgomon] Potts [Bart.]; Norwich,
9 Mar. 17lS[3], f. 16.
James Keith ; London, TunbridgcWells,
20 Jan. 1715[6]-15 Apr. [1718], ff. 20.
26, 39.
ter of Balliol College, Oxford]; Balliol j ThomHS Sergeant; Tower, 6 Aug. 1715,
CoU., 31 Jan. 170J, f, 8. f. 22.
[Thomas] Alien [B.A., Bector of Ket- j C[harle8] Gardiner [M.A., Fellow of
tering]; n.d. [1710], f. 10. , Corpus Cliristi CoUejre, Oxford]; Lln-
Thoroas Haywood [D.D., Fellow of St. I coin, 18 Aug. [1716], f. 24.
John's College, Oxford]; St. John's,
Oxon., 7 Feb. 171J, 16 June, 8 Oct,
1717, ff. 12, 30, 33.
F[ranois] Lee [M.D., Fellow of 8t.
John's College, Oxford]; London, 1
A. B.; 29 July, 1717, f. 32.
N[athaniel] S[pincke8, M.A., Canon of
Salisbury] ; 14 Apr. [1718], f. 37.
T[homas] Mangey [D.D., F.S.A.]; 15
Apr. 1718, f. 41.
At f. 3 is a letter irom K[icbard Kidder, Bishop of] B[ath and]
W[ells] to , relating to S. Ockley ; Wells, 2 Aug. [16]99. .
Paper. Small Quarto.
83,206. Oeiginat. letters addressed to the Eev. Thomas Orlehar Marsh,
Vicar of Steventon, co. Bedford,* chiefly upon subjects relating
Digitized
byGoogk
844 ADDITIONA.L MSS., 23,206, 2S,206.
to natural history and topography; 1787-1822. The writers
are —
Johu Whiteham ; Ampthill, 3 June, 1787,
f. 5.
Henry H[umphrey] Groodball; London,
24 Feb. 1792-d Feb. 1828, ff. 8 -252
pasiim.
L. Wigg; Yarmontb, 11 Apr. 1793, f. 10.
James Dickson; London, 2 Sept. 1793,
26 Nov. 1799, ff. 12, 16.
J. Cooper ; London, 2 Not. 1793, f. 13.
Tbomas Gave; London, 10 June, 1794,
f. 15.
Richard How ; Aspley. 25 Nov. 1795-13
Feb. 1801 ; with encloaares, ff. 17, 28-
40
James Sowerby; Lambeth, 17 July,
1797-24 June, 1814, ff. 19, 21, 24,
110, 118, 122, 124, 128.
Benjamin Price ; London, 26 Apr. 1798,
f.23.
John Dixon; Teddington, near Dun-
stable. 26 Sept. 1798. f. 26.
Henrietta Pauncefoote ; Great Brickhill,
18 Sept [1807]; with seal, f. 41.
Thomas Batchelor ; Lidlington, — July,
1807, f. 43.
T. Barber ; 29 Aug. 1807. f. 45.
Thomas Fisher; London, 25 Oct 1811-
26 Aug. 1817, ff. 83, 109, 114,
158.
J. Hemsted; Bedford, 11 Feb. 1813,
f. 116.
J. Higgins ; Turvey Abbey, 9 Jan. 1815,
f. 129.
[Bev.] Robert Nixon ; London, 21 Nov.
1818, f. 180.
W. Wilcox ; Bradford, near Taunton, 16
Feb. 1822, f. 230.
At f. 218 is a letter from the Eev. T. 0. Marsh to H. H. Goodhall ;
Felmersham, 12 May, 1821 ; — and at f. 254 a copy of a letter from
Oliver Cromwell to Sir John Burgoigne; Huntingdon, 10 Apr.
1643. Paper. Quarto.
23,206. Miscellaneous English and foreign original letters, etc. ; [circa
1492>.l 817. The writers are—
1. [Fra Girolamo Savonarola ?] to Charles [VIIL] of France ; n,d, [circa
1492?]. Ital f. 1.
2. [Sir] Adryan Poynynges [Governor of Portsmouth] to [Thomas
Howard, Duke of Norfolk, as Earl Marshal]; n,d. [ante 1671],
f. 4.
3. Marcns Stainberger to [William Cecil, Lord Burleigh] Lord High
Treasurer, and other members of the Privy Council, concerniug
the mines of Cumberland; Keswick, 8 Aug. 1683, f. 6.
4. Ph[ilippe] de Mamiz [Baron de St. Aldegonde] to ; Dieppe,
9 July, 1690. Fr.; with 8eal. f. 9.
6. John Hassall [D.D., Canon, afterwards Dean, of Norwich] to ;
S2 Apr.
1620, f. 14.
Hague,
6. [Sir] John North [K.B.] to [Eobert Sydney] Earl of Leicester;
Wilton, 28 Sept. 1626, f. 16.
7. G[ilbert] Primerose [D.D., aftei-wards Canon of Windsor] to [Andr^]
Eivet, Professor of Theology at Leyden ; London, y Apr. 1627. Fr.;
with 8eah. f. 1 9.
8. Passport for Patrick Maule [afterwards Earl of Panmure], Gentle-
man of the Bedchamber to Charles I. ; Westminster, 4 Apr. 1643.
Signed by [Sir] H[arryJ Vane. f. 22.
Digitized
byGoogk
ADDITIONAL MSS., 88,206.
• 846
9. Bond from William [Cavendisli] Marquis [afterwafds Duke] of New-
castle, William [Widdringtou] Lord Widdrington, and Sir Charles
Cavendish, Knt., to William Moray, in 2,600Z , to acquit him upon
a joint bond of 1,300Z. to Francis Einloch, of Paris, merchant;
11 July, 1648. Lai. and Eng. Signed, f. 24.
.10, Peter Heylin [D.D., Canon of Westminster] to Anne Sadlier of
Standon [?wife of Ralph Sadlier and daughter of Sir Edvsrard
Coke] ; Abingdon, 23 Apr. 1660, f. 27.
11. [Sir] James Haringtou [Bart.] to his wife [Catherine, daughter of
Sir Edward Wright, Lord Mayor of London]; 19 Mar. 1660[1];
with seal, f. 80.
12. [Sir] Ellis Leighton [secretary to John Berkeley, Lord Berkeley
of Stratton, Lord Lieutenant of Ireland] to ; Dublin, 9 July,
1670, f. 33.
13. Certificate by Thomas Gale [D.D., afterwards Dean of York] con-
cerning the house occupied by him as Master of St. Paul's School,
London; 7 May, 1679, f. 36.
14. Robert Huntington [D.D^ afterwards Bishop of Raphoe] to [John
Fell] Bi^shop of Oxford; Tripoli, 24 Nov. 1680, f. 38.
16. [Jacques B^nigne Bossuet, Bishop of Meaux] to [his nephew,
the abb6 Jacques B6nigne Bossuet, afterwards Bishop of Troyes] ;
Versailles, 24 Aug. 1698. Fr.; partly in cipher. Unsigned.
16. H[enry] Boyle [Secretary of State, afterwards Lord Carleton] io
[James] DayroUe [Resident at the Hague]; London, 13 Feb. 170 J,
f. 45.
17. Robert Harley [Chancellor of the Exchequer, afterwards Earl of
Oxford] to Lord ; London, 17 Oct. 1710, f. 48.
18. [Henry St. John, Viscount] Bolingbroke [Secretary of State] to
[Robert Harley, Earl of Oxford] Loixl High Treasurer ; Windsor,
28 Sept. 1713, f. 51.
19. A[ndr6] H[ercule Fleury], anc[ien] eu^qne de Freius [afterwards
Cardinal] to [Jean Joseph Languet de Gergy, 6v^ue] de Soissons;
10 Nov. 1721. Fr. f. 54.
20. R[oger] G[ale, M.P., F.R.S., F.S.A.] to ; London, 19 Apr.
1735, f. 56.
21. [Hon.] Thomas Villiers [Envoy to Dresden, afterwards Lord Hyde
and Earl of Clarendon] to Sir Charles Wager [1st Lord of the
Admiralty]; Dresden, Warsaw, 23 July, 1738-3 May, 1739,
ff. 59-69.
22. [Francois Marie Arouet de] V[oltaire] to [Charles Jean Francois]
H6nault, President [of the Parliament of Paris] ; Luneville, 14 Aug.
1749. Fr. f. 71.
23. Jeremiah Milles [D.D., P.S.A., Dean of Exeter] to [Dr. Samuel
Pegge]; London, 16 Apr. 1778, f. 74.
f. 41.
846 •
ADDITIONAL MSS., 23,207.
24. B[enjamin] Franklin to David Hartley; Passy, 14 Apr, 1782,
f. 77.
25. [General] T[haddeiis] Kosciuszko to ; n.d. [ante 1817]. Fr.
f. 80.
26. [Augnst Friedrich Ferdinand von] Kotzebue to the ** Eummersche
Buchhandlung at Leipzig; Konigsberg, 1 Apr. 1816. Oer,
f. 82.
27. [Field-Marshal Gebhard Lebrecht von] Bliicher [Prince of Wahl-
Btadt] to Schwenk; Alanson [Alen9on], 2 Sept. 1817. Oer,;
with seal. f. 84.
Paper. Folio.
23,207. The onginal Despatches commnnicating the principal vic-
tories obtained by the British Navy over the fleets of France and
her allies in the course of the Revolutionary wars, 1794-1806.
Collected by command of the Lords Commissioners of the Admi-
ralty, 1821." Addressed to the Secretary of the Admii-alty, or
Admirals in command, and accompanied by numerous enclosnres,
returns of killed and wounded, etc. The writers are —
[Rear Admiral Sir] George Montana;
"Hector," Plymouth, 3 June, 1794,
ff. 3, 7.
[Captain] William Parker [afterwards
Admiial and Bart.]; "Audacious,*'
Plymouth, 3 June. 1794, f. 8.
[Admiral Bicbard Howe, Earl] Howe;
" Charlotte " at sea, 2, 6, 18 June,
1794, ff. 12, 21, 118. 120, 122.
[Vice Admiral Sir] Alexander Hood
[afterwards Viscount Bridport] ;
" Royal George" at sea, 6 Jime, 1794,
24 June, 1795. The second an official
copy, ff. 40, 148.
[Captain] Cuthbert Collingwood [after-
wards Admiral Lord Collingwood];
"Barfleur," "Euryalus" off Cape
Tnifalgar and off Cadiz, elc,^ 8 June,
1794, 22 Oct.-5 Nov. 1805, ff. 42, 231
-263. 265-269.
[Bear Admiral] Benjamin Culdwell;
[** Impregnable," — June, 1794], f.
44-54.
[Bear Admiral] A[lan] Gardner [after-
wards Lord Gardner]; "Queen" at
sea. 6 June, 1794, f. 55.
[Rear Admiral] Then, as Pasley [after-
wards Bait.]; "Beiierophon" at eea,
6 June, 1794, f. C2.
[Captain] John Tbomns Duckworth
[afterwards Admiral and Bart.];
"Orion" nt sea, «* Superb" off the
town of St Dominique, 6 June, 1794,
7, 16 Feb. 1806. ff. 64, 285-300.
[Captain, afterwards Admiral Hon.]
G[corge Cranfitld] Berkeley ; " Marl-
borough" at sea, 6 June, 1794, f.
67.
[Captain, afterwards Admiral, Lord]
Hugh Seymour ; ** Leyiathan " at sea,
6 June, 1794, f. 72.
[Captain, afterwards Admiral Sir]
Henry Harvey; ^'Ramilliee" at sea,
6 June, 1794, f. 76.
[Captain, afterwards Admiral] James
Pigott ; [" Tremendous," — June,
1794], f. 78.
[Capt. Hon.] A[lbemarle] Bertie [after*
wards Admiral and Bart.]; "Thun-
derer '* at sea [— June, 1794], f. 79.
Captain [afterwards Admiral Hon.]
Thomas Pakenbam; ["Invincible"],
6 June [1794], f. 81.
[Captain, afterwards Admiral] J[ohn]
W. Bazely ; ** Alfred " at sea, 5 June,
1794, f. 88.
[Captain, afterwards Admiral Sir]
Charles Cotton ; ** Majestic " at sea,
6 June, 1794. f. 85.
Lieut [afterwards Admiral Sir] Boss
Donnelly ; [** Montagu," — June,
1794], f. 87.
Digitized by
ADDITIONAL MSS., 28,207.
847
Captain J[ohn] Elphinstone ; •* Glory "
[— June, 1794], f. 89.
[Captain, afterwurds Admiral] Thomas
Mackenzie ; Gibraltar" at sea, 6 June,
1794, f. 97.
[Captain] A[nthon7 James] P[ye] Mol-
. loy ; [** Caasar," 6 June, 1794J f. 99.
[Captain] J[ame«] Gambier [afterwanls
Adniiral Lord Ganibier] ; ['* Defence,"
— June, 1794], f, 105.
[Captain] I[feaac] Schomberg; ["Cullo-
den," — June, 1794], ff. 105, 110.
[Captain, afterwards Admiral] T[homa8]
Priiigle; "Valiant" at Spithead, 16
June, 1794. f. 111.
XAdmiral Sir] P[ttc'r] Parker [Bart.];
Royal William" at Spithead, 12
Juno, 1794, ff. 113, 117.
[Admiral Sir] J[ohn] Jervis [and as
Earl] St. Vincent; "Victory" in
Lagos B iy, ** L'Aurore," Gibraltar,
10 Feb. 1797, 23 Oct. 1798, ff. 153,
187. With copy of letter to Cap-
tain [Samuel] Hood; 17 Feb. 1797,
f. 159.
[Rear Admiral] George Vandepot;
!*Bt. Alban's," Biver Tagus, 21 Feb.
1797, f. 158.
[Admiral] Adam Duncan [and as Vis-
count] Duncan ; ** Venerable '* off the
coast of Holland, " Town," 12, 13, 15
Oct., 25 Nov. 1797, ff. 161, 162, 170,
172.
Captain [afterwards Admiral] Edward
O'Bryen ; [*• Monarch," — Oct. 17971
ff. 174-178,
[Captain, afterwards Admiral Sir]
Henry TroUope ; " Russell," Yarmouth
Roads, 16 Oct. 1797, f. 179.
[Vice Admiral Sir] Richard Onslow
[Bart.]; "Monarch," Shferneas, 4
Nov. 1797, f. 180.
[Captain, afterwards Admiral] William
Bligh; "Director," at the Nore, 8
Nov. 1797, ff. 181, 182.
[Captain, afterwards Admiral] James
Walker; "Monmouth," Yarmouth
Roads, 16 Oct. 1797, f. 183.
[Rear Admiral Sir] Horatio Nelson [and
as Vice Admiral Lord, afterwards
Viscount] Nelson and [Duke of]
Bronte'; "Vanguard," mouth of the
Nile. "Elephant" off Copenhagen,
3, 7. 15 Aug. 1798, 3 Apr. 1801. The
thirri letter is holography the rest ofi9-
cial copies, the last being certified by
[Admiral Sir] H[yde] Parker, ff. 186,
188,209,223.
[Admiral Sir] H[yde] Parker; "Lon-
don" off the Koll, in Copenhagen
Road, etc.; 23 Mar.-13 Apr. 1801,
ff. 211, 215, 217, 227.
[Captain] John Conn; [** Discovery,"
— Apr. 1801], f. 229.
[Commodore, afterwards Admiral, Sir]
R[iohard] J[ohn] Strachan [Bart.];
"Cassar" at sea, 4, 7, 8 Nov. 1805,
ff. 272-283.
Among the enclosures, etc., are the following : —
1. Engraved portraits of Admirals Sir George Montagu, f. 2 b; —
Lord Bridpoit, f. 147 b; Earl St Vincent, f. 152 b Viscount
Duncan, f. 160 b; — ^Viscount Nelson, f. 185 b; — Sir Hyde Parker,
f. 210 b;— Lord CoUingwood, f. 230 b;- Sir J. T. Duckworth,
f. 284 b.
2. Philip Stephens [Secretary to the Admiralty, afterwards Bart.] to
Earl Howe; Admiralty, 14 June, 1794. Copy, f. 19.
3. Journals of the proceedings of the Channel Fleet, under Admiral
Richard Howe, Earl Howe; 13 Apr.-29 Nov. 1794. Signed by
[Earl] Howe. ff. 24, 124.
4. The Commissioners of the Navy to Evan Nepean, Secretary to the
Admiralty, enclosing a list of officers present in the action of 1 June,
1794; Navy Office, 26 Oct. 1795. Signed by [Sir] W[illiam] Rule
and J[ohn] Henslow [Surveyors* of the Navy], George Marsh [Clerk
of the Acts] and C[harles] Hope, f. 139.
Digitized by
B48
ADDITIONAL MSS., 98,208~23,21L
Frendi acoounte of the Battle of the Nile, 1 Aug. 1798. Fr., and
Eng. translations, ff. 194-208.
6. Rendezvous of the combined French and Spanish fleet in case of
separation ; " Principe [de Asturias 7 Oct. 1805. Signed by [Rear
Admiral] Antonio de Escano. f. 264.
Paper. In velvet binding, with silver-gilt mountings and clasps.
Folio. Presented by the Lords Commisiianera of the Admiralty, .
23.208. Autograph memoranda by Michel Agniolo Buonarroti rela-
tive to the motiument of Pope Julius II. and the church of San
LojrenM at Florence ; 1505-1621. Ital. Paper. Folio.
23.209. Autograph memoranda by Michel Agniolo Buonarroti of re-
ceipts and expenditure; 22 Mar. .1526-14 Sept. 1529, 2 Jan. 1536-
27 Nov. 1563. Ital. Paper. Folio.
23.210. Poems of Michel Agniolo Buonarroti, copied for the press,
with alterations and notes, by his nephew Lionardo. On the fly-
leaf is written : " Questo sono le Poesie di Miohelagnolo di Lodo-
uico come sono stampate con pochissima uariazione.'* Paper ; xvnth
cent. Folio.
23.211. Portions of two leaves of an Anglo-Saxon MS., containing : —
1. Fragment of a lunar calendar in Xo/tn, f. 1.
2. Fragment of a Genealogy of the Kings of Wessez to the accession
of Alfred ; beginning " rice T heold. xxxvii. wintra," and ending
"lend [on] walum geeodon.** Corresponding with MS. 173 Corpus
Christi College, Cambridge, as printed in Sir T. D. Hardy's
" Descriptive Catalogue," Vol. L p. 678. f. lb.
3. Fragment . of a Genealogy, entitled De Eegibus Orientalium
Seaxonum," beginning "Ofe Sighering" and ending ** Seaxa
Sledding iSonan foriS." Printed in Rev. 0. Cockayne's "Saxon
Leechdoms, etc." Rolls series. Vol. III. p. 444. f. 1 b.
4. Fragment of King Alfred's " Book of Martyrs," beginning " mid
hiora fi^ra flyhte," and ending " i^onne gefylge se ^Sin[re]." Printed
in " The Shrine. A collection of occasional papers on dry subjects,**
[edited by Rev. 0. Cockayne] No. 6, pp. 71-73. f. 2.
Vellum ; xth cent. Octavo.
ADDITIONAL MANUSCRIPTS
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18 60.
The following numbers 23,2i2-23>236, were presented by the Bt. Hon.
John WQwn Croker: —
23,212. Miscellaneous letters and papers relating principally to dis-
putes between Anthony Bourne [son of Sir John Bourne, Knt.] and
his wife, Elizabeth [daughter of Sir John Conway, Knt.]. Among
them are original letters firom : —
1. Anthony Bourne to his wife ; London and Chipping Norton, 13 Feb.,
17 Jan. «.a., £f. 3, 9 ; — to John Chamberleyn ; 15 Feb. «.a., f. 30 ; —
to Sir 'rhomas Bromley, Lord Chancellor ; 14 May, 1577, 25 June,
1580, flf. 32, 66 ; — to Sir John Conway; Ardwennack [in Falmouth],
etc., 6 Oct. [1577]-2 May [1581], ff. 36, 37, 39-65;— to Sir James
Mervin ; n.d., f. 38.
2. Eliz. Bourne to [Edward] Conway ; 20, 24 Feb. «.a., ff. 17, 184;— to
Sir John Conway ; n.d., flf. 86-124, 127-134, 136-148, 151-177 to
Lady Conway ; Harrow, 1 June, «.a., f, 178 ;— to Lady [Alice] Mar-
vane [Mervin] ; Harrow, 8 Dec. a.a., ff. 180, 182 ; — and [under the
assumed name of Anne Haryes] to Sir J. Conway; 16 Mar.,
f. 199.
3. John Chamberleyn to A. Bourne ; [15 Feb.] f. 30.
4. W. Frere to Anth. Bourne ; 13 Nov., f. 80.
5. Sir J. Conway to Eliz. Bourne ; Ostend, 5 Oct. 1587, 21 July, If 80,
ff. 81, 121, 125.
6. Charles Bourne to his sister-in-law, Eliz. Bou.me ; n.<i., f. 189.
7. Frances Wesley to her sister, Elizabeth Powle; «.€?., f. 19H.
8. [Lady] Al[ioe] Merin [Mervin] to Eliz. Bourne; n.d., f. 195.
9. Cromwell Lee to Sir J. Conway ; n.i., f. 197.
10. Fr^re Ime Bonny, " serviteur de Thermitaige de Conuays prez de
Mariembourg," to the gardian du oouvent des freres Mineurs k
Bruges;" Ostend, 6 Feb. 1588. Fr. f. 200.
Paper ; xvith cent. Folio.
wss I860. ^ *
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23,213. Original letters from varions members of the Conway family ;
1613-1679. The writers are—
1. [Lady] Do]o[thy] Conway to her husband. Sir Edward Conway ;
London, 14, 23 Jan. 1612[3], ff. 1, 3.
2. Kalherin Conway [second wife of Sir E. Conway] to the same ;
Lnddington, 1 July, 1620, f. 5.
3. [Edward Conway, 2nd Viscount] Conway and Kilulta to his
daughter-in-law [Anne, wife of his son Edward] ; Petworth and
Antwerp, 1, 8, 22 July, 30 Sept., 14 Oct., 1651, ff. 9-16, 20-24.
4. Lady Anne Conway to her fether-in-law. Lord Conway ; f Oct. 1651,
5. Edward, 2nd Viscount Conway, to ; Antwerp, ^ Jan. 165 J,
6. Maria Conway to her father, 1st Viscount Conway ; n,d^ f. 26.
7. Francis Conway to his brother, the 3rd Viscount Conway ; York,
London, 23 Jan. 1668[9], 28 Apr., 1671, ff. 28, 34.
8. The same to his father, the 2nd Viscount Conway ; w.J., f. 30.
9. The same to his mother, the Dowager Viscountess Frances Conway ;
London, 28 Apr. 1671, f. 32.
10. Francis (sic) Conway to her father, the Ist Viscount Conway ;
London, 12 Feb., 29 Mar. a.a., ff. :^6, 38.
11. n[eligawrth] Conway to the same ; n.d., f. 40.
12. Charles Coke [secretary to Lady Conway] to Edward, 3rd Viscount
Conway; Eagley, 5 Nov., 13 Dec. 1678, 18 Feb. 167|, ff. 42-46,
47, 51.
13. [Edward, 3rd Viscount] Conway, to his wife; Portmore, 8 Jan.,
22 Feb. 167f, ff. 46. 49.
14. M Conway to Viscount Conway ; Eton, 25 July, «.a., f. 54.
Paper ; xvnth cent. Folio.
53.214. Original letters from Anne Conway [1st wife of Edward, 3rd
Viscount Conway] to her husband ; Kensington and Bagley, 10 May,
1653-13 Feb. 167|. Paper ; xviith cent. Folio.
23.215. Original letters from Sir John Finch, Ambassador to the
Sultan, and Dr. Thomas Baines to Edward, 3rd Viscount Conway,
and Anne, his wife, sister of Sir John Finch, in the following
order : —
1. [Sir] John Finch to Lady Conway; Paris, Geneva, Padua, Venice,
Leghorn, and Pera, ^-^ Nov. 1651-^ Nov. 1678, ff. 1-19, 23, 27-30,
32, 33, 38, 50, 84, 94.
2. [Dr.] Tho[mas] Baines to the same ; Venice, Padua, London [9 May,
1653]-19 Dec. 1672, ff 20, 21, 31, 69.
3. [Sir] John Finch to Lord Conway ; Padua, London, efc, ^ Oct.
1653-tV Nov. 1678, ff. 25, 40-46, 48, 54, 60-68, 73-83, 86-93.
f. 17.
f. 25.
ADDITIONAL MS8., 83,316—23^9. 851
4. [Dr.] Thomas Baines to the same; Padua, Borne, London [Nov.
1657]-16 Apr. [1673], ff. 34, 47, 52, 58, 71.
Paper ; xvuth cent. Folio.
23.216. Original letters from Dr. Henry More, of Christ's Ct)llege,
Cambridge, to Edward, 3rd Viscount Conway, and Anne, his wife ;
24 Aug. [1650]-29 Nov. [1679]. Paper; xvnth cent. Folio.
23.217. Original letters on religious matters, chiefly addressed to
Anne, wife of Edward, 3rd Viscount Conway; 1671-1679. The
writers are —
1. Thomas Bromley ; Upton, 21 Feb. [167^]-12 Nov. [1672], ff. 2-9,
2. Joseph Cooper; Mosely, n.d., 7 Jan, 16^J, ff. 10-13.
3. William Penn. the Quaker ; London, 20 Oct. 1675, f. 14.
4. George Keith; 6 May, 1677, f. 21.
5. Lillias Skene ; Newtyl, 16 Aug. [16]77, f. 23.
6. Charles Lloyd to F[ranciscuB] M[erourius] B[aron] van Belmont ;
12 Feb. 167|, f. 25.
7. F P to ; Esham, 5 Sept. [16]78, f. 27.
Paper; xviithcent. Folio.
23.218. 23,219. Original letters from various members of the Cunway
family addressed, with two exceptions, to the Hon. Horatio Walpole,
afterwards 4th Earl of Orford ; 1723-1787. Two volumes. Paper.
Quarto. The writers are —
1. Francis [Seymour-] Conway [afterwards Ist Earl of Hertford] to his
aunt [Catharine, wife of Eobert Walpole, 1st Earl of Orford];
Kagley> 29 Apr. 1723. Vol. L, f. 1.
2. The same, as Earl of Hertford, to the Hon. Horatio Walpole ;
Ragley, London, etc., 1 Sept. 1755-13 Oct 1788. Vol. I., ff. 3,
5-8, 10, 12, 22, 23, 26-36, 41-64, 67-71, 74-79, 84-144, 146-177,
180-216, 219-227, 230; Vol. II., ff. 1, 7, 11, 13, 21-27, 32-53,
61-69, 76-95. 102-115, 118-140, 143-159.
3. l[sabella, wife of Francis Conway, 1st Earl of] Hertfo) d, to the same ;
Ragley, London, etc. [Apr. 1757]-24 Aug. [1788]. Vol. I., ff. 4, 24,
39, 40, 72, 178, 217, 223, 224 b, 228 ; Vol. IL, fL 3, 9, 15-19, 28, 54,
59, 71-75, 96-101, 116, 160-174, 182.
4. [General] H[enry] Seymour Conway [brother of the Ist Earl of
Hertford] to the same ; London, Chichester, 24 Aug. 1759-9 Oct.
1768. Signed. Vol. I., ff. 9, 13-15, 65, 145; Vol. IL, ff. 12, 20,
29-31.
5. [Francis Conway, ViBCOunt] Beauchamp [eldest son of the 1st Earl
of Hertford] to the same ; Oxford, London, 3 Mar.[1760]-9 June
[1775] ; Vol. I., ff. 16-21, 25, 37 ; Vol. IL, ff. 70, 175-178.
6. [Edward Seymour, 9th Duke of] Somerset to [his cousin, Francis,
1st Earl of Hertford]; Bradley, 31 Jan. 1763 ; Vol. I., f. 82.
7. Richard Scrope to [the Ist Earl of Hertford] ; Hindon, 8 Apr. 1772 ;
3 1 2
852
ADDITIONAL MSS., 23,820-23,228.
with an " Extract of an original Letter from Mr. Secretary Winde-
bank to King Charles Ist. dated 24 May 1639. and sent back
apostiled by his Majesty Vol. II., f. 66.
8. [Hon. Horatio Walpole] to Lord Hertford ; 30 Oct. 1782 ; VoL IL,
f. Ul.
9. Henry Conway [2nd son of the 1st Earl of Hertford] to the Hon.
Horatio Walpole; n.d.; VoL IL, ff. 179, 180.
23.220. 1. Tractatus de arte canendi, cum notis musicis, f. 1.
2. ** Ars [musica] Johannis Boon de Vynsborghm Holli/' f. 14 b.
3. De stndio artis mnsicn. Imperfect, f. 22.
Paper ; xvth cent. Small Quarto.
23.221. Tractatus de quatuor setatibus mundi. On f. 10 b is the
beginning of a letter of Pope Sixtus [IV.] to John [Marbhal], Bishop
elect of Llanduff [Sept. 1478]. Paper and vellum ; xvth cent*
Small Quarto.
23.222. Tub £Rtablishment, organisation, and equipment of the
French artillery, shortly after the year 1544. Fr. Imperfect,
Paper ; xvith cent. Small Quarto.
23.223. Treatise on the art of fencing ; with marginal notes. J/oZ.
Imperfect; written in two different hands. Paper; xviith oent.
Small Quarto.
23.224. Treatises on Military Tactics. Imperfect, Paper; xvuth
cent. Octavo:
23.225. Medical recipes. Ital. and Lat. Paper; xviith cent Small
23.226. Recipes for making perfumery, confectionery, etc: [by Dr.
Coladon ?]. Fr. Paper ; xviith cent. Small Quarto.
23.227. ** Anxotationes in quatuor libros Institutionum D. Justiniani
Imperatoris Sacratissimi Principis'* ab E. M. Barlseo. At the
beginning of the Annotations, f. 7, is written, " Laus Deo An** 1563
Die vi Decemb. and at the end, f. 87 b, "Finis 17 Febr.
anno 1664." On f. 88 are written in pencil some E/rtglish verses
headed, " To my double Hearted M[i8tres]K." Paper ; xvith oent.
Small Quarto.
23.228. MiscKLLANEOUS papers, chiefly fragmentary, found among the
papers of the Conway family. Among them are —
1. Part of an indenture relating to the Stonhouse family ; with a
letter concerning the same family from Ko. Lewys ; 7 Jan. 1626,
f. 1.
2. Part of a speech on the best methods to be adopted for attacking
the Spanish; [1596?], f. 5.
Quarto.
ADDITIONAL MSS., 23,22»-23,2S6.
853
3. Part of the articles of impeachment against Lord Strafford ; [1640,
1641], f. 7.
4. Fragment of a speech relating to free trade ; iemp. Commonwealth,
f. 10.
5. Notes of a Sermon preached at St. Oiles in Edenborongh vppon a
fietst day, being the last Sunday in July, by Mr. James Bowe,'*
f. 16.
6. A liOtter or i-ather Discourse from some good old Divine upon the
unfmitfulness of sorrow touching the events of this world," etc.,
f. 20.
7. Sermon on the text 1 Cor. xi. 23, 24, f. 24.
8. Medical and other recipes. Eng. and Lat, f. 28.
Paper ; xviith cent. Folio.
23.229. Miscellaneous poems, chiefly anonymous, in EngUAj Latin^
French, Dutch and Italian. The names given are —
William Eldred, f. 20; — John White, | MiroulsBOB, PharmaoopsBUB Franken-
f. 80; — Thomas CSarewe, f. 84;-— I talensis, 1610, f. 152; — Joannee
Doctor Kinge, f. 40 ; — William Good- | Greavius, Angliu, f. 153 ; — Joeephus
ere. f. 90;— Herbert Savile, f. 109; ' Scaliger,ff. 154,155; - Anne de Rohan,
— M[ichael] Oldswoorth, f. 189;— I f. 166.
Joannes Yalaoriua, f. 150,' — ^Heiirioua |
At f. 88 b is a letter signed Ja. le Man ; Temple, 23 Feb. Paper ;
xviith cent. Folio.
23.230. Translation into English of " Leonardi Bmni, Aretini, De
Bello Italicx) adversus Qothos libri quinque." Imperfect at the
beginning. Paper ; xvith cent. Folio.
23.231. Topographical notes for a history of the county of Surrey,
arranged according to hundreds [by Dr. Gibson]. Paper ; xviiith
cent. Folio.
23.232. 23,233. Abstracts and copies of wills in the Prerogative
Court of Canterbury. Two volumes. Paper ; xviiith cent. Folio
and Small Quarto.
23.234. Lists of prints and drawings belonging to Horatio Walpole,
4th Earl of Orford, at Strawberry Hill, Twickenham. Paper ; xviiith
cent. Folio.
23.235. " Copies of some curious antiquarian papers," viz. : —
1. Extractus " e Eegistro domini John Ginewell Epincopi Lincoln-
[iensis] [1351-1362], f. 2.
2. Latin verses and a prayer " out of a M.S. Missall on Vellom 8~
written before the year 1445, etc.," f. 3.
3. " Two Latin short Prayers made by K. Henry VI., etc.; " from a
. MS. Missal, f. 4.
Digitized by
854
ADDITIONAL MSB., 83,286—23,240.
4. Remarks concerning Dr. Thomas Wilson [Dean of Durham, 1580]
by the Rev. Thomas Baker, of St. John s College, Cambridge, f. 5.
5. Will of Elizabeth, widow of Edward IV. ; 10 Apr. 1492 ; extmcted
from the ** Liber Doggett," f. 6.
6. Narrative of the case of Bert ran da Rolsia v. Arnaldns Tilling,
accused of personating the plaintiff's husband, Martin Guerra ; Jan.
1559, f. 7.
7. Papers relating to Robert Devereux, Earl of Essex; 1599, ff. 1-^,
15, 16.
8 " A Copy of a Pai*t of a MS. letter or Declaration written by
.H[enry Hare] Ld. Colrain," etc,, relating to the state of the ex-
humed body of Rob. Bray broke, Bishop of London [d, 1404] ; 10 Dec.
1675, f. 17."
9. **■ A short Memorandum of some learned discoveries made by [Dr.
Richard Bentley] in a late Conversation," f. 1 9.
Paper ; xixth cent. Folio.
For description of No. 23,236, see the Catalogue of Oriental MSS.
23.237. *• Pedigree of the family of Qoddard of Swindon, co. Wilts.
Copied by Francis Goddard, Clerc, Vicar of Hilmarton, Wilts. Dec.
23, 1858." Paper roll. Presented hy Ambrose L. Qoddard, Esq.,
23.238. Poem AT A Latina : consisting of a few odes and epigrams. In
a distich at the end is contained the date 1646. Paper; xvuth
cent. Small Quarto.
23.239. Miscellaneous autograph letters, viz. : —
1. [Baron Frederic Henri Alexander] Humboldt to Robert Birks
Pitman ; Paris, 18 Sept. 1 825., f. 46. Presented hy B. B. Pitman, Esq.
2. [Arthur Wellesley, Duke of] Wellington to [Sir Peter Laurie],
Lord Mayor of London; Strathfieldsaye, 6 Dec. 1833, enclosing a
letter from Joseph Ady, Accountant ; London, 29 Nov. 1833. flf. 48,
50. Presented hy C. J. Palmer, Esq.
3. W[illiam] Shenstone, the poet, to ; 13, 30 Nov. 1759, ff. 51^
52. Presented hy Bcbert Beece, Esq.
28,240-23,251. Original papers and correspondence of John Maitland,
2nd Earl of Lauderdale, created in 1672 Duke of Lauderdale, and in
1674 Earl of Gnilford.
23.240. Original letters of Queen Elizabeth to James VI. of Scotland ;
1582-1596. Mostly holograph, and accompanied by later copies.
Included are also letters from —
I.James VI. to Queen Elizabeth; Linlithgow, Edinburgh, 20 Dec.
1585, [Apr. 1586, Mar. 158f,] 4 Aug. 1588. The first and last
contemporary copies; the other two holograph drafts, ff. 27, 41, 65,
ADDITIONAL MSS., 23,240—23,242. 855
76 to [Sir Francis Walsingham ?] ; Linlithgow, 20 Deo. 1685.
Copy, f. 28; — to [Rob. Dudley, Earl of Leicester]; Linlithgow,
20 Dec. 1585. Copy. f. 29.
2. Anne of Denmark, wife of James YI., to Queen Elizabeth ; Hali-
rude House, 3 Apr. 1593. Copy, f. 117.
The letters of Qu. Elizabeth and James YI. were edited hy John
Bruce for the Camden Society, in the year 1849.
Paper ; xvith cent. Folio.
23.241. Original letters of James YI. of Scotland, and others; 1567-
1595 :—
1. Proclamation of Mary, Queen of Scots, when besieged in Berth wick
Castle; Borthik, 11 June, 1667. Signed; with secU. Followed by
a copy. f. 1 b, 3 b.
2. Letters of James YI. to Sir John Maitland, Secretary of State and
Lord Chancellor; n.d. [? 1584-1695]. Holograph, ff. 5, 7, 11, 13, 23,
29, 40, 63 ; with two dat. Stirling, 3 Feb. 1693, 31 Aug. 1694.
Signed, ff. 50, 52.
3. Sir Francis Walsingham, Secretary of State, to the same; Green-
wich, etc,, 11 Feb. 1585, 17 Aug. 1688, 19 Apr., 16 May, 1689. Signed.
S. 9, 15, 21, 25.
4. [Lord Maitland] to [Sir F. Walsingham]; Letbington, 19 Sept.
1588. I>r(rft. f. 17 ;— and to [Lord Burleigh ?] with Instructions
to our trusty and welbeluflfed Counsellour Sir Johne Carmichaell
of that Ilk Kn3'ght our Ambassadour towardis our darrest sistar
the q. of Engl. X. Junij 1590 ;" " Halyruidhous,** 10 June [1590].
Draft, ff. 31-37.
5. [Sir] R[ichard] Cokbume to Lord Maitland ; London, etc., 2 Apr.,
4 Aug. 1589, 11 Aug. 1590, 21, 23 June, 1692, ff. 19, 27, 38, 42-49.
Paper ; xvith cent. Folio.
23.242. BoYAL letters and instructions relating to Scottish affairs;
1639-1679; W2 :—
1. Charles I. to [John Maitland, 1st] Earl of Lauderdale ; Whitehall,
18 Jan. 1639. Signed, f. 1.
2. Declaration of Charles I. in favour of the employment of Scotchmen
on the Council, about his person, etc. ; n.d. Signed ; with seal. f. S.
3. Charles 11. to his friends in Scotland, with letter of Jo. Davidsone ;
Brussels, 4, i| Apr. 16(i0. Copies, f. 5.
4. Charles 11. to John Maitland, 2nd Earl of Lauderdale ; Brussels,
etc., 12 Apr. 1660-14 Jan. 1679. Holograph or signed, ff. 8, 16,
22-29, 36-52, 57-68, 73-78, 83.
5. Insti notions from Charles 11. to John, Earl of Middleton, Commis-
sioner to the Parliament of Scotland; 20 Nov. 1660, 29 Jan. 166i,
22 Jan. 166^. Signed; with counter-signature of [John Maitland,
Earl of] Lauderdale, ff. 10, 12, 14.
850
ADDITIONAL MSS., 23,242-28,245.
6. Charles II. to the Scottish Parliament ; 4 June, 1663-13 June, 1678.
Signed or copies; with seal flf. 17, 30-33, 71, 79.
Paper; xviith cent. Folio.
7. Private instructions fr »ni Charles II. to [John Leslie, 6th Earl of
Rothes] Treasurer Principal of Scotland, and to [Charles Maitland]
Treasurer Deputy ; 13 Feh. lOOJ. Signed, and countersigned hy
Lauderdale, flf. 19, 21.
8. " Coiistitutions and oideis concerning the Church [of Scotland]
6 July 1670.*' Signed by Chaiies IL, and countersigned hy Lauder-
dale, f. 34.
9. Warrant in favour of John Lord Carmichael ; 16 Oct 1673. Signed
by Charles II. f. 63.
10. [Charles Mail land, afterwards 3rd Earl of Lauderdale] to his brother
the Duke of Lauderdale ; Whitehall, 4 Nov. 1673. Unsigned, f. 55.
11. Giant from Chailes II. to the Duke of Lauderdale of the wreck of
a Dutch ship in Shetland; Whitehall, 11 Dec. 1675. Signed, and
countersigned by [John Murmy, 2nd Earl of] Atholl. f. 69 b.
1 2. Eoyal commission to James [Fitzroy], Duke of Monmouth, to be
Captain-General in Scotland; Windsor, , 1679. Signed hy
Charles II. f. 81.
Paper ; xviith cent Folio.
23.243. Original letters from James [Stuart, Duke of York, after-
wards James II.,] to [John Maitland] Duke of Lauderdale ; London,
Edinburgh, etc., 11 Nov. 1673-4 Dec. [1680]. Holograph; with
seals. Paper ; xviith cent. Qaarto.
23.244. Lettkrs and sp*jeches of John Maitland, Duke of Lauder-
dale; 1657-1681. Holograph, drafts, or copies. Paper; xviith cent.
23,24:5. Original papers and letters of the Scottish Parliament and
Council; 1660-1668; viz.:—
1. "The Sederunt [of the Stottish Commissioners] with ane abreviat
of the procedures, Febr., Mar. and Apr. 1660." Signedhy [William
Cunningham, 9th Earl of) Glencaime, Chancellor, f. 1.
2. Petition of the Scotch to Charles IL, with answer; July, 1660.
Copies, ff. 5, 6.
3. Letter from the Parliament of Scotland to Charles II. ; Edinburgh,
28 July, 1663. Signed by [William Cunningham, 9th Earl of] Glen-
caime, Chancellor, ff. 7, 9.
4. •* Instructions to Sir William Bruce to be by hiiu communecated to
Sir Robert Moray ;" Halyrudehous, 31 July, 1663. Signed by
[John Leslie, 6th Earl of] Rothes, ff. 11, 13.
5. Petition of the Scotti>h Council to Charle« IL, about the imposition
of taxes on Scotlibh merchants in France ; Edinburgh, 30 Sept.
Folio.
ADDITIONAL MSS. 23,246.
857
1663. Signed by [William Cunningham, 9th Eurl of] Glencaime,
Chancellor ; [George Keith, 8th Earl] Marlschall ; [William Douglas
Hamilton, 3rd Duke of] Hamilton ; [John Maitland, Duke of] Lauder-
daill ; [George Hay, 10th Eail of] ErroU ; [James Graham, 2nd
Marquess of] Montrose; [William Douglas, 10th Earl of] Morton ;
[John Erskine, 9th Earl of] Mar; [George Livingston, 3rd Earl of]
Linlithgow ; [George Sinclair, 6th Earl of] Caithnes ; [Alexander
Bruce, 2nd Earl of] Kincardin ; [James Home, 3rd Eai 1 of] Home ;
[Charles Seton, 2nd Earl of] Dumfermelyne ; [William Ker. 2nd Earl
of] Et>xburghe; [Alexander Erskine, 3rd Earl of] Kellie; [Willam
Crichton, Earl of] Dumfries ; [Sir] Geo[rge] McKenzie [Bart., after-
wards Earl of Cromarty] ; [Sir] Jo[hn] Fletcher [Lord Advocate], and
[Sir] Jo[hn] Gilmour [President of the Court of Session], f. 16.
0. The Scotch Privy Council to [John Leslie, 6th] Earl of Kothes,
concerning the march of the rebels to the Pentland Hills, and
enclosing the declaration of the said rebels on taking up arms;
Ed[inburgh], 27 Nov. 1666. Signed by [James Sharp, Archbishop
of] St. Andrews; [James Gi*aham, 2nd Marquess of] Montrose;
[John Hamilton, 4th Earl of] Hadington ; [William Crichton, Earl
of] Duuifiies; [John, 6th Baron] Sinclare ; [Alexander Falconer,
1st Baron of] Halcartoune; [William, Lord] Bellenden; [Sir]
Jo[hn] Gilmour [Lord President of the Court of Session]; [Sir]
A[rchibald] Primrose [Lord Clerk Register] ; [Sir] Jo[hn] Nisbet ;
J[ohn] Home ; [Sir] J[ohn] Lockhart ; John Wauchope, and Ro[bert]
Murray, f. 18.
7. The Council to Charles IL, concerning the rebels ; Edinburgh, 29
Nov. 1666. Signed by the Archbishop of St. Andrews, the Duke of
Hamilton, the Marquess of Montrose, Lords Hadington, Dumfries,
Sinclare and Bellenden ; Sirs Jo. Gilmour, A. Primrose, Jo. Nisbet,
Ro* Murray, and J. Lockhart ; J. Home and J. Wauchope ; [John
Murray, 2nd Earl of] AthoU ; [Hugh Montgomerie, 7th Earl of]
Eglintoun ; and Cb[arles] Maitland. f. 21.
8. Order of the Council to all Postmasters on tbe road to London ;
Edinburgh, 29 Nov. 1666. Signed by the Archbishop of St. Andrews,
f. 23.
9. The Council to Charles II., in answer to a letter from him ; Edin-
burgh, 26 Mar. 1667. tiigned by the Duke of Hamilton, Lords
Rothes, Linlithgow, Dumfries, and Bellenden; Sir Jo. Gilmour;
Ch. Maitland and J. Wauchope ; [James Johnstone, 1st Earl of J
Annandale; [James Douglas. Viscount] Drumlangrig; [Sir] T[houias]
Dalyell [Bart.], and W[illiam] Drunimond [afterwards l«*t Viscount
Strathallan]. f. 25.
10. The Council to Charles IL, concerning the pariloiis to the late
rebels ; Edinburgh, 9 Jan. 1668. Signed by [Archibald Caujpbell,
9th Earl of] Argyll ; Lords Dumfries, Bellenden, Kincardin, Hal-
858
ADDITIONAL MSS., 28,245.
oartoime and Linlithgow ; [Sir] R[obert] Moray ; [William, Ba-on]
Cochrane [afterwards Earl of Dundonald] ; Sirs Jo. Gilmour, A.
Primrose, Jo. Nisbet, and J. Lockhart; W. Diummond, J. Home,
J. Wauchope, Ro' Murray, and Ch. Maitland. f. 27.
11. The Council to Charles 11. ; Edinburgh, 16 Jan. 1668. Signed by
the Archbishop of St. Andrews ; Alex[ander Burnet] Glascuen.
[Bishop of Glasgow]; Lords Atholl, Linlithgow, Dumfries, Kin-
cardin, Sinclare, Halcartoune, Cochrane, and Bellenden; [John
Hay, 2nd Earl of] Tweeddale; Sirs Jo. Gilmour, A. i'rimrose, Jo.
Nisbet and R. Moray; J. Home, Ch. Maitland, J. Wauchope, Ko'
Murray, and W. Drummond ; and [Sir] W[illiam] Scott, f. 29.
12. The Council to Charles XL ; Edinburgh, 27 Feb. 1668. Signed
by the Bishop of Glasgow ; Lords Eglintoun, Drumlangrig, Annan-
dale, Cochrane, Linlithgow, Dumfries, Tweeddale, Sinclare, and
Halcartoune ; Sirs Jo. Gilmour, Jo. Nisl^t, J. Lockhart, A. Prim-
rose and R. Moray ; W. Drummond, J. Home, Ch. Maitland, Ro'
Murray, and J. Wauchope. f. 31.
13. The Council to Charles II., about the Scottish Militia; Edinburgh,
9 May, 1668. Signed by Lord Rothes as " Cancell[our]," the Duke of
Hamilton ; Lords Linlithgow, Tweeddale, Kincardin, and Cochrane ;
[David Wemyss, 2nd Earl of] Wemyss ; Sirs A. Primrose and Jo.
Nisbet ; W. Drummond, Ro* Murray, J. Home, and J, Wauchope.
f. 33.
14. The Council to the Earl of Lauderdale, about the attempt to
assat-sinate the Archbishop of St. Andrews and [Andrew Honyman]
Bishop of Orkney; Ed[inburgh], 14 July, 1668. Signed by Lord
Rothes, f. 35.
16. The Council to Charles II., about the same matter; Edinburgh,
14 July, 1668. Signed by Lord Rothes, the Duke of Hamilton, the
Marquis of Montrose, Lords Argyll, Dumfries, Cochrane, Tweed-
dale, Diiimlangrig, Halcartoune, and Bellenden ; Sirs Jo. Gilmour,
A. Primrose, Ro** Murray, and Jo. Nisbet, J. Home, W. Drummond,
and Ch. Maitland. f. 37.
16. The Council to the Earl of Lauderdale, about restoring peace after
the late rebellion; Edinburgh, 27 Feb. 1668. Signed by Lord
Linlithgow, f. 39.
17. " Report of the Commissioners of his Majesties Thesaurarii in
Scotland of the state of the caire of the right of Admiralitie of
Orkney and Zetland," etc.; Holyrudhous, 24 Aug. 1670. Sigtied by
Lord Rothes, Tweeddale, Einoardin and [William Cochrane, Earl of]
Dundonald. f. 41.
18. The Earls of Atholl, Argyll, MuiTay and Linlithgow, to tlie Duke
of Lauderdale ; Edinburgh, 7 May, 1674. Unsigned, f. 43.
19. Account of the proceedings at a *• sederunt " of the Privy Council,
with a liiitof the sitting members; 6 May, 1674, f. 45.
ADDITIONAL MSS., 23,246, 23,246.
859
20. The Council t.) the Duke of Lauderdale ; Ed[inburgh], 12 Dec.
[16]74. Unsigned, f. 46.
21. The Council to the Duke of Lauderdale, objecting to James
Stuart, Duke of York, being made a Privy Councillor of Scotland,
without taking the oath of allegiance ; Edinbui^, 6 Nov. 1679.
Signed by Lords Bother, Argyle and Moiray ; Ch. Maitland and
Sir Geo. MacKenzie. £ 48.
Paper ; xviith cent. Polio.
23,246. Papers and letters of John Middleton, 1st Eaii of Middleton,
relating to the Billeting Act ; 1662-1664, viz. : —
1. Lord Middleton to the Earl of Lauderdale; Ed[inburgh], 29 Apr.
1662, f. 1.
2. Proclamation relating to the Billeting Act ; Edinbui^h, 9 Sept.
1662. Signed by [Sir] A[rchibald] PrimrofcO, Clericus Eegisti-arius.
f. 3.
3. A Speech concerning the Act of Billetting and some other Acts.
Spoken before his Majestic and above 20 of the Councell of Scotland
at Worcester-hons, 5 of Feb'^ 166§," f. 6.
4. Lord Middleton to Charles II., answering the charges made against
him in the above speech by the Earl of Lauderdale ; n,d. Signed.
ff. 16, 21,31.
5. Lord Lauderdale to Charles II., replying to the above letters of the
Earl of Middlet^m; 20 Apr, 1663. Dra/L f. 27.
6. Depositions concerning billeting; 3-20 July, 1663. Signed by
\^ [illiam] Seatoune [Provost of Hadington]; J[ame8] Keith [Com-
missioner for Kin tore]; Jo[hn] Patersone [Provost of Pei-th] ;
Alexander Greyme [Graham, Commissiuner for Portrose] ; Mungo
Murray [Commissioner for Perthshire] ; [Sir] R[<»bert] Innes ; David
Makbrayr [Commissioner for Kirkcudbright]; [Sir] K[obert]
Dowglas [Commissioner for Berwickshire] ; [Sir] Jo[hn] Urquhart
[Commissioner for Inverness-shire] ; [Kenneth Mackenzie, 3rd Ea»-1
of] Seafort ; [Charles Gordon, Ist Earl of] Aboyne ; [Sir] Geo[rge]
McKenzie of Tarbat; [George Keith, 8th Earl] Marischall; [Alex-
ander Falconer, 1st Baron of] Halcartoune ; [William Chrichton,
Earl of) Dumfries; [William Ker, 2nd Earl of] Roxburghe; [Sir]
Jo[hn] Keith, Knight Marischall ; and [Sir] Ja[mes] Turner ; and
couniermgned, with one exception, by the Earl of LauderdailL fif.
7. Report on the above depositions to the Scotch Parliament ;
Edinburgh, 24 July, 1663. Signed by the Earl of Lauderdaill ;
[John Hamilton, Earl of} Hadington ; [Sir] Jo[hn] Gilmour ; [Sir]
J[ames] Lockhart; [Sir] Ro[ber]t Murray; and [Sir] P[eter]
Wedderbume. f. 46.
8. Lord Middleton to Charles II., resigning the offices of Captain-
36-46.
860
ADDITIONAL MSS., 23,247.
General of Scotland and of Oaptain and Keeper of Edinburgh Castle ;
London, 5 Jan. 1664. Holograph, f. 53.
Paper ; xviith cent. Folio.
23,247. Papers and lettei-s« principally from Scottish bishops, relating
to affairs of Episcopacy in Scotland ; 1658-1680, viz, : —
1. James Sharp [Archbishop of St. Andrews in 1661] to Patrick
Drummond; Craill and Edinburgh, 28 Aug. 1658-16 Apr. 1661.
Holograph, ff. 1, 5, 9-13, 16-19, 22-40.
2. Copy of a minute of the Council of State ordering James Sharp to
return to Scotland, and to refrain from intermeddling in State
matters ; Whitehall, 29 June, 1659, f. 2.
3. James Sharp to the l?ev. James Wood, Provost of the Old College
in St. Andrews ; Edinburgh and Gravenend, 9 Jan. 1660-22 Apr
1661. Holograph, ff. 3, 7, 20, 41.
4. The same to [Juhn Maitland, 2nd] Earle of Lauderdaill, Lord
Secretary for Scotland; Edinburgh, 13 Dec. 1660-23 Nov. 1671.
Holograph, ff. 14, 49, 57, 62. 78, 82.
5. Declaration of the same, as Archbishop of St. AndrewH, respecting
the nominations to the vacant sees of Aberdeen and Orkney ;
Whythall, 14 Jan. 1663, f. 43.
6. B[ol)ert] Leighton [Bishop of Dunblane, and afterwards Archbishop
of Glasgow] to [John Maitland, 1st] Duke of Lauderdale, Lord High
Commissioner for Scotland ; Edinburgh, 6 Apr, 1670-1 Dec. [167 i].
Holograph, ff. 45, 47, 66, 73, 75, 85, 87.
7. The Scottish Bishops to the Earl of Lauderdale ; n.d,, and Edinburgh,
16 Sept. 1667. The first letter signed by [James Sharp, Archbishop
of] Set. Andrews ; Alex[ander Burnet], Archbishop of Olasgow ;
Geo[rge Wiseheart], Bishop of Edinburgh; Ja[mes Hamilton],
Bishop of Galloway ; Pa[ trick Scougal], Bishop of Aberdeen ;
Pa[tnck Forbes, Bishop of] Cathnes. and Jo[hn Paterson], Bishop
of Koss ; the second letter signed by the above except the last two,
and also by Murdo[ch Mackenzie], Bishop of Moray; B[obert
Wallace], Bishop of Sudor ; E[obert Leighton]. Biphop of Dunblain ;
Henr[y Guthrie], Bishop of Dunkeld ; Da[vid Strachan], Bishop of
Brechin : and Will[iam Scrogie], Bishop of Li^more. fif. 51, 59.
8. [Alexander Bruce, 2nd Earl of Kincardine] to James Sharp,. Arch-
bishop of St. Andrews ; Culros, 6, 14 Nov. 1665. With answer to
the former ; St. Andrews [10] Nov. 1664. Copies. f£. 53, 55, 56.
9. The Earl of Lauderdale to the Archbishop of St. Andrews ;
; Highgate, 2 Sept. 1667. Copy. £ 61.
10. The Archbishop of St. Andrews to Charles II. ; Edinburgh,
18 Jan. 1668[9]. Holograph, f. 64.
1 1 . Depositions of James Kamsay, Dean of Glasgow, and Arthur B' ss.
Parson of Glasgow, conceining a paper submitted to the Synod of
ADDITIONAL MSS., 23,247, 28,248.
861
Glasgow by Alexander Burnet^ Archbisliop of Glasgow; Halynid-
houB, 14 Oct. 1669. Signed; with counter-Bignature of [John Leslie,
6th Earl of] RotheH, Chancellor, ff. 68, 69.
12. Surrender by Alexander Burnet of the Archbishopric of Glasgow ;
Edinburgh, 24 Dec. 1669. Holograph, f. 70.
13. Petition of the same to the Earl of Lauderdale; with autograph
promise of the said Earl to intercede for him with Charles II. ; n.^.,
14. Jo[hn] Paterson, [Dean of Edinburgh, afterwards Bishop of Gal-
loway and Edinburgh, and Archbishop of Glasgow] to the Duke
of Lauderdale ; Edinburgh, 18 June, 1674-7 Dec. 1680. Holograph.
ff. 80, 84, 106, 108, 116.
15. [ The Duke of Lauderdale] to Alexander Bnmet after his restora-
tion to the Fee of Glasgow ; 18 June, [16]74. Copy. f. 89.
16. Bishop Leighton to [John Hay, 2nd] Earl of Tweeddale; n.d.
. Holograph, f. 91.
17. Archbishop Burnet to the Duke of Lauderdale ; Eingstreet, 27 Apr.-
28 May, 1678. Holograph, ff. 93-10.5.
18. Bishop Paterson to the Duchess of Lauderdale ; Edinburgh, 20 Nov.
1680, f. 110.
19. Ho. Mylne, Provost of Leith, to Bishop Paterson; Leith, 20 Nov.
1680. Enclosed in the preceding, f. 112.
20. Five of the Scottish Bishops to the Duke of Lauderdale on his i*e-
signation of the Secretaryship of State for Scotland ; Edinburgh,
6 Nov. 1680. Signed by Alex[ander Burnet, Archbishop of] St.
And[rew8] ; Arth[ur Boss], Archl3i8hop of Glasgow ; And[rew Wood],
Bishop of Caithness ; Jo[hn Paterson], Bishop of Edinburgh ; Ja[mes
Aitkin], Bibhop of Galloway, f. 114.
21. [Mrs. Simpson] to her son Richard Simpson [under the name
of Jamison]; 8 May [16]80 ; with his answer, St. Jamea's, 10 July,
[16]80, ff. 118, 120.
22. '^Memor by the Bps. anent what is fit to be done for suppressing
dissorders in the West. Dec. 21. 1677." In Bishop Paterson's
hand. f. 121.
23. Paper past in the Synod of Glasgow ;'' n.d., f. 126.
Paper ; xviith cent. Folio.
23,248. ORiaiNAL letters, chiefly addressed to John Maitland, 2nd
Earl and Duke of Lauderdale, Secretary of State, and Lord
High Commissioner for Scotland; 1667-1679. The writers
are —
1. Sir Bobert Moray, Commissioner ,(»f the Treasury of Scotland, to
Lord Lauderdale; Tester, 16 Sept. [16]<i7, 28 Mar. 1678. Holo-
graph; unsigned, ff. 1, 9.
2. [Alexander Stuart, 4th Earl of Moray] to the Duke of Lauderdale ;
f.72.
r
862
ADDITIONAL MSS., 28,248, 28,249.
Whythall, 6 Apr.-13 June, 1678. Holograph; unsigned, ff. 11-14,
18-21, 24-27, 30-;i5, 38-49, 58-69, 74r-81.
3. Narration of E. Moray's, Sir Gko. Maokenzie and Collintons pro-
ceedings;" 9 Apr. 1678, f. 15.
4. [Lord] MoiTay and [Sir] Ja[mes] Foulis [Lord Justice Clerk] to
the Duke of Lauderdale ; Whitehall, 15 Apr. 1678, Signed, f. 22.
5. [Sir James Foulis] to the same ; 18, 25 Apr., 19 May, 1678.
Holograph ; unsigned, flf. 28, 36, 50.
6. The ** Commissioners of Councells " to the Duke of Lauderdale ;
25 May, [1678]. Signed by [Lord] Morray, [Sir] Geo[rge] Mac-
kenzie, and [Sir] Ja[mes] Foulis. ff. 70, 72.
7. [The Duke of Lauderdale] to [the Duke of York] ; Whitehall,
18 Nov. 1679, f. 82.
8. [ ] to the Duke of Lauderdale ; n.d., f. 84.
Paper ; xviith cent. Folio.
28,249. Original letters, speeches, etc., of Sir George M'^Kenzie, after-
wards Viscount Tarbat, and Earl of Cromarty, and of Sir G^rge
Mackenzie, Lord Advocate of Scotland ; 1662-1683, viz. : —
1. [Sir] Geo[rge] M'^Kenzie [afterwards Lord Tarbat] to [John Mait-
land, 2nd] Earl [afterwards Duke] of Lauderdale ; Hampton Court,
18 July, 1662, f. 1.
2. " A double of the Instructiunes given be the Earle of Midl[etun] to
Tarbatt, anno 1662," f. 3.
3. ** Sir G^rge M*KenzieB speich in Parliament, October, 1669," f. 5.
4. [Sir] Geo. Mackenzie [Lord Advocate] to the Duke of Lauderdale ;
18 Jan. 167§-17 Feb. 16J§, ff. 7, 16, 28, 30, 32.
5. " Interrogators put to the Lord Tarbet;" with his answers; 1 July,
1663. Signed by [Sir] Geo[rge] M^Kenzie [Lord Tarbat], and
countersigned by the Earl of Lauderdale, f. 9.
6. " A double of E. of Midltunes 4 Instruction to Sir Geo. McKenzie,
3 July, 1663." Signed by Sir Geo. M'^Kenzie [Lord Tarbat.] Copy,
f. 11.
7. [Sir] Geo. Mackenzie [Lord Advocate] to the Duchess of Lauderdale;
Hatton, Edinburgh, and Leyden, 16 Aug. 1675-16 Feb. 168|, ff. 12,
34, 38-54.
8. " Poynt of fact given in by his Majesties Advocat 6th July 1677.*'
Signed by [Sir] Jo[hn] Nisbet [Lord Advocate], f. 14.
9. [Sir G. Mackenzie, Lord Advocate] to [James Sharp] Archbisbop of
St. Andrews ; n.d., f. 17.
10. " My Lord A'lvocats Arguments in Law against the paper of the
partie Lords, Windsor Castle, 1679," f. 19.
11. [Sir G. Mackenzie, Lord Advocate] to [Alexander Stuart] Earl of
Moray, Sole Secretary for Scotland ; n.d., f. 36.
Paper ; xviith cent. Folio.
ADDITIONAL MSS., 28,260, 28,261. 863
23,260,28,261. Miscellaneous papers relating to Scotland; 1604-
1679. Two volumes. Paper. Folio.
23.260. Vol. I. 1. Proceedings of the Commissioners for the Union
between England and Scotland, in Dec. 1604, f. 1.
2. Receipt of Archibald Sydserfe, as deputy to Sir Adame Hepburne,
to Mungo Stiverling, for half of a sum of 13,250 merkes ; Edin-
burgh, 6 June, 1646, f. 10.
3. " The deduction of Episcopacy vnto the forme of Synodicall Govern-
ment received in the ancient church. Proposed as an expedient for
the preventing of those troubles which may arise about the matter
of Church Government. 1648." f. 11.
4. Grant by the Town of Aberdeen to John Alexander of the " factorie "
of the see of Ross ; 14 Feb. 1650. Copy, f. 17 b.
5. ** The Copie of a paper written by William, Duke of Hamilton, the
night before Worcester fight," f. 19.
6. Letter from the Commissioners of Forfeited Estates in Scotland to
" the Lord President of His Highness [Oliver Cromwell's] Councell
Leith, 15 Dec. 1655. Signed by Da[vid] Barclay, Timo[thy] Wilkes,
Wil[liam] Lockhart, and T. Harper, f. 21.
23.261. Vol. 11. 1. "Earls of Crawford and Lauderdale and Lord
Sinclare's advise to frends befor the restoration." Signed by [John
Lindsay, Ist Earl of] Crafurd and Lyndesay, [John Maitland, 2nd
Earl of] Lauderdaill, and [John Sinclair, 6th Baron] Sinclare. f. 1.
2. Fragment of the diary of a Scotch presbyter; 13 Dec. 1660-21 Mar.
1661, f. 3.
3i " Memorandum to the Earle of Lauderdaill .... in relation to
the Earle of Seaforts two petitions presented to his Sacred Ma*** ;"
n.d.y f. 5.
4. Sir John Gilmors opinion on the D[uke] of Monmouths case of
legitimation Edinburgh, 13 Dec. 1662. Signed by [Sir] J[ohn]
Gilmour. f. 7.
5. "Description of the Cittydale of Leith, 1662,^' f. 8.
6. " Act against Separation and disobedience to Ecclesiastical Authority;
Edinburgh, 10 July, 1663." Printed, f. 10 b.
7. Proclamation of the Privy Council enforcing the said Act ; Edin-
burgh, 7 Oct. 1663. Printed, f. 14 b.
8. Resignation by Sir James Dundas, Knt., of his office of senator of
the College of Justice ; 26 Nov. 1663. Signed, f. 18.
9. Declaration in favour of Presbyterian Government by James Wood
on his deathbed ; St. Andrews, 2 Mar. 1664. Copy. f. 19.
10. Letter from Ch[arle8] Maitland [afterwards 3rd Earl of Lauder-
dale] to [his brother, John Maitland, 2nd Earl?], giving an account
of an engagement with the Scottish Whigs at Gallo Hill ; [Nov.
1666]. Signed, f. 20.
864
ADDITIONAL MSS., 23,261.
11. The Reasons and Motiues of Henrie Rioe, his humble Suite nnto
his Ma"*;" n.d.J. 22.
12. "Laws and Articles of War for the Government of His Majesiies
Forces within the Kingdom of Scotland Whitehall, 4 Jan. 1667,
13. Memorandum of T. Hay with regard to the state of Scotland,
with answers by the Earle of Tweeddale ; n.d„ f. 31.
14. Papers relating to the imprisonment of Sir James Steuart pending
the audit of his accompts as General Commissary ; 1669. Paiily
in the hand of Sir J. Steuart. f. 33.
15. ** Informatione for the biirghe of Cromertie annent their Eleetione
and manor of Sir Johne Urq[uha]rt of Cromertie his procedour and
Eleetione;" 1669, f. 39.
16. Copy of the order of the Privy Council appointing the Duke of
Buckingham, the Earl of Anglesey, Lords Holies and Ashley, and
J. Trevor, as a Committee on Ireland; 4 Feb. 1670; with copy of
their report; 13 June, 1671, f. 40.
17. Artickles concerning the ryse and progrens of the tumult and
seditious practises that happened in the burgh of Edinburgh in
and about the tyme of the late election of the Magistrates in the
3eir 1672," f. 44.
18. " Memoire for [Alexander Bruce, 2nd] Earle of Kincardin " con-
cerning the means of redressing grievances in Scotland; 9 Mar.
1674, f. 46.
19. A short Narrative of what past in the Counsel on Monday and
Tuesday the 23rd and 24th of March, 1674," f. 48.
20. Act of the Privy Council relating to Scotland ; Hallirudehouse,
24 Mar. 1674. Printed, f. 49 b.
21. Letters and papers relating to the proceedings of the Convention
of Estates, during July, 1678, IV. oi-65. *
22. Original petition of the Covenanters to [James Scott] Duke of
Monmouth [June, 1679]. Signed by R[obertJ Hamiltonne, f. 66 b.
23. Brief relation of some circumstances of the rebellion in Scotland
by the Commander-in-Chief of the Royal Forces; 1679, f. 68.
24. " A Discourse had before ye Excommunication of these persons
following, viz., King Charles IT., James Duke of York, James Duke
of Monmouth, Jo" Duke of Lauderdale, Jo" Duke of Rothes, S*^
George M°Kenzie the Kings Advocat and Thomas Daly ell Generall,"
26. *' Memorandum anent reformeing the lybell and executiones against
the fewers of ye Bishoprick of Rosse," f. 74.
26. " The Kings Advocats paper concerneing the Registers in Scotland
for security of Purchasers," f. 76.
27. Agenda for the Scottish Council ; followed by a list of members,
fr. 78, 79.
f. 24.
f. 70.
ADDITIONAL MSS., 28,252-^23,618.
865
For descriptions ofNos. 23,252-23,606, see the Catalogue of Oriental MSS
23.607. Plans and drawings of vessels in the Fiencb navy; with
explanatory statements, by Captain F. Dubois ; 1806-1813. Paper;
xixth cent. Large Folio.
23.608. Monumental inscriptions in Barbadoes and Jamaica before
1750, with selections from those of Inter date and extracts from
the parish registers; copied by James Henry Lawrence Anher,
Captain 60th Rifles; 1857, 1858. Paper; xixth cent. Folio. Pre-
sented by Captain J. H. L. Archer,
23.609. 23,610. Pokthaits of Persian dignitaries, etc. Two volumes.
Paper; xviith and xviiith centt In the original binding. Folio.
For descriptions of Nos. 23,611 23,614, see the Catalogue of Oriental MSS,
23.615. Copy of the representation of the Lords Commissioners for
Trade and Plantations upon the state of His Majesty's Colonies in
the Continent of North America; Whitehall, 8 Sept. 1721. At
the end is " A Map of the English and French Possessions on the
Continent of North America. 1727. H. Popple." See King's MS.
205. Paper ; xixth cent. Folio.
23.616, 23,617. Diplomatic correspondence of .Fames Cressett, Resident
at Hanover, with William Blathwayt, Socretary-at-War ; 1695-
1701. Two volumes. Paper. Folio. Included are also the follow-
ing letters, etc, : —
23.616. Vol. I. 1. Count Frizen to J. Cressett; Au camp de Lange-
bnck, 14 July, 1695. Fr. Copy. f. 53.
2. Keys to ciphers used by J. Cressett, f. 101, 103.
23.617. Vol. II. 1. Draft of instructions to J. Cressett; Camp,
4 June, S.N. 1697, f. 13.
2. " Extrait d'une lettre de M' le Comte de Platen, de Hannovre le
2 d'Aout, 1698," f. 70.
3. W[illia]m Lowndes [Secretary to the Treasury] to William Blath-
wayt; 11, 20 Aug. 1702. ff. 182, 184.
23.618. Drawings and plans of battles, sieges, etc., chiefly execute d
by Lieut.-Colonel C[harles] Hamilton Smith, viz,: —
1. " Order of Battle of the British Combined Army in August 1794,"
f. 2.
2. " Position of St. Jean de Luz [in the Pyrenees] as occupied by the
French Army under the Duko of Dalmatia, 10 Nov. 1813," f. 4.
MSS. — 1860. ^ K
866
ADDITIONAL M8S., 23,618.
3. " Bequis Bay [at the mouth of the Nile] with the situations of tho
English and French fleets on the 1. 2. and 3. of August, 1798," f. 5.
4. ** Plan of the battle of Jemappes [in Belgium] fought on the 6th
of Nov' 1792," f. 6.
6. "A Sketch of the Action as fought by the Anglo-
Russian Army and the Gallo-Batavian forces, on the
2nd of October 1799, near Camper in Holland," f. 6.
6. ** Sketch of Bouley Bay, Trinity and S* Martins, in the Island of
Jersey ; 1806," f. 7 b.
7. " Boulay Bay, Jersey, by a pocket compass," f. 9.
8. " Position of the British troops " at Cape Town, S. Africa " on the
action of the 8\h of July, 1806," f. 10 b.
9. " St Dominque. Isles sous le vent. Plan de la ville, Baie et
Environs de St. Louis, 1792," f. 12.
10. Plan of the intrenched Gamp near Toumay, June 1794," f. 14.
11. Plan of the battle of Hohenlinden, in Bavaria, 3 Dec. 1800, f. 15.
12. "Position of the Duko of York's Army before Toumay, June,
1794," f. 15.
13. ** Order of attack of the Russian Army on the fortified
suburb Prague," 24 Feb. 1794, f. 16.
14. " Plan of the Engagement between the British and French fleets
[at Dominica] on the 12th April, 1782," f. 17.
15. ** A Chart of the Bay of Gibraltar with the position of the
Military and Naval forces of France and Spain;" 1781, 1782,
f. 18 b.
16. ** Plan of the battle of Aboukir, 1 Aug. 1798," f. 20.
17. * Plan of the siege of the Havana, 1762," f. 21.
18. Plan of the Affair of Rahmanie in Egypt," 9 May, 1801, f. 23.
19. " Plan of the battle of Crevelt or Aurat, 1758, between the Allied
Army and the French," f. 24.
20. " Sketch of the Post of Prince Kuperts ... in the Island of Do-
minica," f. 25.
21. "Position of the Cote de Bienne occupied by a body of French
troops ... on the 17th of Sept. 1792," f. 25.
22. " Sketch of part of the Island of S** Lucie with the operations
between the Dutch and French, December, 1778," f. 26.
23. ** Plan of the operations of the British and Dutch forces and the
French Army of the N«»ith from the 9th of July to the 3rd of
November 1794, by H. \\ R. von Porbeck Asst. Q. M. Gl.," f. 28.
24. " Plan of the Town of Jacmel [in Haiti] and Environs with the
position of the Troops & Batteries during the Blocade ; k Leogan le
15 Nivose an trois" [4 Jan. 1795], f. 29.
25. Four plans of the battle of Aboukir ; 7-11 Mar. 1801 ; and a plan
of the positions of British and French fleets; 29 May, 1794,
ff. 30-32.
Digitized by
ADDITIONAL MSS., 28,618.
867
26. Plan of the bombardment of Algiers ; 27 Aug. 1816, f. 33.
27. Plans of several ports in Australia, viz. : — Ports Phillip and Western
[at Melbourne], Twofold Bay [near Cape Howe], Jervis Bay, Botany
Bay, Broken Bay, Port Hunter and Port Stephens [near Sydney],
Port Macquarie and Moreton Bay and Bnsbano River, f. 34.
28. Plan of the action off Ushant under Lord Howe; 1 June, 1794,
f. 35.
29. Plan of the baUle of Caraperdown ; 11 0(;t. 1797, f. 36.
30. " General order of battle and encampment of the army under
General Gerard Lake ; Aug. 26th, 1803, at Seoundra" [between Delhi
and Allahabad], f. 37.
31. Plan of the " Battle of Assye, 23rd September, 1803," f. 38.
32. Plan of the " Battle off Cape St. Vincent, Feb^ 14th, 1797,"
f. 39.
33. Plan of the " Battle of Navarino, 20th October, 1827," f. 40.
34. Plan of the Battle of Lasswary [between Agra and Dellii],
November 1st, 1803," f. 41.
35. Plans of *' the battle of Mempoor, 2l8t Dec. 1817," and of the city
and action of Nagpoor, f. 22.
36. Plan of the " Passage of the Dardanelles," 19 Feb. 1807, f. 43.
37. Plan of the ** Battle off Trafalgar, fought on the 21 st of October
1805," f. 44.
38. Order of Battle of the landing of the British Army on the 8th
of March 1801 " [at Aboukir], with code of signals for the fleet,
ff. 44 b-46.
39. Plan of ** Part of the North Coast of Spain with the Position of
the Allies " during the Peninsular War, f. 47.
40. Plan of the ** Battle of Zenta [in Hungary] 11th Sep"^ 1697,"
f. 48.
41. Plan of the battle of Chiari [near Brescia, in Italy] Ist Sept'
1701," f. 49.
42. Plan of the " Action fought in front of Moravian Town [Canada
West], 1814," f. 50.
43. Plan of the " Field of Battle of Poictiers. 1356. From a Sketch
by Col. Bainbrigge," f. 50.
44. Plan of the " Battle of Luzara " [in Modena], 1702, f. 51.
45. Plan of the ''Battle of Hochstet or Blenheim [in Bavaria], 14th
August, 1704," f,52.
46. Plans of the "Battle of Malplaquet, 11th Sept' 1709," ff. 53,
79 b, 81.
47. Plan of the battle of " Peterwardin [in Slavonia], 5th Augu^it,
1716," f. 54.
48. Plan of Belgrade in Servia showing the ** position of the Lnperial
and Ottoman Armies from the 2nd to the 14 of August, 1717,"
f. 55.
3 K 3
868
ADDITIONAL MSS., 28,618.
49. Plan of *' Attack on the Gallo-Bavarian Intrenchmente at Schel-
lenb«rg [on the Danube], 2nd of July 1 704, by the Allied Army,"
f. 56.
50. " Plan of the position of Breda, August, 1794," f. 56.
51. Plan of "Attack and forcing of the Lines on the Geete at
Heilishem near Tirlemont by the Allied Army, by Col[onel]
D'lvoy, Q. M. Gen. to the States," f. 57.
52. "Plan of the Battle of Hamilies fought on the 22nd of May,
1706," f. 58.
53. Plan of the " Battle of Oudenarde, 11th July 1708," f. 59.
54. " Plans of the surprise of Denain [-sur-rEscaut in France] and the
Lines ... on the 24 of July, 1712," fL 60, 61.
55. Plan of the " Siege and Relief of Turin, 7th Sept^ 1706." f. 62.
56. Plan of the "Battle of Falxim [Faltsi] on the Pruth, 13th July,
1711," f. 63.
57. Plan of the " Siege of Narva [in N. Russia], 1700," f. 64.
58. Unfinished sketch of Malplaqnet and the adjacent country,
f. 65.
59. Plan of the " Battle of La Hogue fought 29th May,
1692," f. 66.
60. Plan of the " Field of Battle of Cressy. 1346." f. 67.
61. Plan of the " Battle of Maida in Calabria fought the 4th Jul}',
1806," f. 68.
62. Plan of the " Storming of the Camp of Comelis [near Batavia] in
Java" [1811], f. 68.
63. Map and views of Johanna, chief of the Comoro Islands [in
Africa]," f. 69.
64. Plan and elevations of Trinidad Island, Goromandel Point, Chile,
etc., f. 70.
65. Plan of the " Castle of St. Juan on the River St. Juan near Lake
Nicaragua, Mexico," f. 71.
66. Plans of " Ports in New South Wales," viz.. Ports Jackson and
Hunter, £ 71.
67. Plan of Constantinople and Scutari, f. 72.
68. Map of " Terra Sancta, anno 1330, from the MSS. in the Library
of the Dukes of Burgundy at Brussels," ff. 73, 74.
69. "Terra Sancta, circa 1295-1330, ex codice Bibl[iothec8B] Ducis
Burgundiaa Bruxellis," f. 75.
70. Plan of a " Project for communicating with the shore at Longueil
from St. Helens " [Isle, near Quebec], f. 76.
71. Plans of the battle of Sobraon on the Sutlej; 10 Feb. 1846,
flF. 78, 95.
72. "Plan von der Gegend um die Stadt Zittau [in Saxony] ge-
zeichnet von G. Gordon, July 25, 1806," f. 83,
73. Plans of Cura^oa, Antilles Isles, 1807, ff. 84 b-87.
Digitized by
ADDITIONAL MSS., 23,618—23,624.
869
74. " Projet d'une place de guerre k pen pr^s centrale pour la partie
Fran^oise de Tisle St. Dominique " [1778], f. 88 b.
75. Plan of Antwerp, f. 90 b. .
76. ** Map of the Plain of Troy showing the Geography of Homer's
Iliad, surveyed by Mr. Chevalier in 1785 and 1786," f. 92 b.
77. " Map of the Island Montreal. Alicia L. Oldfield." f. 94.
78. Plan of the battle of " Chili an walla '* in the Punjaub; 13 Jan.
1849, f. 96.
79. Plans of parts of cob. Clare and Qalway, Ireland, f. 98 a, b.
80. Plan of the fortifications of Pembroke Dock, South Wales, f. 99 b.
81. "Plan de la Peninsule de Ceuta [in Marocco, North Africa] avec
les attaqnes de Mores. Charles Jefieryes,*' f. 101 b.
Paper ; xixth cent. Large Folio.
23,619. " The character of Popery in two parts .... by Thomas
Hunt of Greys Inn Esq* London. Transcrib'd by John Dowley
Gent. MDCXCV with an epistle dedicatory to [Lord Marlborough ?].
Paper. Folio.
28,620-23,621. Dictionarium Latino-Sinicum. Two volumes. Paper ;
xviiith cent. Quarto.
23.622. " The Purity of Baptisme, as to the subject of it, pleaded
for ; in an humble and brotherly examinacion of some Writings
published in New England upon that Argument: Chiefly two
Books by the same Author [Increase Mather, minister at Boston in
New England, and President of Harvard College] .... To which
is added a Brief Essay concerning Communion of Churches. Note :
The Author of the following sheets was the Beverend Mr. Na-
thanael Mather (elder brother of Increase)." Paper ; xvxith cent.
Small Quarto.
23.623. Musical compositions of Dr. John Bull ; copied in Holland,
1628. To some are appended the date of composition, 12 Dec.
1621-30 May, 1622. Paper; xviith cent. Quarto.
23.624. l.Motetts, or Latin anthems, by Thomas Tallis and William
Bird, organists of the Chapel Boyal. Printed imder the heading
"Cantiones, quae ab argumento Sacras vocantur, quinque et sex
partium, London 1576," f. 3.
2. Cathedral services of Thomas Tallis, William Bird, and Orlando
Gibbons, Mus. D., organist of the Chapel Boyal, transposed one note
higher, f. 117.
The whole of the above music was written in score by John
Alcock, Mus. D., organist of Lichfield Cathedral, in 1763.
Paper ; xvuith cent Quarto.
870
ADDITIONAL MSS., 23,625-83,628.
23.625. "Canzonets or little Short Songs to three voices .... by
Thomas Morley, Batchelor of Musick, and one of the Gent[lemen]
of 1 let Majesty's Royall Chappell," 1593; dedicated to Mary [3rd
wife of Henry Herbert, Earl of Pembroke]. Followed by canzonets
fur two voices, 1595 ; dedicated to Lady Periam. Copied in score
by John Barrow, of the Chapel Boyal. Paper ; xvinth cent. Quarto.
23.626. SoNQS of sundiy natures .... lately made and composed into
Musick of 3, 4,6, and 6 parts .... by William Bird, one of the Gentle-
men of the Queens Majesties honourable Chappell 1589. Dedicated
to Henry Cary, Baron Hunsdon, K.G. Copied in score by John
Banow, of the Chapel Royal. Paper; xviiith cent. Quarto.
23,627-23,642. Correspondence and papers of Field-Marshal James
O'llara, 2nd Baron Tyrawly, Ambassador to Portugal from 1728 •
to 1741, and again from 1752 to 1757, Ambassador to Russia from
1742 to 1745, Governor of Minorca, and finally Governor of Ports-
mouth. In the following order : —
23,627-23,629. Corres osdence and papers of Lord Tyrawly, when
Ambassador to Portugal, including copies of treaties, diplomatic
memoirs, tf/c. ; 1728-1741. Three volumes. Paper. Folio. Among
ihe contents are the following original letters, etc. : —
23.627. Vol. J. 1. Insti notions of Lord Tyrawly; St. James, 31 Jan.
172|. Signed by George II., and with seal, f. 1.
2. [Thomas Pelham] Holies [Duke of] Newcastle, Secretary of State,
to Lord Tyrawly ; Whitehall, 3 June, 1730-15 Mar. 1T3|. Signed.
Several addressed also to Admiral Sir John Noriis, Commander of
the English Squadron at Lisbon, ff. 6-193 passim.
3 [William Stanhoi)e, Baron, afterwards Earl of] Harrington, to
Lord Tyrawly; Hanover, j\ Jnly-18 Sept. N.S. 1735. Signed.
Mostly addressed also to Admiral Norris. ff. 76, 77, 79-82, 100, 101.
4. H[oratio] Walpole [afterwards Lord Walpole, of Woltei ton] to
Lord Tyrawly ; Hague, 23 Sept. N.S. 1735. Holograph, f. 102.
5. B[enjamin] Keene [Ambassador at Madrid] to Lord Tyrawly
and Sir John Norris; Madrid, Escurial, 11 Nov. 1735-16 Mar.
1736. Signed. The second and last letters partly in cipher, ff. 117,
119, 136-140, 206.
6..) [an] E[ochus] Van IHl [Dutch Ambassador at Lisbon] to Lord
Tyrawly ; Lisbon, 6-13 Jan. 1736. Fr. Signed, ff. 144-147.
23.628. Vol. II. 1. The Duke of Newcastle to Lord Tyrawly ; White-
hall, 26 Mar. 1736-24 Mar. 173^. Signed. Mostly addressed also
to Admiral Norris. ff. 7-194 |>a««m.
2. B. Keene to Lord Tyrawly; Madrid, Casa del Monte, near Aran-
ADDITIONAL MSS., 28,628, 28,629.
871
juez, Segovia, and Escurial, 30 Mar. 1736-15 Apr. 1737. Holograph,
or signed. Mostly addressed also to Admiml Korris. ff. 16, 34, 47,
70, 126, 183, 184, 186, 188, 201, 206.
3. H[oratio] Walpole to Lord Tyrawly ; Hanover, Gohrde, Helvoet-
sluj's, j\ June, 1736-^^-^, 173f. Signed, Mostly addressed also to
Admiral Norris. ff. 39, 40, 93, 98, 113, 126, 170.
4. Eepresentation made to the King of Portugal by the ministers
of the mediating Powers at Lisbon, respecting his differences with
Spain; Lisbon, 11 July, 1736. Fr. ; signed by [Sir] Jn** Norris,
[James O'Hara, Lord] Tyrawly, J. R. Van Til and [Santiago] De
Montagnac. f. 62.
6. Admiral Norris to Lord Tyrawly ; St. Amaro, yV» A 1736.
Signed, With the answer on the back. ff. 100, 114.
6. J[oh]n Eckersall, Secretary to Queen Caroline, to Lord Tyrawly;
St. James, 9 Nov. 1736, f. 124.
7. Lord Harrington to Lord Tyrawly; Whitehall, 30 Nov. 1736.
Signed, f. 127. "Idee de ce qui pourroit etre repondu par les
Ministres de Portugal;" enclosed in the above letter, f. 131.
8. Eobert Trevor to Lord Tyrawly; Hague, 4, 20 Dec. N.S. 1736.
Signed, ff. 133, 134.
9. Earl Waldegrave to Lord Tyrawly ; Paris, 26 Jan. 1731^. Signed, and
holograph; the former addressed also to Sir J. Norris. ff. 173, 182.
28,629. Vol. IIL 1. B. Keene to Lord Tyrawly ; Casa del Monte,
near Aranjuez, and Madrid, 7 May-27 Dec. 1737. Signed, ff. 1, 1 7, 53.
2. Antonio Guedes Pereira to Lord Tyrawly; 14 May, 1737-14 Mar.
1738. ff. 20-22, 64, 70, 72.
3. [Admiral Hon.] G[eorge] Clinton to Lord Tyrawly ; Gibraltar
Bay, etc, 29 July, 1737, O.S.-20 Feb. 1737[8], O.S. Holograph,
and signed, ff. 23, 37, 61, 62.
4. The Duke of Newcastle to Lord Tyrawly ; Hampton Court and
Whitehall, 12 Sept. 1737-6 May, 1741. Signed, ff. 24, 25, 32, 35,
36, 39, 44, 55, 76-91, 101, 112, 122-126, 133, 154, 18J, 193, 199-
204, 228, 230.
5. Petition of Giles Vincent, merchant of London, to the Duke of New-
castle; [Sept. 1737]. Signed, f. 33.
6. Cha[rles] Compton to Lord Tyrawly ; Lisbon, 5, 9 Mar. 1738.
Holograph, ff. 66, 68.
7. Robert Jackson [English Consul at Oporto] to Lord Tyrawly ; Porto,
10 May, 1738-1 Oct. 1740. Holograph, ff. 74, 129, 134, 138, 142,
146, 148, 152, 155, 157, 161, 164-169, 172, 182, 184, 186, 188, 195, 197.
8. Marc An[tonio] de Azevedo Coutinho to Lord Tyrawly ; 28 Nov.
1739-6 Apr. 1740. Port. Signed, ff. 110, 144.
9. S. Banfield to Lord Tyrawly ; Falmouth, 23 Dec. 1739. Holograph.
f. 113.
872
ADDITIONAL MSS., S3,629, 23,630.
10. Rob[er]t Trevor [Envoy at the Hague] to Lord Tyrawly ; Hague,
25 Dec. 1739, N.S.-7 July, 1740, N.S. Signed. flF. 115, 178.
1 1 . [Thomas Coke, Baron] Lovell [afterwards Earl of Leicester] and
. [Sir] John Eyles [Bart., joint Postmasters-General] to [Lord Ty-
rawly]; 4 Mar. 17JJ, f. 127.
12. [Captain] Alex[ander] Geddes to Lord Tyrawly ; "Edinburgh"
[? man-of-war], 3^ Apr. 1740, f. 140.
13. Tadeo Zundoval t o Robert Jackson ; Corunha, 30 Apr., 9 June, 1740.
Port. ff. 150, 174.
14. Andrew Stone [Under Secretary of State] to Lord Tyrawly; White-
hall, 8 July, 1740, 3 Feb. 174f Signed, and holograph, ff. 180,
225.
15. T[emple] VVest to [Lord Tyrawly], enclosing an account of his
engagement with a Spanish privateer ; Pasadorgos, 27 Aug. 1740.
Signed by T[emple] West, Captain ; Tho[ma]s Noel, Lieutenant ;
and others, ff. 189, 191.
16. [Captain] J[ame]8 Steuait to Lord Tyrawly; Bellem, in the river
of Lisbon, 18-26 Dec. 1740. Signed, ff. 207-216.
17. Lord Tyrawly to Captain Steuart; 31 Dec. 1740-7 Jan. 1741.
Draft, ff. 217-220, 222, 224.
18. Lord Tyrawly to [Henry] Osborne, Captain of His Majesty's
** Prince of Orange Lisbon, 9 Feb. 1741, N.S. Draft, f. 221.
19. Revocation of Lord Tyrawly from Portugal; 5 May, 1741. Signed
" George R.," and countersigned '* Holies Newcastle,*' f. 230.
20. Acquittance from Joze Perreyra de Abreu, Pielado Patriarcal, to
William Mawman, for the rent of his country house, let to Lord
Tyrawly; Lisbon, 12 Oct. 1741. Port. f. 237.
23,630, 23,631. Correspondknce and papers of Lord Tyrawly, when
Ambassador to Russia; 1742-1745. Two volumes. Paper. Folio.
Among the contents are the following original letters, etc. : —
23,630. Vol I. l.Free pass granted by Frederic the Great, King of
Prussia, for the baggage of Lord Tyrawly; Berlin, 13 Jan. 1743.
Oer. ; with the King's cipher, and countersigned by H[einrich Graf]
v[on] Podewils and C. v[on] Borcke. f. 40.
2. Order from the Lords Justices to Lord Tyrawly to review several
regiments; Whitehall, 8 Sept. 1743. Signed by Jo[hn Potter], Arch-
bishop of Canterbury; [Willium Stanhope, Earl of] Harrington;
[John Leveson Gower, Lord] Gower; and [John Hay, Marquess
of] Tweeddale [Secretary of State in Scotland]; &nd countersigned
by [Sir] Will[iam] Yonge [Bart., Secretary-at-War]. f. 42.
3. [Sir] Will[iam] Yonge to Lord Tyrawly; War Office, 9 Sept.
1743. Signed, f. 44.
4. The Duke of Newcastle to Lord Tyrawly; Whitehall, 27 Oct.
1743. Signed, f. 49.
Digitized by
ADDITIONAL MSS., 23,630, 23,63L
873
5. InstructiDns and passport of Lord Tyrawly as Ambassador to
Kussia; St. James, 6 Dec. 1743. Signed by George II., and with
seal. The latter document countersigned by [John, 2nd Lord] Car-
teret [Secretary of State], ff. 57, 63.
6. Private and additional instructions to Lord Tyrawly ; 19 Dec.
1743 ; with sign-manual of George II., and with aealy f. 65.
7. [Colonel] M[elchior] Guy Dickens [Minister to Sweden] to Lord
Tyrawly; Stockholm, 15 Jan. O.S. 174|-13 July, O.S. 1744. Holo-
graph, ff. 83, 113, 215, 249.
8. Lord Carteret to Lord Tyrawly; Whitehall, 17 Jan. 174J-24 July,
1744. Signed, ff. 91, 103, 105, 110, 119, 128, 132, 149-159, 163-
166, 190, 193, 217, 229, 236, 251, 257.
9. E[d ward] Weston [Under Secretary of State] to Lord Tyrawly ; White-
hall, 24 Feb. 174f-3 July, 1744. Holograph, ff. 112, 115, 139, 227.
10. Kobert Trevor [Envoy to the Hague] to Lord Tyrawly ; Hague,
20 Mar.-31 July, N.S. 1744. Holograph, and signed, ff. 117, 143,
159, 198, 205, 231, 245, 264.
11. Walter Titley [Resident at Copenhagen] to Lord Tymwly ; Copen-
hagen, 24 Mar., 12 May, N.S. 1744. Holograph, ff. 126, 207.
12. [John Carmichael, 3rd Earl of]Hyndford, M[ini8ter at Berlin], to
Lord I'yrawly ; Berlin, 3 Apr.-8 July, N.S. 1744. Signed, and partly
autograph, ff. 145, 200, 211, 221, 241.
13. [Sir] T[homas] Kobinson [K.B., afterwards Lord Grantham, Am-
bassador at Vienna] to Lord Tyrawly; Vienna, 4, 25 July, 1744.
Signed, ff. 234, 262.
14. H[enri, Baron de] Grote, ** Ministre d'Etat et President de la
Chambre des Finances a Hanover," to Lord Tyrawly ; Hannover,
12 July, 1744. Fr. Signed, f. 247.
23,63L Vol. n. l.Lord Hyndford to Lord Tyrawly; Berlin and St.
Petersburg, 1 Aug. N.S.-8 Dec. O.S. 1744. Signed, and partly
autograph, ff. 4, 14, 30, 49, 53, 60, 77, 94, 126, 203.
2. E[dward] Weston to the same; Whitehall, 3 Aug.-18 Dec. 1744.
Holograph, ff. 6, 12, 37, 51, 83, 120, 128, 132, 162, 182, 192, 201, 213.
3. Lord Carteret [and Earl] Granville to the same; Whitehall and
Arlington Street, 10 Aug.-16 Nov, 1744. Signed; one holograph.
ff. 8, 19, 33, 35, 56, 67-74, 118, 134, 141, 160, 167, 177.
4. Kobert Trevor to the same ; Hague, 22 Ang. 1744-9 Jan. N.S. 1745,
Holograph, ff.26, 63, 92, 96, 122, 130, 147, 165, 171, 190, 208, 230.
5. [Colonel] M. Guy Dickens to the same; Stockholm, 31 Aug.-7 Dec.
O.S. 1744. Holograph, ff. 39, 43, 175, 199.
6. [Hon.] Tho[ma]s Villiers [afterwards Earl of Clarendon, Envoy to
the King of Poland], to the same; Amersfv /rt,Bialystok, Grodno, and
Warsaw, 3 Sept.-24 Dec. N.S. 1744. Holograph, or signed, ff. 41,
75, 87, 98, 110, 124, 136, 138, 149, 173, 186, 210, 222.
874
ADDITIONAL MSS., 23,631—23,634.
7. H[enri, Baron de] Grote to the same; Hannover, 27 Sept., 29 Dec.
1744. Fr. Signed, flf. 79, 224.
8. Lord Tyrawly to Lord Carteret; Moscow, 27 Sept 1744. Holograph.
f. 81.
9. Walter Titley to Lord Tyrawly; Copenhagen, 24 Oct. N.S. 1744.
Signed, f. 145.
10. John Wace to the same ; Whitehall, 30 Oct., 20 Nov. 1744. Holo-
graph, ff. 167, 181.
11. [Robert D*Arcy, 4th Earl of] Holdernesse [Ambassador to Venice]
to the same; Venice, 31 Oct. 1744. Holograph, f, 158.
12. Ja[me8] Payzant to the same; Whitehall, 9 Nov. 1744, Holo^
graph, f. 169.
13. [William Stanhope, Ist Earl of] Harrington [Secretary of State]
to the same; Whitehall, 27 Nov. 1744-18 Jan. 174^. Signed.
flf. 184, 194, 205, 215, 217, 228, 232.
14. Addre>s of Lord Tyrawly to the Chancellor and Vioe-Chancellors
of Russia, 8 Feb. 1775. Fr. Autograph, f. 239.
15. ** Harrangue de Lord Tyrawly au Grand Duo et la Grande
Duchesse de toutes les Hussies a son Audience de Cong6;" n.d.
Autograph, f. 251.
16. Lord Tyrawly to Lord Harrington; Petersburg, 23 Feb. 174f.
Holograph. Draft, f. 252.
23,632, 26,633. Entry-books of the correspondence and papers of Lord
Tyrawly duiing his embassy to Russia; Oct. 1743-Nov. 1744. Two
volumes. Paper ; xvmth cent. Large Folio.
23,634. Correspondence and papers of Lord Tyrawly when Ambassador
in Portugal; Feb. 1752- June, 1757. Among the contents are the
following original letters, etc. : —
1. Insti notions and passport of Lord Tyrawly as Minister Plenipo-
tentiary to Portugal ; St. James, 22 Feb. 1752. Signed by George II.,
and with seals : the passport also signed by [Rob. Daroy, 4th Earl
of] Holdernesse [Secretaiy of State], ff. 10, 14, 18 b.
2. Lord Holdernesse to Lord Tyrawly ; Whitehall, 17 Mar.-lO June,
1752. Signed, ff. 24, 27, 33, 83.
3. Lord Tyrawly to the Duke of Newcastle ; Libbon, 16 Apr., 7 Aug.
1752. Autograph, ff. 29, 125.
4. The Committee of the British Factory at Lisbon to Lord Tyrawly ;
Lisbon, 17 Apr., 22 Juno, 1752 ; with signatures, ff. 31, 104.
5. Antonio Luiz de Oliveira to John Bristow, Head of the British
Factory; 4 Feb., 18 Mar. 1752. Port. ff. 37, 38.
6. Lord Tyrawly to ; Lisbon, 7 May, 1752. Autograph draft.
ff. 43-50.
7. Lord Tyrawly to Lord Holdernesse ; Lisbon, — May-9 July, 1762.
Autograph drafts, ff. 51, 62, 68-78, 106-113, 120-123.
ADDITIONAL MSS., 23,634, 23,636.
875
8. Revocation of Lord Tyrawly ; Hanover, ^ May, 1752 ; signed by
George II., and countersigned by the Duke of Newcastle, f. 84.
9. John Bristowe, Jun., to Lord Tyrawly ; Lisbon, 22 June, 1752, f. 88.
10. [Captain the Hon.] A[iigU6tu8] Keppel [afterwards Viscount
Keppel] to the same; "Centurion," Lisbon River, 26 June, 1762.
Holograph, f. 114.
11. [Captain] C[harles] Proby to the same; Lyme, Lisbon, 26 June,
1752. Holograph, f. 116.
12. Lord Tyrawly to Captains Keppel and Proby; 7, 8 July, 1762.
Drafts, ff. 118, 119.
13. Letter of congratulation from London merchants to Lord Tyrawly on
his return from Portugal ; London, 2 Oct. 1752; with signatures, f. 126.
1 1. The Commissioners to treat with the Judge Provedor of the
Custom-house at Lisbon to Lord Tyrawly; Lisbon, 20 Oct 1762.
Signed by \Vill[ia]m Mawman, Edward Burn and Thomas Pasley,
f. 128.
15. Will[ia]m Mawman to the same; Lisbon, 6 Nov. 1752, f. 130.
16. H[enry] Fox [afterwards Lord Holland] to the same; 10 June,
3 July, 1753, 25 May, 1754, 4 May, 1750. Holograph; the last only
signed, ff. 132-185, 148.
17. [Colonel] Phi[lip] Honywood to the same; 26 May, 1754, f. 136.
18. Considerations upon the affaires of Lisbon in December, 1755;"
by Lord Tyrawly, f. 140.
19. Lord Tyrawly to Henry Fox ; London, 9 May, 1756. Draft, f. 151.
20. [Sebastian Joseph] Carvalho e Mello [Marquis de Pombal] to Lord
Tyrawly; Bellem, 28 June, 1757. Fr. Holograph; with seal. f. 157.
21. Memorandum of Lord Tyrawly on the case of the British Factory
at Lisbon ; n.d.y f. 159.
22. Lord Tyrawly to [Maria Anna Victoria] Queen of Portugal; n.d,
Fr. Draft, f. 160.
Paper. Folio.
23,635. Correspondence and papers of Lord Tyrawly when Commander-
in-Chief of the British forces in Portugal; Feb. 1762-Feb. 1763.
Among the contents are the following original letters, etc. : —
1. Instructions to him; St. James', 22 Feb. 1762. Signed by George
III., f. 1.
2. Kich[ar]d Steele to [Lord Tyrawly] ; Dublin, 25 Feb. 1762, f. 10.
3. John Calcraft [Army Agent] to Lord Tyrawly ; 27 Feb.-5 May, 1762,
ff. 12-18, 27, 37, 59, 93, 104, 108 ;— and to James O'Hai-a, his son ;
15 Mar. 1762, f. 26.
4. [Lieut.-General John Campbell, Earl of] Loudoun to Lord Tyrawly ;
London, 9 Mar.-15 June, 1762. Signed, ff. 19, 29, 39, 63, 74, 97,
106, 110, 122, 126, 142, 154, 219, 221, 234.
5. [Sebastian Joseph Carvalho e Mello] C[onde] d'Oeyi-as to Lord
876 ADDmONAL MSS., 23,635, 23,636.
Ty rawly; Bellem, 12 Mar.-19 June, 1762. Holograph, or signed.
ff. 21, 22, 76, 99, 112, 182, 240.
6. Don Luiz de Cnnha to Lord Tyrawly; 14 Mar. 1762. Signed.
7. Plan of defence proposed to the Court of Portugal; Lisbon, 5 Apr.
1762. Signed by Charles O'Hara, Q.M.G. Fr, f. 51.
8. [Charles Wyndham, Earl of] Egremont [Secretary of State] to Lord
Tyrawly; Whitehall, 13 Apr.-22 June, 1762. Signed, ff. 6o, 179,
194, 229, 236, 242.
9. C[bailos] Townshend [Secretary-at-War] to the same ; 14 Apr.-
9 May, 1762. Signed, ff. 70, 130.
10. [Lieut-General Hon.] B[ennet] Koel to [the same] ; Cavendish
Square, 14 Apr. 1762. Holograph, f. 72.
11. Charles O'Hara, Q.M.Q., son of Lord Tyrawly, to his father ; Quinta
of the Anipiado, Villa Nova de Foz Coa, and Torre de Moncorvo, in
the province of Tiasos Montes, 20 Apr.-29 May, 1762. Holograph.
ff. 78, 95, 101, 136, 152, 157, 213, 217.
12. Dihposition for the Portuguese encampments ; 20 Apr. 1762.
Signed by Charles O'Hara, Q.M.G. Fr. f. 8.
13. [Admiral Sir] Cha[rle]s Saunders [K.B.] to Lord Tyrawly;
" Neptune " at sea, 25 Apr. 1762. Holograph, f. 92.
14. Hob[ert] Adair to the same; London, 7 May, 1762, f. 116.
15. Charles O'Hara, Q.M.G., to [the Conde d'Oeyras] ; Villa Nova, 15-23
May, 1762. Holograph, ff. 138, 159-166, 169.
16. Sam[ue]l Martin [Secretary to the TjeaKury] to Lord Tyrawly;
21 May, 1762. Signed, f. 167.
17. Proceedings of a general court-martial at Porcalhota Camp; 27 May,
1762. Signed by [Henry] Beddinh, Lieut-Colonel 83rd Begt., and
approved by [Lord] Tyrawly. f. 184.
18. [Colonel] John Crawfurd to Lord Tyrawly; Thomar, 14 June, 1762.
Holograph, f. 225.
19. Lord Tyrawly's orders; Cintra, 8 July, 1762, f. 244.
20. [Major-General] G[eorge, afterwards Viscount] Townshend to Lord
Tyrawly ; Lisbon, 16 July, 1762. Holograph, f. 245.
21. Orders of [William] Count of Schaumbourg-Lippe to the officers of
Portallegi'o, etc., to furnish Colonel Rainsford with all he requires ;
Abrantes, 15 Aug. 1762. Port. f. 262.
22. [Colonel] W. Hill, aide-de-camp [to the Count of Schaumbourg-
Lippe] to Colonel Bainsford ; Portalegre, 10 Nov. 1762, f. 255.
Paper. Folio.
23,636. Papers relating to Ireland ; 171G-1729 : consisting of returns
of garrisons, military commissions, furlough orders, computation of
army expenses, regulations, memorials, etc. Paper and vellum ;
xviiith cent. Folio.
f. 24.
ADDITIONAL MSS., 23,637—23,642.
877
23.637. rAPERsrelating to Gibraltar; 1705-1727, and 1756-1767.
1. The first part includes a list of salutes from 1705 to 1720, abstracts
of the batteries, state of the garrison, lists of the officers, a copy of
the treaty with Spain, 13 June, 1721 ; general orders, accounts
of provisions, papers relating to the renunciation of the Boniish
faith by Francesco Feroci, a memorial of the chief officers of the
garrison to Lord Tyrawly, and several plans of the magazines, etc.,
flf. 1-161.
2. The second part contains a narrative of " occurrences at Gibraltar
when L* Tyrawly was Governor in 17JV' ff- 162-194;— and **A
narrative laid before the Committee of the House of Commons
by Lord Tyrawly upon the Motion made concerning Gibraltar
by an Honourable Member,'* ff. 195-206.
Paper. Folio.
23.638. Papers relating to Minorca; 1721-1756: including general
orders for the troops, accounts of the revenue, minutes and a
report on the laws and constitution of the island, considerations
upon heads of instructions to the Governor, papers of the court-
martial held on Lieut.-General Thomas Fowke, late Governor of
Gibraltar, a scheme to retake the island of Minorca, etc. Original
letters also occur from : —
1. H[enry] Fox [afterwards Lord Holland, Secretary-at-War] to Lord
Tyrawly; 20 May, 1753. Holo^aph. f. 93.
2. Lord Tyrawly to Henry Fox, inclosing remarks on the regulations
for Minorca; Blackheath, 23 May, 1753. Holograph, f. 95.
3. W Sharpe to Lord Tyrawly ; Whitehall, 7 July, 1753, f. 118.
Paper ; xviiith cent. Folio.
23,639-23,641. Copies of official papers and correspondence of Lord
Tyrawly; 1680-1744: transcribed by Genei-al Charles Eainsford,
formerly Lord Tyrawly's aide-de-camp and private secretary. Three
volumt 8. Paper ; early xixth cent. Folio.
23,642. Miscellaneous papers and correspondence of Lord Tyrawly ;
1679-1759. Included are
. 1. Commission of Charles Hara [afterwards 1st Lord Tyrawly] as
Captain; Hague, 15 Dec. 1679. Dutch. Signed by G[uillaume]
H[enri] Prince d'Orange [afterwards W illiam IIL of England], and
countersigned by C[onstantin] Huygens [Heer van Zuylichem]. f. 1.
2. [Lieut-General George Hamilton, Earl of] Orkney to the officer
commanding three regiments on their march to Gorkum and
Workum ; Furenhout, 9 Nov. 1705. Signed, f. 16.
3. [John Churchill, Duke of] Marlborough, to Colonel Richard In-
goldsby; Hague, 5 May, 1706. Signed, f. 18.
878 ADDITIONAL MSS., 23,643-23,661.
4. Hioh[ard] King to the officer in command of Ingoldsby's regimenT ;
Ostend, 27 Mar. 1708, f. 32.
5. [Captain] Rob[ert] Parker to Colonel ; Dublin, 13 Sept. i708,
f. 35.
6. [Thomas Pelham] Holies [Duke of] Newcastle to Lord Tyrawly ;
6 Oct. 1745. Signed, f. 54.
7. John Wace [of the Secretary of State's office] to Lord Tyrawly ;
25 Dec. 1745, f. 55.
I^aper. Folio.
23.643. Copies of letters and papers relatinor to Gibraltar, when Colonel
Jasper Clayton was Lieut-Governor ; 2 Feb. 172^[ — ] June, 1731.
Paper; xviiith cent. Folio.
23,644-23,680. Correspondence and papers of General Charles Rains-
ford [d. 1809], aide-de-camp and private secretary to Lord Tyrawly.
In the following order : —
23.644. Transactions in Portugal and correspondence of Colc»nel
Kainsford; 23 Feb. 1762-Dec.^ 1764. In his own handwriting.
Paper ; xviiith cent. Folio.
23,646. Copies of the official correspondence and papers of Colonel
Bainsford when in Portugal; with expenses of fortifications,
etc.; 13 July, 1762-15 Feb. 1764. Paper; xviuth cent. Folio.
23,646, 23,647. Journals of [William Henry] Duke of Gloucester,
on the Continent ; 1769-1771. In the handwriting of Colonel Rains-
ford, his equerry. Two volumes. Paper ; xviiith cent. Quarto.
23.648. 1. Journal of the Duke of Gloucester's visit to Denmark,
Holland, Hanover, and Germany; 7 Juno-3 Sept. 1769. Abridged
from the preceding volumes, f. 1.
2. " Transactions on embarking foreign troops in our service 1 776,"
f. 61.
With the exception of ff. 1-12, in Colonel Rainsford*s handwriting.
Paper ; xvnith cent. Small Quarto.
23.649. Copies of official correspondence and papers of Major- General
Eainsford, as commissary for the embarkation of foreign troops in
the English service; 14 Feb.-15 Mar. 1777. Paper; xviiith cent.
Folio.
23.650. Drafts of letters, etc, of the same relative to foreign troops
in the English service; 8 Nov. 1777-Jan. 1778. Paper; xviiith
cent. Folio.
23.651. Papers and correspondence of General Rainsford ixjlating to the
Digitized by
ADDITIONAL MSS., 23,661.
879
Hanau and Anspach troops; 26 Jan. 1776-3 Mar. 1778. Included
are original letters to General Rainsford from —
[Sir] Joseph Yorke [afterwards Lord
Dover, Ambassador at The Hague] ;
Hague, 21 Mar.-12 Apr. 1777, flf. 96,
111,113, 170.
George Maddison; Hague, 21 Mar.-
6 June, 1777, ff. 98, 149, 153, 190,
194.
[Sir] G[eorge] Creasener; Bonn, 21
Mar.-22 Dec. 1777, ff. 104, 119, 130,
131, 154, 158, 226, 239, 246, 264, 274.
276. 290, 302.
de Mayr, Prem[ier] Lieutenant au
Corps des Chasseurs du Prince Her^-
ditaire de Hesse; Portsmouth and
London, 2 Apr. 1777-5 Mar. 1778.
Fr. ff. 152. 808, 310, 314, 315.
Frederic [II.]. P[rince] of Hesse ; Grave,
9 Apr. 1777, f. 159.
Schlieffer; Caasel, 17 Apr. 1777.
Fr. f. 178.
James Oraufurd; Botterdam, 13 June,
19 July, 1777, ff. 195. 206.
Edward Smith ; "Juno " Transport, Spit-
head, 17 June, 1776, f. 196.
[Christian Frederic Charles] Alexandre
M[arquis] of B[randenburg Anspach] ;
Anspach and Paris. 16 June, 1777-
1 Feb. 1778. Holograph, ff. 198. 201,
277, 306.
[Eberhard Frederic, Baron] de Gem-
mingen [Ministre d'Etat du Mar-
grave de Brandenbiurg Anspach];
Anspach, 18 June-20 Dec. 1777. Fr.
ff. 199, 205, 298.
G Butemeister ; La Haye, 24 June,
1777, 24 Feb 1778. Fr. ff. 200, 312.
[Colonel] W G Van Uer Hoop ;
Nimeguen, 18 Oct.-28 Dec. 1777. jFV.
ff. 211, 294, 304, 317.
[Colonel L F ] de Gall ; Hanaw,
16 Nov. 1777. Fr. f. 286.
Mic[hae]l Colling; Hague, 18, 21 Nov.
1777, ff. 242, 245.
George Hart; "William and Mary"
Transport, s'Gravendeel, 25 Nov.
[17771 f. 258.
F[rederic] G[eorge] Baron de Mals-
bourg; Hanau, 17 Dec. 1777. Fr.
f. 296.
Goillaume P[rince] H[e'r^itaire] D[e]
Hesse [Cassel] ; Hanau, 17 Mar. 1776-
23 Apr. 1777. Fr. Hohgrapk. ff. 15,
39, 50, 185.
[Colonel] W[illitt]m Faucitt; Stade,
Hanover and Cassel, 18 Mar. 1776-
23 Nov. 1777, ff. 16. 75, 175. 253.
Captain G[eorg] Pausch ; Nimeguen and
Spitthatt. 24 May, 18 June, 1776. Ger.
ff.48, 51.
Abr[aha]m Simeon Boas ; La Haye, 9 July,
1776, 26 May, 1777. Fr. ff. 63. 191.
[Colonel Gustav Philip] C[onte] de
Crcuzbourg; PhiLipsruhe and Eme-
rich, 5 Aug. 1776-12 Apr. 1777. Fr.
ff. 54, 156, 173.
B Irvine, English agent at Botter-
dam ; 4 Feb.-2 Dec. 1777. ff. 60, 71, 87,
99, 101, 176. 177, 187, 201, 209, 243.
260. 268, 272.
[George] Marsh; Navy Office, 12 Feb.
1777, t 63.
W[illia]m Fraser [Under Secretary of
State]; St. James, 13 Feb.-5 Dec.
1777, ff. 64, 66, 161. 271, 279.
Edw. Harvey ; Clevelond Court, 13 Feb.
1777, f. 65.
[Henry Howard, 12th Earl of] Suffolk ;
St. James, 14 Feb.-30 Nov. 1777.
Signed, ff. 68, 74, 121, 217. 249, 270.
Albert Baron de Seckendorff ; Anspach,
5 Mar.-l Aug. 1777. Ft. ff.83,179,
207.
Baron de Scblammersdorff, Lieut-
Colonel des Gardes du Corps et Aide
de Camp General du Marggrave de
Brandenburg ; Coblentz. Emerich,
Xanten, Bonndorff and Hanau. 17
Mar.-20 Dec. 1777. Fr. ff. 92, 109,
110, 197, 241, 281, 300.
tie Treuer; Stade, 19 Mar. 1777.
Fr. f. 93.
W[illia]m Gumming ; s'Gravendeel, Hel-
voet, and Portsmouth Common, 20
Mar.-8 Apr. 1777, ff. 94, 108, 115. 148,
155.
Captain [Caspar Heinrich] Komrumpff ;
Diel and Graven Dail, 21, 25 Mar.
1777. Qer. ff. 95, 118.
Paper. Folio.
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880 ADDITIONAL MSS., 23,862-23,664.
23,652. Original letters from Sir Joseph Yorke [afterwards T^ord
Dover], Ambassador at the Hague, to G^eneral Rainsford ; 19 Mar.
1776-11 Dec. 1778. At f. 36 is a letter to the same from Ph[ilip]
Yorke [afterwards 3rd Earl of Hardwicke]; Hague, 9 June, 1777.
Paper. Quarto.
23,658. Copies of the military correspondence of Major-General Raitjs-
ford with Lord Amherst, Lord Rochford and others; 7 June,
1780-31 Oct. 1781. Paper. Folio.
23,654. MiLrrARY papers and correspondence of General Rainsford ;
14 Mar.-l Nov. 1781. Included are original letters from —
[James Cecil, 7th Earl of] Saliflbury;
14 Mar. [17]81, f. 1.
[Jeffery Amherst, Lord] Amherst [Com-
mander-in-Chief] ; 27 Apr .-20 Oct.
1781, ff. 2, 8, 10, 18, 26, 31, 32, 59,
111, 119, 120, 123, 138, 142, 150.
[William Henry Nassau, 4th Earl of]
Ri;chford[K.G.]; St. Osyth and Fin
gringhoe Camp, 4 May-19 Sept. 1781
flf. 4, 14, 16, 34, 38, 43, 47, 48, 51, 53,
65, 67, 74, 79-88, 85, 86, 90-93, 95, 98,
104, 105, 107, 121, 130.
[George Walpole, 3rd Earl of] Orford
9 May, 1781, f. 5.
[Colonel] H[an8] Sloane [of the North
Hants MUitia]; 12 May, 1781, f. 9.
C[harles] Jenkinson [afterwards Lord
Hawkesbury and Earl of Liverpool,
6ecretary-at-War]; 17 May-22 Sept.
1781, ff. 15, 52, 133.
[Sir] J[obn] Wodehonse, Colonel of East
Norfolk Militia; Kimberley, 24 Mny,
1781, f. 17.
Leo[nar]d Morse; 24 May-18 Oct.
[17]81, ff. 19, 39, 58, 76, 122, 132, 139,
145, 148.
James Ballmer [Lieut. 1 6th Regt.]; Har-
wich, 26 May, 1781. f. 20.
Kioh[ard] Busseil [Storekeeper at Har-
wich]; Harwich Yard, 26 May, 1781,
f. 24.
A[nketel] Singleton [Lieut.-Governor of
Landguard Fort]; 28 May-1 Nov.
1781, ff. 25, 37, 40, 45, 114, 164.
Tho[ma]8 Penrice, Surgeon, E[a8t] Nor-
folk [Militia], and John Ptter Elige,
Surgeon Wcbt Middlesex [Militia];
Camp at Harwich, 30 May, 26 Aug.
1781, ff. 27, 106.
Lieut.-General [Hon.] Geo[rge] Lnnr
Parker; 30 May-27 Oct 1781, ff. 28,
44, 49,61, 69, 84, 87, 94, 96, 101, 102,
112, 115, 128, 136, 140, 141, 144, 146,
151, 152, 161.
Charles Wood, Ees[idin]g Commissary ;
Harwich Camp, 30 May, 1781, f. 29.
Rich[ar]d Hunt, Lieut. -Colonel [of the
West Essex Militia]; Fingringhoe
Camp and Colchester, 4 June-1 Nov.
1781, ff. 35,42, 158, 162, 163.
John Bret tell [Lieut.-Colonel of the
West Middlesex Militia]; Camp at
Harwich. 6 June, 1781, f. 36.
Tho[ma]s B«>ggis, Mayor of Colchester;
Colchester, 12 June, 1781, f. 41.
Jo8[eph] Brome, Col[t)ne]l [of Artillery];
Camp at Warley, 21 June-24 Oct.
1781, ff. 46, 66, 75, 89, 103, 118,
155.
Tho[ma]s Thomley; Chatham Camp,
24 June, 1781, f. 50.
Geo[rgp] John Cooke. Col[onel] West
Midd[lese]x [Militia]; 1 July-238ept
1781, ff. 54, 57. 117, 125, 134.
Hugh Debbieg [Lieut-Colunel of En-
gineers] ; Harwich and Colchester, 3,
25 July, 1781, ff. 55, 72.
Henry Pelham Davies, Coll[ecto]r of
Customs; Harwich, 4 July, 1781,
f. 56.
[Lieut.-General George, Viscount, after-
wards Marquess] Townshend ; Har-
wich, 11 July, 1781, f. 62.
J[ohn] Robinson [M.P. for Harwich];
Syon HiU, 12 July, 30 Aug. 1781,
ff. 63, 109.
Geo[rge] Hesse; Horse Guards, 25 July,
1781, f. 71.
[Major-General] W[illia]m Fawcott [Ad-
jutant-General] ; Londtui and Chelms-
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ADDITIONAL MSS., 23,666 -23,669. 881
forJ, 26 July-18 Oct 1781, ff. 73, 77,
78, 149.
Major [Richard] Ward [East Norfolk
Militia]; Camp, Harwich, 8 Aug. 1781,
f. 88.
Vice- Admiral [Sir Hyde] Parker [Bart.];
"Fortitude," 16 Aug. 1781, f, 97.
[Hon.] H^oratio] Walpole, Lieut.-Colonel
E[a8t] Norfolk [Militia] ; Camp, Har-
wich, 29 Aug.-16 Sept. 1781, ff. 108,
110, 113, 124, 126.
W[Ulia]m Gasooigne, Major West
Middlesex Militia; 5 Sept. 1781,
f. 116.
Paper. Folio.
B. Dehany; Kempshot, near Basingstoke,
16 Sept. 1781, f. 127.
George W[illia]m Lenox Rogers, Lieut.
R[oyal] Artaiery; Harwich, 30 Sept.
[17]81, f. 137.
W Feild; St. Osyth, 11 Oct. [1781],
f. 143.
D[aniel] Scratton, Major West Essex
[Militia] ; Fingringhoe Camp, 16 Oct.
1781, f. 147.
J[ohn] Colby, Lieut.-Colonel Command-
[ant] Pembrokeshire Bat[talion] of
Militia ; Ipswich, 24 Oct. 1781, f. 157.
23,666. Miscellaneous papers relating to the militia and to military
affairs; 1760-1803: including "Ideas upon the Militia Service
1777; regulations observed in encamping Militia; observations on
the Isle of Thanet in case of an enemy landing, 1778 ; precautions
in case of an alarm in London ; considerations respecting the defence
of the Coast from Hai wich to Yarmouth ; description of the King's
wells at Sheemess, 1783 ; remarks upon Sandown Castle ; plan of
the intrenchments at Chatham ; and a Plan for forming a Combined
Corps of Cavalry, Light Infantry, Grenadiers, Chasseurs and Pio-
neers, under the name of the Royal British Legion." Paper;
xviiith cent. Folio.
23,666-23,658. Narrative by Major-Genoral Rainsford of the expe-
dition to the Mediterranean under his command in 1781 and 1782 ;
with copies of letters, etc. Three volumes. Vol. III. is a fair copy
of the other two with alterations. Paper ; xviiith cent. Quarto.
23,669. 1. Copies of correspondence of Major- General Rainsford with
Lord Amherst and others; 1781, 1782. The letters of General
Rainsford are written from Flanders, Germany, and Italy, f. 1.
At f. 113 is a satirical poem, in General Rainsford's hand, called
" The Wise Heads or the Relief of St. Phillip's Castle," and at
f. 115 b a translation from a French almanac of the " Commande-
mens des Anciens Philosophes k leurs Disciples."
2. Account of the siege of Algiers in 1784, translated from the French
diary of one of the besieged, f. 120 b,
3. "Expedition of the Spaniards against Algiers in 1775. From the
Spanish." f. 127.
4. Transactions at Gibraltar during General Rainsford's command, in
1793 and 1794, f. 143.
Paper ; xviiith cent. Folio.
MSB.— 1860. .3 L
Digitized by
882 ADDITIONAL MSB., 23,660—33,668.
23.660. 1. Copies of letters of Major-General Rainsford from Harwich
Camp ; 10 Sept.-20 Nov. 1782, f. 1.
2. Copies of letters relative to Gibraltar; 24 Sept. 1793-27 Dec. 1795.
f. 33 b.
Paper; xviuth cent. Folio.
23.661. Journal of public transactions at Gibraltar, 24 Sept. 1793-
28 Apr. 1796; by Lieut.-General Bainsford. Aidograph. Paper;
xviiith cent. Folio.
23,662-23,664. " Ptolick Transactions [at Gibraltar] by Major-
Gen[era]l Rainsford from the Year 1793 to 1796. Corrected
from the Original Copy." Three volumes. Autograph, Paper;
xvuith cent. Quarto.
23.665. Letter-book of Lieut.-General Eainsford when Commander-
in-Chief at Gibraltar; 14 May, 1794-6 Dee. 1795. In two parts,
with separate indexes at ff. 136 and 299. Paper ; xviiith cent.
Large Folio.
23.666. Miscellaneous papers and letters of General Rainsford relating
to Gibraltar ; 1762-1796. Included are original letters, addressed,
with one exception, to Greneral Rainsford, from —
Al-Tahir ibn 'Abd-al-Hakk, Governor of
Tangiers, to General Charles O'Hara,
Governor of Gibraltar; Safar A,H.
1205 [Oct. A.D. 1790]. Arabic, f. 22 b.
*♦ El Conde de las Lomas Gibraltar
15 May-15 Dec, 1794. Span, ff. 30,
60, 63.
Mahomet Ben Ottoman ; 6 Dhu '1-Hijja
A,H. 1208 [5 July, a.d. 1794]. Ar^ie;
with an English translation, f. 36.
BuflSse de la Croix [a French Emigre at
Gibraltar in Sept. 1794]. Fr. f. 41.
Pasquier, Cap[itai]ne Command-
[an]t de V[ai88e]au Le Commerce de
Marseille ; 7 Oct. 1794. Fr. f. 43.
[Jean Francois Michaud] De Montespin
[a French Emigr^ ; Gibraltar, 28 Oct.
1794. Fr. f.46.
[Paul Augustin] De Reynoard [a French
Paper ; xviiith cent. Folio.
Emigre] ; Gibraltar, 3 Nov. 1794. Fr.
f.48.
Nicolas Amer ; Gibraltar, 5 Jan., 13 Feb.
1795. Span. ff. 66, 73.
T[homa8] P[ercy] Lipyeatt [Captain 66th
Regt.] ; Gibraltar, 8 Jan. 1795, f. 68,
[Colonel de] St. Cesaire ; Gibraltar,
12 Mar. 1795. Fr. f. 80.
George Bweetland; Gibraltar, 24 Apr.
1795. f. 84.
[Sir] Charles [Gould] Morgan [Bart,
Judge Advocate General]; 22 May,
1795, f. 86.
W[illiam] Windham [Secretary-at- War] ;
15 Oct. 1795, f. 128.
Ignacio Lianourtel; S[a]n Boque, 80 Oct.
1795, f. 132.
Hen[ry] Bowyer, Lieut-Colonel 66th
Regt. ; Gibraltar, 1 Nov. 1795, f. 135.
5.667. Biographical memoranda relating to General Rainsford, 1744-
1795; written by himself. Paper; xviiith cent. Octavo.
3.668. Original letters addressed to General Eainsford by [Hugh
Percy, Earl] Percy and [2nd Duke of] Northumberland ; 26 May,
1781-5 Mar. 1808. Eng. and Port Included also are letters
Digitized
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ADDITIONAL MSS., 23,669.
8a3
from J. Brand to General Rainsford announcing the birth of Henry
Percy, 2nd son of the Duke of Northumberland; 23 June, 1787,
f. 23 General Rainsford to the Duke ; 8 Aug. 1790-7 Oct. 1806,
ff. 30, 72, 93, 100 and [Frances] J[ulia, Duchess of] Northum-
berland, to General Rainsford ; 16 Jan. 1793, and undated, ff. 63,
112,114. Paper; 1781-1808. Quarto.
23,669, 23,670. General correspondence of General Rainsford ; 12
Sept. 1757-8 Mar. 1807. Two volumes. Paper. Folio. The
writers are : —
23,669. Vol. I.
John Phippa; Gibraltar, 12 Sept. 1757,
20 Juno. 1760, 4 Aug. 1766, flf. 3, 9, 24.
Juan de la Rosa; Gibraltar, 20 Nov.
1757. Span. f.5.
John Pulley Edwards; St. Elizabeth's,
Appleton, 31 Aug. 1758, f. 7.
[Colonel] G. de Monroy; Lyistadt, 10
Aug. [1761]. Fr. f. 11.
Nich[olas] Linwood to John Culcraft;
St. Mary Ax, 27, 28 Feb. 17C2, f . 13, 15.
[James O'Hara, 2nd Lord Tyrawly]; 19
May, 1762, f. 16.
[Colonel, afterwards General] Cha[rle]8
O'Hara; Nisa and Gibraltar, 2 Nov.
1762, 8 Apr. 1788, ff. 17. 121.
Charles Rainsford; Lisbou, London,
Harwich, and Weymouth, [ — June],
1763-18 Oct. 1792, ff. 18-23, 47, 85,
102, 123, 146, 244.
Rod[olph] Valltravers; Bmxelle?, 9 July,
1769, f. 26.
[Sir] Ja[me]8 Wright; Venice, 29 Feb.
1772, f. 27.
W[illiam] H[enry, Duke of Gloucester] ;
Lyndhurst and Gloucester Lodge, 7
Nov. 1772-24 Sept. 1774, ff. 35-41.
R. Irvine [English Agent at Rotterdam];
Rotterdam, 22 Oct. 1776. f. 42.
Alexander, M[argrave] of B[randenburg
Anspach] ; Paris, 15 Mar. 1778, f. 43.
James Craufurd; Rotterdam, 17 Mar.
1778, f. 45.
Andreao ; Hannover, 12 IVIay, 1778.
Fr. f.49.
Schlammersdorff; Anspach, 2 June,
1778. Fr. f. 51.
Geo[rge] Crawfurd ; Rotterdam, 22 Sept.
1778. f. 53.
Philippe Colonua; Paris, 8 Nov. 1778.
Fr. f. 55.
Geo[rge] Maddison; Hague, 17 Nov. 1778,
f. 57.
[General] T[homafi] Desaguliere; Wool-
wich, 11 June, 1779. f. 59.
[Alberigo da Barbiano] Count of Bel-
gioioso; London, 7 June [1780], f. 62.
[Lieut-General George Townshend, Vis-
count] Townshend; London, 7 June,
1780, f. 63.
Henry Herbert; Ix)ndon, June, [1780].
On the back is a note ngned by Lord
Amherst, f. 64.
[Lieut.-General] W[illiam] Amherst,
Adj[utan]t Gen[era]l; Whitehall, 7, 9
June, 1780, ff. 65, 66, 70.
[Lieut.-Colonel] A[dam] Williamson,
De[put]y A[djutant] G[eneral]; [—
June]. 2 July, 1780, ff. 67, 72.
[Jeffery Amherst, Lord] Amherst; White-
hall, 8 June-22 Sept. 1780, ff. 68, 69,
71, 73, 75.
[Alexander] "El Conde de O'ReUly;"
Cadiz, 4 Dec. 1780. Span, f. 78.
[Sir] Robert Murray Keith [Ambassador
at Vienna] ; Vienna, 30 May, 4 July,
1781, ff. 81, 82.
Vice-Admiral Pichot; [24 Oct. 1782],
f. 84.
William Bouaie; London, 13 June, 1783,
f. 87.
Warren Hastings [late Governor-General
of India] ; n.d. [after June, 1792], f. 88.
John Dick and W[illia]m Molleson
Comptroller's Office, Horse Guards,
3 Feb. 1784, f. 89.
Charles Hinuber; 6 Mny, 1784, f. 91.
Maubach ; liOndon, 14 June, 1784.
Fr. f. 92.
John Brooks; London, 6 Jan. [17]85,
f.93.
3 L 2
Digitized by
884 ADDITIONAL
Edward Barron, Capt[ain] Invalids,
Comm[andin]^ Off [ice]r ; Chester
Castle, 28 Jan. 1785. f. 95.
Charles Gould [afterwords Sir C. Gould
Morgan, Bart.]; Horse Guards and
Therrow, 17 Feb. 1785-3 Nov. 1792,
ff. 97, 177, 213, 279.
[Lieut.-General] William Fawcett, A[d-
jutant] G[eneral]; 20 July, 1785, f.
98.
Benedict Chastanier ; 22 July, 1785-20
Nov. 1792. Eng. and Fr. flf. 99, 101,
293.
William Nunn; Romford, 18 Nov.[17]85,
f. 104.
William Dodsworth; Algiers, 24 Aug..
1786, f. 106.
Tho[ma]s Rainsford; St. John's, New
Brunswick, 28 Aug. 1786, f. 108.
Savalele de Langes, Commissaire aux
Archives et Secretaire de la Com-
mission; Paris, 12 July, 1786, f. 110.
J. Stanley; Shooters Hill, 24 Aug.
[17]87, f. 115.
F. O'Sullivan, late liieut. in H.M. 44th;
Hague, 28 Aug. 1787, f. 116.
[Mnjor-General] G[eorge] Morrison
[Quartermaster-General]; Fairy Hill,
29 Aug. 1787, f. 118.
Sir George Yonge [Bart., Secretary-at-
War] ; War Office, 16 Nov. 1787, f. 119.
Tho[ma]s Beech; London, 10 Oct. 1788,
f. 122.
Le Colonel de Cereuville; Yverdon,
Canton de Berne en Suisse, 26 Dec.
1788. Fr. f. 127.
T. S. D.; Bristol, 20 Sept. 1789, f. 129.
M[ichael] Ghillini [British Consul at
Cagliari] ; Ciilaif, Cagliari, 16 June,
1790, 1 July, 1791, flf. 131, 133.
W* Burdett; London, 30 Jan. 1791, f.
132.
Richard Miller; Higham Ferrers, 13
Jan. 1792, f. 137.
Geo[rge] Pasley Malim ; Higham Ferrers,
18 Jan. 1792, f. 138.
J. Money ; Crown Point, near Norwich,
25 Jan. 1792, f. 140.
An. Storer; London, 31 Mar. 1792,
f. 14.3.
Rob[er]t Jermyn ; 20 Apr. 1792, f. 147.
W. t arnham; Launceston, 30 June, 29
Dec. 1792, ff. 149, 313.
Charles Martin, Maj[o]r and Cnp[tain]
MSS., 23,669.
Inv[ali]d8; Chester, 9 July, 8 Nov.
1792, ff. 155, 280.
H. Parker; London, 17 July, 1792,
f. 156.
W[illia]m H. Rainsford [son of General
Rainsford]; 8outh[nmp]ton, 27 July-
10 Dec. 1792, ff. 157, 159, 181, 188,
191,256, 268, 285, 294, 299.
Julia Anne Rainsford [daughter of Ge-
neral Rainsford] ; Chelscii, 7 Aug.-12
Dec. 1792, ff. 161, 174,301.
Eyre Massey [afterwards Lonl Clarina] ;
Dublin, 13 Aug. 1792, f. 168.
And[re]w Rainsford; Halifax, Nova
Sc<it;a, 13 Aug. 1792, ff. 170, 172.
T. Wobster; Soutli[ttmp]ton, 17 Aug.
1792, f. 176.
[Sir] Jot[cph] Binks [Bart.]; London,
Revesby Abbey, 17 Aug., 15 Oct
1792, ff. 179, 238.
S. Briukman, late Pincliom ; Newp[or]t
[Isle of Wight], 23 Aug. [17]92, f.
183.
[George Greville, 2nd Earl of] Warwick ;
Warwick Castle, 28 Auj. 1792, f. 185.
Margaret Rainsford [niece and >vard
of General Rairsford]; Grcenwicli,
— Aug.-17 Dec. 1792, ff. 186, 252,
258, 303.
S[usanna Isabella Percy, Countess of]
Beverley; Hitchiu Priory, 10 Sept.
1792, f. 190.
[Admiral the Hon.] Sam[ne]l Barrington ;
Beckett, 21 Sept., 27 Oct. [1792],
ff. 193, 263.
[Admiral Sir] J[ohn] Jurvis [afterwards
Earl St. Vincent]; Rosehill, Bath,
Bowood Park and Meaford, 23 Sept.-
31 Oct. [1792], ff. 195, 206, 209, 221-
226, 236, 254, 266, 270.
Ward [tutor of W. H. Rainsford] ;
South[amp]ton, 23 Sept. [17]92, f. 197,
[Major-General] Pe[ter] Bathurst ; Cla-
rendon, 23 Sept. 1792, f. 198.
Rich[ar]d Bull; Northcourt, Isle of
Wight, 24 Sept., 9 Nov. 1792, ff. 200,
281.
Joseph May ; Hale house, 24 Sept. 1792,
f. 202.
William Strode; Loseley, 25 Sept-[2
Nov.], 1792, ff. 204. 214, 275.
[Granville Leveson Gower, Marquess of]
Stafford; Trentham, 26 Sept. 1792,
f. 208.
Digitized by
ADDITIONAL MSS., 28,869, 83,670- 886
Tlio[ma]s P. Boyd; Waterford, 28 Sept.
1792, f. 211.
Mrs. Money ; 29 Sept. [17]92, f. 216.
W. Hannam ; Savoy, 1 Oct. 1792, f. 217.
Montagu Thorley [Lieut. 44th Regt.] ;
Leeds, 6 Oct. 1792, f. 227.
[Algeruon Percy, Earl of] Beverley;
Hitchin Priory, 7 Oct. 1792, f. 229.
[Major] W[illlam] Price ; Bishops Castle,
Shropshire, 9, 16 Oct. 1792. flf. 231, 233.
E. D. Thoriey ; Ck)lchester, 12, 22 Oct
1792, ff. 235, 251.
J. Gillespie; Mountwhany, 16 Oct 1792,
f. 240.
E. Money; Crown Point, 17 Oi-t. [1792],
f. 242.
M. A. Bickerton; 20 Oct. [1792], f. 248.
William Connor ; London, 22 Oct [1792],
f.249 b.
B[ober]t Syle; London, 24 Oct. 1792,
f. 260.
J. C. Allen ; Egl.am, 25 Oct. 1792, f. 261.
23,670. Vol. II.
Frances Richards; London, 4 [Jan.
17]93, f. 1.
[Major-General] J[ame8] D'Auvergiie;
Southampton, 10 Jan. 1793, f. 2.
[Lieut.-Colonel] W[illia]in John Darby ;
Dublin, 11 Jan. 1793-1 Jan. 1794, flf. 3,
41, 48.
Hen[ry] Coll. Selby ; Swaugfield, 12 Jan.
1793, f. 5.
James Hutton ; Loudon, Oxted, 13 Jan.-
17 Feb. [17]93, ff. 7, 18, 25.
Thomas Gibson; Ipswich, 13, 21 Jan.
[17]93, ff. 9, 14.
[Captain] John Dudingston; Kinsale
and Grangemuir, near Pittenweem,
Fifeshire, 14 Jan. 1793, 1 Sept. 1796,
ff. 11, 217.
George Purvis; Titchfield, 17 Jan. 1793,
f. 13.
John Carter Allen; tkd,, 28 Apr. 1796,
ff. IG, 198.
[General Lord] F[rederiek] Cavendish
[3rd son of William, 3rd Duko of De-
vonshire]; Iblewoith, 22 Jan. 1793,
f. 19.
J. Money ; Crown point, near Norwich,
27 Jan.-24 Feb. 1793, ff. 20, 23
27.
Tlio[iua]8 BurcU; South[amp]ton, 27
Feb. 1793, f. 29.
JaneMidlane; 29 Oct 1792, f. 264.
Mrs. Hutchinson ; London, 29 Oct.
1792. f. 265.
John Diidingston ; Kintale, 31 Oct 1792,
f. 272.
G. H. Gordon; Ufford, 2, 25 Nov. 1792,
ff. 274, 296.
[John]Parish; London, 2 Nov. 1792, f. 277.
[Lieut-Colonel] W[illia]m John Darby;
Dublin, 10 Nov., 27 Dec. 1792, ff. 283,
309.
Alex[ander] Montgomery; Belfast, 13
Nov. 1792. f. 287.
: 20 Nov. 1792, f. 288.
Jnmes Hutton; Oxted, near Godstone,
Surrey, 28-30 Dec. [17]92, f. 290.
J. Leland; 7 Dec. 1792, f. 297.
C. Lister; London, 18 Dec. 1792, f. 305.
Tho[ma8] Gibson; Ipswich, 19 Deo.
1792, f. 307.
W[illiam] Booth, [Cuptain-Lieutenant
in the Engineers]; 27 Dec. 1792, f. 311.
William Connor; n.<l., 1 Mar. 1793,
I ff. 30-32.
! Jos. Smith; Downing Street, 15 Oct.
I 1793, f. 37.
' Isaac Phipps; London, 18 Oct. 1793, f. 38.
I John Davidson; Newcastle-upon-Tyne,
i 20 Oct. 1793, f. 39.
I Thomas Bainsford [Comet 2nd Life
Guards]; Valenciennes, Vtrdun-sur-
I Mouse and Horse Guards, 21 July,
t 1803, 16 Feb. 18U5, and n.d., ff. 43.
I 284,303,347,349. ^
I W. Bownas [Army Agent]; 15 Nov.
j [17]93-18 Oct. 1803, ff. 44, 50-56, 61,
67, 69. 73, 77, 81, 83, 88, 103, 131, 141 ,
150, 221, 231, 234, 290, 296.
J. Stanley ; St. Kilts, 6 Dec. 1793, f. 46.
I Ant[hony] Merry [Consul General];
Aranjuez, 27 May, 1794, f. 59.
Dan[ie]l Budd; Alicante, 21 June, 1794.
f. 63
I **Comte Urvoy de St. Btdan, Medecin
j du M*" Le Comte de Provence, fr^e do
Louis 16 ;" London, 28 July, 1794, 28
Jan. . Fr. ff. 71, 336.
Peter Woulfe ; London, 1 7 July, 17S4, f. 75.
W. Gregory; Barcelona, 27 Aug. 1794,
f. 80.
H. S. Blanckley [Consul at Mahon];
Muhou, 13 Nov, 1794, f. 85.
Digitized by
886 ADDITIONAL
[Oabriel Henry?] Le Marquis de Gail-
lard; Caithag^e, 28 Not. 1794, f.
87.
Rose; Old Palace Y[ar]d, 18 Dec.
1794, f. 90.
John Morrison, De[pnt]y Judge Advo-
cate; Gibraltar, 21 Dec. 1794, f. 91.
[Hon.] Robert Walpole [4th son of Ho-
ratio, 1st Baron Walpole, of Wolterton,
and Envoy to Portugal]; Lisbon, 18,
25 Jan. 1795, ff. 92, 94.
[Colonel Hon.] Colin Lindsay [3rd son
of James, 5th Earl of Balcarres] ; Fort
Royal in Martiuico, 25 Jan. 1795,
f. 96.
G. Pocock; London, 31 Jan. 1795, f. 07.
[Colonel] Henry Bowyer, President [of
a Court Martial, 23 Feb. 1795], f. 99.
[Lieut.-Gencral] W[illiam] Fawcett
[K.B.], A[djutant] G[eneral] ; 2 Apr.
1795. f. 101.
[Lieut.] John Shadwell Connell ; Lago8,
30 Apr. 1795, f. 107.
[Admiral Samuel Hood, Baron, after-
wards Viscount,] Hood; Portsmouth,
6 May, 1795, f. 109.
Julia Anne Rainsford ; London, 12 May,
1795, f. 111.
[John Frederic Sackville, Duko of]
Dorset; Dorset House, 31 May, 1795,
f. 113.
J. Dilkes; 24 Apr. 179.5, f. 116.
William Henry Rainsford [Ensign 1st
Foot Guards] ; London, e^c, 11 June,
1795^1 Mar. 1805, ff. 120, 262, 278,
309.
R[ichard] B[ull]; Northcourt, I[sle of]
Wpght], 21 June, 1796-30 July, 1805,
ff. 127, 223, 225. 247, 282, 315.
[Lieut-General] Tho[ma> Trigge ;
Bastia [in Corsica], 18 July, 1795,
f. 133.
Pat. Wilkie ; Carthagcna, 29 Aug. 1795,
f. 154.
F[rederic] A[rlhur] Kempland and
C[hri8topher] H[Hle] Sanderson, En-
[signs] 69tii [Foot]; Gibraltar. 20
Sept. 1795, f. 171.
William Douglas Brodie: Malaga, 13
Oct. [17]95-7 June[17]98, ff. 173, 174,
239.
[Major] Robert Brownrigg; Loudon,
4 Dec. 1795, 22 Jan. 1799, ff. 176,
240.
MS8., 28,670.
Count Biicli[ae]l Ghillini ; Cagliari, 8
Deo. 1795, f. 177.
[Colonel Sir] James Duffe; Cadiz, 8 Jan.-
7 Mar. 1796, ff. 182, 184, 192.
[Charles George Perceval] Lord Arden
[Lord of the Admiralty] ; Admiralty,
16 June. 1796, f. 186.
M. C. Grant; Gibraltar, 18 Mar. 1796,
f. 194.
A. Anfrere ; 28 Apr. 1796. f. 196.
Abraham J* Mouchet [Wine Merchant] ;
London, 4 May, 1796, f. 199.
[Captain] John Rob[er]t Niison; Alve-
ston.near Stratfofd-on-Avon, 24 June,
1796, f. 201.
George Parys ; London, 28 June, [17]96,
f. 203.
[William Henry Cavendish Bentinck, Srd]
Duke of Portland; 12 July, 1796,
f. 204.
L*Abbe' D'Hotman; Gibraltar, 4 July,
1796. Ft, f. 205.
John Murphy ; Malaga, 23 July, 1796,
f. 207.
W[illia]m Tatliam [United States Envoy
to Spain] ; London, 24 Aug.-26 Sept.
1796, ff. 209, 211, 216.
A. C. de Poggi ; London, 8 Sept. 1796,
f. 212 b.
John Parish ; Gibraltar, 18 Sept. 1790,
f. 214.
William Frederick [son of WiDiam Henry,
Duke of Gloucester]; Sunderland,
Shrubland, Gloucester House, and
Cowes, 18 Nov. 1796, 30 July. 1797,
and ff. 219, 227, 328-331.
[Captain] Geo[rge] Bayly, 44th Re-
gpment]; 15 Nov. 1797, f. 229.
[Admiral John Jervis, Earl] St. Vin-
cent ; " VQle do Paris," in the Tagiis,
25 Mar. 1798, 8 Mar. 1807, and n.d..
[before May, 1797], ff. 232, 321,
340.
[Lieut.-Colonel] David Ogilvy; North-
ampton, Hilsea Barracks, 18 May-
1 Sept. 1798, ff. 235, 237, 241, 243.
Swain Austrian Liganier ; 4 Apr. 1799,
f. 251.
[General] Pe[ter] Bathurst : Clarendon
Park, 28 Nov. [1800], f. 250.
[Field-Marshal George Townshond, 1st
Marquess] Townshend ; Rainham, 2
Dec. 1800, f. 261.
Edward [Dukt? of Kent]; Kensington
Digitized by
ADDITIONAL MSB., 28,670—28,878.
887
Palace, 21, 25 July, 1801, fL 264.
270.
BiahCop] of Troy ; Dover, 18 Mar.
1802, f. 268.
Le Chevalier d* Almeida ; Lisbon, 2 Sept.
1801, Fr, f.272.
[Hagh Percy, Duke of] Northumberland;
Syon, Alnwick Castle, 18 Sepi 1802,
9 Jan. 1805, ff. 274, 302.
Benedict Chastanier; London, 24 Sept.
1802, f. 275.
[General S'r] Geo[rge] Osbom, [Bart.];
Cowes, Isle of Wight, 24 Juno, 1803,
f. 280.
[Lieut.-Colonel] T[homas] G[erard] El-
rington; Enniskillen, 28 July, 1803,
f. 286.
Bobert Miles ; Hastings, 28 July, 1803,
f. 288.
J. C. Pleydell ; London. 30 Sept. 1803,
28 Mar. 1805, flf. 292, 307.
W[illia]m Simons; London, 5, 18 Oct.
1803, ff. 294. 298.
Jtt[me8] Boucher; Tynemouth Castle,
1 Mar. 1804, f. 300.
[Colonel] Wplliam] Wynyard, D[eput]y
A[djutunt] G[eneral] ; Horse Guards,
8 Apr. 180.5. f. 311.
[Major] £dw[ard] Barron [Assistant
Barrack-Master^General] ; Northamp-
ton. 15 May, 31 Aug. 1805, ff. 312.
317.
[Lieut.-Colonel] W[illiam] Booth; Bath,
23 Oct. 1805, f. 819.
WilL'am Henry [Duke of Gloucester];
Gloucester House, Fern Hill, and
Windsor Forest. 1 May, 2 July, 9 Aug.
12 Deo. , ff. 322^327.
[Sir Archibald MacDonald, afterwards
Bart] Attorney-General; St. Johns
[1788-17931 f. 334.
Tho[ma]8 Ulingworth ; n.d., f. 338.
Keate; n.d., f. 34L
Captain Parker; n.d,, f. 342.
Captain Paterson; George Street,
7 Sept. , f. 344.
Margaret Bainsford [niece and ward of
General Bainsford] ; n.d., f. 350.
B[obert] Riddell, L[ieutenan]t-Col[onel]
44th [Foot]; Dublin, 14 Mar. ,
f. 352.
E. Sibley, M.D. ; London, n.d.y f. 353.
[Sir] T[homas] Troubridge [Baronet,
Colonel of Marines] ; 28 Feb., 13 Sept.
. ff. 355, 356.
28,671. 1." Orders given out by [Field] M[arshal George] Wade
w[he]n he Commanded in Scotland from Aug* 9th, 1726 " [to 26 Aug.
1727], f. 1.
2. ** Disposition for passing the Bhine as it was executed the Night
of the 3rd and 4th of October, 1743, by the Austrian Army com-
manded by Prince Charles of Lorrain, as translated from the French
by C[harles] R[ainsford]," f. 19 b.
3. " Some particular Rules and Directions for the Infantry in March-
ing up to an Enemy and in Time of Action," f. 23 b.
4. " Journal from London," of the expedition against St. Malo ; 9 May-
19 June, 1758, f. 25 b.
Paper ; xvmth cent Folio.
28,872. Select Letters and Papers from the Originals [4 Dec. 1747-
26 July 1766] Copied at Gibraltar 1794," by General Charles
Rainsford; with an imperfect index of writers. Paper; xvuith
cent. Small Quarto.
28,678. Miscellaneous military and other papers of General Rainsford ;
16 June, 1743-21 Sept. 1797. Included are the following original
documents: —
1. Commission of Francis Rainsford, as Lieutenant in General Hawley*s
Digitized by
888
ADDITIONAL MSS., 28,673 - 28,876.
Dragoons ; Aecbaflfenburg, 15 June, O.S. 1743. Sigiied by George IL,
and courUerngned by [Jobn Carteret, 2nd Lord] Carteret [Secretary
of State], f. 1 b.
2. Appointment of Charles Rainsford to be Major of Brigade ;
Antwerp, 25 Mar. 1744, O.S. Signed by Field-Martihal George
Wade. f. 3 b.
3. •* Plan de la fortification et des mines de Phillipville [in Belgium].
Kainsford fecit 1746." f. 5 b.
4. Plan of " Be8an9on Capitalo de la Franche Comte," f. 7 b.
5. Warrant for placing Lieut^ Francis Hainsford upon half-pay;
Kensington, 19 June, 1749. Signed by George n., and countersigned
by [Rt. Hon.] H[enry] Fox [afterwards Lord Holland, Secretary-
at-War]. f. 9.
6. "Etat der Koniglichen Diinischen und Kordschen Arm^e, Anno
1762," f. 26 b.
7. Warrant for raising a regiment of foot under the command of
Major-General Rainsford; St. James, 3 Jan. 1780. Signed by
George III., and countersigned by C[harles] Jenkinson [aftewards
Earl of Liverpool, Secretary-at-W ar], f. 79,
8. Parole of honour given by P[atrick] Moore, Capt[ain] Gren[a]d[ier]8
99th Reg[iment], prisoner in Spain ; Arcos, 4 Dec. 1780. Eng. and
Fr. f. 81.
9. [Admiral George Brydges Rodney] Lord Rodney to Fuller ;
London, 10 Mar. 1784, f. 85.
10. " The Wi-re Heads or The Relief of St. Phillips Castle. A new
Song. By a Gentleman at Algiers. Algiers, 15 March 1782." See
Add. MS. 23,659, f. 113. f. 94.
11. Cha[rle]8 Fitz[mauri]ce Hill [Ensign 72nd Foot], to his mother
Hill; Camp before Seringapatam, 26 Feb. 171)2, f. 108.
12. A song set to music called " Russell's Triumph," alluding to the
defeat of the French fleet by Admiral Edward Russell, 19 May,
1692. Printed, f. 112 b.
13. W. Hill to General [Charles] O'Hara ; St. Boniface, Isle of Wight,
26 Sept. 1793, f. 119.
14. Leave of absence granted to James Poole, Inspector of Foreign
Corps; Lisbon, 21 Sept. 1797. Signed by [Major-General Hon.]
[Charles] Stuart Com[mander-]in-Chief. f. 139.
Paper and vellum ; xviith-xviiith centt. Folio.
23.674. Miscellaneous pieces in verse, in Eng., Ger., Fr., Span, and
Lat. Paper ; xviiith cent. Folio.
23.675. MiscFXLANEOUS papers of General Rainsford relating to free-
masonry and magnetism; 18 July, 1783-15 Dec. 1796. Eng., Fr.
and, Ger. Paper ; xvi nth cent. Folio.
ADDITIONAL MSS., 23.876-23,882.
889
23,878. Papers in the handwriting of Qeneral Rainsford, on alchymical
processes, communioated to him at Home, Apr. 1772, by [Gasparo]
Landi. Eng. and Ital. Paper ; xviiith cent. Folio.
23.677. '* Rental, of all the Routs, and Lands, belonging to His Majesty
in the Island of Jersey, with the amount thereoflF; for the Year
1749." Paper; xvmth cent. Folio.
23.678. Narrative and remarks on the siege of Havana and Isle of
Cuba by Admiral Sir Charles Knowles, Bart., in 1761 and 1762, as
follows : —
1. " Narrative of Intelligence which the Army were fumish'd witli
before they proceeded to the Havana;" [1761], f. 1.
2. "Remarks upon the Siege of the Havana," f. 10.
3. Journal of the siege from the 7th of June to the 16th July, by
Patrick Mackellar, Chief Engineer, as " published in the Gazettes
extraordinary of the 11th & 30th of September 1762," f. 36.
Paper ; xvmth cent. Folio.
23.679. Journal of Captain George Hepburn, of the Bengal Army,
when shipwrecked on an island at the mouth of the Ganges; 16 June-
21 Aug. 1766. Autogra;ph, Paper. Quarto.
23.680. 1. Case of Colonel Felix Frederick, private agent to the Duke of
Wurtemberg, concerning his transactions with the East India
Company for the supply of 4,000 Gennan Protestant recruits in
177 3, flf. 1-19. At f. 14 is a form of agreement of service with the
East India Company, in German,
2. Copy of a letter from Colonel Frederick to General Pasquale de
Paoli, of Corsica; 17 Jan. 1774, ff. 20-41.
Paper ; xvmth cent. Fulio.
23.681. " Plan of the Demesne Land of the Manor and Parish of Queen
Camel, Someri^etshire. Measured and Mapped by J. Chilcutt in
1806. Revised and copied in 1813 under the Inspection of Tho[ma]8
Dyke, late of Aldersgate Street." Paper roll ; 4 feet 8 inches x
3 feet 2 inches.
23.682. Draft of an Indenture whereby John Howe, Esq., of Wishford
Magna, co. Wilts, releases to Walter St. John, Esq , and John Ernie,
Esq., of Beny Towne, co. Wilts, the manor of Wishford Magna, with
other lands in co. Wilts, in trust as a marriage settlement for Richard
Grobham Howe, son and heir of the said John Howe, and Lucy, his
wife, daughter of the late Sir John St. John, Knt. and Bart., of
Lyddiard Tregoze, co. Wilts, 7 Oct., 24 Chas. I. [1648 J. Imperfect,
Paper. Folio.
890 ADDITIONAL MSS., 28,683--28,e88.
The following Noa,, 28,683-23,711, belonged to Sir WiUiam Beiham,
Ulster King of Arms. See another Collection of his MSS, : Add.
19,828-19,887. .
23,683. 1. Papers relating to the case of Henry Smyth de Burgh,
Marquis of Clanricarde, with Nathanael Alexander, Bishop of Meath,
concerning the advowson of Killucan or Kathwyre, co. Meath, in
1828, ff. 1-57. Included are letters to Sir W. Betham from —
C. Crompton; 9 Aug., 20 Sept. 1828, ff. 10, 14;— and Jos[eph]
D[arcy] Sirr ; [Dublin] Castle, 19 Sept. [18]28, f. 12.
2. Papers relating to the Burke family, ff. 58-70.
Paper ; xixth cent. Folio.
23,684-23,687. Genealogical collections of Sir W. Betham, entitled
" Chaos,'* relating to English and Irish families, and containing
pedigrees, monumental inscriptions, collections for a peerage and
baronetage of Ireland, etc. In four volumes, with an alphabetical
index to each volume, and a few drawings of arms in trick. In-
cluded are original letters from —
[Sir] J[ohD] Jervia White Jervia [Bart.] ; [Sir] John Blake, Bart., of Menlo ; Men-
Clifton, 5 Oct. 1804. Vol. I., f. 87, | lough CasUe, 23 Dec 1804. VoL in.,
Francis Evans ; Rathcormack, 28 May- j f. 87.
11 Jan. 1807. Vol. II., ff. 6-17; [Sir] Francis Hutchinson [Bart.] ; Dub-
Vol. lU., ff. 49-72. I lin, — Dec 1 804, 7 Jan. 1805. Vol. III.,
[Sir] B[oyle] Roche [Bart.]; Bath, 16
Oct. 1805. Vol.U., f.76.
[Sir] R[ichard] Sutton [Bart]; Nor-
wood Park, near Southwell, Notts^
25 Nov., 8 Dec. [1798]. Vol. U., ff.
98, 100.
Thomas Ayton to Will. Oakeley ; Wel-
lington, 24 Mar. 1791. Vol. III., f. 82.
Tho[ma8] Blore, the Rutland historian ;
Manton, 11 Oct. 1804-8 July, 1805.
Vol. m., ff. 83, 85, 99, 101, 112, 114.
Paper ; xixth cent. Folio.
ff. 108, 109.
Tho[ma8] S[wyinmer] Champneys; [26
Jan. 1805]. Vol. UI., f. 203.
C. Tonson ; Rathcormack, 11 Sept. 1807-
10 Oct. 1808. Vol. IV., ff. 40, 45, 50-
98, 111.
Rich[arii] Nash ; Dublin, 25 Jan. 1809.
Vol. IV., f. 102.
Edm[un]d Lodge, Iianc[Hstc]r [Herald] ;
Heralds' CoUegp, 5 Aug. 1808. Vol.
IV., f. 188.
23,688, 23,689. Pedigrees, copies of inquisitions, extracts from visita-
tions and other papers relating to various families. Two volumes,
with indexes. Included are the following original letters, etc. : —
23,688. Vol. I. 1. Signatures of [Francis Hervey Morres, Viscount]
Mountmorres, [Lodge Evans Morres, Lord] Frankfort, [Sir]
\\[illia]m K[yves] Morres, [Bart.], Keymond Hervey Morres
[Lieutenant-Colonel 9th Dragoons], and H[ervey] F[rancis] Morres,
[Captain 21st Scotch Fusileers], f. 1.
2. [Rev.] Patrick O'Connor Hay to Sir John Doyle, K.C.B. ; St.
Patrick's College, Lisbon, 20 Feb. 1826, f. 20.
Digitized
byGoogk
ADDITIONAL MSS., 23,889-23,691.
891
3. Bartholomew Hay to Sir W. Betbam ; Ballendaggon, 30 June, 1826,
f. 22.
4. [Kobert Shapland] Carew [M.P.] to Sir W. Betham ; Cahtlo Boro,
Enniscorthy, 27 May [1826], f. 23.
6. Annesley Brownrigg to the same ; Park Annesley, Gorey, 31 May,
1822, f. 79.
C. Sir Frederick Flood, Bart., to the same ; n.ci., f. 106.
7. IlarriDgton and Le Chevalier Harrington of Brittany 1o ;
n,d, Fr, ; with seals, f. 144.
23.689. Vol. II. 1. John Widditt, Vicar of Cockerham, to J. Kock;
Cockerham, 6 June, 1818, f. 16.
2. William Ward to Sir W. Betham; Chester, 18 Apr. 1818, f. 18.
3. Rob[ert] Dale [Suflfolk Herald] to William Hawkins, Ulster King of
Arms ; College of Aims, London, 3 Mar. 174-|, f. 40.
4. Fra[noi]s Townsend, Windsor [Herald], to Sir W. Betham ; Heralds'
College, 1 Nov. 1809, 1 June, 1810, ff. 91, 92.
5. James Homo to Robert Lindsay; Edin[burgh], 17 Jan. 1811, f. 111.
6. Dom[inic]k Meade to John Lodge; Cork, 12 Aug. 1773, f. 125.
7. Walter Joyes to John Warburton ; Ballinrobe, 6 Nov. 1790, f. 187.
8. R. D. Blake to Sir \s\ Betham; Westminster, 25 Mar. 1811, f. 197.
9. Peter Broster to Edward Brewster; Chester, 17 Feb., 28 May, 1812,
ff. 216, 221.
Paper; xviiith and XLXth centt. Fulio.
23.690. Pkdigr£RS and peerage oases collected by Sir W. Betham,
with an alphabetical index. Among the families referred to are —
MacDonald of the Isli s, ff. 2-58 ; Whal-
ley. f. 59 ; Butler, f. 61 ; Osborne, f. 63 ;
Hamilton, ff. 65, 67; Ousely, f.
60 ; Field, f. 74 ; Hungerford, f. 80 ;
Fitzgerald and Vesci, f. 117; Talbot
of Malahide, f. 121 ; O'Miilley, f. 122 ;
Montgt»mery, f. 154.
Included are also original letters from [Sir] W[illiam] Woods to
James Rock; Heralds' College, London, 11 July, 1829, f. 66 b; —
and Fra[nci]8 Martin, W indsor [Herald], to Sir W. Betham ; College
of Arms, London, 14 Apr. 1832, f. 68 ; — together with minutes of
proceedings in the House of Lords, 11 Aug. 1834, on the claim of
John Francis Miller Erskine, Earl of Mar, to the titles of Earl of
Kelly, Viscount Fenton, and Loixl Dirlton, ff. 172-229. Paper ; xixth
cent. Folio.
23,691. Collections fur a history of the family of Kavanagh, alias
McMorogh, by Sir W. Betham. Included are original letters from
Plenry, Baron Kavanagh, Major dans la suite du Prince de
Schwarzenberg ; Vienna, 17 Sept. [1]816. Fr. f. 9 Edmund
Lodge, Lanc[a8ter Herald]; College of Arms, etc., 24 June, 9 July,
Digitized by
892
ADDITIONAL MSS., 23,692-^23,714.
1816, ff. 18, 20;— and W. Gregory; Dublin Castle, 29 July, 1814,
f. 24. Paper ; xixth cent. Folio.
23,692. Papers relating to the claim of John de Courcy to the
Baronies of Kingsale and of Courcy of Eingrone, in 1760. Paper;
xixth cent. Folio.
23,693-23,702. Pedigrees and noticos of Irish families, collected by
John Lodge, Deputy Keeper of the Records in the Birmingham
Tower, Dublin. Autograph. With numerous additions by Sir W.
Betham. Ten volumes. Paper ; xviiith-xixth centt. Folio.
23,703-23,708. " The Peerage of Ireland by Mr. [John] Lodge,
Deputy Keeper of the Records in Bermingham Tower [Dublin]. 1754."
Printed, The Author's interleaved copy, with numerous MS. notes
and additions by himself and »]ohn VV^arburton, Somerset Herald.
Six volumes, the last two containing such part of the peerage as
became extinct during the author's life. Paper; xvmth cent.
Quaiix).
23.709. Historical and genealogical notes relating to the English,
Irish and Scotch nobility ; by John Lodge, Deputy Keeper of the
Records in the Birmingham Tower, Dublin. Autograph, Paper;
xvmth cent. Long narrow Octavo.
23.710. Collections for a baronage of Ireland, in the handwriting of
John Lodge; with additions by Sir \V. Betham, and an alpha-
betical index. Paper ; xviiith-xixth centt. Folio.
23.711. Entry-book of fees on patents and creations, presentations,
translations, inventions, warrants and pardons, 1752-1783; with
indexes. Paper ; xviiith cent. Large Folio.
23.712. Original commission from Agostino Barbadico [Barberigo],
Doge of Venice, to Paolo Erizzo as Governor of Cattaro [in Dalmatia] ;
30 Aug. 1489. Lot, and Itnl. Vellum ; with the arms of Erizzo
on f. 2. Small Quarto.
23.713. Original commis.sion from the same to Benedetto Superantio
as Podest^ of Bergamo ; 3 Sept. 1490. Lat, and Ital. With an
index of contents at the end. Vellum ; with an illuminated initial
and the arms of Superantio on f. 2. Quarto.
23.714. ORHiiNAL commission from Andrea Gritti, Doge of Venice, to
Constancio Nani as Podestii of " Canipa," in the district of Friuli ;
1 Aug. 1525. Lat. and Ital, Vellum ; with a miniature of the
Virgin and child, and the arms of Nani on f. 2. Octavo.
ADDITIONAL MSS., 23,716—23,720.
893
23.715. Lettters of Vitellozzo Vitelli, Cardinal and Chamberlain of the
Roman Chnrch, creating Pietro, son of Baptista de* Clarioini, alias
de Gambaro, of Bologna, a Knight of the Lateran, by mandate of
Pope Pius V. ; Rome, 27 Feb. 1568. Lat Vellum sheet ; with an
illuminated border containing the arms of Vitelli and Gambaro.
23.716. Orders and Remembrances of the House of Lords ; 9 June,
1660-20 Dec. 1706 ; with an index. Paper. Given by William
Cowper, Clerk of the Parliament, to Samuel Meade, in 1717. Small
Quarto. Presented by John J. FilUnham, Esq.
23.717. Processus in Cui ia Mareschalciee ; tempp, Edw. VI.-Eliz. On
f . 2 is a medical recipe, entitled " The Kynges medysene for the
plage." Vellum ; xvnth cent. Folio.
23.718. Law precedents and extracts from cases ; with index at
f. 34. Paper ; xvmth cent. Folio. Presented by Sir George Ives
Irby, Lord Boston,
The following Nos., 23,719-23,742, formed part of the Library of Damon
Turner.
23.719. Poems and letters of Caspar van Baerle, or Barlceus, Professor
of Philosophy at Amsterdam, etc, [6b. 1648.] Lat. Autograph. The
contents are —
1. "Passer prrestantissimeB virginis SvsannaB BartelottsB 16 June,
1636, f. 1.
2. " Doctissimo .... D[omiuo] Georgio Gulichio, Ducum Megapolen-
sium Praeceptori, Caspar Barleeus S.P.D.;" 1 Feb. 1640, f. 5.
3. " In Arcem Purmerendanam, ad Arcis ejusdem urbis ao territorii
Satrapam Fredericum Riccium 1 Oct. 1640, f. 13.
4. "In diem Anniversarium Nuptiarum N. Hoofdii et Leonora) Hel-
mans qui fuit xxix Novemb. cioiocxl." [1640], f. 14.
5. *• In laesum ocellum Tesselse 9 Mar. 1642, f. 15.
6. ** Nobilissimo et ad summa nato Juveni Constantino Hugenio C.
Barl83us S.P.D. 3 Aug. 1643, f. 17.
7. " In Templi Gallic! et Aulici Incendium, quod accidit ipsis Cal.
Febr. cioiocxliv. 3 Feb. 1644, f. 19.
8. " In diem Veneris Passione & Cnice Servatoris nostri funestum
26 Mar. 1644, f. 20.
9. " In masculos versus stupendsB virginis, AnnsQ Maris© a Schurman,
quibus Trajectinse urbi novum Academi© decus gratulatur," f. 21.
10. " In obitum .... Henrici Casimiri, Comitis Nassavia3, Frisis
Gubematoris " [db. 13 June, 1640], f. 22.
11. "Epitaphium Didenii Herois, Victoris et Gubematoris Vesalia),"
f. 23.
Paper ; xviith cent. Folio.
23.720. Original letters from Cardinals and others to the Dominican,
894 ADDITIONAL MSS„ 23,720-23,721.
Noel Alexandre, Professor of Philosophy, eic, in the College of
St. James at Paris, and Provincial, with one letter from himself ;
6 Sept. 1673-25 June, 1712. The writers are—
F[rfere] Noel Alexandre to the Maitre
Provincial ; Paria. 6 Sept. 1673. Fr.
f. 1.
[FA] V[i]n[cenz]o Ma[ria Ursinl], Car-
d[ina]l[e] Arcive8co[vo di Manft«-
donia, afterwards Pope Benedict
xui.]; Manfredonia, Gravina, Na>
plea, Rome, and Bcnevento, 4 Sept.
1677-1 Aug. 1705. Ital. and Lot.
ff. 3, 23, 31, 46, 57. 72, 101.
Apderanus] Card[ina]li8 Cybo [Bishop
of Jesi]; Rome, 26 Jan. 1678, 21 Feb.
1680. LaU ff. 5, 11.
F[rater] Henrious de Noris, Angustin-
ianus [afterwards Cardinal]; Rome,
26 July, 1692. LaL f. 7.
F[rere] Anto[nin] Massoulie [Vicar-
General of the Dominican order] ;
n.d Fr, f. 9.
Fr[ere] Antonin Cloche [General of the
Dominican order]; Rome, 2 May,
1 ( 84-17 Mar. 1708. Fr. and Lai, ff.
13, 15, 21, 40. 48, 60-67, 70, 74-82,
86, 92, 97, 99, 107.
Antoniufl de Monroy, Mag[i8te]r Or-
d[in]i8 [Praedicatorum] ; Rome, 26
Feb. 1681-27 July, 1683. ImI, ff.
17, 20, 24.
Fel[ix] Card[inali8] Rospiglioeiug ;
Rome, 4 May, 1681. Lot, f. 18.
[Philippus Thomas Howard], Card[i-
na]liB de Norfolcia [3rd son of Frede-
rick Henry, Earl' of Norfolk] ; Rome,
3 Aug. 1683-12 Feb. 1689. Lai, ff.
25, 29, 42.
Solon ex Comitibus de Campello; Ur-
bino, 10 July, 1684. Lat, f. 27.
Ch[arle8 le Goux do la Berchbre],
N[omm]e' Archeu[e8que] d'Aix; La-
vaur, 18 Dec. 1685. Ft, t 33;— as
Archbishop designate of Alby ; Alby,
27 Sept. 1689. Fr, f. 44;— and as
Paper ; xviith and xviiith centt.
Archbishop of Narbonne ; Montpellier,
25 Jan. 1709. Fr. f. 109.
Jos[ephus] Antelmius, Forojuliensis Ga-
nonious ; Aix, 10 Dec. 1686. Lai, f. 35.
F[rater] Joannes Claudius Yiany; 31
May, 1687. Lai, f. 37.
[Cesari le Card[inal] Destr^ [d'Esti^s] ;
Rome, 23 Jan. 1689. Fr, f. 39.
F[rfere] Leon [Potier de G^vres, Protho-
notary at the Papal Court, afterwards
Cardinal]; Rome, 21 Got, 28 Dec.
1690, 24 Mar., 15 Apr. 1691. Fr,
ff. 50-55.
Giuseppe [Saenz], Cardinale d'Aguirre ;
Rome, 17 Dec. 1697. Ital, f. 56.
F[rater] Paulinus Bomardinus ; Rome,
Eve of St. Dominic [3 Aug.], 1694, 13
Oct. 1698. Lat, ff. 59, 68.
F[rbre] Pierre Lacrampe, Inquisitor-
General; Avignon, 7 May, 1700.
Fr. f. 83.
Fr[ater] Raphael Ma[ria] Philamundus ;
Rome, 30 Dec. 1701. Lat, f. 89.
Fr[ater] Dionysius Werlensis, Cappu-
cinug et pro tempore Conventiks Hilde-
siensis Yicarius ; Hildesheim, 20 Mar.
1702. Lat. f. 90.
Fr[ater] Christopliorus Frenz [Rector of
the Irish College at Loavain]; Lou-
vain, 18 Nov. 1702. Lat, f. 94.
F[abritiu3] Card[inalis] Paulutios ;
Rome, 22 Jan. 1703. Lat, f. 96.
Fr[atcr] Thomas M[ari> [Ferrari,
Ordinis Praedicatorum], Ca[rdina]lis
S. Clem[en]ti8; Rome, 18, 29 May,
1706. Lai, and JtoZ. ff. 103, 105.
Fr[ater] Emmanuel Yincentius de Eche-
uerry, Priedpcator] Gen[era]liij ; ex
Conventu S*' Thelmi, Prsedicat[orum]
Ord[ini8] Prov[inci]80 Hisp[ani]ie op-
pidi S'' Sebastiani, 26 Juno, 1712.
Lai, f. in.
Folio.
23,721. Original letters of members of the family of Medici of Flo-
rence ; 19 Sept. 1483-22 July, 1741.
1. Laure[n]tius de IMedicis Mag[i8tr]is P[at]ribus hon[oratis] Offi-
cialibus Balie Rei P[iiblic]e ; Pisa, 19 Sept. 1483. Ital. f. 5.
Digitized by
ADDITIONAL MSS.. 23,721.
895
2. Petrus [II.] d[e] Medicis [son and suooessor of the above] Petro
de Victoriis ; Florence, 3 Apr. 1487. Ital f. 6.
3. Alfonsina Vrsina d[e] Medicis [widow of the above] Paulo Victorio
[Captain of the Papal galleys in the Etruscan Sea] ; 24 Mar. 1515.
Ital. f. 7.
4. Rescript of Pope Leo X. [Giovanni de' Medici, 2nd son of Lorenzo
the Magnificent] for the release of a Turkish prisoner in exchange
for Lorenzo Corso, of Ehoana; n.d, [circa 1515]. In the handwriting
of Giovanni Sadoleto ; with autograph " Placet," etc. Lot, f. 9.
5. Laure[n]tiu8 [II.] Medioes, Vrbini Dvx [son of Pietro II.] to Fran-
cesco Yettori, Florentine Ambassador in France; Eome, 16 Jan.
1517. Ital. Partly in cipher, ff. 10-15.
6. J[ulius], Car[dina]li8 de Medicis [afterwards Pope Clement VII.,
natural son of Juliano I. de* Medici] to the same ; Borne, 30 Apr.
1516. Ital f. 16.
7. The same, as Papal Vice-Chancellor, to Vectoriis, Po[tes]tati
Ciuitatis Pistorii ; Florence, 12 Dec. 1522. Ital. f. 19.
8. Julianus Medicos, Nemausi Dux et S[anct8a] R[oman8B] e[cclesi8B]
Capitaneus Generalis, eic, Paulo Vectorio, Maiordomo et Nuntio
sno; Florence, 5 Nov. 1515. In the handwiiting of Fabr[itiu]s
Peregrinus. Ital. f. 21.
9. A[le6sa]nd[ro] d[e'] Med[ici] [tyrant of Florence, natural son of
Pope Clement VIL] to Franc[esc]o Vettori ; Pisa, 17 Mar. 1534.
Ital. f. 23.
10. Margarita [de* Medici, widow of the above, and natural daughter of
the Emperor Charles V.] to the Abbate Brizegno ; Aquila, 1 Dec.
1577. Ital f. 25.
11. Fr[ater] Hipp[olytus], Car[dinali8] Medicos [natural son of
Giulio 11. de' Medici, Duke of Nemours] Commissario Ciuitatis
Vulterrane; Rome, 12 Jan. 1531. Ital. f. 28.
12. Giouanni de' Medici [father of Cosmo I., Grand Duke of Tus-
cany] to Paulo Vettori ; 14 Feb. 1524. Ital f. 30.
13. Lucretia Saluiata de* Medici [2nd daughter of Lorenzo il Magni-
fico, and wife of Giacomo Salviati] to Pagolo Uectori, Capitano
delle Galee del Papa; Rome, 10 Sept. 1516. Ital f 32.
14. Cnnctessina Ridolfa d[e'] Medici [3rd daughter of Lorenzo il Magni-
fico, and wife of Pietro Ridolfi] to Pago Vectori ; 3 June, 1513. Ital.
f. 33.
15. F[ranciscus] Armellinus Medioes, Car[dina]lis, [adopted by Leo X.
into the Medici family] Paulo Victorio Triremiu[m] S[anctissimi]
D[omini] N[ostri] Capitaneo ; Rome, 24 Sept. 1524. Ital. f. 34.
16. [Cosmo 1. de' Medici] el Duca di Fiorenza to [Pie]ro Saluiati;
Livomo, 17 Feb. 1543. Ital. f. 37.
17. The same to Piero Vettori; Pisa, 27 Feb., 11 Mar. 1549. Ital
S. 40, 42.
896
ADDITIONAL MSS., 23,721.
18. The same, as " el Gra[n] Duoa di T[oscan]a," to Domenico Bonsi ;
Pisa, Livorno, 3 Feb. 1571-28 Apr. 1672. Ital. ff. 44-51.
19. Fra[n]o[e8c]o de* Med[ici], [Count Palatine and Apostolic Protho-
notavy] to Piero Vettori ; 11 Sept. 1538. Iktl f. 52.
20. [Francesco de' Medici] el gran Duca di T[o8ca]na [son of Cosmo I.,
Grand Duke of Tuscany] to the Priori della Com[muni]ta di San
Gimignano; Florence, 3 Feb. 1679. Ital. t 63.
21. Fer[dinando I.], Card[inale] de' Medici, to Piero Vettori; Bome,
20 Apr. 1571. Ital £ 56.
22. The same as el gran Duca di T[o8can]a," to the Marohese
Tommaso Malaspina, G[e]n[er]ale dell' Arme e Gon[falonie]re di
Siena; Florence, 17 May, 1600. Ital f. 68.
23. Chre8t[i]na, g[ran] D[uches]sa [wife of the above], to her daughter
[Claudia], Principessa dTrbino; Poggio, 23 Jan. 1623. Ital
f.60.
24. The same to ; Florence, 20 Dec. 1621. Ital Imperfect f. 62.
25. Claudia [de' Medici, daughter of the above, and wife of (1) Frederic
della Kovere, Prince of Urbino, and (2) Leopold, Ajcbduke of
Austria], to Honorata Piccolom[in]i, Maiordoma delle Notre Dame
in Inspruch ; Bruna in Moravia, Vulmer, Sbon, Vienna, Varsovia,
and Monaco, 16 Aug. 1637-23 Aug. 1640. Ital ff. 64-69, 71-77, 80.
26. The same to her nephew [Ferdinand II. de* Medici], G[ran] D[uc]a
di Tosc[an]a; Bolsano, 1 Nov. 1634. Ital f. 70.
27. The same to the Canon Liduino Piccolom[in]i, Prior di San
Egidio; Inspruch, 14 May, 1639-24 Deo. 1646. Ital. ff. 78,
81-94.
28. [Carlo] il Card[inal]e de* Medici [3rd son of Ferdinand I. de'
Medici] to [Gaspar] Cardpnale] Bprgia; Florence, 22 June, 1620.
Ital f. 95.
29. [Ferdinando II. de' Medici], il Gran Duca di Tosc[an]a, to Vincenzio
Vettori; Florence, 11 Oct. 1621. Ital. f. 98.
30. Uittorea, G[ran] D[uches]sa [wife of the above], to her sister-in-
law, rArciduch[e8s]a Anna d'Austria ; Florence, 29 June, 1663. Ital.
f. 100.
31. The same to [Celio], CardinalePiccolomini; Florence, 30 Dec. 1680.
Ital. f. 151.
32. [Cosmo III.], il Gran D[uca] de Tosc[an]a to the Conte Picco-
lomini, General di Battaglia; Ambrogiana, 30 Oct. 1686. Ital.
f. 103.
33. The same to his brother [Fi-ancesco Maria] Card[ina]le de* Medici ;
Villa Imperiale, 25 June, 1690. Ital. (Duplicate.) f. 105.
34. Anna [de* Medici, daughter of Cosmo II., and wife of Ferdinand,
Archduke of Austria] to the Conte Lidoino Picoolomini, Canon[i]co
e Preposito di Trento; Innsbruck, 26 Apr., 18 June, 1660. It(d.
ff. 108, no.
. ADDITIONAL MSS., 23,721.
897
35. The same to the Conte Francesco Piccolomini ; Innsbruck, 8 Oct.
1662-18 Deo. 1672. Ital. flf. 112, 114, 117, 119.
36. The same to her brother [? Ferdinand II., Grand Duke of Tuscany] ;
Innsbruck, 16 Aug. 1666. Bal. f. 116.
37. Violante, gran Si[gno]ra di Toscana [daughter of Ferdinand, Elector
of Bavaria, and wife of Ferdinand, eldest son of Cosmo III. de*
Medici] to Alessandro Grimaldi; Florence, 27 Feb. 1719. ItaU,
f. 121.
38. Anna Maria [Lodovica], L* Elettrice Palatina [daughter of
Cosmo III. de' Medici, and wife of John William, Elector Palatine],
to the Contessa Giulia Trapp, nata Contessa Piccolomini ; Dussel-
dorfif, Florence, 28 Jan. 1696-27 Oct. 1722. Ital ff. 123-129.
39. The same to [Francesco Maria] Piccolomini, eletto Vescovo di
Pienza; Florence, 22 July, 1741. Tial. f. 130.
40. Bernardino Med[ici, son of Ottaviano, Prince of Ottajano, and
son-in-law of Alessandro, Duke of Florence] to Piero Vettori;
Rome, 31 Dec. 1681. Ital. f. 132.
41. Don Ant[oni]o Medici [supposed son of Francesco I., Grand Duke
of Tuscany, and Bianca C§pello] to Luigi Vettori, Comes8[a]no di
Pisa ; Florence, 12 Feb. 1616. Ital f. 134.
42. II Principe Leopoldo [de* Medici, son of Cosmo II., afterwards
a Cardinal] to Ant[oni]o Quaratesi; Siena, 12 May, 1638. Ital
f. 136.
43. The same to Franc[esc]o Piccolomini; Florence, 14 May, 1666,
8 May, 1666. Ital. S. 146, 147.
44. n Principe Mattias [de' Medici, son of Cosmo II., and Governor of
Siena] to the Capitano Sinalonga ; Siena, 11 Apr. 1648. Ital f. 138.
46. The same to Francesco Piccolomini; Florence, Siena, 17 Dec.
1660, 20 Oct. 1666. Ital. ff. 139, 141.
46. II Principe Gio[vanni] Carlo [de* Medici, youngest son of Cosmo II.,
afterwards a Cardinal] to Antonio ; Pisa, 6 Jan. 1641. Ital
f. 142.
47. n P[ri]n[ci]pe D[on] Lorenzo [de' Medici, son of Ferdinand T.
de' Medici] to Leopoldo [Archduke of Austria, his brother-in-law] ;
Monaco, 22 May, 1626. Ital f. 144.
48. Maria Magdalena, Tutrice [daughter of Charles, Archduke of
Austria, and widow of Cosmo IL de' Medici, guardian of her son,
Ferdinand II.], to Vincenzio Vettori; Siena, 1 Oct. 1622. Ital.
f. 149.
49. Claudia Felice [daughter of Ferdinand Charles, Archduke of
Austria, and Anne, daughter of Cosmo IF. de' Medici, afterwards
wife of the Emperor Leopold] to the Contessa Honorata Piccolomini;
Florence, Caldara, 12 July, 1661-10 Dec. 1662. Ital. ff. 163-161.
60. The same to Conte Francesco Piccolomini ; Innsbruck, 21 Aug.
1672. Ital. f. 162.
MSS. — 1860. 3 M
Digitized by
898 ADDITIONAL MSS., 23,722-23,727.
51. The same to the Barona Giulia Trapp; 21 Sept. 1673. Ital, f. 164.
InterspevBed are engraved portraits, contemporary or modem, of
several of the Medici family mentioned above,- and at ff. 165 b,
168 are indexes by Dawson Turner. Paper; xvth-xvmth centt.
Folio.
23.722. Poems chiefly political referring to persons and occurrences
of the reigns of King Charles II. and King James 11." Paper;
xviith cent. Small Quarto.
23.723. 1. Various pieces in prose and verse, chiefly relating to the visits
of James I. to the Universities of Oxford and Cambridge. Some of
the verses have musical notes appended. Eng, and Lat, ff. 1-25.
2. Copies of letters of various persons; 27 Jan. 1609[10]-17 Aug. 1610.
Lat ff. 26-33.
Paper ; xviith cent. Duodecimo.
23.724. Account of the receipts and disbursements of Arthur Pond,
the paintier and engraver ; 1734-1750. Autogrc^h, Paper; xvmth
cent. Folio. «
23.725. Papers relating to Arthur Pond, the painter and engraver,
chiefly particulars of his works, inventories of property left by him
at his death, sale catalogues of his collections, etc. ; 1745-1759. In-
cluded are original letters from —
1. John Smibert to Arthur Pond ; Boston, N[ew] E[ngland], 15 Mar.
174J, 6 Apr. 1749, ff. 3, 5.
2. Sam[uel] Felton to John Howard, of the Inner Temple ; Chancery
Lane, 3 May, 1759, f. 6.
3. H[enry] Burrard [M.P. for Lymington] to John Howard ; Wal-
hampton, 18 Sept. 1758, f. 10.
4. John Moffat to A. Pond's executors ; Boston, New England, 2 July,
1759, f. 49.
6. T. Moffatt to John Howard ; [11 Aug. 1759], f. 61.
Paper; xviuth cent. Folio.
23.726. Account of the kingdom of Portugal, by Thomas Cox ; drca
1701. Autograph; with additions by the author's cousin. Rev. Cox
Macro, D.D. Paper ; xvinth cent. Small Quarto.
23.727. " Privilegios que sua Magestade concede a Rodrigo Verlfto no
anno de m.d.xci. transcripts of grants of privileges, e<c., made to
the Esterlings or Hanseatic merchants, by the Kings of Portugal,
1528-1591; certified for Rodrigo Verlfto as factor of Julian En-
riquez. At the end is a table of contents. Portuguese. Yellum ;
xvith cent. ; with the arms of Portugal on f. 2. Formerly belong-
ing to Jacobus Venius and Petrus de Witte. Large Octavo.
ADDITIONAL MSa, 23,728, 23,729.
899
23.728. Letters of F[ranoee, Countess of] Hertfoi^ [and Duchess of]
Somerset [daughter of Henry Thynne, Esq., and wife of Algernon
Seymour, 7th Duke of Somerset] to Henrietta, daughter of Henry,
Viscount St. John, and 1st wife of Bobert Knight, Baron Lux-
borough, afterwards Earl of CJatherlough ; 7 Sept. 1742-25 Feb.
1754. Holograph; with a few copies. At f. 12 is a holograph letter
from Elizabeth Smithson [daughter of the above Duchess of Somer-
set, and wife of Sir Hugh Smithson, Bart., afterwards Duke of
Northumberland] to Lady Luxborough ; Percy Lodge, 22 Nov.
[1744]; — ^and included in the volume are copies and extracts of
letters of the Duchess, Lady Luxborough, and William Shenstone,
the poet, together with biographical notes, etc Paper; xviiith-
xixth centt. Quarto.
23.729, 23,730. Original correspondence of John Strange, British
Consul at Venice, with Italian literati and men of science; 1758-
1785. Two volumes. Paper. Folio and Quarto. ^ also Add. MSS.
19,30^-19,316. The writers are—
23,729. Vol. L:—
n Fndie Teofilo; Volterra, 12 Aug.
1758, f. 6.
D. [GioTanni] Claudio Fromond; Pisa,
24 Mar. 1759-4 July, 1764, If. 7, 11-
15, 19, 105, 150 b, 157. With an
essay, **De Ascensu et Desoensu
Thermometronun" in Lot and ItdL
at f. 17.
Pletro Nati Pottri ; Bibbi[en>, 31 July,
1759, f. 9.
Neri Andrea Mignoni ; Firenze, 28 Mar.,
21 Apr. 1761, 1 Sept. 1763, ff. 21, 97,
190.
Carlo Alfonso Guadagni; Firenze, 4
July, 1761-26 Sept. 1764, ff. 22, 24-
26, 28, 67, 78, 93, 129, 130, 141, 162.
GoriolanoCarozzi ; Samminiato, 16 July,
1761. f. 23.
Eustachio Zanotti [Professor of Astro-
nomy at Bologna]; Riolo sul Bolo-
gnese, 14 Aug. 1761, f. 27.
Giuseppe Gori ; n <i., f. 29.
Raimoiido Cocobi; Fir[enze], 30 Jan.,
9 Feb. 1762, ff. 30, 38.
Pietro Monaco [an engraver of Ve-
ni#]; Venezia, 12 Nov. 1763-18 Feb.
176J, ff. 40, 49,112, 115.
Antonio Matani [Professor of Philosophy
and Medicine]; Pistoja, Piea, 30
June, 1762-19 Apr. 1769, ff. 43, 71,
77, 85, 104, 127, 135, 137, 154, 172,
178, 195.
Gio[vanni] del Turco ; Firenze, 14 Aug.
1762, f. 45.
Niccola Branchi [Physician]; Pisa, 26
Nov. 1762, 26 Mar. 1764, ff. 46,
147.
Emmannele Duni ; Boma, 3 Apr. 1763,
f.52.
Sebastiano Donati [the younger] ; Mori-
ano sopra Lucca, Lucca, 7 May,
1763-19 Nov. 1765, ff. 54, 65, 73, 99,
100, 107, 119, 133, 138, 145, 174,
176.
B[ortolome]o Mesny ; Firenze, 13 May,
1763, f. 57.
F[rancesoo] Algarotti; Firenze, Bo-
logna, 14 May-19 Aug. 1763, ff. 59,
63, 70. 88.
Ferdinando Bassi [Professor of Botany] ;
Bologna, 31 May, 1763-13 Mur. 1764.
ff. 68, 125, 142, 143, 144.
Gio[yanni] I^uni [Professor of fcolesias-
tical History] ; Firenze, 2 Aug. 1763,
f. 87.
Saver io Manetti [Professor of Botany,
etc']; Firenze, 17 Aug. 1763, 16 Mar.
1771, ff. 91, 208.
Lod[ovico] Coltellini ; Gortona, 7 Sept.-
7 Dec. 1768. ff. 101, 109, 117.
3 M 2
Digitized by
900 ADDITIONAL
Qioyanni Calvi [Professor of Medicine]
to Signer Felice Stagnoli and Count
Firmian ; Piaa, 17 Sept 1763, flf. 106,
124. The firht letter is a copy.
Don AnPelmo Costadoni to [Giovanni]
Claudio Fromond ; Venezia, 19 Nov.
1763. O'py in Fromond's hand. f.
113.
Mario Guamacci [Canon of St. John
Latemn]; Volterra, 4 Dec. 1763,
f. 116.
Lodovico Beuilac^ua [of] Lazise; Ve-
lODo, 2 Deo. 1763, f. 122.
Luigi Dona; Pad[ov]a, 15 Dec. 1763,
f. 123.
Guido Vio to [Giovanni] Claudio Fro-
mond; S[a]n Mattia di Murano, 22
Mar. 1764, f. 149.
Giovanni Arduiuo, Prof[e88ore] di Pa-
dova, to Don Gnido Yio; Vicenza,
16 Mar. 1764, f. 153.
[Colonel Count Antonio] Bivarola;
Livorno, 15 June, 1764-4 Jan. 1765,
ff. 156, 163, 166.
Gasporo Cerati [Provisor-General of the
University of Pisa]; Pisa, 8 July,
1764, f. 158. With extract from
letter to M. de Brosses, President k
Mortier at Dijon ; 1 June, 1767. Fr.
f. 187.
Giuseppe Benvennti; Lucca, 2 Oct.
1764, f. 165.
Domenico Barsanti ; Pisa, 2 May, 1765,
f. 168.
Cotiimo Mail; Pisa, 15 Nov. 1765, f.
175.
Carlo Apollonio Nasini ; Siena, 1 May,
1766, f. 177.
II D[otto]re [Giuseppe Maria] Gatti;
Paris, 17 May, 1766, f. 179.
Philippe Fabriui; Florence, 16 Nov.
1766. Lat. f. 180.
[Jean Henri] Pouget; 26 Jan. 1767.
Fr. f. 181.
Dadrefesquet ; St. Hipolite, 8 Feb.
1767. Fr. f. 182.
[Anne Marie d'Aignan, Baron] d'Or-
bcHsau [President of the Parliament of
Toulouse]; Orbessan, 25 Feb. 1767.
Fr. f. 184.
P. Perier ; Montp[elli]er, 4 Mar. 1767.
Fr, f. 185.
I. T. Desmars [Physician]; Boulogne,
24 Apr. 1767. Fr. f. 186.
MSS., 23,729.
Waldemar de Stackelberg; London, 8
Aug., 6 Si'pt. 1767. Fr, ff. 188,
189.
Causan; Paris. Montpellier, 14
June, 1768-29 May, 1769. Fr. ff.
191. 193, 197.
[Antoine] Goiian [Professor of Botany] ;
Montpellier, 8 Sept. 1769. Fr, f.
199.
[Paul?] Bories; Sete, 25 Feb. 1770.
Fr. f. 201.
Antonio Mastini; Valdagno, 28 Jan.
1771-24 Jan. 1772, ff. 203, 205, 212,
213, 216, 226, 228, 238, 241, 242, 248,
250, 255, 277, 280, 281.
Giuseppe Torelli ; Verona, 2 Mar. 1771-
7 July, 1772, ff. 204, 211, 227, 247,
251, 260, 276, 293, 296, 297, 305.
Girolamo Vandelli; Padova, 12 Mar.
1771-20 Aug. 1772, ff. 206, 257-259,
264, 270, 271, 273. 304, 306.
A[ntonio] Yallisn[i]er.i [son of the
famous Physician] ; Padova, 23 Aug.-
29 Nov. 1771, ff. 207, 217, 229, 252,
253, 262, 272, 274, 275. With extract
from letter to Guido Vio; [1764],
f. 151.
Giovanni Targioni Tozzetti [Professor
of Botany] ; Firenze, 20 Apr. 1771-
20 June, 1772. ff. 214. 218, 231. 234,
239. 243, 303. With a classified list
of books in the Libreria Muiiehe at
f. 222.
Giaoomo Odoarcli ; 19 May, 1771, f.
237.
Girolamo Festari [Head Physician of
the baths at Recouvo]; Valdagno,
Viccnza, 3 May, 1771-25 Apr. 1772,
ff. 249, 256, 282-284 , 286-292, 302.
Michael Shanahan ; Vict'nza, 14 May,
1771. Eng. With drawings of the
Giant's Causeway near Brioude in
Auvergrie. f. 265.
Ab[bate Melchior] Cesarotti [Professor
of Greek and Hebrew]; Pad[ov]a,
17 Aug. [1771], 28 Nov. 1772, ff. 269,
307.
J[acque8] Mallart de Reineggs; Con-
stantinople. 18 Jan. 1772. j^. f.
278.
[Leopoldo Marc Antonio] Caldani;
3 Mar. 1772, f. 285. .
Minelli; 13, 17 May [1772], ff.
294, 295.
Digitized by
ADDITIONAL MSS., 23,730.
901
[Abbate] Glemente Sibiliati, P[rores8ore] t and Italian veraeB to **GeBnenis
di Greche and Latine Lettere; Pa- Poeta atque Pictor egregiuB." f.
dova, 11 June, 1772. Withr Txitin \ 300.
Interspersed are drafts and copies of letters to the above and others
from J. Strange.
23,730. Vol. II.
Girolamo Yandelli; Padova, 6 Feb.
1773-26 Oct. 1775, flf. 1. 10, 192, 193.
Melcbior Gesarotti; Padova, 6 Feb.
1773-19 Dec. 1774, ff. 2, 4, 95, 130,
134, 173.
Giuseppe Gomino [publisher] ; Pad[ova],
27 Feb. 1773, 28 Nov. 1775, fif. 6, 197.
Giuseppe Torelli ; Verona, 3 Mar. 1773-
16 Dec. 1780, flf. 7-358 passim. With
four stanzas in Italian **per la Si-
gnora Baronessa Teresa dair Abaco "
at f. S;— sprinted copy of his "Ello-
gium loannis Bragadeni Venetiarum
PatriarchfB Veronensis olim Episcopi **
at f. 162; — and **Ver8ione8 Italici
Epigrammatisin Joannem Delphinum
per Fraiiciscuw Barberium et Joan>
nem Gostam * at flf. 267, 268.
[Albrecht von] Haller [Professor of
Medicine at Gottingen]; Bern, 9 Apr.
1773. Eng. f. 9.
Abraham Trembley [Swiss naturalist];
Geneve, [11 Apr. 1773], 10 Feb. 1774.
Fr, flf. 11, 69.
Gharles Bonnet [Swiss natimilist] ; De
ma Solitude,*' Genthod, "Des bords
du Leman," etc., 12 Apr. 1773-7 Jan.
1775. Fr. flf. 12, 16-26, 31-39, 41,
55, 59, 72-82, 98-105, 135. With a
"Le'ger Pr^is des Idees de M'
Strange sur la Th^rie de la Terre "
at f. 78.
Antonio Vallisnieri; Padova, 23 Apr,
1773 , 1780, flf. 14, 30, 40, 43, 47,
64, 66, 83, 97, 113, 149, 155, 167, 176,
178, 188. 189, 196, 199, 215, 217, 228,
248, 255, 269, 297. 300, 303, 310, 314,
327.
Giacomo Klinhaus ; Zurich, Neufchatel,
30 Sept. 1773-11 May, 1774, flf. 45,
48-54, 60, 67, 96, 108-112.
Glemente Sibiliati; Padova, Venczia,
20 Jan. 1774-14 Feb. 1780, flf. 62,
124, 131, 151, 271, 328, 330.
RaflfacUo Boschi; Savona, 31 July,
1774, 6 July, 1775, flf. 114, 171.
Antonio Gregori ; Lucca, 28 Sept. 1774,
f. 119.
Angelo Bottari ; Ghioggia, 20 Oct. 1774-
12 Sept. 1776, flf. 120, 122, 126, 142. 144,
166, 168, 174, 180-187, 203-207. 209,
222, 224. With a list of Kumismata
Fumiliarum Romanarom at f. 186.
[Antoine] Goiian; Paris, Montpellier,
17 Dec 1774, 8 Oct. 1775, flf. 128,
190.
Alberto Albertini; Verona, 28 Mar.
1775-3 Apr. 1776, flf. 143, 164, 202,
212.
Giovanni Gosta [Professor of Latin and
Greek]; Padova, 30 Mar.-4 Dec.
1775. Ital and Lai. flf. 146, 1.50, 154,
156, 157, 195, 200, 249.
Robert Richie [Gharg^ d'Aflfaires at
Venice] ; Venice, 23 Apr. 1775. Eng.
f. 163.
[Philip Stanhope, 2nd Earl] Stanhope ;
London, Chevening, 12 Apr., 28 June,
1776. Eng. ff. 213, 221. The first
letter is a copy,
Giuseppe Toaldo [Professor of Astro-
nomy] ; Padova, 3 Mny, 1776. f 218.
[Jacques] Mollart de Reineggs ; Smyrna,
Pera, 20 Dec. 1776-17 Sept. 1777.
Fr. ff. 225, 229, 246, 250, 256.
Ottavio Bertotti Scamozzi [architect];
Vicenza, 5 June, 1777, f. 236.
Franc[esc]o Dembsher ; Agordo, 20 Oct.,
14 Nov. 1777, ff. 260, 263.
PasquaU ; 16 Mar. 1772, f. 274.
Antonio Mataui; Pistoja, 17 Oct. 1778,
f. 281.
Le Gomte de Dalct; Mestre, 23 Feb.
1779, 9 Oct. 1780. Fr. ff. 286, 356.
Le Gomte B[arthdemi] Benincasa ; Ve-
nice, Naples. Treviso, La Mira, 8 Apr.
1779-10 July, 1780. Fr. ff. 289-292,
295. 298. 308, 343.
F. Tor ; Venice, Naples, 14 Sept., 9 Nov.
1779. Fr. ff. 301, 304.
Enrietta Treves Goen; Mantova, 11
Nov. 1779. f. 307.
Digitized by
902 ADDITIONAL MSS., 28,730-28,736.
Pietro Edwards ; Venezia, 22 Not. 1779,
f. 312.-
Minelli; V[eron]a, 2 Nov. 1780-
23 Dec. [1785?]. ff. 315, 316, 320-326,
341, 346, 350, 354, 364-372, 374-386.
II Maro)i[o6e Ippolito] Pindemonie,
Cav[aliere] di Malta; Verona, 11 Jan.
Niocola Branohl della Tone; Piaa, 15
Apr. 1780, f. 335.
[II Marohese] Ant[on]io Carlo Dondi,
Orologio; Padova, 26 June, 1780,
f. 340.
Francesco Griselini, Se^retario della
R[eale] Society Patriotica; MUano,
1780, f. 318. • 19 July, 1780, f. 344.
G[iovanni] G[irolamo Gradenigo], Aroi- i Angelo Gualendris ; Pad[o7]a, 30 July,
[ve8co]vo di Udine ; Udine, 14 Feb. ' 1780, f. 345.
1780, f. 331. I A. GrazioBi ; 16 Aug. 1780, f. 348.
A[ntonio] M[aria] Lorgna; Verona, 1 Matteo Luigi Canonic!; Venezia, 25
May, 1780, f. 3:^3. | Aug. 1780, f. 319.
II Dott[or]eBelle8in,Med[ecin]diCorte; Giovanni Maria Sasso; 19-30 May,
Pirenze. 8 Apr. 1780, f. 334. i 1786, ff. 359-363.
Copies of "lettres de Jean Strange de Londres a Charles Bonnet de
Geneve, 1773-4" occur between ff. 387 and 413; — and copies and
drafts of other letters from the same at ff. 29, 31 b, 84-94, 147, 153,
160.
23.731. Papers oonceming the advowson and condition of the church
of Little Kedisham, co. Suffolk, consisting chiefly of petitions of
Nicholas Gameys and others to the King, Archbishop of Canter-
bury, Lord Chancellor, etc,; 1611-1613. Included also are— An
autograph note of Sir Thomas Egerton [afterwards Lord Ellesmere],
Lord Chancellor, f. 3 ; — letters of J[ohn Jegon, Bishop of] Nor-
wich; 27 Apr. [1612], f. 6;— note of the King's pleasure, signed
by Koger Wilbraham ; 24 June, 1613, f. 7 ; — and note by the Arch-
bishop of Canterbury, sig^^ed G[eorge Abbot], Cant. ; 25 June, 1613,
f. 8. Paper. Small Quarto.
23.732. SwANMARKS used by the proprietors of lands on the Bivers
Yare and Waveney, co. Norfolk ; preceded by the orders for Swan-
botes as established by statute. Vellum ; xvith cent. Folio.
23,733-23,735. Original letters from Spanish nobles to Don Fer-
nando de Velasco; 1747-1779. Span, Three volumes. At the
beginning of Vol. I. is a letter from Ant. Merry to Dawson Turner,
descriptive of the collection; Herringfleet Hall, 25 Sept. 1821.
See Catalogue of Spanish MSS, Paper. Small Quarto.
23,736. Original letters of Fran9ois Marie Arouet de Voltaire to
M. de Bruce, Brus, or Brusse, oonceming the case of Jean Calas,
of Toulouse; 1762-1765. Holograph, and in a secretary's hand.
The following letters are also included : — M. de Voltaire to
M. Cathala; 26 July [1762], [24 Jan. 1763?], ff. 62, 164. The
second letter holograph ; — Wagniere, secretaire de M. de Voltaire,
to Madame Calas; Ferney, 14 Sept. 1762, f. 104; — together with
Digitized
byGoogk
ADDITIONAL MSB, 23,787-88.746.
903
copies of letters of Voltaire to various persons respecting the Galas
family. Inserted in the oover are two impressions of Voltaire's
seal. Paper; XYiuth-xiXth oentt. Quarto.
23,737. Catalogue of the charters, etc., helonging to the Corporation
of Great Yarmouth, oo. Norfolk. " Copied verbatim and fere lite-
ratim from the Original [catalogue made by Henry Manship, in
1612] in the Town Clerks Office, Mense Febr. 1763; by T[homas]
Barber of the Custom Ho[u]s[e] Yarmouth." Paper; 1763. Small
Quarto.
23,738-23,741. Sepulchral inscriptions in the church, old and new
churchyards, and cemetery of Great Yarmouth, co. Norfolk, copied
principally by John Fletcher Cooper, attorney's clerk; 1830-1845.
Four volumes. In Vol. III. f. 110, is an autobiography of J. F.
Cooper, and in Vol. IV. are drawings of coats of arms. Indexes
will be found in Vol. IL f. 248, Vol. III. ff. 99, 136, 207, 289, 309.
421, Vol. IV. f. 238. Paper; xixth cent. Folio.
23.742. Monumental inscriptions in the church of St. Nicholas, Great
Yarmouth, co. Norfolk ; with an alphabetical index. Paper ; xixth
cent Folio.
23.743. Discourses of John Henley, known as "Orator" Henley;
14 July, 6, 20 Oct. 1745, flf. 1-29. With other discourses not
delivered; 1766, flf. 30-64. Autograph, Paper; xvmth cent. Small
Quarto.
23.744. Holograph letters of celebrated painters, viz. : —
1. [Fi a] Sebastiano [del Piombo],pictore in Roma, addressed ** D[omi]no
Michel Angelo, sculptori in Firenza;" 29 Deo. 1519. Ital f. 1.
2. Nicolo Poussin to '* II Signer Caualier del Polio ;" Paris, 24 Jan.
1642. Ital. f. 2.
3. [Paul] Rembrandt [Van Ryn] to [Constantin Huygens] "Hear
van Suylyhiim,'' etc. ; n.d. Dutch, f. 3.
4. Lodovico Carracci to " II S[ign]or Feranti Carlo," enclosing a plan
of his garden ; Bologna, 4 Sept. 1619. Ital. f. 4.
Paper. Folio.
23.745. Addresses in praise of Louis XIV. of France, with the fol-
lowing titles Sol Gallious, by Aug[ustin] Theod[ore] du Roydault,
f . 1 ; — La Naissance de Monseigneur le Due de Bourgogne, f. 4 ;— Les
Muses Supliantes, f. 5 ;— La France renouvellee, f. 6. French. Vel-
lum; xviith cent. With illuminated borders, and an allegorical
miniature on f. 3. Large Folio.
23.746. Lk Chemin de Paradis, par "Jehan Germain, Euesque de
904 ADDITIONAL MSS., 23,746-23,760.
chalon sur la 80one, Maistre en theologie a paris;** with table of
contents and prologue. At the end is Explicit 1e premier liure
qui fut parfait le xxvi* iour du mqya dauril Ian mil quatre cens
cinq[uan]te et sept apros pasjuies," Paper; 1457. In vellnm
binding, stamped with the arms, device, etc., of Jean Christofle
Virey, owner in 1644. Quarto.
23.747. 1. Orders to bee observed and kept by the officers of Armes,
made by the high and mighty Prince Tho[mRB Howard], Duke of
Norfolke, E[arl] Marshall (.f England, A[nn]o 1568, y* 18th day
of July in the 10 yeare of the Ra'gne of Qu[een] Elizabeth," ff. 2-8.
2. " A certeyne Fonne of Orders to bee prescribed to the Officers of
Armes for Reformation of abuses and Prevention of Corruptions
deepely rooted and not easy to bee removed. By Henry Howard,
Earl of Northampton, etc*, and one of the Lords Commissioners for
the Office of Earl Marshall of England." [1604-1614]. ff. 9-37.
3. A breife rehearsall of the cause of the disorder in the office of
Armes and the meanes shewed howe the bame may be reformed,"
ff. 38-41.
At f. 1 is a note, in the hand of Gregoiy King, Eoiige Dragon,
and afterwards Lancaster Herald, of the opinion of Henry [Howard],
Duke of Norfolk [1677-1684], on the above ordei-s of Thomas
[Howard], Duke of Norfolk ; and on f. 41 is the signature of Bobert
Glover, Somerset Herald. Paper ; xvuth cent. Folio.
23.748. " A Register of the Barialls in the Parish of Littlebourne, in
Kent, since the Act of Parliament for burying in Wooll. Made in
y* year 1678." By Jobn Gostling, Vicar. The entries extend from
16 Oct. 1678 to 23 Mar. 168|, with a single entry on f 12 b of
16 Mar. 172 J. Paper; xviith-xviiith centt. Small Quarto.
23.749. "A Catalogue of the Surveys in the Office of Janfes
West, Esq' [Auditor of the Land Tax], arranged alphabetically in
their respective Counties, on a Eevisal thereof taken and made Anno
1793." Appended are some notes about the Eiver Nene or Nen,
and an extract from a law case relating to the manor of Yardley
Hastings, CO. Northampton. Paper; xviuth cent. Folio.
23.750. Herald's Visitation of Kent, with arms in colour; 1619. At
the end are —
1. " Of the violating or Breaking of Sepultures and Monuments ;" with
a letter from "Garter and Mr. Broughton [Counsellor at the Common
Lawes] to the Lo[rd] Admirall " [Charles Howard, Lord Howard of
Effingham, Commissioner for the office of Earl Marshal] ; 24 Feb.
1594[5], f. 43.
2. ** Dewties paid at the Creac[i]on of the Earle of Nottingham at
We8t[minste]r, 23 Oct. 1597," f. 44.
Digitized by
ADDITIONAL MSS., 28,761—23,769. 905
3. " The Charges paid by the Lord Howard of Effingham for his
Hatchment," and for his ** Installac[i]on at Wyndsor," f. 45.
Paper; xvnth cent. Folio.
23,751. Court-book of the manor of Effingham Eastcourt, co. Surrey ;
17 Oct. 1678-19 June, 1717. Paper; xviith-xvmth centt. Small
23.752. Papers relating to the manor of Effingham Eastcourt, oo.
Surrey; 14 Deo. 1677-12 May, 1692. Included are two original
letters, viz,: — Itobe[rt] Michell to his cousin James Martin; Hor-
sham, 26 Oct. 1679, f. 12 ; — ^nd J[oh]n Hargrave to his cousin ;
London, 12 May, 1692, f. 33. Paper; xviith cent. Folio.
23.753. Descent of Sir Thomas Malleuerer, Knt., of AUerton, co. York,
with arms in colour, and a drawing of the scale of sire Johne
Malleu[er]er, knighte, wherewith he sealed in the 46 yere of
K[ing] Edwarde the thyrde." Vellum roll, 2 feet 5 inches x 6 inches;
xviith cent.
23,764. Memoir of the Operations of the British Army in India,
during the Mahratta War of 1817-18-19. Illustrated by Maps and
Topographical plans. By Lieut.-Colonel Valentine Blacker, C.B.,
Quartermaster General of the Army of Fort St.George." With a dedi-
cation to the Officers of the British Army in India, and a preface,
dat. Madras, 15 Mar. 1820. Autograph. Paper ; xixth cent. Folio.
23.755. Copies of official correspondence relating to the movements
of troops during the Mahratta War; 6 Sept. 1817-27 Mar. 1818.
Paper; xixth cent. Folio.
23.756. Eetcjrns of troops employed in the Mahratta War; Oct.
1817-June, 1818. Paper; xixth cent. Folio.
23.757. Copies of official military correspondence during the Mahratta
War; 13 Oct. 1817-22 Oct. 1818. With table of contents. Paper;
xixth cent. Folio.
23.758. Copies of official correspondence of Major-General D. Marshall
and Bngadier-General James Watson wth Lieut.-Colonel James
!Nicol, Adjutant-General of the Army, together with Intelligence
Repoi-ts of the Left Division of the Grand Army; 17 Aug. 1817-
11 Deo. 1818. With table of contents. Paper ; xixth cent. Folio.
23.759. Copies of official correspondence of Major-General R. S. Don-
kin with Lieut.-Colonel James Nicol and Francis Rawdon Hastings,
Marquess of Hastings, and of Lieut. -Colonel William Casement,
Deputy Quartermaster-General, with Lieut.-Colonel Paton, Quarter-
master-General ; 9 Oct. 1817-24 Mar. 1818. With table of contents.
Paper ; xixth cent. Folio.
Quarto.
906
ADDITIONAL MSS.. 28,760-28,769.
23.760. Copies of official oorrespondenoe oonneoted with the opera-
tions of Major-General Sir William Grant Eeir's division ; 22 Nov.
1817-30 Apr. 1818. Prefixed is an original letter from [Frederick
John, 5th Baron] Monson to Colonel Blacker; Siroor, 23 July,
1818 [?]. Paper; xixth cent. Folio.
28.761. Copies of letters and reports of military proceedings connected
with the Mahratta War; 1817, 1818. Paper; xixth cent. Folio.
28.762. Journals of sieges and military operations during the Mah-
ratta War, and the reduction of the Poena territory; 1818, 1819.
Paper ; xixth cent. Folio.
28.763. Copies of " two letters by the P^re [Jean Antoine] Dubois
[Missionary] on the subject of Proselitism in India ;" with marginal
notes. On f. 25 is an original letter fi om Pdre Dubois to Colonel
Valentine Blacker; Seringapatam, 26 Nov. 1816. Paper; xixth
cent. Folio.
28.764. MiCHAEUS Atguani, Carmeliteo de Bononia, Sacrse Theologisa
Parisiis Professoris, Expositio in Michaaam prophetam et in S.
Pauli ad Boinanos epistolam. Vellum ; xvth cent. With an illu-
minated initial. " Ex libris .... Bap[tis]te Panetii Fer[rari-
ens]is, Sacre Theologie Profes8o[r]is, qui obiit die 27 Martii 1497."
Small Folio.
28,766. Expositio euangelii beati Mathei, fratris Michaelis [Ayguani]
de Bononia, ordinis beate Marie de monte Carmeli, quam compilauit
Parisius legendo bibliam. Anno Domini mccclx." With an alpha-
betical index. Vellum; xvth cent. With an illuminated initial.
Quarto.
28,766. Sexti Aurelii Propertii Elegiarum libri iv. At the end is
written "Finis 1468." Paper. On f . 1 is a memorandum in
Italian stating that the MS. formerly belonged to Giovanni Canali,
whose surname is contained in one of four el^ac verses on the
last folio. Small Quarto.
For description of No. 28,767, see the Catalogue of Oriental MSS,
28.768. '* Thbodoki Amidenij [in Komana Curia Advocati] Elogia
Summorum Pontificum et Cardinalium S[ancteB] K[oman8B] E[ccle-
sise] suo aavo defunctorum ad Philippum Nepotem ;" 1600-1655.
With prologue and index of names. Paper ; xvuth cent. Quarto.
28.769. Oeiginal commission from Marino Grimano, Doge of Venice,
to Giustiniano Badoero as Proveditore of Asola [near Mantua] ;
28 Feb. 1604. Lai. Vellum; with the arms of Badoero on f. 1.
In the original binding, of oriental pattern. Quarto.
ADDITIONAL MSS., 28,770—88,776.
907
23,770. 1. " Introductobius ad iudicia asirologie oo[m]po6itus ab
A[ii]dalo de Nigro de Janua;" with paintings of the signs of the
Zodiac, the planetary Gods, eie., ff. 1-44.
2. " Compilacio Lenpoldi" Dnois AustrieB [1197-1230], de astrorum
soientia, in 10 tractatus divisa, ff. 47-90.
3. Amaldi de Villa Nova virtutes xii. Signomm ; with the colophon,
" Expliciu[njt ymagi[n]e8 signor[tim] contra i[n]firmitate8 cor-
p[or]ifi," ff. 91-96.
Vellum ; xivth cent Folio.
23>771. " Magni Basilij [Csesareae in Cappadocia Episcopi] sermones
ao tractatus, per E[affaelem Maffeium] Volaterranura [e Qraeco in
Latinum] conuersi;" with index. Autograph, Paper; circa 1600.
Quarto.
23.772. "Stato deUa Eeligione Cattolica in tutto il Mondo per la
Santitii di N. S. Innocentio XL" per " Urbano Cerri Seg[retar]io
della Cong[regazio]ne di Prop[agan]da Fide;" with index of places,
etc. See Add. MS. 17,990. Paper; xviith cent. In the oiiginal
richly-tooled binding, stamped with the arms of Pope Innocent XI.
Quarto.
23.773. " Herodiani HistorioB de Impeno post Marcum vel de suis
temporibus " libii octo e Grasco in Latinum conversi, " Angelo Po-
litiano interprete," cum pr^efatione " ad Innocentium ootavum Pon-
tificem Maximum/' Vellum. Alexander Verazanus Laur. Medici
Petri Fr. F. accurate transcripsit, moocclxxxvu." With illuminated
borders to ff. 2, 4, and initials to each book. On f. 4 is a miniature
of Politiano, and the arms of Cybo of Genoa.
23.774. HoRiE Beatas MariseVirginis et OflBcia varia, soil.: — " Off[iciu]m
b[ea]te mane uirginis secundum consuetudinem romane ecclcBie,"
f. 1 ; — " Officium defunotorum,'' f. 103 ; — " Septem psalmi peniten-
tiales," f. 171 ;->" Letanie," f. 188;—" Canticum graduum. Psalmus
Dauid," f. 202; — **Ad honorem b[ea]ti raphaelis archangeli,"
f. 218 ; — " Comemoratio sancti sebastiani contra pestem et mor-
bum," f. 221 ; — " De spiritu sancto ympnus," 1 222 ; — Questi sono
e uersi di sancto bemardo," f. 223 b; — **Off[iciu]m s[an]c[t]e
orucis paruum," f. 226. Vellum; xvth cent.; with miniatures
and borders, by an Italian artist. On f. 1 are the arms of Particino
of Florence. In a xvith cent, tooled binding, with gaufred edges.
Duodecimo.
23,776. l."ViTA S[anc]ti Ludouici Episcopi Tholosani, filij Caroli
secundi Sicilisa Regis, profuse et accurate conscripta a loanne de
Orta de Ciuitate Trani Apulo, eius Archidiacono, Eleemosinario,
Cappellano domestico ac familiari, et aliquandiu Confessario, Syn-
chrono et oculato teste," f. 2.
908 ADDITIONAL JMSS., 23,776—23,830.
2. Prologus s[upo]r lectnram psalterii, f. 75.
Vellum ; xvth cent. ; with illuminated border and initials. On
f. 2 is written in a xviith cent, hand, " BibliothecsB serenissimi
Alphonsi Aragonnm et SiciliaB Kegis [oh. 1458] num** 33." Small
Quarto.
23.776. 1. [Bedee] " Prologns in Martilogium a later insertion, f. 1.
2. "Epistola Chro[matii] & Hel[ioduri episoopoium] ad Jero-
n[imum]," et " reBc[ri]piiuu[m] ej[u8]dem Jeron[im]i ad eo[8]-
de[m]," f. 2.
3. " Breviar[ium] Ap[osto]lor[um]," f. 2 b.
4. Martyrologium annuale ; founded on that of resuardus, ff. 3-34.
On f. 9 b is a rubric, " Beneuenti dedicatio eccl[esi]e B[an]c[t]i
bartholomei i[n] s[an]c[t]a sophia," and on f. 23 b is another rubric
relating to Benevento.
5. Obsequium morientium litanisd, c/c, ff. 3.1-46. Imperfect.
Vellum ; xiith cent. ; with some leaves supplied in the xvth. Small
Folio.
23.777. Caii CflDcilii Plinii Secundi Epistolarum libri octo. VeDum;
xvth cent.; with illuminated border to f . lb and initials. On
ff. 1 b, 74 b are the arms of Maffei. Quarto.
23.778. ToRiSMONDO, Tragedia del Signer Torquato Tasso. Aniograph
Paper ; xvith cent. On f. 1 is the note, " . . . . dunata a me
Camillo Abbioso dal S. Gio[vanni] Battista Licino. 1588 ; ' together
with a second note stating that the MS. subsequently came into
possession of the Minorite Ottaviano Camerani, of Kavenna, and
was presented by him to " Principe Alderano Cybo, Cardinale di
S** Chiesa" in 1650. In vellum binding, with the arms of Car-
dinal Cybo painted on the cover. Quarto.
23.779. Fantasias for the organ, by Giovanni Coperario [John Cooper,
Music Master to the children of James I.]. Paper; xviithcent. For-
merly belonging to [Sir] G[eorge] T[hoii)aB] Smart. Oblong Quarto.
23,780-23,830. Original despatches and letters addressed to Thomas
Eobinson, subsequently K.B. and Baron Grantham, Ambassador
at Vienna, and Plenipotentiary at the Congress of Aix-la-Chapelle,
chiefly by successive Secretaries and Under Secretaries of State
and Ministers at foreign ccjurts, with copies of letters, treaties,
political memoirs and other papers enclosed; 1730-1750. Fifty-
one volumes. Paper. Folio. The separate letters and papers wiD
be referred to in the Index to the Catalogue. The extreme dates
of the several volumes are —
23.780. Vol. i. May-Dec. 1730. | 23,784. Vol. v. Jan.-Mar. 1732.
23.781. Vol. ii. Jan.-Muy, 1731.
23.782. Vol. iii. June-Aug. 1731.
23.783. Vol. iv. Sept.-Dtc. 1731.
1 23,785. Vol. vi. Apr.-Scpt. 1732.
j 23,786. Vol. vii. Oct-Deo. 1732.
' 23,787. Vol. viii. Jan.-Mar. 1733.
ADDITIONAL MSB., 88,881—23,877. 909
23.788. Vol. ix. Apr.^uly, 1783.
23.789. Vol. X. Aug.-Dec. 1733.
23.790. Vol. xi. Jan.-Apr. 1734.
23.791. Vol. xii. Muy-Aug. 1784.
23.792. Vol. xiii. 8ept.-Deo. 1734.
23.793. Vol. xlv. Jan.-May, 1735.
23J94. Vol. XV. June-July, 1735.
23.795. Vol. xvi. Aug.-Sept. 1735.
23.796. Vol. xvii. Oct.-Dec. 1735.
28,7U7. Vol. xviii. Jan.-Apr. 1736.
23.798. Vol. xix. Muy-Aug. 1736.
23.799. Vol. XX. Sept-Dec. 1736.
23.800. VoL xxi. Jaii.-Dec. 1737.
23.801. Vol. xxii. Jan.-July, 1738.
23.802. Vol. xxiii. Aug.-Dec. 1738.
23.803. Vol. xxiv. Jan.-July, 1739.
23.804. Vol. XXV. Aug.-Dec. 1739.
23.805. Vol. xxvi. Jan.-July, 1740.
23.806. Vol. xxvii. Aug.-Dec 1740.
23.807. Vol. xxviii. Jau.-June, 1741.
23.808. Vol. xxix. July-Sept. 1741.
23.809. Vol. XXX. OcL-Dec. 1741.
Presented by Anne Florence,
of Lord Qrantham,
23,811.
23,812.
23,813.
23,814.
23,815.
23,816.
23,817.
23.818.
2.S,819.
23,820.
23.821.
23,822.
23,823.
23,824.
23,825.
23,826.
23,827.
23.828.
23,829.
23,830.
Vol. xxxL Jan.-June, 1742.
Vol. xxxii. June-July, 1742.
Vol. xxxiil. Aug.-Dec. 1742.
VoL xxxiv. Jan.-Feb. 1743.
Vol. XXXV. Mar.-June, 1743.
Vol. xxxvi. July-Dec. 1743.
Vol. xxxvii. Jan.-May, 1744.
Vol. xxxviii. June-Sept. 1744.
Vol. xxxix. Oct-Deo. 1744.
Vol. xl. Jan.-Mar. 1745.
Vol. xli. Apr.-Aug. 1745.
VoL xlii. Sept.-Dec. 1745.
Vol. xliii. Jan.-June, 1746.
Vol. xliv. July-Dec. 1746.
Vol. xlv. Jan.-Apr. 1747.
Vol. xlvi May-Aug. 1747.
Vol. xlvu. 8ept.-Dec. 1747.
Vol. xlviii. Jan.-Apr. 1748.
Vol. xlix. May-nJune. 1748.
VoL L July-Sept. 1748.
VoL IL Oct. 1748-July, 1750.
Countess Cowper, great grand-daughter
28,831-23,877. Official copies of letters from Thomas Robinson,
Ambassador at Vienna, etc, to successive Secretaries and Under
Secretaries of State, Ministers to foreign courts and others, with
copies of treaties, projects, memoirs and other papers; 16 May,
1730-31 Dec. 1736, 28 May, 1738-30 Mar. [10 Apr.] 1750. Forty-
seven volumes. Paper. Folio. Many of the letters of Sir T.
Robinson in the last volume are written in conjunction with Lord
Sandwich, his co-plenipotentiary at the Congress of Aix-la-Ghapelle.
Tbe extreme dates of the several volumes are —
23,831. VoL L May-Dec. 1730.
23,8,32. Vol. u. Jan.-Mar. 1731.
23.833. VoL ui. Apr.-June, 1731.
23.834. Vol. Iv. July-Sept. 1731.
23,8h5» VoL v. Oct.-Dec. 1731.
23,836. VoL vL Jan.-Mar. 1732.
2 i,837. VoL vii. Apr.-June, 1732.
23.838. VoL viiL July-Sept. 1732.
23.839. VoL ix. Oct.-Dec. 1732.
23.840. Vol. X. Jan.-Mar. 1733.
23.841. VoL xi. Apr.-June, 1733.
23.842. VoL xii. July-Sept. 1733.
23.843. VoL xiiL Oct.-Dec. 1733.
23.844. VoL xiv. Jan.-Map. 1734.
23.845. Vol. XV. Apr.-June, 1734.
23.846. Vol. xvi. July-Sept. 1734.
23.847. VoL xviL Oct.-Dec. 1734.
23.848. VoL xviii. Jan.-Mar. 1735.
23.849. VoL xix. Apr.-June, 1735.
23.850. VoL XX. July-Sept. 1735.
23.851. Vol. xxi. Oct.-Dec. 1735.
23.852. Vol. xxii Jan.-Mar. 1736.
23.853. Vol. xxiii. Apr.-June, 173fi.
23.854. VoL xxiv. July-S^pt. 1736.
23.855. VoL xxv. Oct.-Dec. 1736.
23.856. VoL xxvi. May-Dec 1738.
23.857. VoL xxvu. Jan.-June, 1739.
23.858. VoL xxviii. July-Dec. 1739.
23.859. Vol. xxix. Jan.-June, 1740.
23.860. Vol. XXX. July-Dec. 1740.
23.861. VoL xxxi. Jan.-Ang. 1741.
23.862. VoL xxxii. Sept-Dec. 1741.
23.863. Vol. xxxiii. Jan.-Apr. 1742.
23.864. VoL xxxiv. May-Aug. 1742.
Digitized
byGoogk
910 ADDITIONAL MSB., 28,878-88,888.
23.865. Vol. XXXV. Sei)t.-Dec. 1742.
23.866. Vol. xxxvi. Jan.-Apr. 1743.
23.867. Vol. xxxvii. May-Dec. 1743.
23.868. Vol. xxxYiii. Jan.-Aug^. 1744.
23.869. Vol. xxxix. Sept-Dec. 1744.
23.870. Vol. xl. Jaii.-Apr. 1745.
23,877. VoL xlvii. Aug. 1748-30 Mar.
PO Apr.] 1750.
23.872. Vol. xlii. .Jan.-Ang. 1746.
23.873. VoL xliii. Sept.-Dec. 1746.
23.874. Vol. xliv. Jan.-Apr. 1747.
23.875. Vol. xlv. May-Dec. 1747.
23.876. Vol. xlvi. Jan.-Joly, 1748.
23,871. Vol. xli. May-Dec. 1745.
Presented by the Countess Cowper,
23.878. Official copies of oorrespondenoe of Thomas Bobinson, Am-
bassador at Yienna, with Lords Harrington and Carteret, Secre-
taries of State, and others, relating to commercial negotiations
between the courts of London and Yienna, with copies of treaties,
tarifGs, memoirs and other papers ; 28 May, 1738-22 Sept. 1745.
Eng. and JFV. Included are original letters from Lord Harrington
to T. Eobinson ; London, 20 Apr. 1739, f. 76 to T. Robinson and
James Porter, joint commissioners ** for settling affairs of commerce
with the court of Yienna 27, 28 Dec. 1744, ff. 426, 432. Drafts
in the hand of T. Robinson occur at ff. 263, 450. Paper ; xvmth
cent. Folio. Presented by the Countess Cowper,
23.879. 1. Trattato ** delle Imprese devices, mottoes, in seven-
teen chapters, f. 1.
2. *• Trattato dell' Amore consisting of an introduction and seven
chapters, corresponding with the seven " gradi " of love, f. 22.
3. " Lettera d' Anton Perez al Duca di Lerma a translation from
the Spanish of Antonio Perez, Secretary and Minister to Philip II.
of Spain, f. 37.
4. " Yita et qualita di Anton Perez," f. 41.
5. ** Annotation! fatte sopra la lettera d' Anton Perez," f. 42.
6. " Sommario di quanto si contiene, et si pu6 ritrare dalla sopra-
d[ett]a lettera," f. 109.
7. " Tavola delle cose notabili contenute nella lettera d' Anton Perez,"
Paper; written in the same hand throughout; zvuth cent. Small
Quarto.
23,880. ** A breife relation of the Turckes, their Kings, Emperours or
grandsigneurs, their conquests. Religion, customes, habit ts at
Constantinople ettc." At the end is the date, ** Constantinople
a** 1618;" with the initials "P.M.," probably those of the author,
who [see f. 43] was servant to James Wyche, factor for the tin-
farmers at Constantinople, 1617, 1618. Paper; with inserted paintings
of costumes by a native artist, and representations of flowers and
shrubs cut out of coloured papers. Small Quarto.
Far descriptions of Nos, 23,881-23,888, see the Catalogue of Oriental XSS.
f. 157.
ADDITIONAL MSS., 83,889—83,892. 911
83,889-23,890. Miscellaneous notee, extracts, memoranda, criticisms,
etc., of Jean Baptiste Gaspard d'Ansse [or Dansse] De Yilloison,
PrbfesBor of Greek in the College of France, Member of the Academy,
etc., chiefly relating to Greek literature, inscriptions, antiquities, ete.,
and to modem Italian poetical bibliography. Gr., Lai,, Fr, and Ital.
Two volumes. Interspersed are —
1. Drafts of letters from M. d'Ansse de Yilloison to [Napoleon
Bonaparte] First Consul, and others; I. ff. 1, 98, 121, 128; II.
ff. 178, 249, etc.
2. Original letters to M. d'Ansse de Yilloison from — Treuttel ;
Strassburg, 29 Deo. 1788, I. f. 2 Reynaud Fr^res; Marseilles,
21 Fructidor, an 10 [8 Sept. 1802], I. f. 15 ;— [Marie Charles
Joseph de] Pougens ; 8 Fmctidor, an 10, 26 Pluvidse, an 11 [26 Aug.
1802, 15 Feb. 1803], I. ff. 87, 110;— {?CJharles Benoit] Hase ; n.d,
I. f. 91 b ;— Jacopo Morelli ; Venice, 16 June, 1803. Ital. I. £ 164 ;
Flooon ; n.d., II. f. 181 b.
3. Original letter from Madame F Michel to the -Bev. Dr. Jcmes
at Bristol; n.d.y II. f. 250.
4. Lettre de D'Ansse de Yilloison, de Tlnstitut de France, k M'
Akerblad, Secr6taire de la Legation de SuMe k la Haye, sur un
passage de rinacription greoque de Bosette ;" Parisi 1 Apr. 1803.
Printed. II. f. 252.
Paper; xviLith-xixth oentt. Quarto.
23.891. GuALTEBi de Castellione Alexandreidos Libri X. ; with the
author's preface in prose, and an interlinear and marginal commen-
tary. At the beginning and end of the poem, in addition to a few
commouplaces, are —
1. " Descripcio vite ipsius Alexandri,** beginning, ''Quoniam materiam
alitor pre manibus habemus," f. 2.
2. The preface repeated with a commentary. Lai. f. 99.
3. Part of a letter from Albert [son of Albert le Gros, Duke of
Brunswick], Bishop of Halberstadt, remitting certain payments in
consideration of help given to the fabric of the cathedral ; 17 Kal.
Aug. [16 July, 13]28. Lot. f. 101.
Vellum ; xiiith-xivth centt. Octavo.
23.892. Grammatical and other treatises, chiefly in verse, and with
marginal and interlinear notes, viz. : —
1. '* Descripcio mundi secundum [C. Julium] [H]yginum;" in
hexameter verse, f. 7.
2. " Reg[u]le de vltimis sillabis ;" in hexameter verse, beginning, " Qve
finitur in a breuis est pars queque latina," f. 15 b,
3. Verses on various subjects, as the offices of the Muses, degrees of
affinity, etc.^ with the lines of Theogems, Bishop of Metz, on the attri-
butesof Christ, beginning, Eptaphonus, strophicus," etc. Lai. f. 1 6 b.
912
ADDITIONAL MSS., 23,892.
4. Traotatus " Magistri Marbonis [alitor Marbodi, etc,y Redonensis
EpiscopiJ, de omamentis verbonim;" in hexameter verse, f. 17 b.
5. " Labores HercuHs foui teen hexameter lines, each ending in -onem.
Beginning, Herculis extinguit Nemeum dextra leonem." f. 20.
6. Seven hexameter lines, enumerating Latin words which have the
first vowel short, f. 20,
7. *' Formationes preteritorum et supinorum from the Doctrinale of
Alexander de Villa Dei. Beginning, ''As in preterito vi soscipit s
removendo." f. 20 b.
8. '' Eegule versificatorie in hexameter verse. Beginning, Begula
splendescit qua sillaba prima patescit." f. 23 b.
9. " Pedes tocius metrice artis," f. 28 b.
10. Hexameter and el^iac verses on moral subjects. Lai, f. 29.
11. Brief analysis of the Cosmographia of Bemaid Sylvester (?).
Imperfect. Lot. f. 29 b.
12. Abridgment of Bede's treatise, De schematis et tropis." Im-
perfect at the beginning. Lat. f. 30.
13. Abridgment of Bede's treatise, *' De arte metric^." Lat, f. 31 b.
14. Liber Serlonis Grammatici ; metrical rules for the gender of Latin
nouns. Beginning, ** Declinent pueri tuti mea castra secuti." f. 36.
15. '* Uerba quedam diuersarum coniugacionum sed unius significa-
cionis in hexameter verse, f 39.
16. Treatise on Latin patronymics. Beginning, ''Quae est agnitio
patronomicorum." f. 40 b.
17. Treatise on the Latin verb. Beginning, ** Verbum est pars orationis."
18. Treatise on the Hebrew, Greek, and Latin alphabets, with the
Kicene Creed, the Gloria in excelsis, and the numerals in Latin and
Greek, Beginning, " Primo omnium litei^as ante diluvium invenisse
Enoc dicitur." f. 61.
19. Thiirteen sets of verses on various moral subjects, the first and last
in hexameters, the rest in elegiacs. Beginning, '* Formula vivendi
praesto est ; pei-pauca loquaris." ff. 53 b-55. Several leaves are
missing after f. 53.
20. " DiflFerentie [sive tractatus de verbis aequivocis] Magistri Serlonis
[Grammatici];" in hexameter verse. Beginning, "Unam semper
amo, cuius non solvor ab hamo." f. 55.
21. " Eegula de extraneis longis a prosodical treatise in hexameter verso.
Beginning, ** Que non noscuntur si non exempla sciuntur." f. 58 b.
22. Yersiculi " De tribus mortuis quos suscitavit Dominus." Beginuing,
" Intro, foris, sub humo, recubat, uehitur, ueterascit." f. 61 b.
23. Versiculi '* De oblatioue trium magorum." Beginning, " Tres hii,
trinus ego, tria dant, tria trina figurant." f. 61 h
24. Philosophical tieatise; beginnidg, ''Diceudum primo est unde
dicatur philosophia," f. 62.
f 4L
ADDITIONAL M8S., 23,892-28,897.
918
25. Miscellaneous grammatical notes. Lot, f. 63 b.
26. " Libellus magistri Mathei Vindocinensis de doctrina nersifioandi/'
Imperfect f. 64.
27. Manus theologica. Beginning, Fermentum aliquando ponitur.**
28. Farticula secunda de doctrina nersificandi," Magistri Mattbaei
Vindocinensis, f. 72.
29. Homilies on tbe texts " Diverte a malo et fac bonnm *' In die
tribnlationis mee," etc. ; and " Plantavit dens paradisum volnptatis,"
eU., flF. 77 b-78 b.
30. Portion of the third part of the Doctrinale of Alexander de Villa Dei.
Beginning, A brevis in mediis datnr aut B. sillaba testis.'* £ 80.
31. "Tractatns [prosodaicns] Henrici grammatici;" in hexameter verse.
Beginning, ** In mediis ditonas has lector percipe partes." f. 84.
32. Fragment of a treatise on prosody ; beginning, " Videamus de hiis
qui spiritualium instar habent," f. 87 b.
At the beginning of the Tolume are an index verborum and an in-
complete table of contents. Vellum ; xuith cent. Octavo.
23.893. M. Valerii Martialis epigrammata; written in an Italian
hand, with a few " variaa lectiones " on the margin. Vellum and
paper ; xvth cent. With a book-plate, apparently of one of the
family of Carafe, Princes of Eoccella. Octavo.
23.894. 1. Copies of official letters from B[alph] Monntagu [afterwards
Earl and Duke of Montagu], English Ambassador in France, to
Henry Bennet, Lord Arlington, and Sir John Trevor, Secretaries of
State, Sir William Temple, English Ambassador in the Netherlands,
Prince Eupert, Lord High Admiral, David Inglish, Consul at
Bordeaux, and Codgill, Consul at Marseilles ; Paris, ^ Mar.-
14 Aug. 1669, f. 1-27 b.
2. Copies of letters from W. Perwick [Secretary to the Embassy?] to
Lord Arlington ; Paris, 8 Nov. 1670-18 Jan. 1671, ff. 28-37.
Paper ; xvuth cent. Folio.
23.895. Okosandri Strategica, sive tractatus de re miUtari, Qr(Bc,
Paper; xvith cent; with the arms of Antoine Perrenot de Oran-
velle. Archbishop of Besan9on, and afterwards Cardinal, on f. 4.
In tooled binding. Quarto.
23.896. "P. OuiDiJ Nasonis Sulmonensis de Ponto" libri rv. At
the end is a colophon, nearly erased, containing apparently the
date 1469. Paper. Small Quarto.
23.897. PoBLH Virgilii Maronis -ffineidos libri ra.-xn. ; written in
an Italian hand, with an interlinear and marginal gloss. Yellum ;
xivth cent. Small Folio.
MSS. — 1860. 3 N
f. 70 b.
ADDITIONAL MSS., 28,898, 23,899.
23,898. Eight keys to ciphers used in political correspondenoe ; temp.
Charles II. Those at ff. 3, 6 are endorsed respectively, "S' John
Finch " and " Lord Ranelagh." Paper. Folio.
23 899. Original letters, chiefly addressed to Gabriel Cramer, Pro-
fessor of Mathematics at Geneva ; 1728-1830. The writers are-
[Jean le Bond] d'Alembert ; Paris, 16
June, 1748. Fr. f. 4.
[L'AbW Etienne Bonnot] de Oondillac ;
n.cl. [ctVoo 1750]. Fr.; with waL f. 6.
[Henri Fran9oi8] d'Aguesseau [Chan-
ceUor of France] ; Paris, 6 Sept 1748.
Fr. f.8.
[George Louis Leclero, Comte de] Buf-
fon; Chateau de Montbard. 5 Sept.
1748. Fr. ; with seal. f. 10.
[Gabrielle Emilie Le Tonnelier de] Bre-
teuil [Marquise] Duchatellet; Paris,
8 May, 1745. Fr, f. 12.
[Jean Claude Adrien] Helvetias; 22 Apr.
[1747]. Fr. f. 15.
L[A)nard] Buler ; Berlin, 13 Aug. 1746.
With mathematical diagrams. Fr,
f. 17.
[Charles] Bonnet; Tonnax [Tonnac, in
Languedoo?], 23 July, 1745. Fr. f. 19.
[Alexis Claude] Clairaut ; Paris, 27 Apr.
1745. Fr.; with «eoZ. f. 21.
J[ean] Bemou[i]lU ; Bade, 22 Aug. 1750.
Fr. f. 23.
[Ben^ Antoine Ferchault] de R6iumur ;
Vaujour, pi^ Paris, 10 Nov. 1750.
Fr. ; with seal t 25.
[L'Abb^ Gabriel Bonnot de] Mably;
Paris, 25 Nov. 1750. Fr. ; with teal.
f.27.
[Bernard Le Bouyer de] Fontenelle [Per-
petual Secretary to the Academic des
Sciences]; Paris, 1 Oct. 1750. Fr. f.29.
[Pierre Louis Moreau de] Maupertuis;
Potsdam, 13 Oct. 1750. Fr. f. 30.
[Jean PhiUppe] Bameau; Paris, 18 Feb
1750, f. 31.
Frederic, P[rince] H[^itaire] de
8[axe] G[otha] et A[ltenburg] ; Gotha,
30 Dec. 1750. Fr. f. 32.
G[uillaume] J[acob] Gravesande ; — Dec.
1732. Fr. f.33.
[Jean Jacob] Vemet; Parma, 15 Deo.
1728. Fr. 34.
A[broham] de Moivre ; London, 30 Apr,
1731. Fr. f.36.
F[rancesco] Algarotti ; 18 Jan. 1741. Fr.
f. 38.
[Charles Marie de] La Condamine; Paris,
1 Jan. 1752. Fr. f. 39.
■Jean Jacques] Dortous de Mairan; Paris,
22 July, 1750. Fr. ; with seed. f. 40.
"Le P^re Rend] Bossu ; Paris, 19 Nov.
1751. Fr. f. 42.
J[an] V[an] Musachenbroek ; Ley den,
19 Aug. 1746. Fr. f.44.
Claudine Alexandrine GuMn,Marqui8e]
de Tencin; Paflsy, 4 Sept 1748. Fr.
f. 46.
G[eorges] L[ouis] Le Sage ; Paris, 26
Feb. 1747. -Fr. f. 48.
A[braham] Trembley ; Sorgoliet, 29 J une,
1744. Fr. f. 50.
G[iovanni] L[udovico] Calandrini ; Ge-
neva, 12 Deo. 1747. Fr. f.52.
Beaupre' Bell, jun.; 16 July 1735.
f.54.
G[abriel] Cramer to ; Paris, 6 May,
1729. Fr, f.55.
[Louis Jean Marie] Daubcnton ; Dijon,
15 Nov. 1749. Fr. I 5G.
[Antoine Joseph Dezallier] <!' Argenville ;
Paris, 15 Deo. 1749. Fr. f. 58.
J[ohann] H[einrich Samuel] Formey,
[Perpetual Secretary to the Academy
of Sciences and Belles Lettres at Ber-
lin] ; Beriin, 10 Oct. 1750. Fr. f. 60.
[Daniel Charles] Trudaine [Intendant
g^n^l des finances] ; 19 May, 1748.
Fr. f.62.
Samuel Kosnig; Berne, 1 1 Jan. 1744. Fr.
f. 63.
Madame Alleon Dupre de St. Maur;
Paris, 29 Dec. 1748. Fr. f. 65.
J[ean] A[ndr^ de Luc to J. Antoine
Courkt ; Windsor. 16 Sept. 1783. Fr.
f. 66.
[Baron Dominique Vivant] Denon to
Bishop ; n.d. [circa 1790 ?] Fr. f. 68.
[Antoiue Isaac Silvestre, Baron de Sacy]
to ; Paris, 20 July, 1815. Imper-
feet at the end. Fr. f. 70.
Digitized
byGoogk
ADDITIONAL MSS., 28,900-23,904. 916
[^tienne Marc] Quatrem^ to ;
Paris, 31 Aug. 1815. Fr, f. 71.
''Amable Louis Marie Michel Brecliillet]
Jourdain, Secretaire de I'^cole des
langues Orientales," to Dr. [John
Dayid] Macbride, Professor of Arabic
at Oxford; Paris, 8 Aug. 1815. Fr.
f.72.
Paper. Quarto.
L[oui8 Matthieu] Langl^ to the same ;
[Paris], 6 Sept. 1815. Fr, f. 74.
Rose de Freycinet to Miss Ashbumer;
[Paris], 27 Jan. 1824. Fr. f . 76.
John [Jebb, Bishop of] Limerick to Dr.
Cotton [Provost of Worcester College,
Oxford]; Leamington, 6 Oct. 1830.
f.78.
For description of No, 23,900, see the Catalogue of Oriental MSS.
23.901. An epitome of English History to the end of the reign of
George II., compiled by Robert Barnett, and illustrated with
numerous engravings and drawings in Indian ink. At f. 2 is a
dedication to Thomas Markland ; and at f. 3 is an engraved address
from Robert Bowyer, of the Historic Gallery, Pall Mall, " to the
Legislature of Great Britain," on the subject of a proposed " work
destined for the purpose of enforcing the important lessons of
English History by the Assistance of the Fine Arts." Paper;
xixth cent. Large Folio. Presented by Thomas Markland, Esq., of
Siapleton, near Torquay.
23.902. "ExTRAiT de Tinventaire ohronologiquo de toutes les Chartes
qui se trouvent dans les Archives des Comtes de Flandres, depos6es
dans rancienne Cbambre des Comptes du Roi h Lille, pour ce qui
conoerne la Province de la Flandre Wallonne 706-1286. Paper ;
xviiith cent. Folio.
23.903. Transcripts, with drawings of seals, of charters relating to
the family of De Pas of Artois, reciting various gifts to the church
and priory of St. Martin des Champs, in Paris, grants by the
priors, etc.; 1097-1384. Lai. and Fr. Certified as having been
collated with the originals in Paris, 7 Apr. 1645. Yellum. Quarto.
23.904. Poems, political and humorous, with a few prose pieces,
chiefly of the reign of Queen Anne. Eng., Lot. and Fr. Among
them are the following : —
1. "The Swan Tripe Club in Dublin, a satyr dedicated to all those
who are true friends to Her Majesty," e/c. ; Apr. 1706. [Printed
in 1706. Dublin. Quai-to.] f 3.
2. " The Mock Mourners, a Satyr by way of Elegy on King William "
[in.], f. 12 b.
3. ** A true Copy of the last will and testament of Mr. Benjamin Dod,
Citizen and Linnen-Draper, who lately fell from his horse and
dy'd soon after. 1706." Prose. [Printed in 1716. London.
Folio.] f. 27 b.
3 N 2
Digitized by
916 ADDITIONAL MSS., 28,904 -28,908.
4. " Epitaphe de M' do S. Evremont/* with translation into English,
f. 32 b.
5. A funeral poem to the memory of Admiral Sir Cloudesley Shovel,
with " a short description of the procession at his interment in
Westminster Abbey, by William Pittis, late Fellow of New Col-
lege, Oxford and dedicated to his disconsolate. Lady. 1708."
f. 51 b.
6. ** Honesty in Distress, but relieved by no party," a tragedy in
three acts, with prologue and epilogue, [by Edward Ward,] f. 66.
7. " The Vanity of Upstarts, or an Honest Enquiry into ignoble
Greatness. An ode, 1709," f. 67 b.
8. " Belisarius [the Dnke of Marlborough] and Zariana [his Duchess], a
dialogue;" 1710, f. 73.
9. " A great noise about nothing, or the church s danger. A satyr ;"
1706, f. 86.
10. **A country tale," a satirical poem on the great personages of
State in 1712, f. 92.
11. Copy of "an affidavit about the firing of London," sworn by
Thomas Eoe ; 30 July, 1670, f. 101 b.
12. A breif Narrative of a Stupendious Tragedy intended to be acted
by the Satanical Saints of these reforming times opened by Serjeant
Maynard at th^ Tryallof Thomas Tong,"6<c.; 11 Dec. 1662. Prose.
f. 103.
13. " The parting of Sireno and Diana, Englished by Sir Car[r] Scrope,"
[Bart.]; an eclogue. [Printed, in Dryden's Miscellany Poems;
London, 1692-1702. Vol. I. p. 171.] f. 109.
Paper ; xviiith cent. Small Quarto.
23.905. Thirtt-thbee plans of estates in various pcurishes in co.
Cavan, Ireland, with the names of proprietors, etc,; 1809. Vellum.
Folio.
23.906. Survey of the parish of Egham, co. Surrey, containing the
names of proprietors, measurement of lands, yearly composition,
etc,, with a reduced map of [William] Crosley's survey; 1791. At
the beginning is inserted " A Key [map] of Mr. [Thomas] Denton's
Survey on the Enclosure in 1818." [See the following MS.] Paper.
Folio.
23.907. Survey of the parish of Egham, co. Surrey, containing names
of proprietors, measurements of land, etc, ; preceded by a " Key of
Survey," distinguishing the Old, New, and Egham Inclosures.
Signed by Thomas Denton, 30 Oct. 1818. Paper. Folio.
28.908. " Particulars of the Valuation of the Tythes of the Parish
of Egham in the County of Surry, 1797, taketi by H. A. Bieder-
mann." Paper. Folio.
Digitized by
ADDITIONAL MSS., 23,909—23,921.
917
23.909. "Gloria in Excebis," Motett No. 1, in score; by William
Horsley, Mus. Bac. Oxon. Paper ; xixth cent. Quarto. Presented
by Mrs, Elizabeth H. Horsley.
23.910. " 0 God the King of Glory,** Motett No. 2, in score ; by
William Horsley, Mus. Bac. Oxon. Paper; xixth cent. Folio.
Presented by the same.
23,91L "ExALTABO te, Deus," Motett No. 3, in score; by William
Horsley, Mus. Bao. Oxon. Begun 9 Jan. 1834. Paper. Quarto.
Presented by the same.
23.912. '**GoD is our hope and strength,' a Motett for two choirs
composed by Wm. Horsley, M. B. Oxon," in score. Paper;
xixth cent. Folio. Presented by the same.
23.913. " * 0 Lord God of my Salvation,' Anthem for twelve voices
by Wm. Horsley, Mus. Bac. Oxon." Paper ; xixth cent. Quarto.
Presented by the same.
23.914. "'HosannahI to the Son of David,' Anthem for twelve
voices by William Horsley, Mus. Bao. Oxon. First composed in
1797, revised 1837.'* Paper. Quarto. Presented by the same.
23.915. 23,916. ** Annotata V. C. S[amuelis] Jones, Academiee Theo-
cicuriensis [Tewkesbury, co. Gloucester] Prsesidis, in [Thom»] God-
wini Mosen et Aharonem, Anno mdccxii." Two volumes; with
full indexes at the end of each volume. Paper. Small Quarto.
23.917. "Prolegomenon ad Observationes Criticas in Vetus Testa-
mentum oper& et studio Y. Css. Samuelis Jones, in usum Academiad
Theocicuriensis [Tewkesbury, co. Gloucester] incept, anno mdccxi."
With full indexes at the end. Paper. Small Quarto.
23.918. "Prolegomenon ad observationes Criticas in Novum Testa-
mentum opera et studio V. C. Samuelis Jones, in usum Academise
Theocicuriensis [Tewkesbury, co. Gloucester] incept, mense Junii,
anno mdocxii." ApparerUly incomplete. Paper. Small Quarto.
23.919. ** NoTiE quaedam Criticaa in Atowo-tov OtKov/xcn/s TLepirjyrja'iv [ad
versum 488] opera et studio V. C. S[amuelis] J[ones] in usum Aca-
demise Theocicuriensis [Tewkesbury, co. Gloucester]." Paper;
xvmth cent. Small Quarto.
23.920. 23,921. "A collection of Drawings by A. Buchan, S. Parkin-
son, and J. F. Miller, made in the Countries visited by Capt[ain
James] Cook in his First Voyage [1768-1771], also of Prints pub-
lished in [John] Hawksworth's Voyages of Biron [Byron], Wallis,
and Cook [1773], as well as in Cook's second and third Voj'ages
[1772-1775, 1776-1780]." Two volumes. Paper. Large Folio.
918
ADDITIONAL MSS., 23,922—23,928.
23.922. Antiphonarium ; with accentual notes, and the hymns in
many cases written at length. In the service for the Epiphany is
introduced a miracle-play on the subject of the visit of the Magi to
Herod, f. 8 b ; and in the services for Palm Sunday and Easter are
shorter interpolations of a qnasi-dramatic character, ff. 27 b, 41 b.
From the prominence given to SS. Arbogastus, Florentius, and
Aurelia [see AT. 54 b, 68, 59 b, 76 b] it is probable that the use is
that of Strassburg. Vellum ; xiuth cent. Belonged to Daniel
Suderman, circa 1620. Small Quarto.
23.923. BoNiFACii YIII. decretalium liber sextus, cum apparatu
Johannis Andreas Bononiensis, Vellum ; xivth cent. With
illuminated initials, containing miniatures of popes, saints,
cardinals, ete.y and at the beginning a representation of the Pope
presiding over the college of cardinals, with coats of aims of
Robertus Gebenneusis, Card, in 1370, with his cardinal's bat, and
of Marinus de Judice, Card, in 1381, without the hat. On f. 2 and
at the end is the signature of Johannes Ferrariensis, die secundo
Maii, 1458. Large Folio.
23.924. I.Tractatus **de disposicione [sive de doctrina] cordis,"
Eoberto Grosseteste, episcopo Lincolniensi, asciiptus, ff. 2-102.
2. " Specnlum humane Salvacionis,'* in rhymed verse, preceded by
an alphabetical index rerum, ff. 103-184.
Vellum; xvth cent. On f. 1 b is written, "Liber Domini Willelmi
Stuarde de Blacchis Chapell [Blackchapel, co. E^sex], 1522 and
on f. 184, " A.D. 1613. Nomina Mag^ et sociorum in Collegio de
Placy " [Pleshey or Plaisy, co. Essex]. Small Quarto.
23.925. One hundred and thirty-one coloured, maps of islands in
Europe, Asia, and Africa, with brief remarks in Latin, Paper ; in
an Italian hand of about the year 1500. In tooled binding. Quai-to.
23.926. ''Exposicio Sancti Hemigii Episcopi [Bhemensis]8uperEpi8tolas
Pauli." Vellum; written, as appears from the colophon, at
Dordrecht, but in an Italian hand, xvth cent. With illuminated
initials, and, on f. 2, half-length miniatures of SS. Paul, Benedict,
and Eemigius, together with a border containing the arms of
Donato of Venice. On f. 1 is inscribed, " Hunc librum dimisit con-
ventui Sanctorum Johannis et l*auli Reverondus Magister et pater
frater Franciscus Donato do uenotiis ordinis predicatoruui,*' Folio.
23.927. AuisTOTELis Problemata. Gra^e, Paper; xivth cent. In
tooled binding. Quarto.
23.928. " Comment ARiORUM C. Julii Cesaris libri secundum emen-
dationem Julii Celsi Constantini. Vellum; xvth cent. With
ADDITIONAL M8S., 28,929—23,931.
919
illuminated initials, and on f. 2 the arms of Savelli of Venice.
Folio.
23.929. A PORTION of the first part of the romance of Tristram, trans-
lated into French by "Luce ch[evalie]r e sire del castel del gait,
[more often written Ocui] uoisin prochain de saleberes " [Salisbury].
It begins with the Prologue, Apres ce que ie ai leu e releu e p[o]rueu
par mai[n]tes fois le g[ra]nt liure de latin," etc, and ends in the
chapter, " Come tristan se combati centre palamides pour la reyne
yseult." At the end is written in another hand, Questo libro ua
inanci a unaltro che comincia Orant ioie font cil de leans de la
roine iseut," etc. Vellum; xivth cent; with illuminated initials
enclosing miniatures. In finely-tooled binding. Folio. For fvUer
description, see the Catalogue of Bomaruies.
23.930. A PORTION of the latter half of the romance of Guiron le Cour-
tois, by Helie de Borron. In two parts; the first beginning in the
chapter " comment le chevalier a lescu myparty racompte a gyron le
curtoys le grant vilenye que lui feist le vilain cheyalier de son
cheval," with the words, "Qant la damoiselle entendi cestui
parlenient elle comince assorire," and ending, " et por deuiser ce
qe elle fist de breuz. deo gratias amen," ff. 1-26 ; the second beginning
in the chapter, " Comment Brehus sans pitie trouva la damoiselle
que Gyron et Sers avoient delivree ;" with the words, ** Qant la
damoiselle oe dit li contes se fa partie de Guron," and ending
imperfectly, " Qant il fu la uenus," ff. 27-87. At the end of the
volume are a few leaves in another hand, containing : —
1. Johannis presbyteri epistola ad Emanuelem Comnenum Impera-
torem de mirabilibus Indise ; " Data Bribric quinto decimo Ka-
lendas Aprilis anno quinquagesimo prime nativitatis nostre. De
cnnfirmationo omnium que superius dicta sunt quasi incredibilia
nerissima esse quidam Cardenalis Stephanus nomine sub policita-
tione sue fidei dicebat, et omnibus patentia pronunoiabat," f. 88.
2. Short pieces relating to Saracenic and Persian history. Lat. f. 91.
3. " Epistola domini nostri Yhesu Christi descendens de celo super
altare sancti Petri," f. 93 b.
Vellum; xivth cent. On ff. 1, 27 are illuminated initials and
borders, the latter containing shields of arms. Folio. For fuller
dekriptiony see the Catalogue of Romances.
23.931. Bed^ \'enerabilis " Breuin Explanatio Euangelii secundum
Matheum;" with notes in the margin and on the fly-leaves.
Prefixed is an account of the MS. in German, Vellum ; xth cent.
On f. 11 b are three lines, of which the first is: — **Me Godefrid
[Bishop of Spires, a.d. 960-961] Scaa Fsul dedit Ecce Mariae."
920 ADDITIONAL MSS., 23,932- 23,936.
Inserted in the old binding is an ivory oarving of the lion of
St. Mark, of the xiuth cent. Small Quarto.
23.932. Chartulary of the Abbaye des Pres a Douai, 1217-1252 ; with
other documents added in diflferent hands, 1307-1350. At the be-
ginning is an index. Fr. Vellum ; xiiith-xivth centt. Folio.
23.933. Chartulary of the Abbaye des Pres a Douai, 1230-1293 ; with
other documents added in different hands, 1273-1334. At the
beginning is an index. Lat. and Fr. Vellum ; xmth-xivth centt.
Quarto.
23.934. The Gospel according to St. John, with the " Auctoris com-
mendatio " of Bede, and a marginal and interlinear commentary.
Lat, Vellum; xuth cent. Formerly belonging to the monastery
of Pare, near Louvain. Small Quarto.
23,936. Officia varia ad usum fratrum PraBdicatorum, viz. : —
1. " Officium sacramenti altaris followed by special services for
S. Thomas Aquinas, S. Louis the confessor, the eleven thousand
virgins, etc., f. 3.
2. " Lectiones de corpore Christi " et de Sanctis, f. 16.
3. " Ordinarium," f. 23.
4. "Martyrologyum," f. 47.
5. " Lectiones evangeliorum legende cum Ealendis per totum annum,"
6. ** Eegula beat! Augustini episcopi," f, 73 b.
7. Constitutiones ordinis fratrum predicatorum," f. 74 b.
8. Kalendariimi, f. 81.
9. " Libellus iste qui collectarius dicitur eo quod propter collectas sive
orationes habendas in promptu principaliter scriptus est, vel quia
in unum sunt in eo collecta que dicenda sunt a sacerdote extra
offitium misse," f. 82 b.
10. " Processionale," f. 98 b.
11. "Ordo responsoriorum et versiculorum ad hoi*as et modus psal-
lendi et intonationes," f. 107.
12. " Liber lectionarius ordinis fratrum predicatorura," f. 141.
13. ** Antiphonarius," f. 249.
14. " Ymnarius," f. 371.
15. " Graduale," f. 378.
16. " Sequentia," f. 436 b.
17. "Pulpitarius," f. 444.
18. " Missale conventuale " [majoris altaris], f. 480.
19. " Epistole," f. 626.
20. " Evangelia," f. 545.
21. " Constituciones," f. 672.
Fine vellum ; beautifully written by a French hand of the end of
f. 70 b.
ADDITIONAL MSS., 28,936— 23,»44. 921
the xiuth coDt., and with initials of Very delicate work. Articles 1
and 21 are additions of the xivth cent., ornamented with fine lace-
work initials. Bound in skin with thong-clasps. Inside the fiist
cover is written, ** Ego ff iacobus de padello positus ad custodiam
armarii inferioris inveni defectum incisionis in principio istius libri
sicut patet.*' Small Folio.
For descriptions of Nos. 23,936, 23,937, see the Catalogue of Oriental MSS.
83.938. Particule compotus Johannis Brekenok et Johannis Euer-
done tarn de deuat iis per ipsos receptis quam de diuersis expensis
hospicii Domine Margarete [Andegavensis] Regine venientis in
Angliam, quam de vadiis Baronum Militum Scutariorum et aliomm
officiarionim et marinariomm ao omnibus aliis custumiis misis et
expensis causa prsedicta factis inter xvii""" diem Julii anno xxu**
dicti regis [Henrici VI.] nunc . . . . et infrascriptum xri"™" diem
Octobris anno ejusdem Regis xxiin*%" etc.; 17 July, 1444-16 Oct
1445. Vellum. Folio.
For description of No. 23,939, see the Catalogue of Oriental MSS.
23.940. Rough sketches in Indian ink, water colours, and pencil, of
views in Belgium, Germany, France, Switzerland, and England,
with a preface and short descriptions, by Thomas [afterwards
Lord] Foley, of Witley Court, co. Worcester ; circa 1780. At f. 62
are Sketches of two of the camps formed in London for its safety
amid the Kiots raised in y* year 1780 and at f. 64 plans and eleva-
tions of houses and a monument designed by T. Foley. Paper.
Large Folio.
23.941. 1. Rkgister of marriages celebrated in the church of St. Peter,
within the Tower of London ; 9 Dec. 1613-8 May, 1617, f. 23.
2. Note of burials in the same; 3 June, 1614^22 May, 1616, f. 45.
Interspersed are €iccounts of money received and spent chiefly in
matters connected with parish business ; 1629-1635. At f. 1 is the
title, " The Token Banke flfor the Bankesyde 1595," with memo-
randa relating to the same; and at f. 40 b, under -date 17 Oct.
1634, is a receipt from Nicholas Stone, statuary, on account of a
monument to Isaac Casaubon in Westminster Abbey. Paper.
Small Quarto.
28.942. 23,948. Rbgistre du Parlement de Paris; 12 Nov. 1515-
8 Oct. 1516. Two volumes. Vellum. Folio.
28,944. 1. S. Aurelii Augustini, Hipponeusis Episoopi, De Nuptiis et
concupiscent ia " libri duo, cum epistola **ad Ualerivm comitem"
prumissa, f. 1.
Digitized by
922
ADDITIONAL MSS.. 23,945-23,949.
2. Ejusdem contra Jnlianam Pelagianum hereticum " libri aex, cum
epistola ad Claudium episcopum *' prsBmissa, f. 36.
3. List of books in the library of the Abbey of Burton-upon-Trent,
CO. Stafford ; after 1175, f. 157 b.
Vellum ; xth and xith, and the last article xiith, centt. Folio.
23.945. KEMA.RKS on the early mints at Ipswich, co. Suffolk, circa 959-
1355; followed by lists of tokens struck at Ipswich, 1557-1669,
1794-1797. In the handwriting of William Stevenson Fitch.
Paper; XI xth cent. Quai-to.
23.946. Legal letters and papers relating to the case of Owen and
French v. Arcedekne, in reference to the fishery of the Easton
River in the hundred of Loes, co. Suffolk; 1805. Included are a
letter of G[eurge] N[assau, High Sheriff of Suffolk]; 22 May, 1805,
f. 3 ; — letter of [W illiam Henry Nassau, 6th Earl of] Roohford ;
Easton, 30 June, 1805, f. 7 ;— and the signature of G[eorge] Hill
[Sergeant-at-law] ; 10 Apr. 1805, f. 19 b. Paper. Quarto.
23.947. Correspondence of Samuel Kilderbee, Steward of the Manor of
Framlingham, co. Suffolk, with the Master, President and Fellows
of Pembroke Hall, Cambridge, as lords of the same manor, relative
to the estate left by Sir Robert Hitcham, Ent., for the endo¥mrient
of his charities at Framlingham ; 1795-1800. The writers are: —
[Rev.] Henry Cooper [President of Pembroke Hall] ; 20 Feb. 1795,
f. 2 ;— [Rev.] J[oseph] Turner [D.D., Dean of Norwich, and Master
of Pembroke Hall] ; 10 Sept. 1795, 3 Nov. 1797, 19 Mar. 1799,
ff. 7, 22, 41 ;— Francis Tennant, Treasurer ; Pembroke Hall,
3 Feb. 1796-27 June^ 1798, ff. 9, 14, 18, 24, 31, 35, 37 Benjamin
Parke; Pembroke Hall, 30 July, 1798, 11, 17 Feb. 1800, ff. 39, 46,
48. Paper. Quarto.
23.948. Survey of the manor of Bawdsey, hundred of Wilford, co.
Suffolk ; 1437-8. Latin. At the end is the colophon ** Explicit
hie vera Terrarii sine Kegisti Domini [lloberti] Willtmghbi [equi-
tis] copia, ibidem facta per Walterum Fulbourne, Anno xvi** regis
Henrici VI. [1437-8]. Nota quod in omnem omnino custodiatur
eventum penes nos Priorem et conventum de Buttele [Butley]," etc.
Prefixed is an account of Walter Fulburn, extracted from the " Suf-
folk Archdeaconry \\ ill Book, No. 3, p. 90," in the handwriting of
W. S. Fitch. Paper. Quarto.
23.949. 1. Rental of the manor of HoUesley, hundred of Wilford, oo.
Suffolk; July, 16 Hen. VII. [1501]. Lat. f. 1.
2. Register of courts leet and general held for the manor of HoUesley
cum Sutton; 3-16 Eliz. [1561-1574]. Lat. f. 21.
Paper. Folio.
ADDITIONAL MSS., 28,960—28,969. 923
23.960. CoriES of records relating to the manors of Hollesley and
Sutton, CO. Suflfolk, made by Thomas Shawe, Steward of the Manors
in 1605. Lat, The contents are : — List of the names of the lords
of the manors and their officers, abridged from the court rolls;
12 Edw. III.-2 Jas. I. [1338-1 60:i], f. 2 ;— names of the tenants
in alphabetical order, ff. 3, 54 ; — names of the lands and tene-
ments, ff. 8, 60 ;— abstracts of the court rolls; 12 Rich. II. [1388]-
1605, ff. 1 ^, 65 ; — customs, prescriptions, bye-laws, etc., of the manors,
extracted from the court rolls, f. 95. Paper. Folio.
23.961. Court-book of the manors of Hollesley and Sutton, co. Suf-
folk; 1710-1735. Lat. Paper. Folio.
23,952. CouRT-BOOK of the manors of Hollesley and Sutton, oo. Suf-
folk; 1748-1765. Paper. Folio.
. 23,963. Court-book of the manor of Butley, oo. Suffolk; 1625-1630.
Lat. Paper. Folio.
23,964. Court-book of the manor of Butley, co. Suffolk; 1635-1682.
Lat. and Eng. With index. Paper. Folio.
23,966. Court -BOOK of the manor of Bntley, co. Suffolk; 1714—1736.
Lat. and Eng. With index. Paper. Folio.
23.966. Court-books of the manor of Tanghara, in the parish of
Butley, CO. Suffolk; 1654-1712. Lat. s^nd Eng. With indexes.
Paper. Folio.
23.967. Court-book of the manor of Tangham, co. Suffolk; 1713-
1738. Lat. And Eng. With index. Paper. Folio!
23.968. Letters and papers relative to the enclosure of lands in
Trimley St. Maiy, Trimley St. Martin, Kirton, and Nacfon, co.
Suffolk; 1804,1805. Tartlj printed. The writers are George White,
IsaJic Johnson, Samuel Kilderbee, Robert Malyn, Charles Wedge,
Henry Browne, James CuUum, Bichard Firmin, William Browne,
and John Hull. Paper. Folio.
23.969. Papers l elating to the manor of Monk Soham, in the hundred
of Hoxne, co. Suffolk ; 1389-1647. Lat. and Eng. Included are :—
Court-books of the manor; 1562-1572, f. 2; — a valuation of the
manor, taken 18 Oct. 1597, f. 34 ; — observations on fines and cus-
toms, ff. 40-4 i ;— extracts from court rolls; 13 Rich. II.- 1 6 Eliz.
[1389-1574], f. 45;— original letter from [Rev.] Thomas Roger-
Kon [Rector of Monk Soham] to Sir Lionel Tollemache, Bart, [patron
of the advowson]; Soham Monachorum, 23 Oct. 1635, f. 49; —
" Mr. Tallemach his case " for the advowson of Soham, with auto-
graph opinion and signature of [Sir] Edw[ard] Coke [Attorney-
924
ADDITIONAL MSS., 23,960—23,967.
General, afterwards Chief Justice], 29 July, 1604, and memorandum
with autograph aigruUure of [Sir] T[homa8] [Egerton, Lord] Elles-
mere, Lord Chancellor, f. 51 a note of money laid out of the
"White rents" for the taxes from Mich. 1645 to Mich. 1647.
Signed by John Aldrich, f. 53. Paper ; xvith-xviith centt. Folio.
23.960. Abstracts of titles, fines, and other law papers relative to the
manora of Frandingham and Saxted, co. Suffolk; 1682-1808.
Included are a few letters addressed to Samuel Kilderbee, Attorney,
Steward of the Manors, by Jeremiah Smith, Clement Chevalier
[Fellow, Tutor, and Bursar of Pembroke Hall, Cambridge], George
Turner, and James Wenn, with drafts of replies; 1789-1806. At
f. 23 is a petition of the parishioners of Framlingham to enclose
waste lands, addressed to the Master and Fellows of Pembroke Hall,
Cambridge, as lords of the manor, and at f. 24 the answer to the
same, under the college seal, 24 Mar. 1808. Paper ; xvmth-xixth
centt. Folio.
23.961. " Suffolk mints from the Anglo-Saxon Period to the reign
of Edw. III. [959-1327]. Town-peices and tradesmens-tokens
from the Commonwealth [1648] to 1672 [with engraved examples].
Also the currency tokens issued in the reign of Geoi ge III. By
W[illiam] S[tevenson] Fitch. Ipswich. 1845." Autograph. Paper.
Folio.
23.962. " Customs and extent of the rectory of Wangford, Suflfolk ;
[1532-]1580." Lat, Paper. Folio.
23.963. "A DiscRiPTiON of the towne of Dunwich [co. Suffolk] and of
the coynes in Kinge Athelstanes tyme. Anno I)om. 924,'* continued
down to 31 Aug. 1590 ; with copies of charters, etc., and a list of
majors and bailitfs, 17 Joh.-24 Chas. I. [1215-1649]. Paper ; xvith-
xviith centt. Folio.
23.964. Abstracts of wills relating to Ipswich, co. Suffolk; 1437-
1547. In the handwriting of William Stevenson Fitch, of Ipswich.
Paper, xixth cent. Folio.
23.965. 23,966. ** Collection of ballads, songs, poems, etc., formed by
the late Rev. James Ford, Editor of the Suffolk Garland in 1818,
with the additions made by the late Augustin Page, Editor of the
Supplement to Kirby's Suffolk Traveller, also the papers in
print and MS. added by the late M"^ [William Stevenson] Fitch for
the furtherance of a second Edition of the Garland." Two volumes.
Paper; xviuth-xixth centt. Folio,
23,967. MiscKLLANKOUs papers chiefly connected with Norfolk, Essex,
and Suffolk; 1 538-1 6()9. The contents are—
1. Copies of a writ of Privy Seal fur the translation of the cathedral
ADDITIONAL MSS., 23,967—28,970.
925
priory of the Holy Trinity, Norwich, to the Dean and Chapter
of Norwich, 2 May, 30 Hen. VIII. [1638], and of theeuiTender of the
same to the Crown by the Dean and Chapter, 3 June, 1 Edw.
VI. [1547]. Lot. flf. 1, 3.
2. Extracts from compotus rolls, etc., relating to the manors of Mon-
donhall [Mundon], Clarehall or Clarethall, Stanford Rivers, Cog-
geshall, Langford, Maldon, and Hatfield, co. Essex ; 2 and 3 Phil,
and Mar. [1555-6]. Attested by John Hill, Auditor, 22 Sept.
1603. Lot. f. 4.
3. A [cancelled] draughte of thindenture of Bargaine and Sale made
7° Febr. A° 45**» Elifs. Rne. [1603] by Roberto Barker Esq' vnto
Edwarde Stanhope, Doctour of the cyrill lawes, of the Manours of
Ufford and Sogonho in com. SufF," f. 13.
4. Copy of a petition of Sir Robert Heath, Attorney-General, to the
King, for a writ of subpoena against Sir Robert Cotton, Bart.,
John Seldon, Esq., and Gilbert Barrell, gent., for circulating the
tract entitled A project how a prince may make himself an abso-
lute tyrant;" 16 Nov. 5 Chas. I. [1629], f. 24.
5. " Interrogatoryes to be administred on the parte and behalf of
Thomas French, Thomas Prettye, George Hawys and Nicholas
Whiverye, Defendants, against Arthur Pye, Clarke, Complaynant,"
in reference to the customs of Benhall, co. Suffolk; with depo-
sitions of witnesses examined at Saxmundham, 7 Aug. 17 Jas. I.
[1619], I 34.
6. Copy of the exemplification of a verdict in the suit of Sir John
Barker, Bart., v, Payne, respecting rights over the shore and manor
of Felixstowe, 00. Suffolk; 24 May, 21 Chas. II. [1669 J. Lot. f. 40.
Paper ; xviith cent. Oblate Folio.
23.968. LiVRE des Coustumes de Bretagne ; containing —
1. Les coustumes et les establissemens au Comte Geffrey. [See Add.
MS. 15,550.] Imperfect at the beginning, wanting the preface and
part of the table of chapters, f. 1
2. Les ordonnances de " Jehan, Due de Bretaigne ;" 1265, f. 93.
3. " La Coustume de la Mer," or the Laws of Oleron. Imperfect at the
end. f, 97.
At f. 92 b is written, " Le vii^ Jour de Mars Tan mil iiii^'lxiiii fut
nacqui Jo" de S' Lourans le filz." Vellum ; xivth cent. Folio.
23.969. "Les coustumes des pais d' Anion et du Maine contenans
seize parties." Vellum ; xvth cent. With an illuminated border
and roughly sketched coat of arms, on a chevron between 3 cres-
cents, a oinquefoil, at f. 1, and illxuninated initial letters at the
commencement of each book. Duodecimo.
23.970. Original commission from Marino Grimani, Doge of Venice,
to Bernardo Capello as Capitano of Bergamo ; circa 1603. Itah Jm-
926
ADDITIONAL MSS., 28,971-28,986.
ferfed. Vellum ; with a coloured allegorical frontispiece, in the
border of which are the amis of Soranzo of Venice. In binding of
papier-mache, inlaid with mother-of-pearl, the whole painted and
gilt. Quarto.
28.971. 1. A TKEATiSE on the Art of War, addressed to Edward VI.;
by Thomas Audeleye, f. 1 .
2, " An Epitaphe vpon the dethe of Mr. Thomas Awedeleye," a poem
in 23 stanzas, f. 37 b.
3. " The Strategemes, Sleyghtes, and policies of warre, gathered
togyther by S. Julius Fiontinus, and translated into Englyshe, by
Rycharde Morysine. Anno, m.d.xxxix." Printed, Juiper/ed, wanting
the title-page, the epistle to Henry VIII., and the table of con-
tents, f. 40.
Paper ; xvith cent. The covers stamped with the arms of Paulet,
Marquis of Winchester, with difference for a second son. On f. 37
is the signature of Wyll. Goodal, probably that of the scribe.
Octavo.
28.972. 1. Statuta Collegii S. Johannis CantabrigisB ; 1580. Pre-
ceded by an " Index Capitum." f 2.
2. Statuta Universitatis Cantabrigiea ; 1570, f. 109.
On f. 1 b is a list of the commissioners for drawing up the Statutes
of St. John's in 1580; and on f. 170 a table of "the cautions ap-
pointed for degrees May 26th 1684." Paper ; xviiith cent. Quarto.
23,978. Tracts, e^c, relating to the University of Cambridge; 1722-
1733. The contents are —
1. Jus Academicnm : or a defence of the peculiar Jurisdiction which
belongs of common right to Universities in general, and hath been
granted by Royal Charters, confirm'd in Parliament, to those of
England in particular .... By a person Concem'd.'* Printed^
London, 1722 ; with MS. notes, f. 1.
2. " An argument to prove, that the xxxixth section of the Lth Chapter
of the Statutes given by Queen Elizabeth to the University of
Cambridge includes the old statutes of that University : and that,
all those old statutes are not repealed by the statutes of Queen
Elizabeth. Together with an answer to the argument : and the
Author's reply to that answer." With appendices. Printed^ London,
1727. f. 23.
3. " Statuta antiqua Universitatis," with an index at the end, f. 67.
4. " A Vindication of the Lord Bishop of Ely's Visitatorial Jurisdiction
over Trinity College in general, and over the Master thereof in
particular." Printed, London, 1732. f. 157.
Paper ; xviuth cent. Quarto.
F&r descriptions ofNos. 28,974-28,985, see the Catalogue of Oriental MSS.
28,986. 1 . Anglo-Norman poem, in 80 lines, recounting the exploits and
ADDITIONAL MSS., 23,986-23,090. 927
characters of the Barons ; temp. Hen. III. [circa 1263]. Imperfect at the
beginning and end. Beginning, " Mes de Warenne ly[bon] quens."
2. " Interludium de clerico et puella an English interlocutory
poem, in 84 lines ; temp. Edw. I. Beginning, " Damishel reste wel."
Imperfect at the end.
Vellum roll, 24 inches X 3 inches ; end of the xiiith cent. Written
on both sides in different hands.
23.987. " Vita e morte di Frk Qirolamo Sauonarola with the colo-
phon "Questo breue raacconto e compendio, e state cauato dal
Sig' D. Giuseppe Gatti dalla uita Latina manoscritta dal P. della
Mirandola esistente nella Libreria di S* Maria Nouella lo anno
1675. Cop. da B. K." Paper; xvuth cent. Small Quarto.
23.988. ** LiBRO della Nobiltii di Geneva." Paper ; xviiith cent. On
f . 1 is the press-mar^ of Andrea Imperiali Lercari. Small Folio.
Presented by Stacey Orimaldi [Marquis Orimaldi],
23.989. " An account of the Golden Book of Genoa and of the
Nobility of Genoa, by Stacey Grimaldi, F.S.A. [Marquis Grimaldi
of Genoa]; I860." Autograph, At f. 30 is sprinted translation of
the Act of Aggregation of the family of Ceba to the family of
Grimaldi, 1448." Paper. Small Quarto. Presented by the Author,
23.990. Letters, original and copies, chiefly upon literary and anti-
quarian subjects, and addresi-ed to Andrew Coltee Ducarel, LL.D.,
F.R.S. ; 1 728-1818. Mostly printed in Nichol's " Literary History."
The writers are —
[Rev.] Thomas Baker to [Dr. Zachary
Grey] ; Cambridge, 24 July [? 1728],
£ 1.
[Rev.] J[ame8] Tunstall [D.D.] to the
same; Cambridge, 7 Apr. 1740, 3
Feb. 1740[1], ff. 2, 3.
[Rev.] C[harleB] Lyttleton, [LL JD., Dean
of Exeter, and afterwanls Bishop of
Carlisle]; London, 'Hagley, 23 Jan.
1742], 10 Oct. [17]57, ff. 4. 47.
Robert Lumley Kingston [F.8.A.] ; Dor-
chester, 19 Deo. 1743-4 June, 1708,
ff. 6, 19, 23-29, 73, 77-82, 85, 92,
96.
W[illiam] Evetts [M.D.] ; Birmingham,
27 Dec 1749, 30 July, 1750, ff. 7. 10.
[Rev. George Burton; Elden, near
Thetford, — Apr. 1757], f. 9.
Smart Lethieullier [F.S.A.]; Alders-
brook, Bath, 2 Dec. 1752, 28 Jan., 23
Mar. 1752[3], ff. 15, 20, 22.
[Rev.] G[eorge} North; Codicotc, 30
Mar., 6 July, 1752, 13 Aug. 1757, ff.
16, IS, 44.
J[ohn] Burton [M.D., Author of the
'* Monasticon Eboracense "] ; York. 24
July, 1754-24 Jan. 1769, ff. 31, 40,
89, 98.
[Rev.] Henry Hall; East Peckham,
Harbledown, 29 Aug. 1754, 1 May,
14 Aug. 1758, ff. 32, 56, 58,
Francis Topham [LL.D.] ; York, 10
Mar. 1755-20 Feb. 1764, ff. 36, 38,
50, 68, 87.
Charles Compton; Grendon, 17 Aug.
1755, f. 37.
Richard Frank [F.S.A., Recorder of
Pontefract]; Poutefract, 12 Jan. 1757-
18 Apr. 1759, ff. 43, 45. 48, 60.
[Rev.] Phplip] Morant [F.S.A., AuUior
of the " History of Essex "] ; 23 July,
1759, f. 62.
George Gibson ; Whitehall, 1 Aug. 1760,
f.64.
[Rev.] Edmund Tyrwhitt; Fulham Pa-
kce, 3 May, 1760, f. 67.
[Rev.] W[illiam] Gostling; Canterbury,
12 Jan. 1761, 1 71.
Digitized by
928
ADDITIONAL MSS., 23,990, 23,991.
[Rev.] Oh[mund] Beauvoir [D.D.,
F.S.A]; Canterbury. 13 Apr. 1762. 9
Feb. 1764, ff. 72, 83.
[Rev.] C[ox] Macro [D.D.]; Norton,
3 Feb. 1743[4]. f. 75.
[Rev.] Br[yftn] Faussett ; Canterbury,
13 Sept. 1764, f. 88.
[Rev. William] Clarke; [1766], f. 94.
Thomas Robinson to Rev. Rich. Bum,
Chancellor of Carlisle ; 8 Dec. 1767
Brajt. f. 95.
[Horace Walpole to W. Cole]; Straw
berry Hill, 12 Aug. 1769. Copy.
f. 100.
James Hammond ; Dover, 19 Jan. 1771,
f. 102.
Robert Hutchinson to Geo. Allan ; Dur-
ham, 8 Sept. 1772, f. 105.
George Allan [F.S.A.]; 6 Dec. 1775-11
Feb. 1776. ff. 106-108.
J[ohn] C[oakley] Lettaom [M.D.,
F.R.S.] ; 17 July, 1781, 26 Dec. 1803,
ff. 109, 127.
[Rev.] D[aniel] Watson [M.A., Rector of
Middleton Tyas, co. York] to F. Top-
ham; 4 Feb. 1787, f. 115 ;— to W.
Paper. Folio.
Hutchinson; 19 Feb.-2 Apr. 1788.
Copies, ff. 110-112, 114, 117.
J[ohn] Carr [LL.D.] to D. Watson;
[— Apr.] 1788. Copy. f. 112 b.
[Admiral] M[ark] Robinson to James
Sykes ; Bath, 18 Mar. 1793, f. 121.
Thomas Gyll to George Allan ; Durham,
3 Dec. 1793. Copy. f. 123.
[George, 4th Lord] Onslow to Sto-
vell, cabinet-maker; Plymouth, 8
June, 1797, f. 124.
[Jacob Pleydell Bouverie, 2nd Earl of]
Radnor to W. Nichols; Poole, 26
June, 1798. f. 126.
Wplliam] Vincent [D.D., Dean of West-
minster] to the same; Deanery, 18
May, 1811, f. 129.
Joseph Bradney to ; Ham, 10 Mar.
1815, f. 130.
George Hardinge, Chief Justice of Bre-
con, Glamorgan and Radnor, to Lady
Knowles; 2 Aug. 1815[-1816]. Copies.
ff. 131-148.
[Charlotte] Knowles [wife of Admiral
Sir 0. Knowles, Bart.] to [W. Nichols] ;
Sidmouth, 19 Feb. 1818, f. 147 b.
23,991. Original letters addressed to Andrea Capano, Barone di
Carusi et di Passarello, judge at Capua and afterwards auditor of
the province of Salerno, with judicial orders signed by himself, and
other official papers; 1626-1649. ItdL. and Span. The wiiters are —
El Regente Jnan Baptista Yalenzuela
Velazquez; Madrid, 27 Apr. 1631,
22 July, 1632. Span. ff. 7, 8.
Matias de Casanate, Regente; Naples,
27 Apr. 1638. ItoL. f. 10.
[Bamiro Philippe de Guzman] Du-
que de Medina de las Torres, efc.. Vice-
roy of Naples ; Naples, 1 May, 1638-
18 Mar. 1639. Span. Signed^ ex-
cept the last, with a stamp. With sedU.
ff. 12, 14, 18, 28, 34-39. 42-58, 60. 65.
Carlo di Tapia, Morchese di BeUo-
monte, Protector of Capua, etc.;
Naples, 12, 22 May, 1638. Ital. ff.
16, 26. With orders signed by the
same and countersigned by Julio Pan-
dolfo, Chancellor ; 22 May, 8 Juno.
1638. lua. ff. 21-25, 32.
El Kegente Marques de S. Julian;
Naples. 22 May, 1638. Itol. f. 20.
Miguel de Hecho; Naples, 10 Oct 1639.
Span. ff. 59, 67.
Fabio Capecega ; Naples, 16 Sepi 1639.
Ital. f. 62.
Don Antonio Nauarrete; Naples, 24 Nov.
1639. ItaL f. 63.
Juan Baptista , Bishop of Sala-
manca; Salamanca, 17 Jan. 1643.
Span. t. 70.
Christoualde Portocarrero ; Palermo, 29
May, 1646. Span. f.73.
[Pompeo di Gennaro] Duca di Belforte ;
Naples, 7 Aug. 1646, 7 Jan. 1647.
Ital. ff. 76, 89.
[Roderigo Ponce de Leon] Duque de
Arcos, Viceroy of Naples; Naples,
1 Dec. 1646-16 Aug. 1647. Span.
Signed, ff. 78, 80, 91, 143-150, 163.
Auiballe Quaranta; Salerno, 22 Sept.
1646. lua. f.82.
Digitized
byGoogk
ADDITIONAL MSS., 28,991-88,998.
929
dl Marauo]; Salerno, 22 July, 1647.
Ite/. ; with seal. f. 140.
FA Scipione Monforte, " Cavnliere Gero-
solomitano Commendator de Rodie e
S** Mauro," etc.; Laurito, 28 July,
1647. 1 Mar. 1648. ItcU. ff. 162,
173.
[Donato Coppola] Duca di Canzano
Naples, 24 June. 1648. Ital. f. 175.
MattheoCioffl; 15May, 1648. Ital. f. 176.
Don Gaspar de Soto, Giovanni Fran-
cesco Mariano and Donato Coppola
[Duke of Canzano] ; Naples, 6 May,
1648. lial. f. 178.
II Guidato Carlo Lirelli ; Spio, 20 Nov.
1646. Ital. f. 84.
II Guidato Giosluca di Auria ; 15 Nov.
1646. Ital f. 85.
Felice Fransese, Maestro d'Atti della
Regale Audiencia di Principati ; Sa-
lerno, 17 Dec. 1646. Ital; with seal.
f. 86.
; Boseo, 31 Oct. 1646. ItaZ. f. 87.
Philippe de Artequera, Don Miguel de
Paz, Aniballe Quaranta, and Or-
lando Long( bardo ; Salerno, 22 Sept.
1646. Ital f.88.
[Carlo Francesco] Serbellone [Principe
Among the papers are the following : —
1. Memorial of Girolamo Capano, recounting the services done to
the State by Andrea Capano, bis father; n,d. [after 1648], Ital.
f. 1.
2. Diploma of A. Capano as " Consultore ordinario nella Corte del-
Tarte della Lana " at Naples ; 3 July, 1626. Ital. Signed by Andrea
Paulella, Giovanni Baptista Malangone, and Jaoopo Cositore, Con-
suls. With seal. f. 3 b.
3. Diploma of the same as " Consultore della Corte dell' arte della Seta "
at Naples ; 30 Oct. 1626. Ital. Signed by Loise Kispolo, Gio.
Donato Correggio, and Gio. Lonardo Colosa, Consuls. With seal.
f. 5b.
4. Letters patent of the same as Judge and Assessor at Capua ; Naples,
16 Mar. 1638. Lat. Signed by the Duke of Medina de las Tun es,
Carlo di Tapia, and others. With seal. f. 9.
5. Letters patent of absolution of the same from the office of Judge at
Capua; Capua, 13 Dec. 1639. Lat, Signed by Vincentius Frap-
perius de Jeronimo and Hieronymus Ferretta, Syndics. With seal,
f. 68.
6. Letters patent of the same as supernumerary Auditor of the pro-
vince of Salerno ; Naples, 5 July, 1646. Lat. Signed by the Duke of
Arcos and others. With seal. f. 75.
Paper. Folio. See also Catalogue of Spanish MSS,
23.992. Proofs of nobility adduced on behalf of Pedro Martines de
Insausti, the younger, of Saragossa; 1587. Span. The autograph
of the claimant occurs at f. 49, and the arms of his family, in colour,
at f. 86. At f. 64 is a document signed by Don Artal de Alagon,
Conde de Sastago, Lieut, and Captain-General of Aragon. Paper.
Folio. See also Catalogue of Spanish MSS.
23.993. "Rime del Caualiere [Jacopo] Zane;'* 11 J short compli-
mentary poems, addressed to the Emperor Charles V., Francis T. of
France, Henry VIII. of England, Pope Paul III., Frederic Gon-
MSS.— 1860. 3 0
Digitized
byGoogk
930
ADDITIONAL MSS., 23,994- 24,006.
zaga, Duke of Mantua, and others; with a dedication in prose to
Giiidobaldo della Rovere, Duke of Trbino [ob. 1574]. lial. Paper ;
xvith cent. In stamped binding. Small Quarto.
23.994. Privilegia Ordinis Sanotae Marise Montis Oliveti ; containing
the statutes of the order, with copies of papal grants, confirmations,
e/c, down to the year 1447. On the last leaf is an entry under the
year 1501. Vellum ; xvth cent. Small Quarto.
23.995. Sermones varii, sc. in annuntiationem B. Mariae Virg., ** in
ramis palmarum," " in cena domini," " in die pasche," ** de pas-
chali tempore/' etc. On the fly-leaves at the beginning are a hymn
to the Virgin and a prayer, in a xiiith cent. hand. Vellum ; xuth
cent. Octavo.
23.996. *' CoNSULTAS de el Juez de la monarquia de Sicilia, siendolo
en interim segunda vez el D' D. Diego Vincencio de Vidania,
Inquisidor Apostolico del mismo Reyno Cronista de ku
Magestad," etc. ; comprising the drafts of his letters to the Viceroy
of Sicily, with letters to him from the Viceroy's secretary and
others, 1 686-1680. At the end are copies of political tracts.
Taper. Folio. For fuller description see the Catalogue of Sjtanish
83,997,23,998. *-ScRiTrtrRE concernenti il Gouerno et altri aflfari
del Regno di Sicilia copies of reports of Viceroys and other tracts
on the general governmeut of the kingdom, and of oflRcial papers
relating to particular affairs, from the end of the xvith to the
beginning of the xviiith cent. Span, and Ital. Two volumes.
Paper; xviiith cent. Folio. See the Catalogue of Spanish MSS.
23,999. Offices for Saints' Days, with musical notes, for the Russian
Church; in Sclavonic. Paper; xviith cent. Octavo.
For descriptions ofNos. 24,000-24,002, see the Catalogue of Oriental MSS.
24.003. Sketches in North Wales, chiefly cos. Merioneth and Denbigh ;
July-Aug. 1802. At flf. 5, 6 are views of Wolverhampton and
Tettenhall, oo. Stafford; and at ff. 7, 8 views at and near
Oswestry, co. Salop. Paper. Oblate Quarto.
24.004. Sketches in cos. Middlesex, Surrey and Kent ; Paper ; xixth
cent. Oblate Quarto.
24.005. Skktches in cos. Kent, Middlesex and Surrey. Paper ; xixth
cent. Oblate Quarto.
24.006. Sketches in various English counties, chiefly in Kent, on
the banks of the Thames. At f 7 is a sketch in Indian ink of
MSS.
ADDITIONAL MSS., 24,007—24,013.
U31
a tower, etc., apparently at some oriental port ; and at f. 8 a ** Vue
d*un aqueduc pres d'Ephese." Paper ; xixth cent. Oblate Quarto.
24.007. Sketches in cos. York, Derby, Lancaster, Middlesex, Hants,
Kent, Surrey, and Northampton, and in Scotland. Paper; xixth
cent. Oblate Quarto.
24.008. Sketchks of various English views. Paper; xixth oent.
Oblate Quarto.
24.009. Das puch von den Naturlichen Dingen ; translated from Latin
into German by Conrad von Megenberg in 1359. [Printed at Augs-
burg in 1484.] At f. 1 is a register of chapters, imperfect at the
beginning. Paper ; xvth cent. Quarto.
24.010. Scientific treatises, with coloured figures and diagrams,
viz, : —
1. " De compositione Astrolabij liber unus h. D. M. Vito Ardijseo Rheto
publico Basilese, nunc priuatim k D. Samuele Bellicano traditus et
auctus 1651. Astrolabii quoque usus (qui multiplex est) hoc libro
continetur." Written [as are also the next six articles] by Sebas-
tianus Fabritius, of Turin, and dated 25 Sept. 1551. f. 2.
2. Compositio SpheersB a Planetis pertussd, usu simul adiuncto,
D. Josia Simlero dictante public^ in Collegio Tigurinorum Anno
Salutis 1550 et 1551," f 24.
3. " Fabricatio SpbaersB," f. 56 b.
4. "Fabricatio Horologiomm,** f. 58.
5. " De Quadrantibus,'' f. 62 b.
6. ** Geographiae Compendium," f. 68.
7. " Chorographia," f. 80.
8. " Beschribung dess wellt spiegels," f. 82.
At f. 16 is the note, "Finivit soribere Sob[astianus] Fab[ritiu8]
24 die Septembris, cum D. Jusias Simlerus nuptias cum [Henrici]
Bullingeri filia celebmbat, 1551." Paper. Small Quarto.
24.011. 1. Tractatus " de proprietatibus rerum fratiis Bai-tholomei
[Glanville] Anglici, de oidine fratrum minorum." Imperfect, ending
in the first chapter of Book VII. f. 2.
2. The Ethics of Aristotle translated into Latin, f. 73.
3. Fragment of a medical treatise, apparently on fevers. LaU f. 125,
Vellum ; xvth cent. Quarto.
24.012. ]. Feancisci ** Petrarche de uita solitaria," libri duo, f. 1.
2. " Libellus Basillii de laudibus uite solitarie," f. 51.
Vellum. In an Italian hand of the xvth cent. Quarto.
24.013. " Itinerarium, oder kurtze Beschreibung aller deren jenigen
Merokwurdigkeiten welche auf der mit dem Keichs-fiey-wohlgo-
982 ADDITIONAL MSS., 24,014-24,023.
bohrnen Herrn Ludwig Christovh von Vohenstein auf Adeliiianns^
felden und Thalheim duroh Ober-imd-Nieder Sachsen iu Holland
imd voii dar wieder zuriick nach baus^e als Hoflfmeister glucklich
vollzogouen Eeysee zu beobacliten vorkoinmen. Zusamen getrageu
von Call Ferdinand Sibem J. U. Cdto. im Jabr 1709." Paper.
Qnai-to.
24,014. Speculum Humane Saluaoionis; a MS. facsimile bj Jacques
Fucien Leclabart of tbe edition printed circa 1439, with an alle-
gorical title-page de^igned by biniself, bearing tbe date 1780. On
the fly-leaf is a note concerning tbe MS. by W. H. Ireland. Paper.
Folio.
For descriptions of Noa. 24,016, 24,016, see the Catalogue of Oriental MSS.
24,017-24,022. " Meteorological Journal in Abridgement kept in tbe
Nortb Western Mountains [of India] by Lieut, [and Capt.] Pat-
[rick] Gerard [8th Regiment Bengal Native Infantry] 17 Sept.
1817-31 July, 1829. Six volumes. Paper. Large Folio. Presented
hy Mrs, E, Godfrey,
24,023. Original letters of Koyal and other personages, principally
Englisb; 1696-1844.
1. Queen Elizabeth to Henry IV. of France ; n,d. [Sept. 1596]. JFV.
Holograph; with modern transcript, flf. 1, 3.
2. [Sir] Thomas Chaloner, tutor to Prince Henry, son of James L, to
Sir Julius Csesar, Chancellor of the Exchequer ; St. James, 27 Apr.
1 1611]. Holograph; with order signed by Sir J. Caesar, for payment
to persons employed in the prince's masque, 29 Apr. 1611. f. 4.
3. [Sir Edward] Cecyll [Cecil, Viscount] Wimbleton [Wimbledon] to
Constantin Huygens [Hear van Znylichem], secretary to the Prince
of Oi-ange; Huesdon, 27 July, 1631. Signed; with seal, f. 6.
4. Henrietta Maria, Queen of Charles L, to Victor Amadeus, Duke of
Savoy ; n.d. [Sept. 1632]. Fr, Holograph, f. 8.
5. James Chaloner [M.P.] to Ursula Fairfax [? daughter of Sir Philip
and Lady Frances Fairfax]; Woodford, 5 Jan. 1634[6]. Holograph.
f. 10.
O.Charles I. of England to [Robert Sydney] Earl of Leicester;
Theobalds, Newmarket, 2 June, 18 Oct. 1636. Holograph, f, 12, 13.
7. [Sir] J[ohn] Temple [afterwards Master of the KoUs in Ireland] to
[?the Earl of Leicester]; Batersea, 22 June, 1636, [6 Feb. 1639].
Holograph. The second letter impeifect. fF. 15, 17.
8. Charles [Louis], Elector Palatine, to Mr. Braun [Sir Richard
Browne], English Minister at Paris ; Hague, y\ June, 1643. Hoto-
graph, f. 19.
9. [Sir] V[incent] Corbott [Bart.] to Colonel Broughton ; Morton,
23 Aug. [1644]. Holograph, f. 21.
Digitized by
ADDITIONAL M8S., 84,028.
933
10. [Sir] John Mayne to Piince Rupert; Pontefracr, 12 Oct. [1644].
Holograph, f. 23.
11. [Sir] Samuel Sandys [of Ombersley, co. Worcester] to Prince
Rupert ; Worcester, 22 Feb, 1644[5]. Signed, f. 24.
12. Mary of Modena, queen of James II., to [Pierre Daniel Huet],
Bishop of Avranches ; St. Germain-en-Laye, 17 Oct. 1693. Fr.
Signed ; with seaU. f. 25.
13. [James Butler, 2nd Duke of] Ormonde to [? Sir Robert Southwell],
in Ireland ; London, [7] Sept. [1697]. Holograph, f. 28.
14. Petition of William Salmon to Prince Rupert, concerning the
seizure of his ship by Major Sherwood; Rotterdam, 14 Dec. 1648.
Holograph, f. 30.
15. [Henry, Lord] Percy [of Alnwick] to M. Zulicon [Constantin
Huygens, Heer van Zuylichem], secretary to the Prince of Orange ;
Chateau Renard, 27 Apr. [circa 1652]. Holograph, f. 32.
16. [Sir] Charles Cottrell to [Elizabeth] Queen of Bohemia; London,
14 Sept. 1660. Holograph, f. 34.
17. George Beaumont to the same ; Westminster, 6 Nov. 1660. Holo-
graph, f. 36.
18. [Sir] G[eorge] Hewytt [of Pishobury, Bart., afterwards Viscount
llewett] to Prince Rupert; Paris, 10 Feb. 1671. Holograph, f. 38.
19. J. Dan vers *'to Mr. Moore at ... . the Earle of Abingdon's at
VN ytham neare Oxfurd ;" 10 Dec. 1686. Holograph, f. 40.
20. [Sir] ll[enry] Goodricke, Ambassador at Madrid, to ; Madrid,
17 Apr. 1687. Holograph, f. 42.
21. [James Butler, Earl of] Ossory [afterwards 2nd Duke of Ormonde]
to Sir Robert Southwell ; Badminton, 21 Aug. [1685,] f. 43.
22. M[aiy, Countess of] Ossory [wife of the preceding] to the same;
[London, 17 Apr. 1688]. Holograph; with seal, f. 45.
23. [John, Lord] Berkeley [of Stratton, Admiral of the Fleet, etc.]
to King William III.; close by Calais, Aug. 1696. Holograph,
f. 47.
24. [Sir] Robert Gunning [K.B., aftei-wards Bart.], Resident at
Copenhagen, to Sir John Goodricke, Bart., Envoy to Sweden ;
Copenhagen, 31 Aug. 1766. Holograph, f. 49.
26. David Hume, the historian, under the pseudonym of David Stuart -
Moncrief, to Andrew Steuart [M.P.]; Horse Wind [Edinburgh],
4 Feb. 1773. Holograph, f. 61.
26. Order from the same upon the Royal Bank of Scotland; St.
Andrew's Square, 20 Apr. 1776. Holograph, f. 63.
27. C[harle«] J[ames] Fox, Secretary of State, to Edmund Burke,
Paymaster-General ; Wimbledon, 24 Sept. 1783. Holograph, f. 54.
28. William, afterwards Sir William, Herschel, Astronomer Royal, to
[Charles Hillier] Parry [M.D., F.R.S.] ; Slough, 7 Oct. 180;j. Holo-
graph, f. 66.
Digitized by
934
ADDITIONAL MSS., 24,023, 24,024.
29. [Charles JamesJ Fox to Admiral [Jean Baptiste, Baron de] La-
crosse ; London, 29 July, 180G. Fr. Holograph, f. 68.
30. George IV. of England to Louis XVJII. of France, announcing
the death of George III.; Carlton House, 31 Jan. 1820. Signed;
with cou/nter-signature of Lord Castlereagb. f. 60.
31. Robert Southey, Poet Laureate, to Alfred Pettet, at Norwich;
London, 1 Aug. 1825. Holograph. Franked by [Sir] R[obert]
H[airy] Inglis [Bart. M.P.]. f. 61.
32. Victoria [Maria Louisa, Ducbess of Kent] to her niece [Victoria,
daughter of Ernest, Duke of Saxe Coburg] ; Ingestre House,
11 May, 1840. Oerm. Holograph, f. 63.
33. [Alexandrina] Victoria, Queen of England, to Marie Ara^lie, wife
of Louis Philippe, King of the Frencb ; Windsor, 6 Sept. 1844.
Fr. Holograph, f. 66.
Paper. Folio.
24,024. Original letters, etc., of Royal and distinguished foreign
personages; 1550-1833.
1. Petition of John Quentel, of Cologne, printer, to the Emperor
Charles V., for a privilege to print certain theological books ; n.d.
Lot. Holograph, Endorsed with a reference for decision to [An-
toine Perrenot] Bishop of AiTas, 20 Sept. 1550; and the note
" Fiat ad 6 annos " ete., 4 Nov. 1550. f. 1.
2. Francis 11. of France to [Gilles] de Noailles, French Ambassador
in England ; Blois, 25 Dec. 1559. Fr. Signed; with counter-signuture
of [Claude] de TAubespine, Secretary of State, f. 3.
3. Chailes IX. of France to [S^bastien de TAubespine] Bishop of
Limoges, French Ambassador in Spain ; St. Germain-en-Laye,
23 Nov. 1561. Fr. Signed; with countersignature of [Florimond]
Robertet, Secretary of State, f. 4.
4. The same to his brother [Henri de Valois] King [Elect] of Poland ;
Fontenay, 7 June, 1573. Fr, Signed; and partly autograph, f. 6.
5. Philip II. of Spain to the magistrates and townsmen of Aire, in
Artois; Madrid, 3 Jan. 1579. Fr. Signed; with counter-signaiure of
A. Desmetieres. f. 8.
6. Agreement of Gabrielle D'Ebtrees, mistress of Henry IV. of France,
with Marc Myron, Sienr de THermitage, for the purchase of lands
and right at Crecy ; n.d. [circa 1590]. Fr, Signed, f. 11.
7. Diane de France, natural daughter of Henry II., to the Infanta of
Spain [? Isabella Clara Eugenia, daughter of Philip II.] ; n d. [circa
1580-1598]. Fr. Holograph, f. 12.
8. Concino Concini [Mareclial d' Anere] to the Cavaliere Vinta ; Rome,
6 May, 1606. Ital. Signed ; and with autograph subscription, f. 14.
9. Henri de la Trenioille [Due de Thenars] to M. Dupleesis ; 18 Mar.
1621. Fr, Holograph ; with seals, f, 16.
ADDITIONAL MSS.. 24,024.
936
10. Gaston [Due d*Orleans, brother of Louis XII 1.] to [Francis II.J,
Duke of Loiraine; St. Germain, 6 Sept. 1624. Fr. Holograph,
11. [Fran9ois Leclerc du Tremblay, dit lo i*^re] J[osephJ, C[apucin],
to ; 4 June, 1633. Fr. Holograph, f. 19.
12. Jean Suffren» de la compagnie de Jesu [Confessor to Marie
de' Medici and Louis XIII.], to [Cardinal de Richelieu] ; Brussels,
14 Feb. 1634. Fr. Holograph; with modern transcript, ff. 21,
23.
lii. Giulio Mazarini [Papal Vice Legate at Avignon, afterwards Car-
dinal Mazarin] to [Cardinal de liichelieu]; Avignon, 13 May, 1636.
ItaL Holograph, f. 25.
14. [Charles de la Porte, Marquis, afterwards Duo de] La Meilleraie
[Mar^chal et Grand-Maitre de TArtillerie de France] to tlie
Marechal de Brez6, General de rArm6o du Roy ; au Camp de la
Bass6e, 20 Aug. 1641. Fr. Holograph; with seals, t 27.
15. Louis XIII. of France to the Mayor and Magistrates of Metz;
Paris, 5 Dec. 1642. Fr. Signed ; with counter-signature of [Claude]
Bouthillier [de Chavigny], Secretaiy of State. \\ ith seal. f. 28.
16. [Henri Chabot, Duo de] Rohan to " Sun Altesse Royale " [the
Prince de Oonde] ; Langenerie, 28 [Mar. 1652]. Fr. Holograph.
f 30.
17. [Henri 11. d'Orl^s, Ducde] Longuevillo to [?Huguesde Lionne] ;
Rouen, 22 Dec. [1644]. Fr. Holograph, t 32.
18. Christine, Queen of Sweden, to James II. of England ; n.d. [Feb.
1685]. Fr. Signed; with ou^o^rop^ postscript in J^oZ. f 33.
19. [Hugues] de Lionne, Ambassador from France to the Flcctoral
Assembly at Frankfort, to ; Frankfort, 1 Jan., 26 Feb.,
19 Mar. 1658. Fr. The last letter holograph, ff. 34, 36, 38.
20. Anna [Maria Capeche Galeota] Princesse de Portugal [daughter of
D. Joao Bautista Capeche Galeota, Principe de Monte Leon, widow
of the Prince D. Luiz Guilherme de Portugal, grandson of Antonio,
Prior de Crato and titular King of Portugal] to the Comte de
Laderda, at London; Hague, 25 June, 1660. Fr. Signed, f. 4'J.
21. Isabelle and Victoire de Campbell to [?the Queen of Bohemia], in
favour of their nephew, Lord Lome; Bairlemont en Bruxelle,
1 July, 1661. Fr. In the autograph of Lady Isabella and signed.
22. Henri [II.] d'Orl^ans [Due de Longueville] to [Hugues] de Lionne;
Rouen, 15 Oct 1661. Fr. Holograph, f. 44.
23. Anne Marie Louise d'Orleans [Duchesse de Montpensier] to the
Reverend Pere General Abbe de S** Genevieve ; Eu, 21 Sept. [circa
1665]. Fr. Holograph ; with seats, f. 46.
24. [Anne Jsinon de Lenclos] to ; n.d. [circa 1665?]. Fr. Holo-
graph ; unsigned, f. 48.
f. 18.
f. 42.
936
ADDITIONAL MSB., 24,024.
25. [Charles do Sainto Maure, Due de] Montausier [Governor of Louip,
Dauphin of Fiance] to [Pierre Daniel] Huet [after\%^aid8 Bishop of
Avranches]; St. Germain, 5 Sept. 1670. Fr. Signed, f. 50.
26. [PieiTe] Bayle to Mad"* de Bayle, at Carla; Geneva, 30 June,
1672. Fr, Holograph, f. 52.
27. Le Mar^chal [Godefroi, Comte] d'Estrades, [Charles] Colbert [Mar-
quis de Croissy] and [Jean Antoine do Mesmes, Comte] D'Avaux,
Plenipotentiaries, to M. de Feuqui^res, French Minister in Sweden ;
Nimeguen, 8 Apr. 1678. Fr. Signed, f. 54.
28. Christian Albreoht, Duke of Schleswig-Holstein to [Louis XIV. of
France]; Hamburg, 9 Apr. 1678. Fr. Signed, f. 56.
29. [Anne Marie d'Orleans, wife of Victor Amadeus II., Duke of
Savoy] to [Charlotte El^onore de la Mothe Houdancourt] Duchesse
de Ventadour, goTemess to the Royal family of France; Anessi
[Annecy], 31 Aug. [? 1715]. Fr. Holograph ; unsigned. With seal.
30. [Abbe, afterwards Cardinal, Guillaume] D[ubois] to the Sieur de
la Pierre, dit Pitteau ; Hague, 15 Jan. 1717. Fr. Holograph, f. 59.
31. Marie [Leczinska, wife of Louis XV. of France] to Cardinal de
Floury; 13 [June, 1728]. Fr. Holograph; with seals, f. 60.
32. J[ean] Bernou[i]lli to ; Bale, 3 Aug. 1729. Fr. Hologi-aph.
f. 62.
33. M[aurice] de Saxe, Marshal of France, to [Ulrich Friedrich
Woldemar] Count Lowendahl, Marshal of France ; au Camp de
la Commanderie, 16 July [1747]. Fr. Holograph, f. 64.
34. Pictet, secretary to Catherine II. of Russia, to [Fiangois
Maiie Arouet de Voltaire]; St. Petersburg, ^ Aug. 1762. Fr:
Holograph, f. 66.
35. J[ean] J[acques] Rousseau to ; Motiers, 15 July, 1764. Fr.
Holograph, f. 71.
36. Joseph II., Emperor, to Louis XVI. of France; Vienna, 20 Aug.
1780. Lat. Signed, f. 73.
37. Le Cardinal [Francois Joachim de Pierre] do Bemis to ;
Albano, 29 June, 1785. Fr. Signed; with autograph postscript.
38. [Jacques] Necker [Minister of Finance] to [Madame du Barry] ;
30 Deo. 1787. Fr. Holograph, f. 76.
39. [Jean Paul Mamt, member of the Committee of Public Safety, etc.]
to M. de la Metherie; Paris, 10 Mar. 1788. Fr. Holograph; un-
signed, f. 77. -i^"-..
40. de Beringuier, depute du comity de Jales [ Lower Langued(jc],
to Comte ; Chambery, 21 Apr. 1792. Fr. Holograph; with
memorandum written and signed by the Due de la Beaume. f. 79.
41. 1'[aul] H[enri] Mallet [author of "Northern Antiquities," and
Regius Professor of Belles Lettres at Copenhagen] to [Jacques]
f. 57.
f. 75.
ADDITIONAL MSS., 24,024,
937
Mallet Du Pan at Lausanne ; RoUe [Vaud, Switzerland], 19 Jan.
1793. Fr. Holograph, f. 82.
42. General [Fran9oi8] Hanriot [commanding the armed force of
Paris daring the reign of terror] to [Jean Baptiste Noel Bonchotte]
Minister of War ; 16 Ventdse, an 2 [5 Mar. 1794]. JFV. Holograph.
f. 84.
43. Charles Philippe [de France, Comte d'Artois, afterwards Charles X.]
to the Baron de Flacslanden, at Verona; Edinburgh, 1 Mar. 1796.
Fr. Holograph, f. 85.
44. [Louis Fran9ois Armand du Plessis] le M[ar6chal] Duo de Riche-
lieu to [?Maro Pierre, Comte d'Argenson, Minister of War];
Mahon, 2 June, 1766. Fr. Holograph, f. 87.
45. [Don Manoel Godoy] "El P[rincipe] de la Paz" to ; San
Lorenzo, 22 Nov. 1797. Span. Holograph, f. 89.
46. Bemardoni to M. Fauconnier, about the sale of some letters
of Rousseau and M** de FranqueTille ; Paris, 28 June, 1804. Fr.
Holograph, f. 91.
47. G[iuglio] Cardinal Gabrielli, Papal pro-Secretary of State, to [Gio-
vanni Battista] Cardinal Caprara^ Legate in France ; Rome, 1 Apr.
1808. Ital. Signed, fif. 94, 99.
48. Pope Pius VII. to the same ; n.d. [1 Apr. 1808]. Ital. Holograph;
with -Fr. translation. £f. 95, 97.
49. Circular letter of condolence from the Cardinal (3[iuseppe] Doria
Pamphili, Papal pro-Secretary of State, to the Italian Cardinals
ordered to leave Rome by the French ; dalle Stanze del Quirinale,
23 Mar. 1808. Ital. Copy. f. 101.
50. Cardinal Gabrielli to M. Le Febre, French Charge d* Affaires at
Rome; dalle Stanze del Quirinale, 27 Mar. 1808. Ital. Copy. f.l03.
51. [Anne Louise Germaine Necker, Baronne de Stael] to [M. de
Talleyrand]; Geneva, 28 Feb. 1809. Fr. Holograph ; unsigned, f. 105.
52. [Marie Paul Joseph Gilbert Metier, Marquis de] Lafayette to
[Marie Charles Joseph] de Pougens; Paris, 17 Jan. 1814. Fr.
Holograph, f. 107.
53. [Stephanie F^licit^ Ducrest de St. Aubin, Coratesse de Genlis] to
[the Prince de Talleyrand] ; 6 Apr. 1814. Fr. Holograph ; unsigned.
f. 109.
54. [Joachim Murat, King of Naples] to General [Augustin Daniel,
Comte de] Belliard ; Naples, 6 Oct. 1814. Fr. Holograph, f. 111.
55. [Jacques Alexandre Bernard Law] Comte, afterwards Marquis,
de Lauriston, Marshal of France, to [Joseph Fouche, Duke of
Otranto]; Paris, — Apr. 1815, 7 June, . Fr. Holograph, ff. 113,
114.
56. The same to [Francois] Marquis [de Barb6 Marbois] ; Paris,
30 June, 1826. Fr. Holograph, f. 115.
MSS.— 1860. 3 p
938 ADDITIONAL MSS., 24.026, 24,026.
67. The same to General ; n.d. Fr. Holograph, f. 116.
68. [Antoinette Clandine Julie Leclero] Comtesse de Lauriston [wife
of the above] to Etienne, Duo de Damas ; Paris, 18 Jan. 1823. Fr.
Holograph, f. 117.
59. [Simon] Bolivar [the liberator of South America] to Colonel
Ignacio Ninavilea ; Trugillo [Truxillo], 2 Apr. 1824. Span.
Holograph, f. 118.
60. [Louie Philippe d'Orleans, afterwards King of the French] to
[?hi8 wife, Marie Amflie] ; Paris, 12 May, 1825. Fr. Holograph ;
urmgned. f. 120.
61. Napoleon Louis G[harle6] Bonaparte, afterwards Emperor of the
French, to Dr. Antomarchi ; Arenenberg, 6 Sept. 1833. Fr,
Holograph, f. 121.
Paper. Folio.
24)025. " Tabula Hi8t[ori8B] an epitome of Sacred History from the
creation to the martyrdom of St. Paul, with genealogies. Beginning,
"Considerans historie prolixitatem." Vellum roll, 10 feet 4 inches
X 11 inches, xiiith cent; with coloured drawings and medallion
portraits.
24^26. Gen£alo6II!:s of the Kings of England from Egbert to Edward
IV., with historical notes. On the reverse are genealogies of the
Dukes of Normandy from BoUo to Eobert Courthose, and of the
descendants of Henry III. Lot. Vellum roll, 10 feet 4 inches
X 12^ inches. Late xvth cent.
LoxooM : raiMXED by william clowes akd sons. STAUVOBO STBBBT
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